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The daily tribune., 1904-08-17

Order Blacksmith coal and coke
from E. R. MillAr. proprietor Flor
cree Trans. d Storage Go. tt
The daily tribune., 1904-08-17
For the best DC meals go to the
California Restaurant

Front st. Meal tickets $3.50, board and
soom by the week from Is up. also rooms
for light housekeeping OF Alb west Main
from - month up. Inquire Anna O.
Callahan.
The daily tribune., 1904-08-17
Cures Sciatica.

Rev. W. L. Riley. L. L. D.. Cuba.
New York, writes: Altar fifteen
days Of excruoiAtins pain from sciatic
rheumatism. under various treat
ments. was induced TO try BallaFd's .
Snow Liniment; the first application
giving my first relief and the second
entirs relief. lean give IL unluaii.
6ed recommendation. - $50. 800 d. 90.
Sold by A. A. Huii and Florence
Palace Pharmacy.
The daily tribune., 1904-08-17

Leave Flessses s IS ?. =. I'D ~
rive Denver II 90 p. = Ans day via
the sasta u. \. @. Pnlzas Aesps
The daily tribune., 1904-08-17

Canon City is making great pre-
arations for its fair Sept. 2l-22. A
liberal premium list is guaranteed and
. large aad representative exhibit of
the products Of the district ia assured.
That the fair will be an unqualified
success no one doubts who has OBJ
served the enthusiam of the people Of
Fremont county to make this event
profitable and enjoyable.
The daily tribune., 1904-08-17
Mysterious Discovery.

The skeletons OF q horse and mule
we're found Monday. says the Victor
Record. on the top Of high hill still
ted to tree and with brides and
saddles tied to the carcasses What
became of the owners is now the
question. We're the owners lost or
killed and do their bones lie In some
ravine near by?
The bones Of the two animals were
found by party Of workmen yesterday
and were seen by Mr.. and Mrs. II.
N. Gilbert Of Cripple Greek. Mr.
Gilbert being one Of the most success
fut lessees in the camp. They view
ed the remains And saw the saddles
and brides still around the heads and
bodies OF the dead animals. Both
beasts were still tied to lone tree on
the top Of 3 hill not far from Clyds
and in the neighborhood Of Lake No
raine, where the Gilberts and party
are camping.
The railroad men who found the
cArcasses Immediately started . search
for the owners Of the animals, but
mp to late hour last night had not
run across the bones OF the men.
From the appearances Of the ami.
mails it is presumed that they have
been dead Tor year at least. bIt
what became Of their riders Ia puzz.
ling many.
The daily tribune., 1904-08-17

We do not blame Russia in the least
for seeking to exten" her posseroions
70 ~ to secure An outlet on theP Pacific.
but Russia has pursued her designs
with such clumsy recklessness and by
such unscrupulous methods that she
has forfeited respect and sympathy.
Pittsburg Gazette.
The daily tribune., 1904-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS RATES.

sseh.
Obituaries se p,s lice sos sssA lias over oss
inch
tards Of IhAnks 1le eaeA.
Dtspiay advertising ratss laaAe kAS1n -
aDD4SeatSno.
The daily tribune., 1904-08-17

Russians are beginning to fear their
army may not be able to back out of
MAnchuriA. They can see now that
in order to have made = successful re-
treat their forces ought to have Atart-
caRo Record Herald.
The daily tribune., 1904-08-17

The r. A. b. club mesfk with Miss
Florence Sullivan. 527 West Main
street Thursday. August IL. 1904.
from $50 to 4:30. All msmbers Of
this club are requested to bs present.
The daily tribune., 1904-08-17

Julius AcCandlsas carries new wall
paper. n
The daily tribune., 1904-08-17

Julius AcCapdless will ssli you .
steel range for e25 cash. sf
The daily tribune., 1904-08-17

Remember the Uniform Rank W.
o. W. social Aug %. Best talent IL
town. 38-4{
The daily tribune., 1904-08-17

RefrigerAtors 1t julius AcCand-
less. II
The daily tribune., 1904-08-17
Taken With Camps.

Wm. Kirmse, member Of the bridge
gang working near Littleport was
taken suddenly i'll Thursday night
with cramps and kind Of cholera.
His case was 30 severe that he had
to have the members Of the crew wait
upon him and Mr.. Clifford was called
and consulted. He told them he had
medicine in the form of Cham
berlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
remedy that he thought would help
him ont and accordingly several doses
were administered with the result
that the fellow was able to be around
next day. The incident speaks quite
highly OF Mr.. Gifford's medicines. =
Elkader. Iowa. Argus.
This remedy never fails: Keep it
in your home. 1t may safe life. For
sale by all drugsists.
The oasis., 1904-01-23

ANDREW WINCHESTER, seal
STATE OF ILLINOIS, IS
County of Cook
On.this 26th day OF December, intbe year 1903,
before me, Louis Nj. Kane, Notary fuDnc IN
and Tor the state and county aforesaid, residing
therein duly commissioned and sworn, per
sonallv appeared Joseph Korzeniewski, Edwin
X Walker Albert W BrickwoOd, James T.
Robinson, Andrew Winchester and Albert W.
I Brickwood. Jr., known to me TO be the persons
described in, whose names are subscribed TO-
and who executed the annexed instrument,
aud they acknowledged 10 me that they ex-
ecuted the same Tor the purposes and consid-
erations therein expressed.
! is WITNESS WHEREOF, | have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my 0acal Seal, at my office,
! In the said State and County, the day ana year
! last above written
(Notarial Seal Louis NJ KANE,
/ My commission expires December y, 1904
I TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, ts
I County of Santa Cruz,
IPhil Herod. County Recorder in and r
! the Conn ty and Territory aforesaid. do hereby
certify that ] have compared the foregoing
I COPY with the original articles OF lncorpOra,
ton OF the Chicago and Patagonia copper ana
Gold Mining Company, filed and recorded IN
my Office on the Sth day OF January, 1904, IN
/ Rock OF Miscellaneous Records at page. et
seq. and that the same is "A full, true and cor
rect copy of such original and OF the whole
Witness my hand and seal OF Office this sth
day i-January,-A. ID. 1901 :, ,s.s., 81"
+''N' Vt PHIL HERoLD,
County Recorder
FIRST Publication January 9, 1901
The oasis., 1904-01-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Homestead Entry No. 425s.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, ARIZONA.
naeaun her % lQ03


Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice OF his intention
10 make final proof in support OF his claim,
and that said proof viii be made before the
Rexi, ter and Receiver ut Tucson, Arizona, on
Tuesday, February 9, 1901, viz: Tomas Elias, Of
Arivaca Arizona, for the Lot OF sec, ana
II. b. & NJ.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
SON. Arizona, Feliberto Aguirre, Of Tucson,
Arizona. Corneio Elias, of Tucson, Arizona,
Francisco Soto, OF Tucson, Arizona
MILTON r. MOORE,
Register.
First publication January p 1904.
The oasis., 1904-01-23
NocALES NOTES.

Attorney w. p. Savage, OF Pata-
nonia was a visitor at Nogales sew
eeral DAYS duraing the week on legal
business.
Monday morning Charles A.
Kaiser returned from Hermosillo
where he had been'visiting for sew
eral days.
Ex.supervisor M. M. Tricky, and
vile of Washington Camp, were
among the visitors in town on
Monday.
Henry Levin, OF the Brady-Levin
Commission Company, has been
APPOINTED notary public by Gov
ernor Brodie.
Sunday H. S. Stewart general
manager of the Duquesne Mining
a Reduction Company, was a Wis
itor at Nogales.
MI. Charles A. Kaiser was
passenger on Tuesday nights So
nora train, going to Hermosillo on
business matters.
Tuesday Mr.. A. j. Goldschmidt
Of the Eagle Milling Company OF
Tucson was in town rustling busi-
ness for his big firm.
School Trustee w. F. Marleau is
reported as being very low this
week. and grave hopes are enter
tanned for his recovery.
Last Saturday Mr.. G. II. God
dard, secretary of the Tarasca
Mining Co., was visitor at No
gales. Sunday evening the gentle
man departed for the scene OF the
company's operations, near Torres
Sonora
Mr.. w. G. Foster, secretary OF
the Provedora de Cobre Mining
Co., whose properties are in the
Altar district of Sonora, was in
Nogales Tuesday. Wednesday
the gentleman returned home to
Phoenix.
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Lulley and II. f. Stevens drove
out to the Wandering Jew" camp
in the Patagonia's where Lucky
Mark" has number OF men en-
gagged in doing development WORK
on his mining properties.
Sunday evening Mr.. Charles n
White and bride, nee Miss Florenc'
Scott, who were married at Lake
land, Florida, the BRIDES home, OF
the 9th of the month, arrived at No
gales after having spent thei
honeymoon in t he south. Tn
happy young couple are very popu
lar and well known here. MI
White has been cashier in the No
gales office of the Sonora Railwa,
for several years and Mrs. Whit
was last year principal of the loca
Ihnh Gohaol
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-18
WEBSTER GROVES.

Miss Josie Riemsr and Miss Eta Cas-
tens OF New York City are visiting Misses
Lulu and Carrie Prehn- Mn. william
Prehn entertained them and their hos4eso-
e. at dinner. Friday night. Mr.. and Mr..
Oscar Hil:e. who were married two weeks
ago. and are row living At Maplewood.
were also OF the party.
Professor and Mrs. William HafffOoa OF
Bethel College. Hopkinsville. KY. are WIS.,
tting the William Prehns.
Cards have been received announcin9
the marriage Of the Reverend Lyman
Whitney Allen OF Newark. n. J., former
~ OF Webster Groves. to MrA Phehe L.
Massena o. Waterford. Conn. Mr. and
Mrs. Alien were visiting Mis- fidelia
Wright. during the week.
Miss Louise ClarkScn and Ar. Clyde
Josiah Bryant will be married Wednes-
day evening st I'D. at the homo Of Mis-
Clsrkson's parents. Mr.. and ArA John
Hampton Garrison A reception WI fol-
low from TO 10. At-home DAYS are Tues-
days after October Is at No. <AoA Mo-
Pnerson avenue. St Louis
Mrs. Seymour Of st. Louis . v1a1tinG he0
sister. Mrs. John PercivaL
Miss Edna Siddy returned fase Yf9day
from six weeks at Petoskey.
Mrs. l. NJ. Preston OF Cedar RapidA Ia.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-18

An answering yell hoated out very
promptly from beneath the overhansins
rocks that lead into the main hall. and
presently two fellows came sfroliing slow
ly along. glancing about from table to
table. and giving tho Virginia yell every
once in SO often. on tho lookout for the
first men who had sprung IL. They found
US quickly. and promptly Joined Jones and
myself. That made four. the last two be-
ing students now In the university. We
rcIninisced and emitted q few more
yells. Another answer. this time from
somebody coming along BY the fountain
He Joined us-a gray haired. dignified man
John Smith class Of what do you think?
1872 and then We all stood up and yelled
loud and long for Alma Mater.
by this tine there were five. quite
enough TO ge. Up a decent chorus. and so.
We struck OF on college songs known only
20 l. V. men That brought four moro
alumni and one freshman around us in
less than fifteen minutes. and SO re-en-
forced. the party OF ten started OF down
the Pike. singing college songs TO beat
the band.
Noting the great success tina. VIC had
with a Virginia crowd. some Harvard fel-
lows in the Alps had tried the same
scheme. and they presently followed along
after US seven In number, answering our
songs with their own and cutting up high
jinks- Altogether. It was a great night.
1 don't know when I've had such genuine
fun that fairly warmed my heart. II the
Fair doesn't give me any greater pleasure
during ;ts entire period than that ono
evening shall be abundantiy satisfied"
SERENA LAMB.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-18
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avenue. until October I. when they win
depart for the East.
Mr.. and MIS-. ". E, Newman OF IAfsy-
ette avenue entertained last Wednesday
evening with a card party and dance IN
honor OF the Misses Alice NcAvoy and
Elizabeth sampson OF Jacksonville. Ill
Leopold Henry Levy o. No. go Lndeil
boulevard announces the engagement Of
his daughter Lucille TO James b. Solomon
OF New York.
Mr. and Mrs II. z Farrell No. 4S0
Drlunar boulevard. entertained on Friday
night in celebration OF their crystal we'd
dl..s anniversary. About loo guests, all
young married friends OF the host and
hostess. assembled on that evening. the
house being lavishiy decorated with many
flowers and greens. In the reception hall
Qrantit'<s OF palms were usAd. while the
parior was in pink roses and asterS. the
library in red and the dining-roon a sym
phony Ia green and white.
The display Of crystal pieces. gifts TO
Nr. and Mrs. Farrell by their friends. was
exceedingly handsome.
Miss McEnery o: Louisiana. who is visit
ing at the Farrell residence. and Miss
Arst.n served punch.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-18
MIsCEILANEOus EVENTS.

Diamonds for the v. p. Bail at Mer-
mod & Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. GaIen OF the South
Side entertained last Sunday evening IN
honor OF Mr.. Srd Mrs. e q. Booth Of
Vicksburg and Miss Matte Crofut
os Chicago Mr.. Booth gave some piano
and also vocal selections in French. Ger
man and Italian Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Brctherton. Mrs. J. W.
Hittie. Mrs. r. II. Arrison. Bennett Broth
erton. Mr.. and Mrs. +. ". Arrison. Ida
and Birdie Galen.
An enjoyable erenins was spent at
birthday party given in honor OF Mss
road last Wednesday. Among those pres
ent were:
Misses
Minnie Gautats. Ne,ia zin:sraH,
fss:ssf;,s As.n z, haye; a ~ Mamie NAME Waeh'e'.
Anna wachtei.
Aessi-urs-
". L Krs.ser. " aIs Harsess. S1'
y A. Jones II kull.
q. c. Ernst. ". hra-s
L. A. Rhoade.
The V p. Bail. always an important
society event. will he far grsnder this
year than ever. The jewelry worn will
Be by far the most beautiful ever seen
at a society affair here. Merricd Jac-
cards have the most magnificent coliec-
ton ever shown. designed and made up
especially sor this occasion.
Robert p. Greer of San Francisco. Cal,
and his bride arrived last evening on the
Denver limited from Colorado Springs.
where they spent two weeks They will
remain with Mr.. Greers parents Mr. ind
Mrs r. C.. Greer. Of No. I37 Maryland
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-18
WEDDINGS.
Fine ;eweiry at Mermod & Iaccarrs

Fine Jeweiry at Mermod 4 Ieccaro~
The engagement of Miss winifred n
vickcry. second daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Vickery. Of No. Eii Vernon ave
nue.. TO ar. Theodoric u. Bland o: this
city has been formally announced. al
though known ts their Intimate friends for
some time. Mr.. Bland IL the son OF the
late Richard T. Bland.
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Dorsey OF FTad ave-
nue announces the engagement OF her
daughter. Mabel El,hisr. to Mr.. Horace
Edwin Wright of Kirkwood. the wedding
TO take place October d
One Of the weddings OF the week was
that of Miss Lilly Matt and Mr. z. J. H
Meier. the latter of San Antonio. Tex. The
little wedding reception for the immedi-
ate family OF the bride and bridegroom.
and the Old schoolmates OF the little bride,
were in keeping with the sweet simplicity
Of her life during her yirlhood days. The
bride was attended by her sister. Miss
Charlotte. and both wore simple gowns Of
soft. white silk both carrying white bridal
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-18

JIr<. Louis P. Hemm spent a few days
;h.s week IN kansas Ci;y visiting ffiendA
visiting her cousin. Miss Georgia Bis1I
4i-s. James J. Anderson OF TacomA,
Wash, 1. visiting her sister. MraL II. q
McI.ean. They WIN be n, home ThUrS
DAYS.
slr. AMI Mr,. o. J. Xudd have rsturnsS
from a TIP 20 81. Charles. They drove
over and hack and eEjored the trip ana
visited many oc ,hsi- acquaintance
Mrr. Wilson siot,er is entertaining her
rie'-e. Miss Katherine Dowdy. Of Sewane~
Tenn.
vi,i,ing her grandmother. Mrs. William
Matthews. dersrted Thursday for vie:t
to Scranton. Pa.
Mrs. ". D. Miller Of Denver. Colo. -
Professor and Mrs. Franklin Kean and
family have returned from a summer spent
". p. Groves. vino taush. last year az
tii- Military Academy. has returned 10
kirkwcot with his bride.
The Reverend B X. Throwe- Of Tampa.
Church, is visiting his old friends In Kirk
wood. and will preach at the church to-
day.
Charles T. Aaiconson o: lola. kas.. has
been visiting the family OF John c. WIKI
;ascn.
Ms. Frances Morrison OF Racine. wIsl.
home os Nr and Mrs. Charles ". Ear
e.ow ct Glendale. Wednesday afternoon
Immediately after the ceremony the young
couple departed for a trip through tho
Northern AID Eastern resorts: afer which
Glendale.
Mrs sarah z. Campbell. Who has 6e0
all summer a; the Lexington Hotel. de-
parted Thursday morning for her hon,s m
Washington. D. C.
Miss Frances C. Brunner returned fhurs-
day from Europe. where she spent the
summer.
Miss Alice Hcspe. Of st. Louis. Who has
been the guest of. Miss Schuis at the Lex
inston Hctel. returned TO her home On
Nss. Arthur B. Amber and children
have returned from Lake Orion. whers
they spent the summer
tered q: the Lexington Hotel:
& Laeuer. Chicago: L W GORDON
Edna. Nc: Mrs. Cameron. Los Angeles; ,
c. T. wi.hsrSpoon. Washington. D. C.: A.
4 Tark:Ss;on: n & D.; and, and VIE. & Hot
The recent a.rivais at the Kirkvood
Hotel are: Robert l. Wolf and wife,
Bethlehem. Pa: George v. CRUDE and
wife Bethlehem. Pa: Mrs- 8, 3. Thomp-
son. New York; H. Ho. TOXIC. Japan
Jack Esk,nz =, Grssnville NJ; Lpin L4Mns. I'ir
Ark: II. E. Caldwell. Pine Bluff. Ark.:
- II. Tr.plett. Pine Blun. Ark: a E
Smith. 81: Louis: Mrs. Briggs ard dauGh-
ter. Richard Hill. Fortescue, KY: Bea.
trics Barber. Manchester. England: SOL
S,utzmau and wife. Des Noines: John
Osborn. Akron. Mich: T. ": Rirehett, o.
Louis: z. Doake. Iron,on: G. z. Laranee.
Deer Lodge. Mont; T. E. Lewis ana wife.
FoCc Worth.
Mr.. Leon ". Mcvicar 10 en,ertaininG =
friend from Rogers Park. chicago
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-18
SOCIAL CLUBS.
Wedding silver a, Mermod & Jaccsrd'

Wedding silver at Mermod & Jaccsrd's.
On Thursday evening the Violet Giris''
gave Il delightful dinner 20 their man
friends at Fair Japan on the Pike. Those
present were;
Misses
Dorothy Hansen NaRcai>na HlgR,
Louise HilSs-. Mary Burnett
Marie Ranktn
heS-ieurs-
Eugene Bowen Edward Rs,reir,aa.
,;-orS- iswrence John Rscslsr
Charles pSysr. Edward Bergman
Mss Eva Bohannan OF No. &C Cook
avenue entertained The Don't Think
Club OF which she - a member. at her
home Thursday evening September 4
Progressive conversation on the Worlds
Fair was the principal event OF the even
ing. The first lady's and mems prizes we're
won by Miss Katie A Davis and Mr.. ID.
we're awarded 10 Miss Julia n. Guenthef
and Mr.. NJ H. Frain. Mr.. r. ". Werth
OF Rochester. y. Y. won the guests first
prize and Miss Martha Harttung os Rock
Island. Ill. Won the guests consolation
prize. After the awarding OF prizes sup
per was served the table being prettily
decorated IN pink and white ribbons. the
clubs coiors. the shades OF the candela-
bras beiug also of pink The remainder
OF the evening was spent III music ard
singing. Mr.. T. W. Werth rendering sew
eral selections.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-18

for seven years, you know-so hilarious.
50 altogether delighted At the meeting.
that I proceeded to stand up and sing out
our college yell once or twice. Just TO let
or steam you see. and kind OF celebrate
the meeting between Jones and myself
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-18

roses and ferns. IE~ bridsgrOoni Hss at
tended by hts only brother. !adolph Meier
IL was a pink and green wetdinS
The brii. H. the youngest daughter q.
the late Charles Mat, and Mrs Emma.
Matt o, the South SIDE. and is well kroys n
NJ. Meier. formerly a ST Louis hoy, has
@. late yesrH mad. San Antonio. Tex. hi-
home and after Il ht:ls honeymoon trii'
they will return to ST. Louis "a remain
until the middle "r Oytoher. when thry
Miss -ilire I-syst anu Mrs EI.lil:s yI-
EoIs PLAYED th- hritisl nara IRON
'IIohergrir- \ coJIsi!. @: :fr bride Miss
lille Prochaskl % Tacoma. WASH Miss
son Cfty. and Miss Caroline Rush .; i'---
troit. Mich. came on :of the cererioiE
Also Mr. -. II. SuIs and Nl-. ana Ms
Max Cohn OF san Antonio. Tex
Mr. and Mrs. =. II. Rea II Marshall.
No. announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Martha Elizabeth. ~ NJ. Frank
wedding will take place late in oc,oosr
Miss Margaret I.aily Of No. al. Cook
avenue has gore TO Kansas city 70 act as
bridesmaid sor' her cousin. Miss Jessie
Sweeney. who will be married az the
Cathedral in that city or TUESDAY morn
ing 20 Mr.. Harding Robson. Miss Sweeney
has been frequent visitor In S. Louis
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Sister. OF 81. Phiiomena'. Industrial.
Clark and Ewing avenues. St LOUIS, nave
employed the most competent filters ard
designers The dr~ssmaking corps can
not be equaled. ard ~ith their exquisite
handwork they will excel In the most a.
tis;:c gown. and w-sps ot all weights: also
ch.ldren's costumes infants ortnts snc
bridal trousseaus-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-18
ANNOCNCENENr.
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr and Mrs. L, NeIier and family from
san Francisco are at present the Eues.s
OF Mr.. and MrA +. II. Neiler. OF No +iii
ST. Louis avenue. and are also entoyinS
the Exposition
Mr.. and Mr.. Jacob Nahi.r will receive
Sunday. September 3. afternoon and even
ting. In honor CT the engagement OF their
daughter. Rosalind. and SIR. Plfeies-
Mrs. Ae1snesr De Men!i and her son
George. are at Eureka Springs for the au-
turin-
Mrs. James CAIr!nsten Grymes 10 visit
Ing At the home OF her uncle Nj R
Waters Ztm,nerman of No. SIS North
Fourteenth street. Eas: St Louis
sf-. and MrA Rob. ". Smith and son
Asa OF Oakland, Cal. have been the
guests Of his brother. Al. J. Smith. the
Miss May Neeaan and Miss Rose Nc
Cormack. who have been the guests Of
Mn. II. Quinn OF West Pine boulevard.
left on Friday for New Haven. Conn
Mr.. z. H. Warner OF No. 1sos South
Grand avenue has returned after two
month"; pleasant eoiourn among the sum
mcr resorts Of Maine and Massachusetts.
Mis- Lulu Kuchier Of New Kirk. Ok
arrived the frst OF the week TO viste her
uncle. Mr.. o, A. Meyer. of No. SSi Wells
avenue. and to see the Fai..
Miss Glars Schmidt Of Madison. Ind. an
accomplished musician. IL visiting Mira
Caroline Chowning and her daughter. Miss
Minnie ChowninE Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs.. II. c. wehlefmann. No.
no North Eleventh street. are entertain
Ing their daughter. Miss Settie. who Is
homo from 81. E7ixAbeth's College on a
visit to the Fair
Mrs.. walters Of Memphis. Tenn. Is visit
Ing her sister. Mrs. EtecnoSa c. Maratta.
q; No. 5sss IAwton avenue.
Mr.. and Ms. Stoehr have returned from
the East. were they have been sctoufning
FOR a few weeks.
Miss Blanche Wetrnore of No. saeS Ken
nerly avenue Is visiting her cousin. Mrs.
George Combs. At Coliinsvilie. Ill.
Miss Rosemary Startor.s will arrive to-
morrow to spend a month with Mrs. Rob
ert Sturgeon OF Maryland avenue.
Doctor and Mrs. n F. Morreli have re-
turned home from their South Haven cot
taRe and are established temporarily a.
No. 3sO6 Iindell boulevard. until they take
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-18

Mrs Alexander De Menii and her son
turin-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-18

Mr.. and Mrp Jacob Mahler will receive
Sunday. September 3 afternoon and even
ting. IN honor CT the engagement OF their
daughter Rosalind. and SIR. Plfeies-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-18
TRIO OF INTERESTING DEBUTANTES WILL MAKE THEIR SOCIAL
Some Joys of Town Guest on the Way to Sub-
urban Wedding-College Reunions
At the Fair.
KIRK WOOD.

POSSESSION OF then own nom. in o6-s
street
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-18

Mr. ard Mrs. L, Nellsr and family from
San Francisco are AT present the Eueess
OF Mr.. and Mira 2 II. Neiler. OF No +sii
ST. Louis avenue. and are also entoyinS
the Exposition
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-18

Mrs. James CATr!nSten Grymes 10 visit
ing At the home OF her uncle. Mr.. h
Waters Zimmerman of No SIS North
Fourteenth street. Eas: st. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-18

Mss May Neehan and Miss Rose Nc
Cormack. who have been the guests Of
Mn. 81. Quinn OF West Pine boulevard.
left on Friday for New Haven. Conn
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-18

~ and MrA Rob. N Smith and son.
Asa OF Oakland, Cal. have been the
guests OF his brother. Al. J. Smith. the
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-18

Mr. 2 n. Warner OF No. 1906 south
Grand avenue has returned after two
month"; pleasant eoiourn among the sum
mcr resorts OF Maine and Massachusetts.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-18

Mis- Lulu Kuchier OF New Kirk Ok.
arrived tho nrst OF the week TO visit her
uncle. Mr.. O. A. Meyer. of No. SOL Wells
avenue and to see the Fai..
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-18

Mr.. and Ms. stoehr have returned from
the East. were they have been sctoufning
for few weeks