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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-24
CHAUTAUQUA ATTRACTS
MANY ST. LOUIS PERSONS.
Question of Swimming on Sunday to
be Decided by Directors
This Week.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chautauaua. ILL.,, July 23-The principal
lecture before the Chautauquans was de-
livered this afternoon at o'clock In the
Tabernacle by the Reverend Samuel Gar
win of Nebraska City. Neb.. on Golden
Milestones." This evening Ross Crane
cartoonist. humorist and monologist, gave
an entertainment in the Tabernacle. This
chestra, assisted by Mis-. Marie Nelson
Matson. vocalist
Other special meetings and lectures were
he'd during the day. Most of these were
in connection with the various Chautau-
qua schools A Sunday school teachers
meeting was held this afternoon at 4
o'clock. at which the leader was T H
Perrin of Alton. who will have charge OF
the Sunday school tomorrow. The School
of Domestic Science discussed Fruits" :"
The School of Health talked of THE Liver
in Health and Disease"
The Chautauqua pulpit tomorrow will
he filed by the Reverend Mr. Garvin who
will preach at 1890 o'clock In the Taber-
nacle
Judge and Mrs John A BlevIns Of st.
Louis are at the Piasa Springs Hotel.
Mayor and Mrs. J. l.. NJ Allen of Graf
ton, ILL.,. are at Hotel Chautauqua.
Among the st. Louis persons at Hotel
Chautauqua are F. E. Rowland. H. Warn
Ing, Miss Julia Gregory. G. W. Lubke. Jr.
2. F. Nanderlippe. Robert Clarke Mrs
George Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Tennent
Jr.. E. r Rexroth, Miss Chester. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sauerbrunn and the Misses
Ethel. Alma. Lottie and Roy and George
A. Sauerbrunn. Mrs. Gus Luekiny. Miss
Mildred Lueking. Miss Elise Broghen. Miss
Elliott Broghen. Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Rich
v. Minehe, NJ, W. ,Yore. Miss Mabel
A. II. Grupe.
Among the other guests at Hotel Chau-
tauana are: Mr.. and Mrs: J. c. Mench. II.
Charles b. Hagen of Alton Miss F. r.
Fulkerson of Jerseyville. Miss X. Fulker-
son of Lexington. Mo-; Miss Ada Terry
and George. H. Dougherty. of Otterville.
Theodore C. kestner and L. j. Weidie OF
The 'H Board ard of Directors of the assembly
met yesterday afternoon and 4 report was
pointed to consider the request Of some OF
the cottagers to change the bylaws SO as
to permit swimming on Sunday The re-
port was referred back to the committee
with the request that more comprehen-
sive report be made at another meeting
of the directors to be held next week
President @. w. Lubke Of the board said
after the meeting that the board would be
called together about the middle Of the
week. President Luhke further said that
the general sentiment among the direct
ors seems to be against permitting that
form OF amusement on Sunday. and that
he was of -he opinion the bylaws would
remain unchanged.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-24

SIS.
Marsaret E Van Dam ct al to Eusenia Van
IAN. land northeast quarter section :: town
.hip ~. rang . east, being part Of tract OF
i..s0 acres: s2.GO0
ChrIstiane Sewer. executor. to Peter F. Dou-
gal west o. feet 1916 inches lot 70. ani east
feet and pa Inches lot -. block i. OF Bart
mer's subiiyisinu: S'10.
overland Real Estate Company 10 Elizabeth
Bosoid. tot Il. block >. OF Overland Park,
Myrtle Realty and Investment Company to
Ghas. Schlottach and wife. lot .. block /. Of
Maple Heights: s12o.
same to Gerard Fischer. lots and 4. block 2.
u. T. :'hields to Philip Redwinn and wife.
lot . block l. addition to Webster Groves: $3.50
same to Christian Umlauf. south y lot 5. and
north J. lot /. block 4. addition TO Webster
Groves: S"GO
Kate 4. rohr and husband to John Beyer.
part section /, township ~, range east. 500.
Duncan e. White and wife. 10 Mary A. Nor
riE, lot &c. block s. subdivision Of Greenwood; 4;
Emil Baumgartuer to John Shoenhachier. lots
y and 26. block q. Of Fairmount Park: 80
VIM. u Henry and wife to Daniel q. Dut-
toi. south 81 feet lots and l. and north 10
feet lot >, block .. of SHE ds's subdivision
tinted States survey 1887: S.G)o.
Wellston Park Realty Conpany to Henry j
subdivision: slJ6.
Sam to John Jessen 10, 3. block l. of same
subdivision; {2SJ.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-24
EAST ST. L0UIS'S BIGGEST
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION.

The event of the week in East st. Louis
business circles was the sale of the Nor
ris tract Of land to Prosper j. Soucy for
s26O.oOo. The sale. which was made
through the agency OF Leo ]. Scherrer.
Is the largest real estate transaction re-
corded in st. Clair County
The tract contains 1900 feet of land. and
lies between State street and Illinois ave-
nue. and Seventeenth street and the South
ern Belt Railway. 1t is known as Lincoln
Place. ami was unimproved up to the time
of the sale.
Since the sale was made the tract has
been plated and the following portions Of
the land sold: $50 feet on Eighteenth
street to c. R. Pope for s23 $50; fifty-five
feet on State street to Irwin Wilson. and
900 feet on the Southern Belt Railway to
the Granite City Concrete Hollow Block
Company. They will erect branch Of
their Granite City house on this site The
remainder Of the tract is restricted to two
story single brick dwellings.
Although no figures were given on the
two last sales. 1t was announced that the
total sales aggregated more than $4,000.
The entire tract was bought from A. ".
Morris. capitalist of Lebanon, ILL.,. by
Mr.. Soucy. who is one of East st. Louiss
progressive real estate buyers. He Is In
terested In banking and manufacturing en-
terprises beside real estate ventures.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-24
Real Estate Transfers.

ALA ABAhIA-5o It. W. 8. being 8.
sni EGP to city GasisR Ssk s sr ana snd af ss s
rAnTS A6a FSr5:r s,r block i.ss sf Rs sei ff T.
Nash and wife to Benjamin F. Barton :,
MAFF1TT-ao TT. Il. $. 8. wes, Of Kings
hishway; city block 45S1X: IH,zabets
Reslty CO, to Geo F. Henrichs and :.
B0TANTcAic-i56i 1t. $. bet spring
hs shael safsr o Frank fY sofh 8 e
ciaF2E naG IaSjsss . t,r # Sos as! Y,Fsna YaSa
Hudson. bv trustee to Fred ". Pill -,
LhSsbowNf15oi ISsT " : : II. $ :. bet Kinr'.
soathamnton Realty Co to rank
FRnAsKAN25 It,. ". s. bet. Po;ornsc ''''
MsatSl and Miami mi City ,rs, h,ock ILL., william
NEHEAsKA-.5 IT.. v. g. bet POTOMAC
Neeker and wife to Maria L. Baner-
cSiiiNs.25 It. " $. bet. Dickson ~
and o'Faiion; city block 2si: cIaude s
x, KeP3sEIy lslI to Robert W. Green-ats g.. 81;
lon. eity; block 2s7: Josephine Bax'e- to
Robert "; Green-w- d. -........:.:.:.;. 75C
55' oa tiiy block 81 j James 6orneIl9 SS5 i fHt to
Jos. phine Baxter-w. d. .............::. 7.bG
c9LSsS De aSS AShsy e. cts R block sM Ss Ms4y R'4
c, Larkin and tvs to Bridget Byrne
cSLLINs-ss IT. v. s. 5. W cor Ash: 1000
ley, city block 72W: Eugene j. Lin
- - .....:........ aooo
CoLLINS-17 It. W. s.. bet. Ashley and
and wife 70 Robert " Green~w. d.. SOS
CptLINS-2o5 #, In. W. S. n. W. cor.
Ashley. city block 2s6: Dietz Realty
Company 10 Robert w Green-w. d.. 81. 50
WASHINGTON-2l9 IT. In. n. s.. being,
i74s 70 4It9 and 1888 TO 4T5s Washing
ton. city block +575: Victor & Rhodes
and wife 10 Teresa o'Meara-w. d.. 100
MQNT6OMF;RY-500 #. $. =. S. W. cor.
Twenty-fifth. city block 1919: Teresa
o'Mesra to Mildred H Zepp--w. d.. $3.50
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-24
Modern woodmen Of America.

Delmar Camp meets at O'Clock everv Mon
a-~ evening at oConneirs Hall. No. 200 Eas-
ton avenue. Last meeting the camp adjourned
at an early hour after transactfnR the rexular
routine business and listening to reuarke Of
shin.
Tvs Of each month at Overpeci<'5 Hall. No.
1sS North n ;fNr Rros;Gfwsy rod , Testinx and
Mound CITY Samo meets at No. S1s Easton
tions and a good attendance are reported for
last meeting.
Cherokee Camp was or~anigsd Friday July
" at Keokuk street and Broadway with u
large list Of charter members. This camp will
Charles n. Fink is the district deputy Of the
camp.
Hamilton and Maple avenues, the first and
third TUESDAYS Of each month. There were four
adoptions at the last meeting. As q token of
appreciation of bis efforts. a medal was pre-
sented to ronsu WALES bv the Forester
team. W s. Johnson. citv supervising deputy
made the presentation speech.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-24


The following real estate transfers were filed
| at Clayton last week:
John Il. Buss and wife to Geo. H. Jessup and
wife. west feet 81 inches Of lot H. all o. lot
Is and east 1s feet and ST.. inches OF lot 1s.
block l, of GREEN'S subdivision OF United States
survey 25o4 in FerEyson: ,enn
q; OF Tuxedo Park: 81.
ms Iah1 ans sscen e :, to
apd W-u being apart, par, Of IL lot IL !; 81 so9 -
and ana Tts west half q i:s g. block i Of seSo,
Robinson. Jr.. land. block IS. city of Kirkwood
Same by trustee to same. land block IS. city
6. e Webster Ieisht.: 500 " " '''A
lots i oes o %Re wesesr 'ina HssS,. a 'a@s ssS
Eni,,,s E,fs lots Ss and So block l. of BismarE
Missis~iDgi Valley Trust connany. curator of
sss h al sTan lot in sseion
II township q, range east: 500
Ts .e senr sna Ds1i s
United states Survey 1903. townshio AZ s north. h.
Ersdsrick l. Bissk and wife lot 81 sRy bioeR oi 9
Charles zadow. and wife to William G.
sshge'sr and wfs .oahTsst g part block so
1 te sten of
/. addition 70 Tuxedo PARK: slea "a."e' i''
Tsbe Fsa nd E;sss sbsnd i e Sod
SOUTH % overland Sff PARK aG s:5S '0' DOCK is- of
,s 5Gseph , MarsuitS and wife 10 Florence Depen-
a. OF Lohmeyer Heights: $3.50 ~ D. DOCK
I Of sEs iS ss'sE ParF .e hehF lots
M T Brown to Felix o Poston, lot. 80 and
n 0seps soem g. G ana % tsrf e s E. Linda.
part of northeast quarter. section 6. township
wllhelmina ); HulskamP, to PRESBYTERIAN
ssnrsh st%tes Of Ienanss s part block of United
Mar Mary ' HezeI i' to Paul Schmidt. par. of north
Gust quarter, section 70. township - north.
Mrs, Ella Applebee to Henry e. Menke. lot
u ssdSaaSn p Shmsysf sf aaa Wes . 81
ton part or lot l. block IA, of subdivision of
Page asns avenue ,bdngnS basigh;s s'5q ,.,r. W ..
and wife. lot TO- block q OF Lohmeyer Heights;
George F. Peterson and wife to Sandy Pointer
and wife, lot 81 block 4. Of Brentwood. 81. 100.
lot r. subdivision of sutton Home ~ tract 'e g. ISe.
c Nina j. ,sIS Grsenway Irwy and wife to Hiram {.
ship a. range east; containing seven acres: 81
Valley Park Land Company TO the Colonial
Security Company. lots a and % block II, Of
Louis Fashauer and wife to Matthias schaefer
and wife. lot $ block J. of Jefferson Heights;
n,ac B, sshG k,n,ns to wllia voderoers lot So
Leo Eberenz and wife 10 Ernest Henche! and
wife. lot 4 and north "a feet of lot 40. addition
Elizabeth w Davis and husband to William
Richards. lot I. block 3, addition to Maplewood;
Lena Hattest to Fred Hat,es., lot %. block a..
of Watson's Fruit Hin subdivision; $500;
lot A. block q. subdivision Of Greenwood 500.
Parkvlsw Realty ,Company e Beredith Real
partly In city and county ss5o.a1o.
Charles W. Harrah and wife to Julia A.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-24
New nIinoi. Corporations.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Springfield. ILL.,. July 23.-Certificates to
incorporate were issued to-day by the Sec
retary Of State as follows:
The Peoria Warehouse Company. Peoria: cap
itai 5000: storing and transfer Of rnerchar
disc. Incorporators - Arthur Keithley, Luther
M Taylor and Isaac Taylor.
The Morrison Electric Lighting Company,
Morrison: capital stock decreased from $40, %
to S20.c00.
ire Consolidated Coal Company East 81.
Louis; location changed from Birkners.
The Aurora Automatic Machinery Company
Aurora. capital stock increased from $id0 900
to $3.50 0c0
The Harper Bros. Company. Eest ST. Louis
name changed to Harper Bros.
The, Dawson Overall Manufacturing Com
panyt Alton: capital stock increased from
IL 500 to sa5.G00.
Foreign corporation:
nooga. Tenn. capital stock $1,000: capital In
Illinois. 800.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-24
Albert Menxlick.

Albert wenzliok reports the following sales:
Two-story brick houee. No. 1s&o-ls<2 Menard
street. arranged for four families. lot s3x1I4:
from Adolph and Frederick r stahl to Frank
Babka for s5.0Jp
House No. s54s Nebraska avenue tuo-story
brick, containing six rooms. arranged for two
families. lot IS feet front to alley: from
Charles E. Seeger to William Straka for So oO0.
House No. 4sil TeAnessee avenue. containing
from Albert wenxlick to William F. Donohue
for $4,000: The purchaser bought for a home.
Houfe No. 2404 South Eleventh street a two
story brick. arranged for three families lot
20x123: from Frederick ]. Kadlec to Katie
Zachar for 50. 800.
House No.. S1so. st Vincent avenue. a single
nat. containing four rooms and bath on first
door and four rooms and alcove on second
door lot Is feet front: from George Stuckert
TO Bernard J. Grasel for 81. 900.
House No. $50 Goodfelow place. a two-story
brick. with Fix rooms and reception hall. lot
2exlIo feet: from Roman StrTanz to Mrs. Katie
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-24

Rutledse & Fitzpatrick Realty Company re-
ports the following sales:
Sold FOR the Stanford Investment Company
No. 2751-5s Armand street, four flats Of four
rooms and bath each, lot 40xl25 renting for
sl0o month to W. 3. Harris for 81 900. The
Stanford Investment Company took in part
payment for this property No. 523S Page ave-
nue.. six-room house. .ot ooxls7 for $3.50
Sold for the Stanford Investment Company
fiat No. 1852 Armand street. containing five
rooms on the first floor and Elk rooms on the
second floor. lot 25x1,5. TO John NJ Loeblein
for 5000. The Stanford Investment COMPANY
took as part payment for this property 50 feet
OF ground on the south side Of Page avenue
800 feet east OF Union avenue, valued at "a Oo0
Sold for the Olive Realty Company No Arr
Louielana avenue. = four-room brick house
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-24
Modern Maccabees.

Temple Tent. No. 12s5. has within twelve
names Of the century mark on Ms charter list
and will go beyond that before August l. The
officers and members are enthusiastically work
in the Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday even
inss. and all Modern Maecabee. in the city
horst, past regent Of Benton Council. Royal
Arcanum. was initiated at the last review.
for Temple Tent can be seen St No. 1909
Chemical building. every day from II TO i:3o.
and at Broadway and President street from 3
to II p. m. Applicants can be examined at
either place.
its twenty-third birthday and at that time had
membership Of III. 600 and 1.1B subordinate
tents The death rate in 1902 was IN to the
lection total disability Is also paid.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-24

Chas. T. vogel reports the following sales:
No. 1893 Nebraska avenue. between Potomac
and Miami streets a two-story brick dwelling,
containing ak rooms. lot 25x1?5 feet: sold for
s2.925: from William F. Secker to Maria l..
Bauer. who bousht for a home.
Lot eox29 feet on the west side of Lac. ,s eie
from Myrtle Realty and Investment CompanT
to Elmer l.. Casey. who will improve with a
seven-room modern residence.
Lot 2sxi25 feet. on the west line OF Nebraska
avenue. between Potomac and Miami streets.
for $3.50; from William F. Secker TO William
Noll. who bought to Improve,
Let 2Sxl2t feet on the west side of Indiana
streets. for $3.50: from Jecob Gent to William
c, smith. who bought to improve.
Lot lsxll7 feet. the east side OF Texas
avenue. between Utah and Cherokee streets:
sold for ss5 a foot: from Mary E. Boyle to
Martin kurz.
Lot 50xlD feat, on the north side Of Maple
boulevard. in Maple Lawn: sold for $3.50: from
Maple Lawn Land Company TO A. J. Crum,
who bought to improve.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-24

The Nicholls-Ritter Realty and Financial
Company reports the following sales during the
past week:
They sold for W. j. Boiling four houses. Nos
1+20-1422 North Eleventh street, situated be-
tween OIallon and Cass avenue, and three
houses In the rear. for 81 500.
Also sold a lot 5Qx1S5 feet eituated on the
north side of Mcpherson avenue between Lake
and Union avenues. for syndicate owners Of toe
property. to Davidson Bros, for 81 go
Also sold house No. $685. Fy!er avenue situ-
ated on lot 75x30i feet, for the heirs OF George
price. LOCO.
satisfactory inquiry for property during the
past week They have leased a number Of fur
Lindel avenue home. to Miss Blanche Bates.
who Is coming to the city to remain several
companiss
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-24
TRAIN STRUCK AUTOMOBILE.
Brooklyn Couple Badly Hurt
Woman May Die.

tbFUbIAlC SPECIAL
Altamont. Ill. July 2a.-Charles Hurst
and wife of No. $50 Putnam avenue.
Brooklyn. N. Y, were victims of an auto
mobile accident one mile north of town
to-day. A Wabash train struck the ma
seated AMI completely wrecked il Ms
Hurst probably will die Of her injuries.
Mr.. Hurst is believed to be not SO badly
Lurt
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurst had been visiting
the st. Louis Worlds Fair and were on
their way back East.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-24
ESCAPED CONVICT RETURNED.
John johnson Removed From
Joliet to jefferson City.

John johnson. q years old. who escaped
from, the Penitentiary at jefferson City
eight years ago. has been apprehended at
Joliet. Ill. and arrived in St Louis yes
terday In charge OF Kansas City officers.
He was convicted at Kansas City twelve
years ago on a charge Of highway robbery
and sentenced to the Penitentiary at JEFF
ferson City. After serving four years he
escaped Several years ago he was ar
rested In Illinois, and was serving time in
by the Missouri officers
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-24
Anderson-StOcke.

The Anderson Stoke Realty Company reports
the foil wing sales
Sold for the account OF John Kaiser TO Rob
ert Melville, No. 4isl El;nbsnk avenue. two
story brick building OF two four and five room
fats. lot 25xl55. for g. 500.
No. 2l9s North Broadway. one-story brick
ward W. Gass to William Nudlenlsn. who was
represented by John Grether * Co.
Sold for the College Hill P:ess- Brick Works
to Robert r. Buchanan lot 21xi35 feet. on north
side OF Elmbank avenue between New3tead and
Taylor avenues. for $3.50
Sold for Conrad Lsinheit to Samuel c. Nc:
COrmacS, lot 50Nl5S feet. the south side Of
Chamberlain avenue between Cara and Coed
fellow, for 5000
Sold for Robert Melville to Joseph e. Ryan
lot l00K3li feet. the east side % Arlington
avenue between st, Louis avenue and Gocifei-
low place, for So. .lt0.
Sold for A. y. Duke 10 Hypolyte Marsndon
No. 1886 Mafftt avenue, o-story eisnt-room
bri dwelling lr- TX
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-24
Weekly Statement.


.-Transfers for the month. up to and in
Guiding July %, number 62S. and aggregate
S,444.3s
-Four hundred and eighty-one deeds of
trust were filed for record during the same
period, amounting to 81 ,000, ,798.
"A regular meeting of the Board Of Di-
rectors OF the exchange was held last
Thursday. The F. H & c. B. Gerhart
Real Estate Company was admitted TO the
exchange.
"A meeting OF the membership of the
exchange will take place next Thursday at
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-24

The many friends Of Supreme Chancellor L.
F. Hammer. Jr.. will be pleased to learn that
he has recovered from his recent prostratiun.
The Supreme Council held Its regular session
last Monday evening at Louisiana Hall. No.
81 North Vandeventsr avenue. and. not having
concluded its business. adjourned to again
Monday evening. August ]. at same place
Several limitations will take place at the
next meeting of Hyde Park Council Tuesday
evening. HYDE PaTk Is now preparing for the
fall campaign. and at the next meeting COM
inittee on membership will be appointed 10 de-
wise ways and means toward incr. asing the
membership.
-ahpnd 'ouhcl VIII hold its reSuiaF meeting
tuesday evening. when it is expected that two
candidates will be Inflated 1t is also
p-cted that the chairman of the Entertainer mt
committee Will report progress in the matter
OF the trolly party TO be givEr son7.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-24
NIcNIenanly Bros.

Ignatius McMenamy Of McMenamy Bros. re-
ports the following sales:
Nos 144l-i!E st Louis avenue. lot 7sxs9 feet
a brick building of five flats, from w. II.
Gynn to J. H. Wiwesh: IS. 500.
No. 3sis College avenue. a new hye-rooIr brick
Nos 1Sa1-132T North Eleventh street a three
story brick tenement building, renting for $50
a month. from J. z. Praus TO 5. Cohen: IS spn
Nos 2slT-3s21-CottaGe avenue. two brick cot
taees. sold for client TO George Emmerson
and George Wackmann, for 800.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-24

Tho Mercantile Trust Company reports a sat
isfactory week in its real estate department.
In addition to the sale Of the Washington
avenue. property from F. r. Rosemann to
oaarjin Snaughneesy. as reported in detail in
another column. 1t also reports the following
Nos. 2sos- -22os-2ao7 Madison street. three two
story brick residences. containing six rooms
each, occupying lot which fronts so feet on
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-24
Jas. NJ. Franciscus.

Jas. NJ. Franciscus & Co. report having closed
the following sales last week:
Sold for Robert NJ. Quackenboss the north
west corner OF Elliot and Sullivan avenues.
fronting 50 feet al inches on the north side of
Sullivan avenue. by an irregular depth. to the
Catherine Investment Company, which will In,
prove with Of three-room fats.
Sold for Wilbur F. Boyle. tAustee. under the
will OF Jemima LindeL lot fr.uting 81 feet II
inches on the south side Of Dodier street in
Edward Schlucter. Mr.. Schueter will improve
with a handsome residence.
Sold for George J. Wanstrath, lot fronting ~
feet on the north side Of Greer avenue. between
GLASGOW and Garrison avenues. to Charlotte
Busch for $50. Mrs. Busch will improve with
a residence.
ern double fats Of five and six rooms. being
Nos. A36-223S South jefferson avenue with i'm
provernents; lot 50xI40: renting for Sl.7+o per
annum. The seller was represented by J. ID.
Hurley.
Sold to Robert NJ. Quackenboss No. 1903 Wash
street. lot 3x140 feet. with eight-room brick
building and double two-story brick building in
rear: rented st 800 per annum. Price. 5000.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-24
NEW OFFICERS ELECTED.
Franklin Savings and Building Asso-
citation Reports Progress.

At the regular July meeting Of the
Franklin Savings and Building Associa-
ton. held at the office Of the Rice-Dwyer
Real Estate Company. last week, the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
President. r. A. Pendleton; vice presi-
Vogel; secretary. James A Rice The di.
rectors Of the association, named at
previous meeting, are: r. A. Pendieton,
James A. Rice. John N. Nogel. W. +.
Dwyer, Emil Hoehl, F. J. Poupeuey A.
J. Golfer and F. B. Higgins.
The business Of the association is re-
ported to be In a prosperous condition and
there Is a good demand for the new series
OF 500 shares recently placed on sale.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-24
M,,,ouri Merch.nt. to M..,.

The, retail merchants of Missouri will be-
sociation at Library Hall on the World 8
Fair grounds Tuesday. July 26. The ses-
sions will open at 10 o'clock a. M. and
the convention will last until Thursday
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-24

NJ E. Asiberr. No. ssT Liermen. two-.tory
br~cf residence: s. 600.
". II. Frantz. 5ess Raymond. two-story brick
residence: SIS. OOO.
O'tonnor L. Begley. No z722 North Eleventh.
one-story brick blacksmith shop: $500
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-24
OVERHEARD ON THE PIKE.

Mr. Easy: "Why should people Visiting ths
Exposition at night. use more Aliens Foot Ease
than In dsytime?''
Miss Foote: Because under the brilliant H.
Elimination of the grounds, every foot becomes
an acre"
me to the nearest drug store and / pr,rniss
never to accept a substitute for you or for
.p.n's Foot Ease
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-24
kOlIaa 4 BrinkOp.

Kollas & Brinkop report the following sales:
No. 42l4 iowa avenue one and one -ha lf-story
dwelling. with ifty-foot lot. from Emma Yep
penfeld to John Schubert. for $3.50.
No. s1gs Nebraska avenue. two-story six
room frame dwelling. lot 37xl27. for Katharina
Loser TO joseph Bossirt for So. 100.
No Ii6 RutRer street. three-storv ten-roonl
stone front dwelling. lot 25x125. for Fred Won
Dach to Annie Daehnert. for - 600.
No 34lo Nebraska avenue. two-storv brick
arranged as two four and 1--WE room fats. LOT
b0xl2s for Maria Keller to BENJAMIN Keller FOR
"a 800.
room cottage lot s7x12s for William Kleeberger
to Edward Kirstein. for 81. 40
No 1857 Chippewa street. two-story eight
room brick dwelling. arranged for two families.
fro n Ernestine Driestmann to Gerhard Toebben
for 50 l25.
No s737 Pennsyivania avenue. two-storv
eiRht-room brick dwelling for August Jentzsch
to Christian Gross for 50. 600.
No S722 Nebraska avenue, one-story four
room brick. lot 25x125. for Christian Gross TO
August Hahn q 100