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 All kinds Of POCkETBooKs5 CARD CASES, BifL-BooKs, PURSES, etc. 25 cents to $500 each. POSTAL and PHOTO ALBUMS, leather covered MEDICINE CASES, etc, calfskin ENGAGEMENT BOOKS, GOLF SCORES, MAGAZINE COVERS etc
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PERCALE DRESS PATTERNS, tied with ribbon, SIPS each MADRAS DRESS PATTERNS tied with ribbon, $I.5o each ITALIAN SILK RUGS SIPS each Old-ime SHOULDER SEIAWLS 100 each BLANKET SHAWI1S, $5oo.
 White CASHMERE sHAWIs, sa2s, $500 and ss5o White KNIT SHAWLS, f.o5 to $45o. BALSAlI FIR PILLOWS, go cents.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-23
EEW SsTRsa

ttesns fsssa tls nr,~k-.
Tue party consisting Of Mrs. Cali
bseaih and daughter. Mrs. Westaii
aud daughters, Mis- TIA ilOhn and
hoy Gailbfcath, WbO went up the
river last week foT an outiaR, did not
return until Monday. They rrPOTt a
most delightful trip.
Last Priday Wa- a god dAy for has
fishing. a A Paxt1a aud Frank y.
sans caught eleyen IN the aftsrao-sn
near the ialst, all 1T Which wrTe
large d,h GlllrTt Webster aud Jacob
sloagh, VI DaytORa, caught ten ia the
aiteTB00n and four that Rlght, Al the
sane place. The largest weighed
thirty pOasd- and th~ smNllrss ~"
poands. The aVrTagc seirbt ga a
little over twenty po0nsis each. ~
sides bass l.oth parties saarht several
treat. SrVcTal Others have Tcg0rted
Pooa catcbe- this week.
Mrs. j. a. Cox and daughter, MSss
MARY, left f0E Dcl@ana yesterday AZ
teraoon uhrrc Miss Mary gill attcnd
stesson univeEsity this fall
o. w. C0snar and Uife q Tanger'
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SETIiIE


-pe'tA tortcspH sndcnce,
MT Ire Causey vent 20 Barlow last
week u re.enter school foT a term
Mrs. l. =. Causey l. improving
slowly from a severe illness
Mr.. +. !. Shave Of Eau Gallie re.
turned from Jacksonville saturday
afternoon and iOined his Nife aud liz.
tie babr al Mr. Causey'-
We are still having niCe .huwers.
aud prospects are eOOd foT all crop.
News l. scarce; cant even have a
bail light Ia fact, everyone j. tou
hu,N 10 20 any where OF To have any
one come 10 see them. ABd a. for
fighting, Nc are laW-abidinP ia this
meek Oi the WOOds.
Alr and Mrs FFazre of jacksonville
sho have tecn visiting here a few
dIA-. returned home SUNDAY evening
MI \ Is i'rrvatt reports good
ueraFr orange crop. hat ,a,- that
fruit Is splittinr badly Nc save that
be- sill have riI'c fruit hI November
a. bN which time be iutCnU- Ia CON.
neucc shipping
Nj !. 4 l;pbin-on ha- the largest
g. munth--old colt ever seen in this
section. Mr. l;obin-on put barnes,
un the colt a lea day arc, and IL
iUukci 81 mu,h like horse taat be
decided to hitch up And dTiye. With
she result that u wOTkrd Iu-t like
al old horse.
Nr Thoma, Baker 49, are glad to
.aN. has recovered from severe
-p,ll ui irN,r. and viii suun bc able
Ia resume operations at the mali
aYaIn
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GfFEWOOO

SPECIAL CaFTsspondsncs.
GleRwOOd, september "a still too
dry to make gardens, bat favorable
for lawmakers.
Mrs. J. 81. Conrad J. entertaining
her sisters, Mrs Brsnning Of West
Palm Beach and Miss Fannie Wood,
and brother, Ralph Wood, this week.
Wednesday they took a trip Out IN
the timber on the log train.
The folks all got back from the
beach last week, bat several Of them
have hard colds. Mt aud Mrs. West
are bath sick with theirs.
The farmers that have COW pras are
having them gathered for seed
Mr.. Waterman had the surveyor
running on the line- on the land he
owns here, 20 a. Ia IL ready when a
b1ycT Gomez
Grandma BTedOS - still cOB6nrd tO
her bed Mis-. I;hoslenhouse at De.
Land J. her nuTse. She Spcnt her
ss;th biTthdly ln lsed, and al that age
IL takes time to gain strength Her
fTiends all hope -hg will -o"n la Out
again.
Water j. getting to h. sLout a.
scaTce as Iaoncy 10 this ReighLSIThOosl;
ali are wi-hing fUT rain.
SchOsl j. to tcgin OctOl'eT ; Mis-
Mcleod teacher.
Rob~Tt Biy returned home to Ia
Land 90 saturday, after -p"ndine ten
days with ms cousin, Ethel Sproal.
Miss Lacy Russell has gone tO Bond :
Nail aud taken charge OF the boarding
hotse. Nj Linl-Ig pot sick and
went home to Daytona. "a they had to
HRd soae one to pro, 'dr foT the
hungry
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith rrtuTnrd from
a visit To- I'ieTson ga TuesdaN
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PORT OsasGE
sI-,iAi Correspondence.

sp,eiai Correspondence
SIR. A. = Sim,Ue returned home
"Wednesday OF last week from the
North. where she his tr, .pcndinF
the summer visiting friends "a NcN
Jersey, NcN York. Nt~-achu-rtt- and
'"nnc, ti,ut. The tap ha- done her
a lot OF ru,zi
-h,rin Turner hl- added a Vcranda
tr hi- cottage Ca ibunisN ten avenue
NJ Winu BE- buildiug TIE Kitchen to
hi- hotel
Alr Ed 1--we ,am. down ir"m SEA
.aeryv saturday and va the rus.-t OF
Mr.. y. prrystt 'ill SUNDAY evening
Mrs.. .. l-.ttnrrr Wa~ married ID
tue pariuT of the iaTdcman hou-y 81
SUNDAY. the lIih. to MT John BAXTER
Justice W ktrH pcTfoTmcd ID, ceTe
monN They eft fuT oak Hill, then
future home
Mr. NiIlmrn came homr FRIDAY
stay ing I'LL Munday, when he Tcturn,C
Co SrahTrrze.
There "a a very pleasant dance
Saturday night.
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Orange City

oooooooooooooooooooooooOoO
Orange city, September 2l.-MTs.
Cora Ross (Ree Miss Frank Fuller
came over from SmyTna THURSDAY
With her children and speni the after
noon With MTs. ). a. FulleT's family.
Mr. WheldOn j. moving the ba'id'
lng that Vas Mr.. FTecman's under
taking rooms down on bis lUt ON NO'
ln.ia ayenuc. IL will h. utilized Tor
par, Of the cottage that Mr.. Freeman
will build for his home.
Mrs Florence McCOTmick visited
Mrs. :. 4. Fuller FRIDAY.
Mlss ANY Fuller entertained Mis-
Helen MaRville saturday.
Mr.. Frank Sans 0f New smyrna has
the contract for mOSine the 'N' on
this road foT the Fast Coast Line. Tie
baaTds al the orange cit, Hotel.
Nr-. Edwin Spencer Of 'a--adaga i
~pendiuP week With net mother
Mrs. freeman.
Mr.. and Mr.. Frank TayloT enter
tanned Mr. Joseph True and Mr.. X :.
IraviIt al dinner last sunday.
DT. =. W. Hill vas called tn Lake
Hrlea professionally Thursday.
Mr. Frank "a, lOr has Iscn white.
wazhing the reading room aud Te'"P-
ton roOsn IA the iihTaTy building this
week
Mr. Ivy Shattuck died in New
SMYRNA Friday of consumption. His
remains we're bTouFht over here sat.
ur,lay and laid Ia rest in the Orange
civ Cemetery. iIi- Sife and tSo
brothrTs. Everett and Albert, came
With the remains. Tie leave Siir.
two brothers anu one sister, Mr.. Get.
elman Of chicago, to mourn biz l"-~
The family all lived in orange city
fOT several years.
Mrs. True aud Mrs .; :. l.savitt
came huInr from Coronado MONDAY
Roon, and Mt a. = LcaNitt left ca
the evening train ter Coronado. H.
will sps nd a week AT the Seaside Hotel.
! ,hn CUzcne has lpought irOm Mr
NooTc what used Ia H. the u an,tt
place. Nj. MOOrc Niil Eo tu l',.Land
To live: he has a hou-, there.
Mr.. John Welsh Is quitr 10 th,-
week. Miss Massey ~ hrlpiHg Mr..
Welsh In their store until he j. lrtteT
Mr. Edwin SPENCER bTDurLt over =
carlaad of btick from Lake Helen
"Wednesday morning for Mr.. Free.
mans COttagr.
Mrs. COzene and family made a
l,u-ines- trip to DcI.and "Wednesday
morning.
Mr.. Wm. holman i setting Ou'
aboai BOoO orange nursery steak thi
week on hi. ''Sunset' place.
Mrs. y. e.. Fuller and Miss Hattie
made a trip To DcI.lnd "Wednesday to
do some shopping.
IA East Coast construction train
came over here Thur -,lay, and stayed
all night They hTUuPht neW tee tUT
this end IL the road.
Mr.. VIM. l.aw. and Mr.. lane Lewis
drove to IEI.1nd W,dnr-,a, after
n,,On To d1 some shopping.
Mr.. Esiwin Spencer made a t'I-inr.s
trip to Lakc Helen Tuesday She
wvnt over "n the nOon train anal San"
hA,k On the evening train.
Mr. carrie Morris of NrW SmyTna
l. Spending -omr time Nith Ma, WA.
holman.
MI and Mo Frecm1n nave
into the CTvnshaw cottage tee i'W
Werks While their cottage i iriuF
6nI-hrd, a. they give up the h"tri
the GT,t ct OctotrT to AT. and Mis.
Frnn. Who sill run Il fOT the coming
year.
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ItsIns fTutn To- Juufnal.
TIE largest date palm "n the river
front Of the raiP place on thc pcnin
.ula. - full Of fruit, ot rich. gOlsis a
yellow. "a dsses not t-aT every year.
- that when u does IL l. worthy 81
notr, and u quite a curiosity To cut
a. Tthern friends. The Craig place .
brtteT kaown 10 OuT Older residents
a. the noted MITCHELL place.
Fred kingston house situated on
the river front north ct FalTView ave
nue. caught ire Monday aitcrR"on at
O'Clock, presumably from a gasoline
stove and within a few minutes was
completely destroyed Mrs. kinFstOu
VAS alone al the time and very ieu u
any of the household effects Nere
saved. ISs-s ahsut t,a0 Insurance
tlD Fred has the sympathy at al
la his trOabir Tie iHtsBds tn rebaihi
az Once.
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inc. arrived "Wednesday night and are
stepping al the Srssidc Hotel.
Mrs. CTOmwell Gibtoas, Mr.. Hon
ehrlle and Miss Lena GOssi~ ~ drove
"a Daytona yesterday ia One ot lh'hn' /.
tuTnOuts Ia hear Candidate Howard
-usak
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-23
0aTT0H4

Itrtas fT,.In tue t'aBtt'-N 'S-
The HaiitaS Rihc- pruISse To give
a series Oi halls aud interesting en-
IeTIainmc nts during the fall ansl
winter sea-,n, the initial numirT at
~ hich Will take place In the near
future. Mrs. Howard has kindly ,OR-
seated to assist the bays and ilay
tOna generous publIc will IL Afforded
opportunities to PatrOnihe some de-
scr, Ing eNhibit iOn- in a short while.
Invitations have hz-cn issued iOT
the marriage Of Mr.. William X. Far.
keT and Mis- Mande knight. 10th
popular young DemhcTs Of Kingston
safety THE Interesting event all
take place neat "Wednesday evening
az the residence Vf the brides par
erts ia Kingston.
tdw. Fitzgerald j. making very ex-
tensive improvements in his hand
some Te-isiencr Adjoining the Galrtte-
News Office, wLich Will materially
add Co the comfort and convenience
at his ideal al0sic. \ bath TOOm has
lsern added, Eith hot and cold water,
seSeTaTe has t-,n pTOsid that
empiies into the river aDd other inl-
pro,em,nt. made. Ne FITZGERALD
aud his estimabl~ vile expect Io dr-
part ah0ut the 18th inst. iUT DellRd,
where hr gill b-r'Ome a laW -tus.sRt
IN Stct-un University and Mrs. Ftts
gerald wilI take a mu-i,sl cUuT-c.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-23
IA ". > TArLOh
IAnEs u ALEXANDER,

Onss over F,.Asrs Dr~s ssOrv, I'~L~aa, ".
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-23

,Iur country friends -huuld never TAI
To iu, go order through the mail
"TEErlIlNA'', f0r "a surely hli-
The b,iI iur tcctuiuF Childryn's ill.
''TTETuINA" Alds Digest on,
Regulate. the bowels OF CuiiuTen ui
auI az, aud MAKE tCrtbiur ,a-t. aud
,u.t. only - ,cnts al All iruF
nI-t~ ~
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-23
IAEE EfIEE
s,svisI'sSysIs,n.i' 49,.

.fffial afAsfsl s'tttlf W.
Lake Helen September ." Tb,
necessary repairs IN the stdT'h Ia
tory xill b. completed tbi- NccE
aud nrAt Monday II al, day 1T to D..
ga OPERATIONS TOT another wear
Mr. All-u u Hurst - nov Ia ~
i4,uis seeing the exposition, hIt SO
pc,ts to ~ bl,k "a timc to - the
guiding baud in the 'a,t"ry until Mr..
Hopkins returns from the North -ome
weeks later.
Nc Bird 1T Dctand ha- come "a
this place and opened a meat marEct
and IL h. hoped he Will do veil.
WhrTe arc -oIns capitalist t'cTN
Tcntable h0tisc in tOSB - o,-cupird
and many mote hou-cs are wanted.
The bON AMI brick factories arr
noN in operation, and they make hisi'
ness lively about the station.
Mr. Whitaker y having her house
south of town pat in repair 1" rent,
shich sill NJ dOu0; make One family
happy In obtaining shelter.
Ar and Mr. Robert Lyman we're
made happy a frw days aFo by the
arrival of an eight POund sOn ana
heir.
Nj. a. a. peltoh and ~On Ctaud,
have proved 10 b. gOssi merchants
ami keep tier .tors sell allied With .
large yaTittN ot desirable EOosls-
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H,,WS THIS


We oHsT tine luBslT,d issllaTs o.
ard fur ANY yasr of CataFrh that ,ab
,ut 80 ,ured 10y HaIl's CataTTh IuFc
y. j. CIiENEN A CO.
pr"pFs T"lsss.i. Ohio
We. the undsrsighsd have kloWb o
.. Cssensy fof tlss lat o. years. and
l--lIeye him Iserfsrtly honufai'l" "a all
htlsin~-s ttaR<a,tissas ani hnanciaily
aide te carry cut auy Oiligai'ons masi'
\ tls..lr arm.
Ws-f a Ituax. Wh.h-salr Druggist
Ts.lsslss. tbhia.
Walking. AMMAN a usrvtn. Nbals.
sals druggists. Tolssso. tIhio.
Halls CataTTh cum - taken iut-rbal
". acting d.festly uISsn The bhsst ans
mueous surfas~s. fftce 10 ~ bot
tlc. sid 10 az druEEists Tr-timoil
lals free.
. HaIFs Family Plns ere ths besL
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-23

Suppose van we're a hOT-e Wouldn't
yen want to b. ssfcly -htsd. - that
you would have confidence 90 yuur,slt
~ that Nuu Wou.d icti sdic no mat.
tcT What the condition Of the ruad
might bcS
NoS surprising you we're ths man
- Leo owncd tbs hoT~c. WOulda't yoi
have a good deal at satisfaction in
knDN me that year huT-c htd ts-sn
Shssi hy an tEpyrt Sisort, that Sea,
CSuid drive btm auN - hare you Ui-h,d
Etthout fear at stumbling. i0ff inr az
interfering
Satisfaction aud profit GO hani IN
hand.
MI HAIRY CARRIER
| ua- taLsu otaurs of n.fry a ksut ass-e
4 ~saztur th1afi 90. and sishs- 80 o. 80
hitn " sea wuu q hmr taEat - s-ttftsfg
/ a. g.. uIii - - yeuf tutert-si o. ed snl
~ him- ~ maksY ussr-s. Sla-inE = slssaai
e t5ay, and has fslkFNe.i to- ullr rSsstsl tstss
uesa ~ his hfe
l FatN A FstIff4KVT Tf2E FINfE
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-16
DENloNA Is BADLY HURT.
Parl1er's Loop the Loop Girl Injured
at Fort Scott.

The Fort Scott Republican tells of
this accident which befeH "Demona"
of the Parker shows last Tuesday
evening:
Little did the 'spieler' who heraIds
the events at the Coliseum know
that what he said might come true
when he announced that 'Death-Defy-
ing Demona' was taking her life in
her own hands when she consented to
'loop-the-loop' in the hollow ball, and
little did fDemona' herself realize that
possibly this might be her last trip
through space. There is a proba-
least it will be some days before she
will be able to do this stunt again.
At present she is lying in a very crit
zeal condition at Mercy hospital, and
there is really no blame for the unfor-
tunate accident laid at the door of
anyone in particular. The ball simply
did not keep on the track all the way
around the loop, and when the end
of the steel track was reached the
net which is used to catch the ball
after the journey was a little too far
away from the end and the ball rolled
of and dropped a distance of about
twenty feet onto the hard pavement
Few of the people in the large au-
dience congregated to witness this
daredevil act realized that the. IN
fortunate human being in that large
ball, that but a few moments before
had sped through the air, was lying
IN the dressing rooms in an uncon-
scious condition, with several physi-
clans watching over her and trying
to restore her to consciousness. It
was later decided that the best thing
for the unfortunate young lady was
to have her removed to Mercy hos
pital, away from the din and strife of
the 'ballo-hoo and mirth-ma king
crowds, and she was taken there in
an ambulance, after the entertain
ments had closed. From the last re-
ports she was resting little easier.
yet there were very grave fears ex-
pressed for her"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-16
IN A RECEIVERS HANDS.
Lawrence Water Company Goes the
Way of the Rest.

Upon application of the Knickerbock-
er Trust company of New York city,
Frank Sauer of Lawrence, was this
morning appointed receiver of the Law
renee Water company by Judge Pol
lock of the United States court.
The water company was a big suf-
ferer in the flood of last spring. Re
pairs of an extensive nature, costing
over $4,000 were necessary to put it
back into running order and able to
fulfill the terms of its franchise agree
ment with the city of Lawrence The
petition filed before the federal court
this morning states that the company
has not enough resources to make
these repairs, and that "a receiver be
appointed with powerof rehabilitation"
which means that he be allowed to
make such improvements as are needed
at once. Sometime ago the city coun-
ell of Lawrence passed resolutions in
structing the water company to make
the repairs, and these were offered in
evidence this morning to the court.
The Knickerbocker Trust company
of New York, complainant, holds two.
mortgages on the plant, one for SIPS, 900
and another for $S5.O00
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from a visit to Miss Jessie Myers of

from a visit to Miss Jessie Myers of
Omaha next week.
Mrs. Robert Pierce and her sons,
Robert and Willard, left today for
Clinton, Connecticut, to spend the sum-
mer. Mr.. Pierce will join them later.
Mr.. Harry Eagle and Mr.. Maurice
Wilson returned Wednesday night from
a. visit to the st. Louis exposition.
Mr.. Will Perry of Kansas City is a
guest of Mr.. Quinton Adams. He came
up for the Owl dance Wednesday night.
Mr.. Lew S. DOlman of Tishomnigo,
Indian Territory, formerly of Topeka, is
Iowa, where his wedding to Miss Jessie
Pringle daughter of the Rev. and Mrs.
James V. Pringle, will take place Tues
day, June 81. Mr. Dolman is now con-
nected with the Dawes commission in
Indian Territory.
Mr.. and Mrs. A A Hayes will leave
the first of July for Chicago, where they
will be Joined by Mrs. Hayes sister,
From Chicago Mrs. Hayes and Miss
May berry go on to New York and other
Atlantic coast cities to spend six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sessions left
today for an eastern trip of month or
six weeks.
Miss Helen Dodge will go to Beloit
Friday to visit her sister for week or
two.
Mr.. T. F. Dennis of Washington, d.
c., who is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. G. Dennis and Mr.. Charlie
Elliott went to Cnanute today to visit
the oil fields. They Will return Satur-
day.
Mrs. Harry Pribble will leave the
first of July for Pennsylvania to spend
a month visiting relatives.
Mrs. Thomas Sheard left today for
Glenwood, Colorado, to spend the sum
mer.
Mrs. f. T. Sim has gone to Denver
to ioin Mr.. Sim for the summer.
Mrs. E. B. Guild and Miss Susie Guild
of Sabetha who have been visiting Mrs
Edwin Knowles went home today.
Mrs. Abram Bergen is in St. Louis.
Madame Mettke of the College of the
Sisters of Bethany has gone to Wiscon-
sin for the summer.
DR.. and Mrs. G. F. Menninger and
their sons have returned from trip
to the st. Louis exposition
Mrs. A. A. Hurd and Miss Kathleen
Moreland are in Kansas City today.
Mrs. D. A Gilpin and Mrs Martha
Ross of Leavenworth are guests of
Mrs. E. A. Thrill
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DECIDED NEXT WEEK.
Location of the Encanpment Kansas
National Guards.

Governor Bailey and Adjutant Cen
eral Kelsey will decide the first of next
week upon the place for holding the
annual encampment OF the Kansas
National guards. The encampment will
be held some time in August. The ex-
act date will also be settled upon next
week.
There are six towns which are can
didates for the encampment, Lawrence.
Topeka, Emporia, Wichita, Newton and
Salina- The town that secures it is re-
quired to furnish camp ground free
and good water. In deciding upon the
location not only the desira bility of the
camp ground Will be passed upon, but
also the availability Of the city Offering
it. The transportation of the troops to
and from the encampment Is one of the
heavy expenses to be taken into con-
sideration and the encampment viii
therefore be located at as central a To-
cation as possible t5klng INTO consld-
Grafton the desirability of the camp
grounds offered.
The encampment will last about ten
days. 1t will bring together about 1900
men. including two engineer corps, two
hospital corps, two batteries and two
regimentaI bands There are two regl-
ments in the Kansas National guards
The First regiment is composed Of
eleven companies with the following
field and staff officers: Colonel Wilder
s. Metcalf, Lawrence; Lieutenant Col
onel Chas. s. Flanders. Paola; majors,
Andrew Hudson, Cherryvale, Frank w.
Topeka: adjutant. Clarence L. Cole,
Topeka; commissary, Albert K. krause,
Lawrence; quartermaster, Chas. w.
Mcfarland Lawrence; battlion adult
ants, Claude D. Brown. Lawrence, Muir
ray C. F. Foults. McLouth; c. w
Crump, Manhattan; battalion quarter
masters, James W. Gray, Chanute,
Dennis J. Sheedy. Ernporia; Thos. W.
A Cooper, Yates Center; surgeon, Hen
~ d. Smith, Washington; assistant
surgeon, Carl Phillips, Lawrence; chap
lain. Irving z. Baxter, Lawrence; chief
musician. William Hanney. Hiawatha-
The first regiment is made up of the
following companies. Company A. To-
peka. Captain Edward z. Banks COM
handing: Company B, Burlingame,
Captain Charles P. Drew, commanding;
Company c, Burlington, Captain Aaron
L. Kitchens; Company D, Paola. Cap
tain William II. Tansey; Company +,
Hiawatha. Captain Albert H. Herman;
Company G, Sabetna, Captain George
W Coleman; Company H, Lawrence,
Captain Frank 3. Dodds; Company ],
Manhattan. Captain Henry Dougherty;
Company K. Atchison, Captain Emmett
P Green: Company L. Yates Center.
Captain Albert H. Jones; Company NJ,
Fredonia. Captain George W. Byrnes.
The second regiment is composed of
twelve companies with the following
field and stan officers: Colonel, Perry
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-16
Notes and Personal Mention.

Colonel and Mrs. A. S. Johnson will
leave next week for New York and
the Maine coast for the summer
Mr. Horace Hall, his son, Louis Hall,
and his nephew Richard Hall leave
tonight for St. Louis to join Mrs Viii
lard Hall, who has been there for a
week on a visit to the exposition. Mr..
Willard Hall returned from St Louis
this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman L. Peppmyer
of the Virginia left today for st. Louis
to visit the exposition.
Mr. Fred Freeman. who with Mrs.
Freeman has been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Parks in Beloit, returned
home Tuesday and left today for Chi
cagO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blood Smith
have gone to Chicago.
MI and Mrs. Alfred B. Quinton and
their family will go to st. Louis July
mer.
Mrs Herman Rock of Lake Charles
Louisiana. arrived today to visit Miss
Sweet. Mrs. Rock was formerly Miss
Minnie Kennedy.
Mrs B. E. hartman and her daughter,
Katherine, went to Wichita Wednesday
after a visit to Mrs. A. L. Nichols and
the Misses Clough, 401 Tyler street. In
Wichita they visit Mr.. Zartnan's peo-
pie before returning to their home in
ST Joseph.
Mrs. Edward Wilder is expected home
from st. Louis Saturday.
Miss Katharine Stone of Kansas City
will come Saturday to visit Miss Fran
ces McClintock.
Miss Reita- Updegraff will be home