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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-04
6EDALIA, NO.

Nh. Georss. q. Vest Mn G.ors, p n
s.s ,hs guests OF he family Of rerrS y 1. Ss pe
Miss Louise Werner is Visiting in California
.s..;, -. q .ad y, Mrs s,1 Il KsIIy who wes. til.
turned to 81. Luis. WIN -'0H''' nave re
Miss Mildred Hayes OF Upton. who has beer
VISITING Miss Della Mead. has returned to heI
Miss Ka,herins tI,a,i wyan :, home from thr..
Miss Annie F'lorer is visiting friends IN St.
u,s. Mis-, Sophie sa, sCni1; who wa. the CUES. Of
Mrs; Q. W; Fcz Of Sterling. Rss.. is vss,tins
Miss Ashes sc,; LnEsn 5ssn and her saugh'.r
NJ; and Mrs p. o. WALKER in Kansas City. ''
Miss Elsie Heaton Is visiting IN 81. Louie
Mrs !. Ia Menke is visiting relatives In No
Mrs Henry d. Stone Is vlsitins friends in ps
Miss Laura Kolbohn is the guest Of Mira Da-
vid Emrich In Kansas City.
ana % Ms II. fa'ss Z. gan. Hl chicago Is visiting Ar
Mrs- sa samSsl EA. OTIS I. visiting in Peoria. III.
from visit IN PennsyIvanis-
Judge and Mrs. ". s. shirk are homo from q
visit With Mr. and Mrs. 5. z. Johns at Taco
Miss Ssn Kelly is visiting Miss Gem Blink
Miss Rae Kingsbaker 10 visiting In Kanras
NJ. Miss . Ethel egrray who wa. tn. gees, of
nome IN Holden.
Miss RUssio Holland Is home from n vis., IN
Miss Eva Rue Clarke Of Kansas City !. The
spes, Of Mlss Ewing Fulkerson.
=, AIRS w. ]. Marin. who has besn whiting
MIS- Roscoe parinerlee. has returned 20 bsr
Mrs. John r sessions Of woodvine, Misa.
Mrs Rate Vsnderiice Der | ad n Mi.s ~ Martha h SSsP paw.
1ord o. Phi.adeiphia are the guests Of Mrs. &.
Miss Bertha Guen;he- is homo fror, an .x
tsnned sisit IN 81; Louis.
s.; MIS- ., MsTsaTs srs M.r wis2n Of Paris. III. IL the
Mr.. and Mrs, ~ 4 sheets Of Terre Hauts.
Miss Aice Shaw Of Den!so5i Tcx xbo IA,
been VISITING Miss Georgia Morit. has re-
Mis-. j W. Mallory visited In Chicago las,
Ms @ George "a, A. Goid @ syiii depart this week on
Mis-. Laura Pearson Ia bone from en- extended
Mr.; STANLEY Hi of 81 Louis Is visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. .. J. Temple.
week to snier he coII.F. d na.ie- S".eAs0 this
Miss Mary Eetill Will depar; for Boston 90
Mrs Jessie Sssseriy ana Der sister. Mis-. Jo-
sIs Wight. q somersille. Mass, are Tie 's guests
rho Misses Mary ana vesta Stevenson q,
oi.d dd have wh2 2,snsa wsTs ne hone ssess Of Mr..
Mrs. james Story arrived from New York
On Mefstsy to Join her husband. who has Iocst-
Mr.; and Mrs. John Gibson. who have been
70 ,Ssr nhs sas q, aadi..Ssyn have
Miss Isttie Bratton is home from a whit In
Bunceton.
Mrs. Robert TIttsworfh and her daughter ar,
home from visit with Mrs. Il. L. Maupin IN
Mis- ko's waidmsn is visiting Mrs IL Co
~ Mis-; D9ilie Maup.n Of Ps,,onsburr is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs H. W. Meuschke arc home
Mrs John Ginter and Mrs. Mary Holland
are nome from q visit In Phiiadelphia
Miss Jennie Z. Allen II visiting In West
Mics ,a,,s Manos oi,mier Of Monroe. La. who has
Libois vansccser has returned home.
peen Visiting friends In this sify. has returned
o. n. Blair. cashier Of the Sedalia National
Bank. % touring British Columbia
The Nisaes 9asioo E3vis0 Joueo "a fdsr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-04
JEFFERSON CITY, MO.

The Hisses Agatha and Margaret Towles O
wSsshington. ,S,s D g. who have been visi,,n,
Is.. h erS;a S.ssi.s si,sf ss, uS,sr u; and Nr.
,.bsind ,bis o DAY or & Two. Jnsy were .scospsnsd b,
ybo has ALEC been . guest Of the Towies fsinli,
Nj. and Ms. John D. Russell of washington
Mrs Ru:s.Ii's sister: Mrs. Kat. Knsi.ley. @ az.
ana di MT. hn1op e iB.a day e @
IIs K9ei;l.y M,. yh9 NJ. make nj. eiiy he. he.:
spentng the last fve weeks with her aunt. Mrs
Mirs Marie Schneider o, Denver. Colo. who
has been visiting Mrs. A. p Grimshaw. depart.
ed yi.. las, d,s,l.y drgssisy = for HON. =, ..,
) stone and her dsush,.r Miss M"bei.. DE- DE-
l.st s,I week; VIM Ser :sn. Edwin siiysI. e., e..
| daughter Mrs =, !. i.utz. Mr.. silver also en-.
,ertsined ever Sunday his cousin. Mr. Gal
The Misses Nav Bisckburn and Gu..i. Ne.f
Ietlrned last sunday from a visit to Louisiana
,,s Mrs Georss .;,, W: Mees. an: her .on, o, s,.
weeks on the farm o, their brother. Paul Ewing
coffsyville. Kss near where she expects TO
teach In the Snow Creek Nation, among the
Mrs e I. Edvard. and her children. Of
shsroyep2rt Le-. are guests Of J. w. Edwards
RUDOLPH McF'es.ei of Marked Tree. Ark. will
e lis- ,hsy tss WI, Tses {. to % vi, Frank 1slimsy.r
Messrs McFessei and Dslimeycr returned from
Europe together some time ago.
Mrs. C1aud Vfooman Of St Louis n visiting
her ,,s,er. Mr,: Ferd DaIlm.yer .who. accom-,
ME- aa hsr m2s pas sass5 sss ss ,Ss y
last week from a months visit TO relatives In
Miss AGA Stewart Of Joplin is visiting her sis
ter. Mr., Charles Dewey.
Berger.
:, Mrs; ", Tersu.on Of 8. Icg.. (. visiting
MIS-. vara Belle Callahan departed las. Mon
Among th0se who visited III. Worlds Fair IN.
HIM s's ana ogr fspiT sn' M Mr- ~ vivian M s0s
GslIsher Gall. and taeir sSns q Mr and Mrs Bixard
On a ssrss Roso K sss si. =. shd I 81.
Tor p; Houeh and scn.
Ing In, ard MS eHs,,. ;, chs,i;. . oa,Iity Of Ohio
~, Mrs ;,,.as nsssry nsxsr, r. sntsr,sinss forty Of
heo n va, q, as,siss +, srsh,e % Monday ssr
ihe ihs, Miss @ l rsnm, end Anns Rnw.rt IN: par
inrtiunr 4 lunch followed the games. a Tne
grires were won by Miss Victoria Dc WI. MrE
Ms, hssns nSeh snS Mn. cas Is.,
pa. s.y sr,sTneon to pi.a.ani tts funst,on fer
,sr usns; s rn,,, ne Mise, Aileene and Adele Pat
Lunch was served. Mrs o. O. Rurch sssi.,eg
her daughter. with Mn. Patton. mother Of The
gvssfs OF honor - $50
Twenty-four women were the sues,s os No,
W Dailneyer. who entertained for her as
ter. Mrs. George W. Hobbs Of ST Louis isst
Tnursday. Nx-handed euchre was PLAYED
Mrs. r. y. g. Harding entertatined Mes.rs
Harding. Clarity. Albright and several vounr
women as s-oclock dinner last Wednesday
entertained last Friday evening b. Mr. and Nrs
D: G. Weafherby. Refreshments wsre served
urday evening 10 their friends FOR their cogsfns
the Misses Redding and Lew;s. Of Oeorria and
To-night. At Grace Episcopal Church. Master
Harold HOFFMAN. II yesrs oid win sing severai
has sung In the New York churches The REV.
erend Edmund A. Neville Of eedaiia has te.u
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-04
THROWS AWAY HIS
MONEY; SEEKS DEATH.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

RFPr B1.IC SPECIAL
Columbus. o.. Sept. a-Choosing thaS
section Of the scioto River Just south Of
the bridge on the Becker road. south Of
Columbus. Jacob Haas. a stone-cutter.
aged Is years. took OF his hat. threw his
money away for the express purpose Of
preventing Identification of his body
should he be successful and then deiib-
erateiy walked into the water with tho
intention OF committing suicide.
W. E Jones. employed by the Pillow
Transfer Company. and Jacob Engard
were driving over the bridge. Through
the dust they noticed Haas entering the
water and. tieing their horse to a tree.
they hurried to the spot. prevailing upon
the man TO come out.
After getting the man into their buggy
they took him to police headquarters.
where he was held for safe keeping, Haas
stated that he had become Respondent
over ill-health and had decided 10 end
all but would not die with his money
The mans wife died about two years
ago. and II Is believed that he Il de-
mented-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-04
PADtC6Ii. Ky.

Judge ogsE FIcn'iss 4 Dsnrc-. COO ard
,4i--,.,.ft NJ, = rhn! = u !. "a M!.. N.rs
sIsnf Z. !. SsS-iI. pasf-r of th- f.r..t,i'y a )
Nrthoist thuErh. The bride is a niece % tia
/ 60 HE family Tor several weeks Igls- prem
10 J.. ifgriH"Et lawyer al Denver. wsrra
Mr.. an! Mrs y. \ Garfncr AMI Mis. Louisa
Cox gave q dance az Wallace Park pariiirn
Porter q FLUSHING L. J.. ard Miss aAgse
Muller ~ f=wturket. II l.
announced o. take place neIt Tues !ay evening
oVen IL the daugfter u Sir and NJ + r.
gNrn Ar. sullivan formerly r-s.is1 in san
81. James Elmer Broafvay sni M.-. F.7l--
Iyh" p lSh~fiy we're married Wednesday after
Prise to Their many frisais' Mfs nss-a,y 4.
salesman Ihsy went 20 So. I,Ds.i. To- at
In connection niih the launching of tho
ysp.a, ys1s o-. fsagsah a; ne MORT H.iss,' Navy
,.ucIh iaiy for the chT;stenlng MI. foi,iss
.o1 70 siIunsly favored :or the honor M~
anI has an eSt~nsiys soqusin,anc. ,hrre De-
sii-. she !, one - tho seasln's c-bu'an'~.
families is unusually briFht ani a,trsc;ive
and you'll frak- Cr-fitlhi~ representative q
i.ugh;-r ., forrrsr ConErs.~hsn cbsrI.. X, x
Whee.sr who Induced the Secr-tsrv os the
also fass-.i ,or th- shris.-p,nr 'er i''l''sh' IS
Mrs. J'I Cioy-. ani iarKh'e-. Ie,r. C.0y-s
aI'. itAFfy Fttr tuFs returned grpu. a
visit IN Union CITY. Tenn.
sr, r Reed ana chiiirrn Ben Red and
Dorothy Red, have returned O. ~ Louis Fr-sr
a months visit - Mrs. Reef's isusf,ors Mra
Ralb Noble and Mrs Brarssorl Clarke
Mis-. Ere Refer has returnei from a visit 20
relatives In Memphis
sfls. Grace Ro..iter hs- returned 90 NATION.
Ill. after a visit 90 her sister. Mrs John Little
Mrs y =. Stutz r. visiting IN f0gisyiile
Miss Kate Erakl-r has returned 10 Madison
Wright
Miss BERT. Y. Jons. IA. returned from q
visit 60 her aunt in OW-nsboTc ky.
Mn II 4. Lsrue l. visiting in inuisvili.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Gsrdn-r and children. Ella
AMI Edward. have returned 90 New Albany
Ind. after yi-it 20 relative. They w-r- az
them.
Mr. ana Nr- H n I1sy!ns and M!-. Martha
Williams have zone to New York FOR y visit,
Mis- Edna Fades has returned 10 Bethel col
l-s- a; U1DSinsyiil.. Ky. after sr-niinx tho
sur rnsr with her parent. Mr. and Mrs. VII
liam Fades
Miss Tornmi- Wallace and Mi-s Rosa We'll
haye returned from a visit In H1pkirsyiiie RT.
Mrs. Annie riarti.-Dr and daughter Miss
G.rtruf- wo>ifc. % Grand Chain III are
whiting Doctor J. p Wo.ife and family
Mrs Charles weth.r AMI Mrs. Geors.
Straight Of Poplar BlgH 80. or. visiting Mrs
Nshbers sister. MIS-. William Wright
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-04
MOBERIy, MO.

Mi..es Josephine Ediins. snc Alma ans En-
elie Hickersnn visited In centralla THURSDAY
MT Matte Palmer. prominent In church ana
side. - .
Ms. Vista curIan hss returned from q visit
Mias Addie HroadWatsr has ,esu,nea ,-orn 4.
pleasant sojourn in as Louis ~
rred Conrad y enyoyns weeks vacation
with his parents sf Crfnden. No
Mr. Mary Wilcox has returned from an .s-
TENDED visit with her sou. X. wiicos. near
HsrD wssms q xanns City and Mias ililis
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-04
LITTLE ROCK. Ann.

The Czrnasior Club was entertained by Ms
Eugenia Levy on last Sunday evening Music
and dancing were the features of the evening
The club members present were: MISS Ruth
Ethel Weaver. Fort Smith: Pearl ThaIhsImer
Flora sAlinger. Helen sokoiosky. Rose Marie
sim AMI MeNrs- E>ugene Brcn. Ralph Reut-
iinEer. Eugene volrer. Ray Pollock LEONARD
EIlsnbcHen. Gilbert Biass. yeSsie Heiman D irving
Harris and Cfsrvnce Phefffer.
Ai0 Mary Wright sntertained the Junior
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-04
tARI.IsSII.LE. ILL.

hay. heen visiting their daughter. Mrs.
Hodgins.
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TO HELP THE BOYS
OF HONOLULU

The Boys of Honolulu, who are un-
der the special care of Theodore Rich
ards and his coworlzers, are TO have
splendid athletic opportunities in the
future II is the belief of those who
take interest in the growing element OF
this city which is not controlled by
much parental care and home comfort
that much can be effected by the
healthy body'I leading to the healthy
mind and they have accordingly gone
to work to foster the bodies and divert
the minds into healthy channels by
mailing opportunities for athletics.
Mr.. Martin of St. Louis, a man who
has had much experience in this branch
of work, has been cabled for and
pending his arrival athletic grounds
are being prepared and viii be finished
by the end Of February. The grounds
situated on Liliha and Vineyard streets
VIII boast first class quarter OF a
mile cinder running track enclosing a
full football gridiron and baseball dia-
rnond. The track viii have straight
away OF 120 yards, Is feet wide, the
balance Of the track being nine feet in
width. A basketball court is also plan
ned and a grandstand proposed.
Here the boys of Honolulu viii be
given in regular order all opportunities
TO play their games and become manly
and promising attributes of the Ter
ri1ory- The grounds and track viii be
opened in March with q field day open.
TO all clubs of Honolulu in contest for
q valuable silver trophy. This viii be
followed by a field day for the boys
themselves and the general opening of
the grounds for sports.
The scheme is the realization of long
cherished plans of Theodore Richards.
superintendent Of the Boys Brigade.
who has for three years hoped to fulfil
his ideas of mems sana in corpore
sano.'
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At All Seasons

the giving a watch is appropriate
purchase OF for can be done now at
great saving over the price OF former years
Our Special Gents Solid fourteen karat Gold Watch high
ade at
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Popular Prices: Gallery, GOO; Dress
Circle. SI.oo; Orchestra, $3.50; Stage
Seats, $2-oo.
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Grammar school vietors p,ne

The victorious football team OF the
Grammar Grade of the High School
was entertained at a Iuau yesterday
afternoon by their captain. LAM Ma
coon, at which thirty-six young ad-
vocates of the strenuous game were
present. The guests included all the
members of the Grammar School team,
which won the championship last year.
and nearly all the members of the other
three teams which the former defeated.
The luau was given at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs Magoon and was served
in the dining room. The young athletes
sat on the floor at table slightly eIe-
waited from the floor. The place cards
were Of black and yellow with the de-
sign Of football and the letters I'll
@. s. thereon. Yellow marigold bios
SONS finished the color scheme, which
were those of the winning team The
luau fairly brisrled with tempting dish
Is, a Ia Hawaiian The other teams
represented We're the Punahou Prepare
tory. Kaahumanu School and St Louis
College. The Grammar School players
present were Captain LAM Magoon, A.
CLANCY, w. Hogs, Coach Robert Jor-
dan. r Gilliland. E Davis, J. Morgan,
A. Smythe, J. Mott NJ Ferreira, NJ.
Nichols, C Oss, c. ChilIingworth, Ed
win Jewett, Cyril Hogs, F. Whiting
ton. Other guests were Charlie Her
bert. Chris Holt, MarmioT Magoon'.
Alfred Magoon, Henry Chillingwortn'
Valentine Holt. Frank Hogs, James
Morgan. Stanley Kennedy, Herbert
Kingsley, Herman George, Donald
Ross. While Schuman, Philip Enrich.
Charlie Davis. BERTHE Mott, sam King,
Alfred Perry, Boyd Adams Willie Nor
gan. Eaton Magoon. Willie Brown.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-01-24

The Polo Club meeting has been
postponed for two weeks 10 await fur
Their developments concerning the IN
ter-Island tournament and further DIS
cussion concerning rext years plans
The following were elected members;
senator Palmer Woods, Harry Cobb.
T 4. Hays. Byron Baird. Geo P.
Thielen and Mr.. Wynant.
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Fort ST., Opposite Star BLOCK.
Have your old SUITS MADE 10
LOCK LIKE NEW. Dyeing and press
ing. Tailoring. The renewing OF lanes
clothing a specially. Prices very low
Phone White 1852.
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The Maile-Cables defeated the Fu-
rabo,s Yesterday in the Junior Asso-
citation football game. the score oelns
10.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-03-16
WALDEN.

A jolly party of 20 came from North
Walden, Friday evening, to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Newell J. Kingsbury. Games were
INDUCED in, refreshments were served,
and fine time enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred 81. Rogers spent
Sunday with his father, J. B. Rogers,
returning to their home in Barre, Mon
day.
Abel Gle is sick with pneumonia at the
home of his son Fred.
Ernest Mulligan has been visiting his
brother here for the past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fulsom visited
their daughter at Hardwick last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cox entertained
about so invited guests at their home,
Saturday evening, in honor of the tenth
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred V.
Kingsbury's marriage. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kingsbury were presented with number
of useful articles among them being a set
of silver knives and forks, silver nut set
and sum of money. Cake, coffee and
ice cream were served. The company
separated wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Kings
bury many happy returns of the day.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-03-16
BRADFORD.

Mrs. Frederick Laffee and Miss Abbie
w. Baldwin of Boston are at George
Baldwin's, called here by the serious ILL.,
ness of their mother, Mrs. Hannah Bald
win,
Mrs. c. E. Clark spent Sunday with
Mrs. Frank Kimbal1 at Woodsville.
Vernon Davis has returned to his home
in Waitsfeld.
Mrs. Marcia Teller is in Boston this
week, looking up the spring millinery.
Miss Charlotte Davis is working in the
store during her absence.
Misses Julia and Eva Johnson gave a
very enjoyable party to their friends last
Tuesday evening.
Arthur E. Hale is confined to the house
with an attack of grip.
Mrs. B. S. Hooker and SON Sanford left
for Boston Monday.
George Kenyon is a victim of the grip
this week. Allen Flanders is taking his
place in Clark's store.
W. A. Libbey and E. J. Libbey are both
sick with the prevailing epidemic and
Henry Winship is helping in the store.
Mrs. J. II. Jones has returned from a
months visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Mckenzie, in Westerly, r. I.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-03-16
LOWER WATERFORD.


E. E. Hale and Mrs. Williams are very
sick with the grip.
Harvey Morrison was at home two
days last week on account of sickness.
Miss Zoe Richardson, of Concord, N.
H., is guest of her aunt, Mrs. E. w.
Brown.
Mrs. Bishop, of Bradford, was called
here Friday by the illness of Mr.. Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Jewett, of ST..
Johnsbury, spent Sunday at the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Cutting returned
home from Concord Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Shanty left Tuesday
for their new home in Barnet.
The drama Diamonds and Hearts, :"
was given in the vestry Friday evening.
Owing to the bad roads only a small
company were present. All report it a
good play.
Mrs. Charles West, Mrs. Lydia Esta-
brooks. of St. Johnsbury, and George
Richardson, of East Barnet, were called
here Friday by the serious illness of their
mother, Mrs. Jane Richardson.
Stillman Cutting and family leave
Wednesday for their new home in Con-
cord. Their many friends are sorry to
have them leave town. Ellie Freeman
moves on to the place vacated by Mr..
Cutting.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-03-16

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-03-16
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troubled with catarrh tell your friends of
w. B. Eastman's offer and get them to
take advantage of it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-03-16
SOUTH WHEELOCK.

Mrs. Guy Brooks is caring for Mrs.
George Simpson, who does not gain as
fast as her friends would wish.
Tohn Buckley was in Greensboro Satur-
day on business.
Mrs. L. w. Gray spent the past week
at her sons, D. D. Gray, in Lyndon.
Mrs. John Mutt is quite sick with the
grip, also Lutte Hovey. Will Perkins,
Ralph Gray and Mrs. c. 6. Meserve.
B. L. Gerry, of Lyndonville, spent part
oflast week at his home in this place.
Miss Bell Mcdowell has returned home
from her work at LyndonviIle.