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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1904-06-24

town on Monday and Tuesday inter
viewing the politicians and voters as to
their chance for office. They hoisted
their standards in this weeks Express
as candidate for sheriff and auditor
subject to the republican county con-
vention. They are both good men and
1. 3. West for auditor has pretty smooth
sailing while for sheriff there are three
candidates, b. I. Clark of Edgemont,
Clark Forney of Oelrichs, and Charlie
Stewart of Hot Springs. The canvas
is young yet but promises to become
interesting as time goes on. 1t is no
ones fight yet and won't be until the
convention meets and decides it
Edgemont Express.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1904-06-24
go to other counties for increased sal

go to other counties for increased sal
aries.
The writer wishes to commend the
good work offered by the instructors,
Miss Wilson, Miss Cunningham and
Mr.. Collins. In primary methods Miss
Wilson cannot be surpassed. The
upper grade work in Geography, Gram
mar, Spelling and History was all of
high order and we all hope that Miss
Cunningham may work with us next
year. Mr.. Collins seemed to hold the
interest of his classes in Civics, Current
Events, Physiology, and Arithmetic.
Model classes in reading and primary
number work, also in holding annual
school and biennial state and county
election added much to the profit and
interest of the sessions.
regret to report that Mr.. Mark Rich
played truant one afternoon and went
swimming in the creek.
Your readers will be pleased to know
that although the following persons
votes were challenged: Myrtle West for
not being twentyone, May Philips for
having served in the penitentiary,
Ethel Pierce for not having been in the
precinct sufficient time, nevertheless
by hard swearing each was able to get
her vote into the ballot box. Mr.. Col
lins attempted to vote but was challen-
ged and did not vote. However, he
carried away his official ballot which
lead to his arrestthe following morning
by Sheriff Mayme Smithson and to his
trial before Justice of the Peace, Marcia
Rich. He plead ignorance of the law
and demanded a jury which facts lead
the justice to. let him off easily. ALI
in all Mr.. Editor, we had jolly time.
We all worked hard, but the work it.
self was enjoyable and we propose to
take the lessons learned, the devices
explained, the methods presented out
into our schools next September and
to teach better than ever before.
/; A Teacher.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1904-06-24
z
bnzaAzy1hsk==zz1zag J.
ROOSEVELT
and FAIRBANKS
NOMINATED UNANIMOUSLY
For President and Vice President---A
Ticket that Means Certain Victory.
Unanimous and Enthusiastic


banks likewise nominated president Great enthusiasm
committee Wisconsin The OF the
cay presented There speak Of the
discussion The platform.
ideal public True
himself
lev and questions with ability and with
Mentio of wildly
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1904-06-24
AMONG THE VETERANS
Items From the Soldiers Home, Gathered
by Chicl Among ye Taking
Notes.

Items From the Soldiers Homo, Gathered
by il Chiel Among We Taking
Notes.
Marshall Hunt took his departure
last week for Dell Rapids, where he will
spend the summer.
Russell Tulleys has gone to Council!
Bluffs to visit relatives.
j. B. Randolph went to Vermillion
last week to see his SON who is sick.
j. b. Potter returned Thursday from
a trip to Nebraska
Hamilton Graham has pronounced
the lime burning business failure
and returned to the Home.
Samuel Maddox, of Pringle, has again
taken up his residence with u.s.
Lemuel Kerr, of Yankton, has re-
turned to that place after weeks stay
here.
Melvin Hartwell, of Deadwood, be-
came one of the Home family last Sat
urday.
George Cox returned Saturday from
trip to Watertown
Nate Way came in from Hill City
Sunday.
Sergeant Arlington visited friends at
Edgemont this week.
Hugh Millin came in Tuesday from
Spokane, Wash.
DR.. Bentley and SON, jim, have gone
to attend the annual encampment Of
the state militia, in which they hold
commissions on the medical staff DR..
Jennings visits the hospital daily in
the absence of DR.. Bentley.
Col. Goddard returned Sunday from
weeks visit to his old Iowa home,
where his mother lies very sick, and as
she IS very old there is little hope Of
Ler recovery.
Col. Goddard will start Saturday eve
ming for Canton, where the annual
meeting Of the board of commissioners
will meet ut the same time as the an
nual encampment of state q. A. r.
OLE
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1904-06-24

pathetic as we'll as tragic side of the
awful calamity, the greatest of modern
times, in which 5000 people out of a
city of 10000 lost their lives.
The building i'll which the theme is
discussed is one of the imposing tenn
piles that line Il grand avenue nearly
two miles long, with front of $50 feet
and 30 feet deep. called "The Pike"
No one should fail to witness these
attractions.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1904-06-24
Ladies' Aid, Attention.

AS Mrs. Mott Shook has kindly Of
fered 10 per cent to the Ladies' Aid
Society ON all goods sold Saturday,
Juue 18th, we extend a hearty invita-
ton to all friends of the Society to Join
us and make this a banner day for the
Society. The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid
Society.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1904-06-24
TiOMeer Picnic.

The directors of the Society Black
Hills Pioneers have set the date to hold
their annual picnic for June 25th, at
the grove at Sturgis. Two bands will
be present and the announced program
will be carried out.
JULIUS DEETKEN. Sec'y.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1904-06-24
Alliance Here saturday and SUNDAY

The Alliance base ball team has ar
ranged to play ball here Saturday and
Sunday and Buck Keith says the games
will doubtless be the best yet played
on the home grounds. Alliance has 8
fine team and will make things inter
esting.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1904-06-24

WARNISG. a liberal reward will be
paid Tor information that will lead TO
the identity of anyone who interferes
or in any way inppairs the telephone
line OF the Shops Canyon Telephone
Co. q. b. McC!elland, Secy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-07
COLUMBIA, MO.

Mrs. Thomas La Fo:s, who was formerly
Miss Mary Hale. has been visiting Columbia
friends the last week.
A party of young people from jefferson C::y.
chaperoned by Mrs. Walter RJbinson, arrived
Saturday to attend the Giee CUB concert and
the KAPPA Sigma dance. which took place
Tuesday night. Those in the party were Misses
Jessie Cook. Atwood Robinson. Ads.e Williams
Miss Lucille Lawson has returned from a
Visit TO ST. Louis i,iehds-
her ans s.ste Ts's Mss p Ieosa boc ;btieF a a, Visit aait w.ia
Iahlma Chapter hvuse, mas .eturned to her
home IN hirksriile-
semester dance Tuesday night. w.lich was Ia Sc
~ attended, there being quite a nUnbtr OF OUT
ments weie served. anu the decorations were
novel and unique. The chaperons were Ms
w w. u. Robinson OF Jefferson CITY anu Cap,ain
Mrs. NJ. L. thomas. wife of the Reverend
~. l. Inomas; pAst1r OF the Baptist ,hutch,
friends in Little Rock. ARR.
Miss Mary spaIhs of Kansas City is a CO.
Mrs. L. II. Winde.s. III
Miss Evelyn Mas is at home. af.er a lengthy
Visit to New io.k friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge OF 81. Louis spent a .ew
GAYS 9sr ne;e ilIt week, the snssts q Mis-. Dodsr's
The MarIiadlke cnapter 4 Ia. Tn ted
Daughters Of the Confed!raty wi | give 4 mas
aue'ade Ian In the orear building on the eTen-
ferson Davis monument.
Mrs; Nettie mayer. who has besn visiting h r
her home In an Bdleu. Am.
Mrs. Joseph Bus CESS of Kansas City /. IN.
Yeaman White of St. Louis was taii,d mere
last week by the death Of his grandmother
The DausEters of kentucky met with Annita
McAfee Saturday afternoon Toy a business meet
Mrs. Joseph TapIey of Bowling Green is Wis
iting her SISTER, Mis-. J. H LaIshln..
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MATTOON, ILL.

Miss Florence Lanne- has returned to Hum
bold; after a visit with her sister. Mrs. George
Werden.
Miss Pearl Warner has r,turned to :heibyville
after a visit at the ho;ne OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Monsoon.
Mrs. W. W. Wilkins has returned from Terre
Haute. where she vas called by the serious III
Harry Messer his returned to Chicago after
a visit with his parents. Mr. and Mrs "A. H.
MIS-. Mary Walsh and son. Edward. have re-
'u,nsd from q visit with r%s.at!ves In Chicasnj
with her parents IN tharasrtoH.
Miss Gle. ;Iude Mason Is d guest Of her sister,
Mis-. ,iaorss, =. Carter Of Mount Carmel Is
Mrs, W. W. McNey and children arr home
from a visit to I e foi mer's pal ents in Windsor.
Mrs: N b; ko,hrocn has returned Llom a
Miss Helen Monfort OF Charleston is the
guest Of ler cousin, Monfort Johnson
Asheviiie. n. C.. after a visit with relatives In
Gus White has gone to Champaign. where he
will take a course in mechanics at the state
Miss Pearl Betting has returned to her studies
at Champaign. after "A visit with her parents,
Mr.: and Mrs. Theodore I.ltinS.
her daughters. Mrs. Al Prevo and Miss Nan
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gael of olney. Ill. have
r.tuinea nome after a visit to their son. Fred
MIS-. u. A SiiI.n u VISITING neI uiothel, ne
+. Hart, in Champaign. She was accompanied
by Miss Nellie Hart.
Mrs. II. D. Owenby is home from q visit with
friends In Terre Haute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Berry have returned
from a visit with Mrs. Berry's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs SturdevaIt. at Casey.
c. W. Kincaid has gone to Houston. Tex. on
4 bCsines So trip.
Mrs. Robert Ends'ey Of Westfeld. Ill, Is the
glest of her sister. Mrs. George H.. kemper.
j.. W. Ramsey has gone to Denver. Colo. on a
bi Sizes trip.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Shelby have returned to
Charleston after q visit with friends In this
city.
villa Grove. H.. are the guests OF their sister.
Mrs. Fred Shores.
cis an Order ct Joliet is the guest Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. August Hoag.
guests Of the formers parents. MIR. and Mrs.
at Farmer City, H.
George Ferguson is in New Orleans.
Mrs. Frank Shields of Pana is the guest Oh
Mrs, James GilduH.
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MOBERLY. MO.

Mrs. w. II. Bowers of New York is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Robinson.
Mrs. Peter Huff Of Virginia arrived Thurs
day. and will make an extended visit to her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Vineyard. of West Ro!-
Inns street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Meacham entertained with
a theater party Wednes day evening. The guests
Were: MI and Mis-. J.. H.. Bancock. Mr.. and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank lutte ard Nj. and
Mrs. I'D May.
Ben Blythe of Rochester. n. Y. departed for
nls h9 ON Thur day; after spssnd'rs a few days
Mrs. ]. L. LAWS and little daughter. Bessie.
departed for Kansas City Thursday. anu will
make. an extended visit with relatives and
Colonel Blees Ct Macon visited in Moberly
Miss Saiiie Rodes CT sn,elbina is visiting her
Mr., and Mrs W. T. Moody celebrated the
hiey-seventh anniversary OF their marriage
pnurslay at the home Of their daughter, Airs.
zen SANFORD Only relatives were preset.
Mrs. Harve Pitcher is the guest Of relatives in
Geo: &c l.. Mcwitt .Iectured Saturday evening.
Miss Eleanor Lewis departed for Lexington.
Mis-. o. shumate and Mrs. II. McLeane enter
tanned the West End Dominoe Club Monlay
Doctor MeHusho of st. Louis was the guest of
Moherly friends THURSDAY.
strs. LEWIS OF Kansas City visited her re,a-
tives. ". A.. Wright and family. Wednesday.
make an extended visit.
parents. AR. and Mrs. j. E Bali. ~ us
The cenmeicisl Cub entertained Tuesday
ed by the Il sses Pearl Jsrries ami rjisahr. n
Ferris. composed the Reception Committee.
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HANNIBAL, no.

Mrs. r. II. Spencer visited in Palmyra on
Wednesday.
The Monday Study Club met with Mis-, Edith
Dulany last week.
Mrs. D. F. Breed has returned from Shelbina.
MIR. and Mrs. A. r, Leavering have gone TO
the coast Of Florida to remain until spring.
Miss Annie Stout OF New London. who has
been the guest OF Mrs. Joe o'Herne. has re-
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs. n, S. Hall have returned from
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. burmese. have
Miss Edna Meyer is visiting in quincy.
Mrs: Mary J. KILLER Of 81. Louis is the guest
Miss Rose Biggs has returned to her home ir
Fulton after a visit with Mrs. Lawrence.
Miss fretericka Vessels has returned from
MIR; and Mrs. c. A. Howe have returned from
the West Indies. where they spent their honey
Mrs A. ]. Kiiian has returned from St.
Miss Carrie Giilispie of Quincy Is the guest
Of MIS-. b. +. Brown.
Tuesday sf,ernoon Iona GaFs Il, a F hond z OF , 6n
Missouri University Gl.e Grub. The Young la
burg. Elizabeth Pindeil. Effe Shryock. Eliza
beth Knott; Jeane Ely. Emaline Gerken. Sadie
Pl.ts. Ethel bacon. Lois Seaton, Meta Kabler,
The Wednesday Club me. with Miss Mary
Miss Edith Dulany has gone to Washington,
Of hsr sisssr:. Mfs. ). +, pavids%S. II III s1@s.
The d. A: R. met with Mrs. L. P. Munger
officers: Regent, Mrs. James r. Bozarth: Vice
regent. Mrs. $. ]. Roy: secretary. Miss Russie
Mrs. f. {. Garter: historian. Mrs. IS ii.
Strong: directors. Mines; II. b. Goodson, +. ".
Neeper. T. G. Du!any. Vincent Strong and Miss
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COI.LINSvILLE, ILL.

The marriage Of Frank Steeg OF St Louis to
Miss Elberta Reed took place at the Presby-
tartan Church Thursday evening. the Reverend
Clifford Mcbride officiating. The bride. pre-
coded by ten young men AZ ushers. and her
sister, Miss Elizabeth H. Reed. maid Of honor.
entered the church leaning on the arm of her
father. and was met at the altar by the groom.
who was attended by Thomas j. Skidmore OF
81. Louis. as best man. The bride wore a gown
Of French batiste. the skirt Of which was IN
set with narrow panels of pin tueks joined to.
gether with thread lace and sweeping the moor
In a billowy mass Of insertion and lace. Miss
Elizabeth Herzog Reed. maid Of hoS"r; m"re :
the nc Ceremony a reception was held at tbs
M Nome and ID W. 0I Bax,d ssees. Honorable H
Steeg OF Terrs Haute. Mrs James Goodwillie
OF Chicago and Mr.. and Mrs. JP. Blake Mr.
houpt and Miss Bicklehoupt: Mr.. Roy Mccain.
and A. Andrews. all Of St. Louis.
err and w. E. Hadley attended a meeting. OF
the knights Templars at B~ellevills Wednesday
Superintendent Lowry virited the public
Miss Anna Coz spent several days here last
Doctor and Mrs. Horeph johnson were In St
Mr.. pufy Of vandalia visited his son. Glen
Mrs A.. Birkicht was the CUES. Of Mrs. L.
Mrs. "; E Hadl.y entertained Tuesday aft
Look won the first prize and Mrs. ]. NJ. Sims
Doctor and Mrs. NJ. B. Harri, visited here
Miss steee Of Terre Haute spent several days
with Miss Cariina Singletary.
companied by Doctor Burroughs and George
Burroughs. visited relatives here Sunday.
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SEDALIA, MO-.

Miss Kate Huffman OF st. Louis is the guest
OF her parents.
Mrs. H. NJ. Hellyer departed Tuesday for a
visit with friends at Sherman, Tex.
Mrs. Percy Harker arrived Tuesday from
81. Louis on a visit TO relatives and friends.
Miss Louisa Price returned Monday from
a visit with friends in Sweet Springs.
Mrs. E w. S!gman departed Monday for a
visit with relatives in Kansas City.
Mrs. w, b. Lyons Of Kansas City is the
guest OF the family of her brother. Charles
Miss stella Richie Of Appleton CITY is the
s sassa OF MISS Daisy Reeves of East f1f'n
Mrs. J. c. Paine, departed Monday for a
N Miss Mabel f'f Hahn is home from a v,s.. to
Mrs. Hugh ,Fitzgeraid and daughter. Mrs.
Gieye: OF Dallas Tex, who have been the
Monday for New York. where Miss Cleve Will
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. waeie returned Tuesday
from a Visit with relatives at Roeihouse. Ill
Mrs. Fred Guenther Of st. Louis arrived
Ti Mr.. and nj Mrs a X sis i M'' Fa fFisn Ss r,s,a,arou.
Ind. arrived Monday for a visit with friends.
N Iisit Nth Iii e. rel s , a Te omasl Monday from
Mrs F a Ara,ss,n iotprned Monday to
Mrs, Otis J. Rogers and children departed
Tuesday for a Sisit VII relatives in Pierce
they will reside
Mrs. Adoiph Ahrens returned Monday from
a visit with friends in Kansas City.
Miss Fay Russell Of. New Franklin is the
nrest 81 Mrs. J. L Russell and family Of
Mrs. Harry Wolfe of Chicago g.. the guest
90 her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Dickman. of
Mrs. ". C.. berry departed Wednesday for a
visit with relatives at BLOOMINGTON. Ind
The Misses Mary Glass. Kathryn Cassidy and
Nary Mckinley are the guests of the family of
" c. Glass in Kansas City.
Ass Nora Rainier Of san Francisco. Cal,
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WATERLOO, ILL.

Miss Lizzie Wagner departed Tuesday for q
visit in Maeystown. III.
Miss Alice Burk of Eas; st. Louis spent sew
eral days here visiting her sister. Mrs. Joseph
Gauen.
Miss Lena Meyer returned after IN N led
visit 10 friends in St. Louis.
Miss Alice Iayat and Miss Nellie VIII OF
ST. Louis were TIE guests of M.ss Iosepnire
I.ickert Tor several days ti.e uast MueS. -
Senator A. &. t;oliiastr spel.s III. last week
bliss +. 7: Andrews of Foster r,nd , sit'd
her SISTER. Mrs. John A; Jake.
Miss Olga Kiersch of leo Bud visited her
aunt. Mrs. John i. ProDst.
me 81. Aioysius Young Mems Soei.ty will
evening. entitled "A Female Cook w~antod".
Mr.; and Ms, Charles !; Brsy Of St louis
visiting Judge and Mrs. Paul {: sr-y.
extended v. saH1 to ITie. adsA IN St. i louis. on an
Mrs. Christine k,mmei. pTesiusn, of the
hoais and sfT Raiie SiHeie' Is visiting friends !" St
The Ma,esIee Li,sra si,,ss Society slee.sa the
! Sles prssi S 3 Nels sas', a. kie aerSs s $; sSIls;
Mrs. Maria r. Hoener; assistant secretary.
trustees. Joseph ". Rickert. G.. W. Zeiboid
MIR, and Mrs. Louis Rabe of Red Bud were
the guests Of Mrs. Fred Jobusch.
The members OF the Mary and Martha So
BY S:s' Mrs stI e. r eprs emina. On wednesday evening
Mrs. Elizabeth peul has returned after sew
eral months visit to friends in st. Louis.
Miss Mary Arms is visiting friends in St.
Louis the last week.
Miss Minnie Nixon Of Columbia, ILL.,, was tn.
guest OF Mrs. Alice Eurk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Crook have announced
the engagement of their daughter. Mamm.ie
Crook. 10 mike Kerns. The marriage viii take
place IN tn. near future.
Mrs. Jacob knapp entertained friends Wednes-
day.
Miss Emma Keck OF Millstadt. H.. visited
friends here.
Mrs. Margaret reddecke entertained friends
Sunday. Among those present were the Misses
Maggie Scho,neberg. Lena Sanders. Barbara
s,choeneberS, Mary Doerr, Julia Schwent and
s!innie Schmidt.
Mrs. f. r. Schoen;ng of Columbia. IL. was
the guest Of Mrs. Jacob J. koenigsmark.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry OIdendorph OF St. Louis
wsie the guests OF Miss Lulu Koechel.
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v~INCENNES, IND,

Miss Fannie Meyer Is the CUES. of Miss ines
Bryan at Terre Haute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Datillo have returned
from a visit in Evansville and HopkinsvilIc.
Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Summer of San Fran
meis. ~
The Misses Georgia. Mildred and Marie Bon
neil are visiting relatives in Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Simpson Of Eikton. KY.
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Kidd.
MT and Mrs: George Bonneli depart next
guests Of Mrs. ]. T. Orr.
Miss Lucille Hindman spent the week as tho
guest OF Mrs. E. T. McSeely ut Evansville.
Miss Lena Robinson entertained the Gridirou
Club at dinner Thursday.
nrs. L. II. Ostorhage is the guest Of Mrs.
Charles May at Terre Haute.
Mrs. Emery Miller Of Terre Haute is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Miller.
MIR. and Mrs August Schafer OF Indianapo-
lis are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schafer.
Miss Ellen Mccarthy gave q linen shower for
her sister. Miss Mayme Mccarthy. whose en-
agemen TO Peter Gilchrist OF Rockford, nj,
has been announced
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Fred Debrecht. John Lsucseu. Albert Moehiens-
kamp. W. ID. Dudley. summers PRICE, j., Z.
Lane. Oscar Eaunlanh. IncO. ll-cntiEg. Mica
ael Glider and lheo. Yai.n.
Mr.. and MIS-. Thomas Lane of 81. Louis were
here this week Wis. ting HE brother. David Lane.
and family.
Miss Efne waye. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs;
Fred Waye. was II yeais Old last Sunday. AMI
entertained fr:cads in honor Of the anniversary.
Dinner was served at D O'Clock. and the even
Ing was spent in social enjoyment. Those pres
ent were Katie and Lizzie Styltz. Agnes Meyer.
Laura Bergme yer, Amy Roettler and Alice
Steinbrinker: AGolph HoneIkamp. Cam simon.
Eernal Faber, Gene stcltz. Arthur Dannegger.
Edward Ochs and Edward Hallway.
Miss Julia Eiseustein has returned TO War
renton after spending 4 few days with her
brothers In this city.
Miss Verna Loonam attended a sleighing
party at Biidgeton Monday night and was the
guest Of Miss Ida Ridi-in.
Mrs. All Payne OF Texas Junction came to
this city on Tuesday TO visit her mother. Mrs.
Mary Goddard.
Miss Olive Gray. who is a member Of the
High School graduating class. entertained her
classmates Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 5 at
the home OF her parents. Mr. and Mrs. o. NJ.
Gray. on West Jefferson boulevard. She was
assisted by her mother and sisters, Mrs. Walter
was serI ed.
Miss Julia Bark'age Of Harvester is visiting
relatives in this city,
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Lily MeSaiia. daughter OF Admiral Mccalln
Tuesday to Thomas Norton Mccieliand at the
TesiGence OK the brides aunt. Mrs. T. H.
for her mother. Mrs. samuel c: Marty. -.
CAN'T MT; ana MIS-: j. q. Peppard entertained with
MIS-. Sanford q. Ladd gave a luncheon to
A.iss Laura wilson had friends with her for
luncheon at Buliene's on Saturday.
given on Thar S1a 'P Sv s tss Mis s%ssl Es se parry
Mrs. Frederick N. Bowes OF Chicago was the
By SS'sMi Mrs 81 f Fo"P' z Fries + e t ans s Mrs. a sissn f Il. Y Winy
,ermote. Wa"
bliss Ruby Amanda Lewis and Mr.. orla Ad-
disor were married in the Clyde Congregations
mitch MTs Fred sn dIu 5as:, .na Mr., n pous-.
sock gave a luncheon. followed by music. on
Miss Edna Fetty of Lincoln. Mo. was the
guest o. honor at u luncheon given at Bullene's
Miss Hevoi is entertaining Miss Grace Wheel
Mrs. G \. Warwick of Salt Lake is the
Miss Saarv Sparks was in Fulton last week
and is going to Springfield before returning
Governor and Mrs. Lon ". Stephen. were
,,.re during the latter part of the week and
Mrs. George 3. s,Ill!ngs has gone to Los An
gees to reside until spring.
whs.e she IS to remain for some time.
Miss Luci.e MINIS is touring through the
Mrs. Charles W. Turner of Chicago Is the
guest OF her br, ther. AIMS Goodjohn.
Miss Gertrude Siccann - en-. eit tanning Miss
Minnie Munger OF Indianapolis.
Mrs. A: p; ode HI. retuine / to her homo art-
MS. J. {. Gate. ana Mrs. Marty will give
Tuesday.
Mrs. Hayden Shouse and Mrs. Edwin Krau-
tho1 are TO give a luncheon at Builenc'r on
Mrs. 8 G: Turner 10 to have friends with
her on Tuesday. Cnrds.
MiSa Mrf!k init Ir1 NJ Nfar-y. ro,.. o,a
TO be ma I'D in Grace Church on Tuesday.
After being in New York for three months.
MS Allen Logan has returned.
Miss Edna r sh Is eut=Ita ming Miss Bessie
Miller OF Atlanta.