davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-09
HANNIBAL, MO.

formal dance Saturday evening at the la Labinn mai
H HiSien 1 baisny SFe EiIaab sebe; K Noises ca h I s ana
nenhers. Helen Boughton and Efhe shryock;
stfilwsll. 2s Milton Mi caTter. f Med Br n.fse; ha Viii
Dulany, Culvin Colhus OF st. LouAs and c.
Hardin. Jr.. OF Louisiana,
Miss Laura Benedict OF Nandala Is visiting
sa Mss. Of F nl !: n s2s4a Ro5 81 4 as. Louis is tho
/. Miss Gu.sie Thomas visited friend. in Can
Miss Laura Adams OF Perry Is visitin. rela-
street, gave a picnic at the Cave Park in
honor OF her daughter. Miss Ada. Those who
fIosRhea E Bertha A Hessln sem Mabel eYO'e Gallasher,
Alta Marshall, GLADYS Carpenter Nellie Coya
Gallagher. Clarence Martin. Guy Walters. Earl
Bead!e and Clay Harris.
Mrs. {. Bailey OF Quincy was a guest in the
MIR. and Mrs. ]. W, shuck of Brootneld
spent Monday in Hannibal. guests OF Mrs. j.
MISS Lizzie Bradley of Clay street CAV. a
Misses Meta, Briehey. Ethel BRIGHT. Cora Con;
poolev and Fo.tena Bradley: Messrs. Lesley
Moss. Eugene Bradley, Earl Wssson. Gordon
banmpton. joe flanagan. Earl Winters. Patrick
Walsh and James kinx: . -.
The Misses soTis' OF Palmyra "efe guests
Mrs. Martha stronx Of Montana arrived Mon
day and Is the ruest Of her sister. Mrs. onstots.
MIA EDWARD Eddy and daughter. Miss Mar
| tina. went to St Louis Tuesday TO visit her
son. Louis Eddy. -
to resume his studies In the texas STATE Uni
MIS- c. T. Lamb and Mn Parker of New
MIS- Meta Kabier, who has been the guest Of
Mrs. Luther Mckay, OF Palmyra. has returned
Misses Leila and Francis Neville OF Center
are whiting their aunt. Mrs. jackson. Of this
Mrs. Walker and daughter. Miss Julia. have
returned from a visit to Gainesville. Tex,
Mrs. Carrie Van Peit. OF Arkansas, /, the
guest OF the family of NJ. W. Cobb.
Mrs. Bantrer S~palding OF Spalding. Miss Kate
Spalding of Texas. were In the city Wednesday'
Mrs. Eugene Price entertained a large mum,
Der OF her friends Wednesday afternoon anu
evening In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. 4. ii, seieei;
euchre.
Mrs. Carrie sonnenburs is visiting in Spring
field. Mo.
Miss Lille Nelson is visiting In Kansas City.
Mrs. Addie Cole Of Quincy is the guest OF her
brother. the Reverend H.. W. Cole:
Mrs. W. B.. Pettibone. Mr.. and Mrs .. W
Dulany. Mrs. r. H. Stillwell. Mrs. John A.
Helen Boushton. Mrs. Eliza Hawkins, Mrs. n.
N. Coons. Miss Lena Coons. were among those
who attended tine Worlds Fair this week
One Of the society events OF tho week was q
golf match between Hannibal and Jacksonville,
III. Hannibal won BY a score OF Is 10 =!
Mrs. Ben Stevens Is home from a visit In
Chicago and Joliet. Ill.
G On e S's''' ie'' lA''s'As 'ol AeF "'''' :" g
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton OF Chicago are In the
city. visiting friends.
W. va. are tn. guests OF the formers sister.
Mrs, i. o. Gore.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-09

Of the Capo di Monte villa. Tho favurits
hunting lodge Of her Majesty was recent
ly built on that island Off the coast Of
Italy hat bears the familiar name of Mon
te Cristo, and there he Is able to indulge
in wild boar hunting.
Bred in the mountain air OF the dis
tressed peninsula. she used to share the
pursuits Of her men folk. and would
spend the whole day In wandering from
peak to peak as resolutely as any Of her
brothers. When she went to Italy the is
let OF Monte Cristo was presented to her
by her husband. and she sometimes
crosses over to this paradise OF sport in
order to shoot away the cobwebs of social
troubles. for Italian society Is distinctly
diflcile.
Here she maintains a simple and work
manlike shooting box and is able to retire
from the gaze Of the world and to
breezy heights of her girlish home.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-09

| Madison. Ia. are guests of Mrs. 8. 6. Wood
Miss Ann Groves is visiting relatives in Au-
burn.
Edward Gilbert. Jr. OF York. Neb.. - visit
ing his grandfather. s.. T. Mayo
Mrs. David Mack OF New York City Is visit
Ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. n. Burleigh.
Mrs. H. S. Gaines Of Chautaudua. Kas.
Mrs. E. Il Gore and children are visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Burgdorff.
The Reverend William Johnston and wife OF
San Diego. Cal.. are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. George J. Castle has returned from q
visit Of some weeks with her sister. Mrs. Allen
doerfer OF concordia, Kas.
Mrs. Charles Z. Hankins and daughters have
returned to their home in La Grange, KY,
after a visit of several weeks with relatives.
Miss Fay Tanning entertained the Queen
Esther Circle Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earlanger of Arkansas City.
Eas.. were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
HORNE early in tho. week.
Mrs. E. A. Ibbetson and Mrs. r. s. Hemphil
are visiting friends in k,dwardsrille.
Mrs. Margaret Hubbard has returned from q
visit in Anna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fishback OF Washington.
D c.. were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. N.
Boring early in the week
Doctor and Mrs. Z. A. Bleuler gave a large
reception Saturday in honor OF their fifteenth
wedding anniversary.
ar.. Ellen X. Smith of Eldorado. Kas. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. J. /. ftnaker.
wautee. Wis. are guests OF Miss Flora Burg
dorn.
AR. and Mrs. j. a. FansIer OF ST. Louis are
vieltinS Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Searcy.
Miss Marie Boysen departed this week for
Bryn Mawr. Pa, where she viii be a student.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-09
MOBERLY. MO.

Harry Boalnan and Miss Amanda Poland
brides home. tho Reverend R F. Campbell
Doctor J. 3. McClelland and family returned
last night from an extended trip TO St. Louis
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 8. Bowers have returned
from a pleasure trip o: two weeks to West
Mrs. W. K MCGEE returned last Thursday
from a visit to Centralia-
Mrs. Claude Buchanan has returned to her
horne, after a visit with relatives.
Nj. and Mrs e. c. Hord and daughters. the
Misses Lolo and NabIe. OF Creede. Colo. visited
Mrs. George Morris and Mrs. Blanche Wise last
week
Miss Stella Dorser is spending the week in
Robert Knight of Springfield. Mo. and Miss
Annie Butler Of this CITY were married last
wednesday morning by the Reverend Father
RYAN at st. Johns Church. Miss Mamie But.
ier' sister OF the bride. was maid Of honor. and
John Freeman acted as best man,
Mrs. Harry Morton Is spending the week At
Excelsior Springs for the benefit of her health.
her cousin> Miss Ada Wayland.
Mrs. W. i. Richmond and Miss Lulu Hicks
are the guests Of friends in Huntsville
Mrs. Kennedy and daughter. Mss Fern. are
spending q few DAYS with relatives In Jack
ronyfiia.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-09
CHILLICOTHE, MO.

Mines. Henry Gordon and Charles Waite spen.
Sunday At SturEes.
here for the chiiiicothe Fair.
1n Ms. Lot,ie Harxthal arrived Thursday from
Kansas City to visit her mother. Mrs. Hurx-
thai.
parade las 'e Tnssday In Kansa - CITY: Misses 81 Lulu
s aas. Ads MaI Kssse E,le a,na s N;iekel W.s. M snd
day for the st. Louis Fair. where she will
'0 Mrs ul 4 n S.n camDbeii and Miss see GeorEia walsh
are at the Worlds Fair.
Mrs Al Stockton returned this week from
Mrs. Maude Carnahan Mcconnell of Carroll
ton IS visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs P.
Mrs. WIN Keath is home from = visit to
Mics Anna Payne Wells departed Saturday
fo MS es'f a@sa E gy ipsbs th and spm mother ar. In Chi
caro- on an extended visit.
Miss Ruth Dawson has returned from an ex-
Mrs. A. T. Kirtlev and sister. Miss Efne
Fiske. returned this week from the Worlds
Mrs. C. T McHukh of BLOOMINGTON. Ind. is
Mrs Goodrich and daughter. Mildred. re-
'o Mr and MS. Robert Msnsur Of Minneapoiis
are expected shortly TO visit their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ". II. Mansur
an extended visit to her sister. Mrs. c. T.
McHush. Of BloominEton; Ind.
earef. spent Wednesday in Kansas City.
Miss Ellen Dlegeiman Will depart Monday
for an. extended visit to Los Angeles. Cal.
sions wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Il. E. Moss
was hostess Of the 414 Club and Mrs. George
A Mps Alien He M Moore and daughter hav. returned
from q visit to the Fair.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-09
BOND TRADING in THE EAST.
Business Last Month in Excess of
Previous septembers.
REpCBLlC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York, Oct. s.-No previous Septem-
Der in the history of the Stock Exchange
supplied as large ar amount of transac-
lions in bonds as the month just closed.
Its total Of s114.3sao00 is, moreover, the
largest total recorded for any month since
April. 100. in which month they were ex-
ceeded by less than 500. 900. For a month
showing a substantially larger total IT IL
further TO April. 1901. when the dealing in
bonds reached a total Of Sl15, ST, 500.
Although September is not usually .
months total does not fall % very far
short OF the record month of March, 1901.
when bonds to the amour of $l32. 4ol 90
strength. and the past month shows q
number Of substantial advances
1t Is true that the ulk of b trading
upon which speculative interest was
centered. but a similar accusation could
be made against most past records, and
there is compensation for this feature of
the case in the fact that even apart from
the half dozen leaders of activity the bust
ness in bonds has been good. 1t is not
for such issues have been apparent. for.
In addition to the trading, there has been
good outside demand for bonds.
Most prominent among the active bonds
OF the past month were Consolidated To-
bacco Is, the activity of which was due
to the preparation Of the plan for the re-
adjustment of the Tobacco Trusts securi-
ties. United States Steel IS was another
very active Issue. and here. too. a kind
Of readjustment. or, rather. the rumor Of
It, was partly responsible for the activity,
It being said the Steel Trust was compIet-
ing the conversion of preferred stock into
bonds.
Late in the month Union Pacific ON
veribles and Oregon Short Line y were
among the very active bonds, impetus be-
ing given to the trading in this quarter
by the rumors current In regard to q re-
Arrangement Of railroad control reSultfng
from dissolution Of the Northern Secu-
rifles Company.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-09
LOUISIANA, MO.

guest of Mrs. S. B. AYES Oh N''0e' ~
tied her brother, Robert brown. and family.
Mrs.: n strouss OF Chicago ia the guest OF
Mines. S. IL Davis and Mary Go,dreIlow OF
Chicago are the guests OF I. ". Bufun and
Mrs. Ellen Downing Of GAINESVILLE. visited
pa Mssj M WiIiism t BqG ! Tisft s si,b 'S Ser i nDsssE . sss
Other %r nla IVES at Mount p,ens s. Ia; ~,
Mr.. and Mrs: n. .. clapp q Minneapolis,
Miss Edna Williams of La Grange visited her
un &. R, II; and H. y; Mlil!ags ,.-
last week for Louisville. Ky. whero they will
Mrs. Robert White Of Rqehepor. visited her
Mr.. and Mrs; NJ. Nunies OF Slater visited
their daughter: Mrs. N. ". Morrow,
Mrs. c: NJ. Davis is visiting relatives At Co
Mrs, PattIe Reeds of St. Louis end Mrs. A
D. Bush OF Iowa are visiting their mother. Mrs.
Mrs. Harry Ansl. of Pueblo. Colo. {, visiting
Mrs. c. o. Kinney and daughter, Miss Bette,
Of owasso. / T.. visited A. T. Kinney and
Miss Myrtle Flags is visiting with friends a;
Fayette;
day TO visit friends and attend the wedding Of
Fred De Time and Miss Eta Turner. which
Mrs. G. l. cash Of Baston. Tex. is visiting
relatives near this city.
Mrs. a. Sinrpkins and daughter. Mrs. May
Cowan. OF Laverne, Mimi. visited friends here
last week.
Toney Kleisner Of New London visited rela-
lives and friends here last week.
Clifford Hawkins OF ST. Louis and his friend,
Nat Green. OF Sidney, Australia. visited Mr.:
Hawkinss parents. Colonel r. ]. Hawkins and
wife, last week.
Matt G. Reynolds of St. Louis visited rela-
tives here last week.
L. L. Whiffen OF Utica. n. Y. Joined his
wife here this week on a visit to their daugh-
ter, Mrs. a. A. Wehrman. and family.
J. Lapsley Armstrong OF Pomona. Cal. was
the guest of his brother. H. J. Armstrong, and
family.
The Euchre Club was entertained by Mrs.
Harry A. Long Monday evening. Tho occasion
was In celebration Of the tyenty-seventh ami
Mrs. J.. A. Miller won the lady's club prize.
4. C. CAM won the g~entleman's club prize,
Mrs. A. a. WehrInan won the guests prize for
ladies and A. A Wehrman the g~entleman's
guest prize. Delicious Refreshments were served
at the close OF the games.
Last Monday, at the nome of Mrs. n. c. Har-
din. the Century Club held its first meeting In
were: Mines. F. NJ. Anderson. president: W.
G. Tinsley. vice president: p NJ. Forgey. sec
ond vice president: S. Z. Pearson. third vice
president: ]. D. Stark. secretary and treasurer:
r. T. Meriwether. corresponding secretary and
reporter: Frank Burnett. critic. Programme
Committee-Nmes. II. W. Pitzer, F. w. Buff
fun and W. J. Joaquin.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-09
COLUMBIA, MO.

M1 F. W.. Poor entertained the euchre club
Pow Powers 'f Ho, ei"S wednesday tnaesds AZ at ter S1aA' Eleven i zen
tables were placed in the large parlor. where
tn, Rss Eame Of M the fs'e r. %i;cb senr, Iaa t1 spe fIsh
prize. Mrs. JEFF Worley won second. while tho
first and second guest prizes were cut for and
BTass Sy Mrs ars & Sa'TTy +. Gentry drew the consola-
ton: Delish,tul Refreshments were served, Mrs
On Thursday afternoon Misses Laura jan
number Of friends at the beautiful country
home several miles northeast OF Columbia; sSA-
some prizes were awarded. Mrs. E. l. Mitchell
won the first prize. a cut-glass dish: the SECOND
Marraret TTinSi.: The third prize. = Dutch
picture. was cut for and won BY Mrs, Hall LIN, and
Professor and Mrs. Hoffman entertained a few
srienas the Mon Misses 'v cqons Of n pl s9neF c4s sy ' The
young ladies' departed the next morning for
Mis-, Gail Poor returned SATURDAY after a ten
ter Of st. Joseph have returned home after a
short visit. to Mrs. spencers parents. Colonel
Miss Virginia Dyas returned Saturday after
a ten days stay, in St. Louis.
M T \ after /; ss a zlsst To- .o h fs'g paSsnt to s Mr. h. shd
Mrs. Irwin switzlsr. at the Gordon Hotel.
ST. Louis 10 accept the chair Of English in
II, Sis; II a S5|ls SsSS Yin Ia ssP s.s n York ~s sisy1 for .
Misses Finn and Hensel OF Lancaster. Pa.
who have been the guests OK MIS- Lilo flo'e nee
week.
ps SsisRs ana sad l,.i M"; Miss !; : aaT p0 Dsf.sy Ms Il G Es5i
Louis to visit the W !, I'D ,i EAR r, III. Tuesday
saSmittsd 81, M Ma MsFri s,s ana d.: Mrs. GeE Elm:
BAN. delegate to the district meeting. The
where he Will enter chicago University.
Patterson McBaine. an attorney Of ST. Louis.
Mrs. Russell Berry Of 81. Louis was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Matthews last
Mrs Mary worley White returned wednss
day. after q short stay in ST; Louis; .-.
=. Miss Es,elis watson q, +; H. tn, 4sI, sge, sys sf friends
to St. Louis Wednesday.
Mrs. George A. Jacobs departed Tuesday for
ter. emf Mrs S Fred George.
Mrs. E. D. Phillips returned to her home in
Judge siia, WOodson Of st. Joseph was here
Monday and Tuesday TO visit his daughter. who
Is attending Christian College.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. B.. Dorsey departed TUESDAY
for ST, Louis Sqisb to visit 81 fhi e fa Jaw student. arrived
from his home in St. Louis Monday to resume
Ir. and Mrs. Walker Dorsey and daughter.
Miss Mar D0rsey, and Miss Laura January
formed a party that departed Tuesday for ST.
Louis.
Nrs. n. d. Eobnett and Mrs. Nathan King
are In ST. Louis this week.
Mics Grace Williams was called to her homo
In Galesburg, ILL.,. Wednesday by the illness
MIS- n! Asery woods of chicago departed for her
home Wednesday. after q visit to Mrs. c. W.
Green.
Mrs. Frank Thilley and children departed
Wednesday afternoon for Princeton. n J..
their future home.
James n. Moss went down to St. Louis on
Wednesday for a few days
Mr. and Ma. c. B. Sebastian wers ST. Louis
visitors this week. Mrs. Sebastian sang at the
Ex-Confederate Day services.
Miss Sue Courts OF Kansas City IL visiting
her brother, Mr.. Clip Courts. here.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-09
WIDOWS STRANGE MANIA
FOR FICTITIOUS NAMES.
English Woman Of Many Aliases En-
joyed Being Mistaken for
Russian Soy.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
London. Oct. a-The adoption of an
alias. and Of several aliases, Is q not un-
familiar proceeding. due, in most cases.
to a little difference with ths police. In
the case OF Mrs McKenna, alias Nine.
Villiers. alias Mrs. H. F. Scott, alias Miss
F. c. Carendish. change of name was ap-
parently a mere ~ight-hearted attempt to
make life more interesting.
The attempt was a success fou," both
for the lady in her lifetime and for her
heirs and lawyers after her death. Mrs.
McKenna. to give her her real name, and
h one which she used least, died at
Nice in June. 1902. at the age Of about 70,
and new tales Of her adventures continue
to arrive every week at the offices Of
Messrs. Leggatt n R~ubenstein. solicitors
for the administrator.
The lady had fairly large means. which
she invested through Messrs. Rothschild.
could carry them about with her and OBJ
tain her income by the simple proceeding
Of cutting of coupons.
h lived in comfortable hotels, NOV
count in a different name at most places
where she stayed. and loving above all
things to be mistaken for a Russian SPY.
as frequently happened. She was ar ex-
81 = bl0nSaA1 BABupy
mysterious
So far banking accounts and various
kinds Of property have been traced as
hers under eighteen fairly distinct names.
but whenever the signature began to look
dull she would cheer 1t up by adding an
initial or two, doubling the surname, or
prefacing 1t with de- II her name for the
moment CHANGED to be French.
Villiers was on the whole her favorite
name. and at various times she had been
Miss Frances Cavendish Villiers, Mrs,
Scott En.iers, Mime. de Ersby Villiers and
Miss G. F. c. de Esby villiers.
A theory advanced by one Of her friends
is that certain relatives in Ireland pursued
end annoyed her and that she spent her
life fleeing from them. adopting q new
name at each fight. but there IL little
ground for believing this. Mrs. McKenns
probah bly, changed her name as oEher
ladies' change their dress or friends, mere
ly out of lightness of heart.
The confusion in her property. to which
a connection in Melbourne Is believed to
be the heiress, may easily be imagined.
and has not been lessened by a claim Of
the French Government to regard Mrs.
McKenna. who lived much in France and
died at Nice. a. a French citizen.
Talk about legal proceedings being
slow in Englandf" said one Of the admin
istrators. People should try French law
II they want to know worry and red
tape means"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-09
vINCENNEs. IND.

Mrs. ", C. Blerhaus entertained the members
airs4 John flfes Is the sues, Of friends in St.
Louis.
Mrs. E. T. McNeeIy Of Evansville IS the
guest of Mrs. John B. Wise.
Mrs. Mary o. Sweiler gave a S o'clock dinner
for Mr.. Adam Droitcour OF San Antonio. Tex
Mrs. L. L. Shores and Miss Edith Shores are
visiting friends In st. Louis.
John Burke Bayard and Miss Lucille Austin
Htndman, daughter Of Doctor and Mrs. W. NJ.
Hindman. We're married Wednesday at St. Fran
els Naviers Cathedral. The out-of-town guests
Were: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry e. Murphy and Mrs.
John ]. Price OF indianapolis and W. C. Hutch
ison and Noble Judah of Chicago.
Miss Amelia Bender. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bentamino Bender and Mr.. Charles Wick
OF Round Knob. ILL.,, were married Wednesday
by the Reverend Louis Holman.
Mrs. Henry Crawford OF Greencastls IS the
guest OF Mrs. @. F. Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs Bertram Smith OF Sheridan Ia.
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dixon
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-09
MACON. MO.

Mrs. Clarence Hanson has returned to he,
homo in Peoria H.. after an extended visit
Miss Oslo Macruder Of St. Loul, arrived
Wednesday for a visit with her cousins. Misses
Mrs. Fred II. wilson and son. Harry. Of New
York City. who have been visiting Major and
Mrs. s. J, Wilson the last week, have departed
Miss Fannie Perrin Of Queen City. Mo. was
the guest of her sister. Mrs. W. c. Goodson,
Mr., and Mrs. C. y. McGruder of Bevier. No.
were guests a. tho home Of Mr.; and Mrs. ].
Louis attending the WoEid's Fair.
the guest OF friends. on tho way to her home in
La Plata. after a brief visit with her parents.
M Mr. ana and Nm Mrs .sa Joe i Luck % passed s.eief through her.
THURSDAY on tho way for Central california,
y MTIIs t h.1. e ,FsS r to MAXI sf., their r., future iSn hGms
aunt. MIS- 7; A. wight ,,,.. ,,
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Wright
several weeks, departed Tuesday for a few
ing to their home In Fairfax. Minn.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry, E; Miller departed re-
Gently for an extended visit with her parents
Mrs, Jane Dryden was called to Exeello this
Mrs. Doctor sesrborouEh:,
Mrs. J. B Wright and Mrs. CT. Dubois
have retpTned home after an e!sht-day visit at
Mr.. and Mr.. Walter McNeel of Billings,
sha Mr.. WIG 70. T E. ws sHassifS .s ss i shs benz oe II. Of WEEK. ME,
departed Tuesday for several weeks visit in
'n Sr w0: May ff ped sI's .1 9sss5s to as'qdE epar; h IN the
near future for Fairfax. Mimi. for an extend
ed visit with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben White. who have been Wis
Ting relatives in this city. departed Monday
for a several. days visit at the Worlds Fair
before returning to their homo in Hoidenvillc.
The Reverend W. ", Love of Helena. Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Denslow returned home
Tuesday. from q visit in s., Louis
Mr and Mrs. ]. s. Albright have returned
hq M4.. f1 E 4 an f sasi9d sd.e z+s,i ta t Z s.x ss.e kK;
at euehrs Wsd, 9s evening r
Howard. are guests Of. friends in Holden. Mo.
Miss Flora Aibaush Is the guest of friends in
Mrs. I. S. Miller and mother. Mrs. William
Hall. departed THURSDAY for a visit with the
NIL. ai,b hen, hsRe som in t sTr. and Mr. Mrs.. a #. 4 a h s5,ss VISIT
M. and Mrs. R Claim have returned homo
after an extended visit with relatives In Rod
new. Canada. chicago and st. Louis.
Mrs Eta Robinson, who has been visiting
in company with her nephew. WriGh, Robin
son. for a visit IN st. Louis. From there Mrs.
This EsoeFe H4.,ts d With 4; Wilson Wilson : , p; p. , e;
Milan Mo. ' WIZ" ae' AieH1S '"i'
Miss Mae Van Cleve departed Thursday for q
visit with friends in Bucklin. Mo.
Miss Halle Patton has returned home from
a visit in St Louis.
NJ 6. Shanks. who has resided In Macon for
The last several wears. departed Saturday for q
VISIT with his parents in Downing. No.. before
his departure for CHICAGO to live.
Mrs ] w. Pickett. Jr. and three children, Of
Athens. o.. arrived Wednesday for q visit with
Doctor and Mrs. w. E. Webb and other rela-
W1s. r. Weiss Of New York City. who has
been the ruest of her niece. Mrs. W. A. Amin.
fhe last several days. has returned home.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-09
ST. JOSEPH, MO.

Mrs. George NARROW Is in Excelsior Springs
for y week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eneas P. Hart have for their
guest Mr.. James Hart OF Rosemont. Pa. and
lr. J.. II. of Wayne. Pa.
H.. A Smith. Mrs. VI. o. Heddens's guest. has
returned to his home in Shelbyville. Ky.
otto Grothe Of Lehigii. Kas.. spent the week
with friends in St. Joseph.
Mr.. and Mrs. James n. Burnes have FOR their
guest Miss Muriel ingalls, OF Atchison. kas-
Mrs. Frank Massard Is visiting in Kansas
City.
X. 1. Nickinson of Prophetsville. H.. Is WIS.,
iting his daughter. Mrs. q. q Martin.
Mrs. Fannie Lehman and little daughter have
returned nom an Eastern trip
John 5. Britain has returned from an ex-
tended European trip
The Reverend Lacey Mofftt Of Nashville.
Tenn, is visiting the Reverend ". r. Dobyns.
The opening dinner dance at the Benton Club
was given Tuesday night. Dinner dances arc
to be given ut the club every two weeks in the
winter.
The Althea Club held its first social session
at the clubrooms Thursday night.
Mrs. John Hohi. who was tho guest OF MIS-.
ii; j. Maloney. has returned TO her homo In
Flat River. Mo.
Mrs. NJ. O. Hedden. has for her guest this
week Brisad.er General j. F. Bell and wife OF
Fort L~eavenworth. Kas.
Miss Grace Wyatt OF Hamilton. Mo-. IL the
guest Of Miss Dora Martin.
Bernard McCIrdy OF Philadelphia. Pa. Ia the
guest OF his brother. Doctor F. c. Mccurdy.
Mr: and Mrs. L. A. King have returned from
the East.
Mrs. S. p. Broughton has returned from q
visit in WaTreDsburg. No.