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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21
FROM MINNESOTA TO
ILLINOIS PRISON
Joseph Vienna Finishes Sentence at
Saltwater and Goes Back to Joliet

Joseph VIENNA alias Joseph Prentiss.
when released from the Saltwater pen
itentiary yesterday, after serving a
three-year sentence for burglary in
Minneapolis, was taken into custody by
G. E. Church, parole commissioner of
Illinois, who wanted the man for
breaking his parole in Illinois,
Vienna will be taken back to Joliet,
where he will be compelled to serve
out the remainder Of his sentence.
VIENNA had been committed to Joliet on
a charge of burglary. Vienna is
Spaniard.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21
The virainias Max settIe Il

The name of Virginia is at the foot
OF the roll of states-practically. If
there is stampede for Parker, Vir-
ginia will never be reached in the roll
eafl of the national convention when
ballot proceeds to the end, Virginia
and West Virginia may settle it in ia
vor of Parker in. 1904 as they settled
1t in favor of Cleveland in 1S92.-Nor-
folk (Va.) Landmark. t-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21
PERSONAL MENTION

DR.. Arthur Sweeney reached st. Paul
Yesterday on his return from an extended
stay in Europe. He left Mrs. Sweeney
and their daughter in Paris.
Thomas Milton. of the Milton Dairy
company, left last night for Alaska.
where he has extensive mining interests.
Windsor-L T. Persons and wife. Sc
George w. Gamer, Rochester; 9. P. Con,
lift. Duluth; A M. Eckman. Henderson;
A. L. Tollefson, Mabel; E. Ellis Nichols,
Sioux City; L. Peavey and wife. Owa-
Merchants-W. P. McElwain. Seattle;
2. F. Levins, Ellsworth. Wis; J. H.
Sewell and wife, Butte; ]. T. Newlove,
Minot, N. D.; George Stoetzer, East
Grand FOrks3 F. Mcdonald. La Crosse;
a. J. F. Voigt, Leeds, N. D.: E. A. Nc
Callum. Regina; William McBain, Winni-
peg; H. G, Young. St Cloud; M D. Nc
Entry, Crookston; j. B. Perkins, Spokane;
}. A. LaWrence, NOrthfield
Ryan-Heber McHugh, Superior: D. E.
Wheeler, st. Louis; John Logan, Hanni-
bal, Mo-; w. M.--,Thompson, Portland. Or;
M. c: Lynch San Francisco; L. G. Ever
list, Sioux City; A. C.Ia Richaeux, .Du-
luth; j.. l.. Dawes, Pittsburg
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21
Must Have plenty of Eclat

There will be cheers at the Chicago
convention when Mr.. Roosevelt is NOM
mated. He has arranged everything
and it is not tlikely that he has over
looked the need of claque.-Houston
Chronicle
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21
Can MobiIize Himself Quickly

The fact that Gen. Kuropatkin has
establishes his headquarters in a rail-
road train Indicates that he is sparing
no expense TO equip himself with all
the facilities for a fast run.-Anaconda
Standard.tr at
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21

In the prayer with which the nation
al Republican convention will be
opened no mention is made of Bobbie
La Toilette, and that's a serious over
sight. i5
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21
RECEIPTS FROM THE
PUBLIC BATHS GROW
They Were Patronized Sunday by S,o95
Persons and Took in 1851

The receipts of the public baths
warm weather of the past few days,
the attendance Sunday having been
S.095, as compared with Abb the pre-
vious Sunday, and the receipts 1851,
as against $27S the Sunday before.
The following viii show the number of
bathers and receipts at the baths for
the seven days ending Monday:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21
Awaits Cal. for Volunteers

Senator Frye who has been holding
down the chair. says no man is too big
to want to dodge the vice presidency.
Tis a fair Inference that the Maine
statesman Would not have to be draft
ed.-Atlanta Constitution.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21
All RIunders

Gritty George-Ah lady, sometimes
think I must be Russian.
The Lady-And why do you think that,
my poor man?
Gritty George-My life has been so full
of mistakes.-Chicago News.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21
a New ImperiaI Punishment

Apropos Of the fate that threatens
Uncle joe Cannon, perhaps hereafter
speakers of the house who refer dis
respectfully to the senate will be sem
fenced to the vice presidency for four
yearS.-New York World. ..at't
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21
Among the Merrymakers
Impartial Justice

NoTtherner-But I hope the negroes
down here are not without tn pale of the
law, sir?
Southerner-No. indeed, sab. Why.
even tn humblest niger that's lynched,
sab, gets an inquest, sah.-Puck.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21
It Should Be Looked Into

Gen. Shafter cannot understand why
the hammock does not play more Inn
portant part in the war in the East.
while Gen. Miles would like to know
what's the matter with the bath tub.
Memphis Commercial-Ap Appeal.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21
At St. Paul Theaters

\ An excellent performance Of Moths.
is being given at the Grand this week
by Miss Percy Haswell and the Faw-
cert company. The play will be re-
peated tonight, tomorrow matinee and
tomorrow evening Commencing Thurs
day night. and for the balance OF the
week, Miss Haswell and the Fawcett.
company VIII be seen in Augustin
Days clever comedy, THE Great I'm
known" This will be the first presen-
tation of this play in this city Alfred
hudson. capable comedian remem-
bered by ms clever work two years
ago with this company will make his
nrst appearance in this play.
Boucicault's great Irish drama, "The
Shaughraun, has been selected for the
third week of the Fawcett company at
the Grand This play is said to be the
best work Of that author, and abounds
in sensational situations and exciting
cllmaXeS. The piece requires a deal of
scenery and the scenic artists are
busy preparing.it for the opening next
Sunday night. Charles Wyngate will
make his first appearance with the
company in this play as Capt. Moli-
neauX.
The TWENTY first Infantry band, un-
der the leadership of Charles W.
Graves, will play the following concert
programme at Fort Smelling this even
ing:
March" Nibelungen ........... Wagner
Overture-"La Gazza Ladra.'. Rossni
waltz Italian Nights. ........ .Tobani
Selection ESrminie.' JakobOWstxi
Musical Scenes from Spain. Langley
(a) March. (b) Dance. (c) Habenera.
cd BOlerO
Two Step-~A Southern Belle. .... King
Fantasia on English. Irish and Scotch.
ATS .......... .BaetenS
The Blue Ribbon company, which is
giving an excellent vaudeville and bur-
lesque performance at the Star, played
to large houses yesterday and promises
to make the closing week of the season
at this popular house one of the best
o. he
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21
FeverlsI1
lie. suppose

Ragson Tatters-Say. Willie. suppose
yer had cool thousand, what would yer
do?
Weary Willie-Geet bet I'd get over
Embellishments (Me.) Journal.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21
Has the Omen sesane

As the prospective Indian Senator is
probably a good poker player already
there is no reason why he should not
be elected just as soon as practicable
Birmingham Age Herald.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21

The Pipestone County Star reminds
US that states, like individuals, grow
Old quickly, by. putting out a handsome.
special number in celebration Of its
anniversary. The edition
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21
Have Hopes of PENNSYLVANIA

Oregon has gone Republican and Re-
publicanS are boasting. of the fact. They
are encouraged to believe that they
may carry Maine.-NaShville Banner.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21
And Keep in the Bad Bows

DR.. Leadbeater says: What the or
binary man calls life is only day at
school" And "UncIe RUSSELL Sage
would cut out the recess.-Philadelph
North American.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21

Mr.. Crimsonbeak-See how unsteady
that lamp is.
Mrs. Crimsonbeak-No wonder; the
maid has put alcohol In III instead of
kerosene.-Yonkers Statesman.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21
TeIepathic

These modern inventions are wonder
full"
YES; who ever would have thought Of
Leader
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21
Unbroken, Strino of Victories

An American. Travis, is British golf
champion. Can't beat us on bunker
hills.-NeW York Herald, s4--tr
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21

"He's called brilliant taller.
That may be true, because"
Said jealous Mr.. Squawker.
He's got such lantern Jaws"
Philadelphia Press.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21
DecldedIy Not That

Patient-What is the matter with me,
doctor? Tobacco heart?
Physician (sniffing the atmosphere
Not at all, sir. Cabbage heart.-Chicago
Tribune.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21
AZ 20 > M

He-I dreamed of you last night Do
you ever dream of me?
She (suppressing a yawnl-N6. bat I'd
like to very much.-Detroit Free Press.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21
The Aae of Woman

While man has seven ages.
Fair woman has but three
Her real one, what her friends thirk,
And what she claims to be.
Puck.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21

William ToNle has presented the
Harriet island zoo with sixty blower
pigeons. and J. G. Shea has given a
female badger.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21
Very Well Raised, Indeed

Mr.. Roosevelt has taught his cabinet
not to speak except when spoken to-
Birmingham News.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21

The activity of the train robber in
Montana is easily accounted for: The
legislature is not in session.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21
washington time q p. m. St. Paul..
River Bulletin

The Mississippi will fall slowly in the
vicinity of st. Paul during the next
thirty six hours.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21

Nv. J. MORTON.
$50 Nassau St, New York City.
81 Washington ST.. Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-21

The State Art society will begin q
crusade against the bill boards, but
let us be more particular and call them
William Boards. Bill is too short and
harsh and is not at all euphonious
But goodby, Bill. we can see your fin
iSh.-The Princeton Union.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

street in honor Of her guests. the Misses
Wells of Chicago.
Mrs A r. Stobic OF Grand Haven.
Mich. is visiting in Alien.
Mr. and Mrs H. L. Job. .ir.. have re-
turned from alexandria. A!!.in.
Mrs john ii. Moultou l. entertaining
Miss Sadie E.yerts OF Ctriinville. H.
Mrs Kate Moore has returned IRON
months visit in J1cksonvll!c-
Mrs VI. l.. Sscau has returned u Tea
YER Pa. after being the guest ci .ifs-
Frank Greene in Upper Alton
Miss Alma Eode Is entertaining MISS
Alice Wilson OF Evansville. Ind.
Mrs James Kitzmill.r Of M.dora. ILL.,.
Was a visitor IL -N4tOI last ~-sgk-
Mr. and Mrs. H. VI. Kennedy have re-
turned to ST. Paul. MINI. after being to-
guests OF Nj. c. 4. Sqriers-
Mr. and Mrs Louis StiT;t: axe ente-tss".
ing Mr. and NrS. William MckiEiry of
Philadelphia at their home in North Al
ton.
Mrs Louis powless i< entertaining Mrs
Z l. Jackson Of Galv.StpIi. Tex.
Miss Lillian smith has returned To- Ia
coma. Ncb.. after visiting Mrs. John Fos-
Ter iu Alton
Mrs William Scnntas l. entertaining
NrS. CaruIir. HslbriE OF Davenport le
Mrs. r. 7. YsrSe> gave a luncheon III
day evening at h,r nom. IA Upper Alton
in honor ~ M.<S Gertrude collins The
occasion WAS th,. dnnojnC r7lelt OF ln..
auJroachirg marriage Of Miss Collins amt
MIR Harry Nalcom. both ol Aiton- tisStS
present from distance were Mrs i II
fstt-. of Austin Tex: N-sda mes = e
Greenwood and Norris CLARK OF EDWARDS
vile Mrs Timothy Moran Of NaShNile,
Tenn. and Mrs. T. r. Thomas of St
4 gIrt-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
CARLINVILLE. I'LL.

Mr. Mary Thompson o, jacksonville visited
.c- several days this week with Miss coneiia
Mr.. ard Mrs William Hubbard Of A-kaieI-
phis AK. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Hub
bard.
Miss Bertha Dorsey Is visiting her srasd-
parents; NJ % And Mrs NJ. l. hsn,h. hsoni. p,,,.
Laura Eiirsd ard Lizzie presler are ATTENDING
the Domestic Science School in session at
George Fox and daughter and Mrs Roy
F.irei ana Misses E1dred Of Mapi. Rapids.
Mich. guests Of NJ. and Mrs. A. II. Eidred-
visiting ihsir parents. Mr.. and Mrs. P I.
Mrs ]. G PEBBLES and Mrs Fannie Ru,ledse
Of Salina. Ka>-. visiting friends and rela-
MIS- V T Williams and son. OF s,snbeny.
son. early IN the week
Miss Nsaie Msiicrsh of san Franci.co. Cal; IS
visiting her grandmother. Mrs Milton Nc
Mis- Lizzie s,einmeyer is visiting Ms Koe-
Mr- James T. Allen OF Fort Worth. Tex. IS
tire guest Of Ms Jessie Andersen .,,.
Doctor and Mrs. J: y Lncas departed tsis
cutur. hcrie \ farewell reception was ten
d-red them "Wednesday evening in the isriors
Mr. and Mrs. Arlington spicer and aaurhisr.
and Eiuard Davis of West Winnelr; ~ i-'
are visi,,ns Mr. snd MI - n t.. tsr p,.s,io
Science club Friday afternoon N hSnor =.
Mrs. J. 4. Lucss. whose residence in this ei'S
Mrs. /. ~ Watts. and children Of EussS. s.
Springs. Ak. arrived this week and VIII MAKE
NJ " N castle Is visiting Mr. Earl Pa
rnsr Of Pawn.e-
Mr.. and Mrs Kamrnsrsr OF t,T nort Nsisn Sicin a.
Mrs r z. Wcoiev Of Indianspoiis; Ind. Is
'hs susS, ., Mr. and ,, Mrs s.B, II j. civ Wo0sy i.
visiting her srandpsrents Mr. and Mfs- pasi'
Gore -
Wis Mr. A h. Bell
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

MACON. NO.

Mr.. " n. compton and children. who hsys
been visiting fFienfs In the t-4s'' re'ufh.N
Mis- Leoia Poison - tho guest of NJ and
Mrs John Manch of saeit "a "a, No s.,.-s. and
relatives in Clarence. No. several DAYS this
"T NJ. William English. who FOR several xssks
has been VisIiinE hsr parents. cslon.l and "a Ma
r ]. SHARP. q this city; Departed i0f M"
'',T s.psr ~ e:roSe % o',ssorna city. Ok. -as
th- .-nss, ~ trt~nds hsr. th. i<st of ise rees.
s5r a brief visit wiih his mother. Mrs Matte
Ms ysvne Williams returned hornr TUESDAY
after a weeks visit with friends in the Worics
nssty composed 81 Mr. AMI Ms. s. A.
patrsTson ami son U.,-. Misses Gertrude Me.
can ami Nannis S;rpn< have r-,urn-d hSne .
NJ and Mrs. J. = Albright are visiting reiae
dives in Louisvi!Is. Ky- s
in 81 Louis a.,s- several eats rts'i here tbs
Nrs Fr.t Newell xto has been the gues, o.
he uncle. 4 -. Mood. ana family. dsrarfed
Tg,as 1 fo' NJ s-T Is s n STl'S Sss I.s tie sue o.
Mr. a r Mi.i.- departs Tuesday for 81.
Luis. where she So. To sI,sn-, the grand chap
t-r q ths or,i:. n; thr fas'ern S.sr q: M,s.
9 t chsn.sr Mr. saa soii ,ss Ste- s2a * sand + as
" Ms. Is E;Esnia Ne,Sliy HALT. Patton, Miss
Bonnie BIE.s ~ Ia Pists Mo: F. Z Strick,,
fsr = Fralkiln. Ind AMI Waldo Smith AMI
psl nsT.ST Sarssy Sa 10 attend -. wSad- Fsir
S.rs Gus Stronx ana daughter. Peare. AMI
Mr<. Eliza Farrsr ars.f ST. Louis attending
Robert G. Rcche 0: keokuk. Ia. visited Ma
con friends several iays this week
Char'.s =. soldan . in 81 Louis attending
Mr. E. : smith derart-d Wednesday fos
visit in 81 Louis ACCOMMODATING her was hs-
extensive vi.i, with .1en1s IN Macon. NJ
Fr-y was on the vsy ~ his home N Wash
Arr ) Is. wrirh, Mr- Isaac Gross sni
Mis. Lcuise G:esel,,sn aspayts today sunday
for a week n ,.e Wcr,d,s Far .,hy o.
Providene4. p. l.. where h- goes to enter th>
Brown rniveTsiiy fer special course IN Eng
Mrs Alice Struggled an, daughter q. sor:nr-
field III. are u The city N. guests OF ths
NJ ana Nrs Dec Brown are St Louis visit
Mrs =. R. nav separ,@i Tuesday for Omaha.
Mrs ) y W,iiizrl. n = Iass16. No y.
The guest o: her parents Ny ard Mrs. Web NJ.
Iudee G e. P-ers formerly o, S, Louis nov
% Wsrrentor. No. wss here this week visit
ConSressraan Norris Shepard o, the Firs.
District Texas will be here to-day ,Sundsy
20 deliver The address az the cling o. the
soak upon the subject Of Fraternity a. the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church a,.s.c, r. m.
Mrs. J II. Gs-tsv IL in ST Louis Attending
CIyda Gro.. q -. Louis is visiting hi, par
Mrs WIN Gri;rn ard children ha,.- r.,urnei
- their ho,,s IN Boston. Mas. after a brief
ConTr..sr1an James T I,lcyd o. Shelbvv.u-
iaisna.' S "'e 'y 'S'n'A'' ''s Soe'' OK
Eenzia was open "Wednesday and rhur.isr
evenings about 10. of their frient- =,
shsinSi.n ss,,y hi parIer; s,ay .. ard I'm
fusion Of eovsrs and ferns
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
WEBSTER GROVES,

The Reverend Wallace W. Willard Of
Moline. Ill. formerly a ST. Louis pastor
for eight years. l. occupying the Con-re-
Hationai pulpit in the absence of the regu-
lar pastor. Doctor Lewis T. Guild.
Mr.. and Mrs William Henry and dauCh-
ter Elizabeth returned to Indianapolis
last Saturday.
Mrs Charles T. Eorthrop of New York
City. with their children. are visiting
her brother. George Watson. OF Webster
Park
Miss Gussie Quarles has the position ot
organist in ST James's Episcopal Church
OF which the Reverend Mr.. Duckworth is
rector. ---ss-
Mrs. Joseph BRYANT and Miss Della Bry-
I ant moved into st. Louis at the time Of
/ Mr.. BryaEts death. Mr. and Mrs Clyde
Bryant win make their home with them
on their return from their wedding trip
some ten davs hence
Mrs. Rufus Fields OF Nashville. Tenn.
departed for home last Sunday. after a
visit OF two weeks to the family of Charles
Brown Miss Helen Butler of Pulaski.
Tenn. Is visiting Miss Anne Brown.
Guests at the Newton House. under the
management of William Campbell of New
ton. Kas.. are: Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. OAR
nell Of Fort Collins. Colo: Mrs Fife Of
Berthod. Colo; Miss Nell Simison and
Misses Blanche and Esther Chatlet. Rhoda
Corfman and Jennie Roysten. and Mr..
Herman Perry, all Of Newton Kas
Mr.. and Mrs. Latimer Cook of Newport
News. Va. are visiting J. H. Clarkson and
family.
Nrs. H. c. watrons gave a baby party
Saturday in honor Of the third 66rfhday
Of her son. Jay. The little gue1aD. were:
Martha au4 WarFsa Healey. Joos7hine
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

for FIorissan;. where she Is attending the
/ Academy OF she Sisters Of Lorefto
! Honorable David y. Baird. wife and
daughter. Mattel. Of Pennsylvania a. are the
guests Of MIR and Mrs. r. g. E.iipi
, Mr and Mrs Waldo cockr.ji ere rejci-
can. in the birth Of daughter.
Miss Annie isiaughey of Sort Worth.
Tex. is visiting Mr. and MIS- r. q. Jor-
dan
NJ. and Mrs. Thomas J. TsDbin nave
returned from Il two weeks trs9 To- South
Dakota
MIS- Nancy Stal.y and her frcifrr John
Richard haze returned from Mount Yer
non. Ill. where they visited MIS-. JESSIE
Lane.
Mr.. =. u Andrew AMI .aiss Lucy
Andrews who have b.,a, the guests 81
Mir and Mrs William NccuiIach. d.
parted last wcsi; Cor Memphis. Tenn
Miss Lizzie N wood ~: Nasn giiic, Tenn.
j. visiting MT and Mr.. J. -. Atwood.
Miss Katharine Giyun of 81. Louis ana
NrS. E.izib.in Mol"ney Of Kansas City
were the -.ucs1s II Mrs T. ShiIliv@E.
Mis- i.iuI-t ,iTiiiiti Of Eai'i'r.s-c ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nagnel:" "t Baltimore
ar. visiting Mr. and Mrs. -. =. Siriiii;ii.
CiareHc. sullivan left last week I" re
sum. his studies 1T 50. Betfe Soll-G-. CHI
C.lgg-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

and Henry Houis. Louis Harper Lee
Hartweil. Noel. Elmer and Marshall Zig
cins. Roy and James Sheldon. Lucille Arm
strong. Adele and Jeanette Stin,. and
Eurchlrd Johnson Other .u.-sts Were:
Mrs J. X. Ripley. Miss Margaret Rip!-y
Mrs. J. W. Sheldon. Miss Mildred Allen.
Miss Fannie Goodwin. Mrs l.. VI. Hart
well. AIRS. q l.. Armstrong. Mrs. Nalen-
tine johnson. Miss Harrictie EIcbv and
Mr.. J. :. Porter
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 4. Baker enter
tanned last night at their nom. with =
l"cjur" "n Arr at the Worlds Fair by
Frederic l.. Stodiard.
Mrs NJ e ScTopyaa and Mrs. Henry
caulheid. with their children. ucr. visit
ors n VI ebsI"r Wednesday. at Mrs. Val
.1fir. JohnSu:t'<
cards io Mir. and Ms =. : Iiealsy's re-
cepti"n Tuesday night were Withdrawn on
account ~ th.' illness oi her son. Warren.
with scarlet fever.
Mrs J. Harvey Moore Is visiting her
Isr.nts in ohio.
Burt NcEinnic was home during the
week and took hcn"rS al the golf tourney
in.ni at th" 'i'.I Ech" club link.
Miss Nar-"-S Good. who has been
spe:rlin= several weeks with Miss Eliza
beth Rhod"s. returned 4" her home in
Boston "Wednesday.
Mi-. Nary y. Allen WILL resume tcr
classes in pian" and theory tie iirsI week
In cctahrr-
AIrs Ray Wro,linar Bran. who has
been Visitir. her parents the \. u. Kauff-
mans. returned To- Louisville. Ky. Thurs
DAY.
Mrs. !. II. T-embloy ana daughters.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

Champaign after visiting Miss Elizabeth
Beall in Alton.
Mrs. james Maxwell is visiting in Mus
catine. Ia
Charles Lewis OF Cambridge. Mass.
Mrs. George r. Davis IL entertaining the
Misses Eva. Margaret and Elizabeth Nc
Miss Julia Edwards is visiting in ST.
Mrs. Katherine McHush is entertaining
Miss Dencentia Ccppinser of Ferguson.
Mrs. Baker Ash is entertaining Mrs.
Henry Ritter and daughter. Miss Miriam
Ritter OF Kansas City. kas.
Mrs. Benjamin L-gy departed Friday for
San Francisco. Cal
Mr.. and Mrs. William Penrose departed
Monday for Point Marion. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. X GarstanS have returned
from ST. Louis.
Mrs James Barr has returned to Nor
thrup. Va, after being the guest of Mrs
C L. johnson in Upper Alton.
Mrs. Melvin Jameson departed for An
derson Ind after visiting Doctor and
Mrs. Il. Jameson in Alton
.,. Mis- John Delaney hen IS en.ertsinins Ta,d MIS-
Miss Edna Cofman has returned to
Rochester. y. y. after visiting in Upper
Mrs Lathy Long is entertaining Mrs.
C. L. Smith and Miss II. L. Richards OF
Mr. ard Mrs. Ulrieh Eberhsrdt have re-
turned TO Newark " J.. after being the
guests OF Mrs. Sarah Hudson In Alton
Miss Leila Clark entertained Miss Eehei
Hewitt Of St Louis last week at her home
in College avenue.
Mr.. J. b, Williams Is visiting In Prince
ton. n ].
Mrs s. r. McKenny II entertaining Mrs
Silas Rodgers OF Mount Vernon. i'll.
Mr. and Mre. j. 7. Atchison are enter
tanning Mrs. Benjamin Foster of Jersey
Vile and Miss Anna Bushnell OF Jefferson.
Ok.
Miss Laura Lock has returned to Chi
caKo after being the guest Of Mrs +. c.
Mr.. and Mrs J. X Butler departed
Thursday for Everett. Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Lard of Pea
body. Mass. are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
c. L. Goulding in Alton
Miss Lillian Blakeney Is visiting rela-
lives in Peoria
NJ. a;sd Mrs.. ]. e. Wheeler are eutex.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

Corinne and Adele. will return from Texas
early in October.
Mrs. Margaret Glitz entertained some
thirty ladies from the Ladies Aid of St.
Marks Lutheran Church Tuesday after
noon Almost the same circle Of ladies'
has had its weekly meetings through ih.
winter season. and its monthly social
gatherings in summer for twenty years
This one was held NJ tho rev country
home of Mrs. Glitz's daughter. Mrs Will
liam l.. Aiofs. In Old Orchard Some Of
those present were: Mines. Henry Blanke.
Bruce Aivor,i. Doctor Rhodes. l. Holli-
way. John Linnemap. Charles Blanchard.
John Schulz. Charles Fisher. X. II. Saw
Ter Hay Of California. Brownfield StumrS.
Lyle PEPPER. Robirds. Wright and Junkis
Mrs. J. Z. Jones is visiting at her obi
home in Virginia
Mrs q. W. BsSby is vislrieg her mother
a Rooihouse. Ill.
Miss Marian Bettis departed yesterday tn
attend school in Rochester. Ill James
Bettis. Jr.. will attend the State Cniycr-
sity at Columbia
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

t:tiniEG Mr. and Mrs. Eiward Tyre OF
Cart.rvi!ie No.
Miss Mary Hoilister of Chattanooga
Tenn. Is visitor in Upper Alton
Miss Blanche Pfeiffer is visiting in Win
field. Mo.
Mrs. William corzine Is entertaining
Miss Bertha Corzine Of Jerseyville.
Miss Iva Maupin is entertaining Miss
Jessie Turner of Pueblo. Colo.
Mrs John y Neininger departed
Wednesday for Buffalo. " Y where she
will visit her daughter. Mrs. Il. II. Eden.
Mrs T.. \. Clspp is visiting relatives
in Kenron. o
Mrs ]. NJ. Ryrie entertained with cards
Tuesday evening at her home in Fourth