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MORE YET
Train Will Be Lo del From
 WhitehOrse Today

whitehorse, Oct. 1.-The Selkirk and the Columbian arrived here yester- day afternoon and the Whitehorse and the Dawson this morning before the de- parture of the train, which contains more than 250 persons.
 The Casca and the La France sailed yesterday evening. The Selkirk and Columbian sailed this morning, The Whitehorse and the Dawson will sail tonight. The Bonanza King, Wednes- day, will be the next boat out.
 All four of the boats which sailed took scows in tow.
 The river is 42 inches above low water.
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NotIoe to Bullion Creek Owne,s

It will be to the interest of all those persons who hold interests on Bullion creek below discovery to place them selves in communication with w. l.. Phelps, or l.. Schofield Sugden, White horse, Y T. 92 lw
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WORLDS FAIR

People leaving on the Princess May Saturday will arrive ct Vancouver in time to catch one of the special rate trains to the Worlds Fair. Round trip rate from Vancouver and other Pa eifc Coast towns s67 5O. Tickets sold ss the Canadian Pacific Railway office, Fl. B. Dunn, agent. 9292t
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FOR WINTER
Peoples Gets Consignment of
 Stoves

The largest consignment of Coles hot blast stoves that ever came to Skag- way was received on the Jefferson by E. R. Peoples, of this city. The stoves, which have demonstrated their worth in .Skagway will be placed on sale at once.
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PERSONAL MENTION

A. R. Heilig, clerk of the United States district court for the Third di- vision, and E. R, Perry, brother of the United States marshal for the same di' vision, arrived on the train last night and left for the south on the City of Seattle. Mir. Heilig will attend ses- sion of the district court at Valdez next November.
 Mrs. Maurice Horen left on the City of Seattle last night for San Francisco, She will meet her father at that place and will visit there and at her old hone in North Dakota. = Mrs. J. NJ. Elmer, of Dawson, former ly Miss Cora Lewis, of Skagway, will arrive from the interior this evening. She has made a reservation on the Humboldt. Mrs. L. A. Harrison left on the City of seattle for visit to relatives at Ia coma and on business to various coast cities.
 Harry Malone, the travelling sales man, arrived from Juneau on the lief ferson.
 F. NJ. Davis, one of the best known knights of the grip, arri'ed on the Jef- ferSon.
 Ej. Dunlap, son of the section fore man at Fraser. will leave for the south on the Jefferson today. i Miss Macintosh, daughter of the for mer cOmmissioer at Haines. came north on the Jefferson. ! W. A. Puckett, the Takhini road house man, arrived from the south on ! the Jefferson.
 Judge J. J. Rogers went to Juneau on the City of Seattle last night.
 Miss Norma Ask left Seattle for Chi cago a week ago last Wednesday. -.a- J. Bloom went to Juneau on t-.e City of Seattle.
 Mrs. George Blanchard left for Ju' neau on the City of Seattle last night i Judge Brown was pa senger to Ju' neau on the Humboldt. 1 I, Sowerby. of Haines, is in the city
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TO CURE ANY DISEASE.
The Cause Must he Removed, Same
 Way With Dandruff.

Way With Dandruff.
 Kin the germ that causes dandrufr' falling hair and badness. you will have no more dandruff. and your hair must grow luxuriantly. Newbro's Herpicide not only contains the dandrun germ destroyer, but it Is also a most delight ful hair dressing for regular toilet use. No other hair preparation is on this sci.ntlfc basis of destoying the dandruf germs. It stops all irritation. keeps the scalp sweet, pure and wholesome. Re- member that something claimed to be just as good" will not do the work of genuine Herpicide. Sold by leading druggists. Send 1Oc. in stamps for sam pie to The Herpicide Co, Detroit. Mich.
 Wm. Britt, Special Agent.
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Full dress suits at Clayson's.

When you can forget that you are wearing shoes at all then you are wear ing about the right kind of shoes. If you want pair of that kind call in and see us. +. H Clayson X Co.
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Pennsylvania anthracite (S3 per cent. carbon), finest coal in the world, $2.25 per sack of 200 pounds, delivered. Shaw & Johnson, Moore wharf. lmo
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Is your washing sstltactoryY Are your clothes torn? If no or yes, try the Sksgwsy Hand Laundry, and you will be satisfed. 320
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We Meet All Gus

The Vienna Bakery wants your bus mess. It gives the very best at the cheapest price. Phone B.
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You make no mistake by leaving your orders at the American Tailors.
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Fresh Msnt

The Frye-Bruhn Co. keep all kinds of fresh meat constantly on hand. tf
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All the delicacies of the season at tht Pack Train Restaurant
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For Sale

Cheap for cash. the Hoagland resi- dence on 3rd and Main St. Inquire at Mrs. NJ, A. Eyerst on 4th Ave. 2w
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Saf For S ale

One large and one small safe for sale cheap. As good as new. Inquire at the Monogram Lii Iuor House. g 27 St
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SKAGWAY WEATHER

The result of the observation taken at Moore wharf at midnight, September 30, 1904, is as follows:
 Temperature time of observation. ...4i Nax ta,nD praea1ipur 9l hOurS 63
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New goods at the American Tailors'
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English corduroy pants at Clayson's. They wear like a nigger's heel.
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Dunlap hats at Clayson's.
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October 1, Skagway Weather: Temperature AZ

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Mrs. Maurice Horen left on the City of Seattle last night for San Francisco. She will meet her father at that place and will visit there and at her old hon @ in North Dakota
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Barometer, 30.0

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-05-18

industry and purity. and mis- death was
one o, humble resignation to the will of
God as his life had been. He only de-
sired life that he might be blessing to
all around HIM. and he passed away
with blissful assurance of a glorious
resurrection through Jesus Christ his
Lord and Redeemer. "Precious in the
sight OF the Lord is the death of His
saints" Psalms 1l615.-by G. Derry
The funeral was held at the Latter
Day Saints church on May IA. 1904
where very large gathering of friends
with relatives met to pay their last
tribute of respect to the loved one
Elder Charles Derry of Woodbine, Iowa,
preached the funeral sermon from the
above text, and his remains were laid to
rest in the Deloit cemetery. The pail
bearers were: G. j. Cose. j. L. Miller.
S. F. Wedlock, VIM McKim, Geo. Wi
mans and F H. Brogden Among the
friends from distance we noticed those
from Odebolt, Iowa. Dow City. Iowa.
Denison, Iowa, and from the surround
ing neighborhood for miles around.
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Matte Rigs gleman, of Minnesota; Mrs.
NAV Rudd, of Dow City. Iowa, ana
Harry and Eunice Dobson. OF Deiolt'
Iowa, and George Leroy, deceased;
which leaves seven children living and
with the devoted wife and mother
deeply mourn his death. but rejoice IN
the blessed assurance that he rests IN
the Paradise of God. His aged mother
and five loving sisters besides host OF
relatives and friends feel keenly the sad
pang of separation, but look forward In
faith to the blissful morning when they
shall again see him face to face-where
parting shall be no more.
In our brothers. death the church
militant has lost faithful worker, our
beloved sister loving husband. The
children kind and tender father
His life was an example of honesty,
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man he was, and Of his victory; sud he
tod his wife he thought homas cyrus
would be good name. To this she
readily agreed T hey resided at this
place until the fall of 1S49, when they
moved to Union Grove, Harrison county
Iowa. where they lived until the spring
of 1852. when with his parents they
moved to Mason's Grove, Crawford
county, Iowa He was nearly six years
of age when his parents settled at the
Grove His father previously built a
log cabin which he introduced to his
family just east of where the Boyer
bridge now is in the timber near the
river. While here, he went to his first
two terms of school. Mr.. Morris Nc
Henry was his teacher. AT one time
while his father had gone to Council
Bluffs with OK team for provisions,
which usually required week to make
the trip, his mother would row across
the river in canoe night and morning
to milk the cows. Cyrus would sit in
the canoe and when they reached the
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THOS. DOBS0N DEAD
An Old Pioneer Passes Away
at Home in Deloit.
RESIDENT OF COUNTY 40 YEARS
Ore Of Deloits Most Highly Respected
iCitizens, Passes Away Last Thursday.
Incidents of His Life.
Contributed By Yrs. S. Horr.

Contributed By MS. $. Horr)
Thomas Cyrus Dobson, son OF Thomas
and Sarah Dobson, born in Pottawatta-
mie county, Iowa, August 7th, ls46
died May 18th, 1904, aged 81 years 8
months and days.
He was among the earliest settlers of
Crawford county, Iowa, removing here
with his parents in the year 1859, where
he has since resided with the exceptions
Of nine years (ls9l-19oo) in Sac county,
Iowa
he united with the Re-organized
Church of Christ. October Z, 1864-was
ordained Priest March Is. 1865. He
was q faithful officer and member until
his death. The worship of God was his
chief delight.
He was united in marriage to Hud da
Marie Ward, on the Goth of August.
1869. To them were born eight child
rem: Anna and Alfred lNobson. of South
Dakc. Mrs. Pearl Nelson and Mrs,
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second floor. which had been arranged
for h.m and his wife and was the choice
of rooms IN the whole house. he could
look out upon any part Of the farm by
changing his bed in different parts of
the room. Hisplans we're laid for farm
ing and his wife could consult him upon
anything pertaining to their home until
the last three days of his illness, which
was great comfort to his companion
His daughtars, Mrs A. H.. kudd of
Dow City and Mrs. Matte Rigg .eman,
of Minnesota, and his son Alfred of Ban
croft. South DAKOTA, left their busy
cares at home to assist their mother in
caring for their father. They we're very
devoted to their father and deserve
much credit for their faithful attend
ancs. His sister, Mrs. Emma Spence
of Lamont, Iowa. who came to visit her
aged mother and brother Cyrus and
sisters was pleased to be at his bedside
during his illness and assist what she
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INCIDENTS TO THE LIFE OF THOMAS
CYRUS JOHNSON.

In the spring of ls48. his parents
moved from Hancock county, Illinois
in an emigrant wagon to Pottawattamie
county, Iowa. In this covered wagon
he was born at what is now known as
Crescent City. Iowa. They soon after
ward moved into their house His
parents we're at loss to know what to
name him, and one day when his father
sat reading the bible. he was reading of
Cyrus. king of Persia, what mighty
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could.
SELECTED,
Home is not home. fathers not there,
Vacant his room, empty his chair
Angels have taken him out of our care,
Lifted him over life's stair.
Afflicted so long, was the way he trod,
But with the sandals of faith brightly
shod
Climbed he the steps of the portals of
God.
Holding the hands of God.
Sleep, father sleep with your hands on
your breast.
Poor weary hands they need rest;
Well have we loved you, but God loved
you best.
Dear Heart. "He's given you rest"
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ALTON.

Miss Myrtle Calvey is visiting in st.
Louis.
Miss Lillian Foulon of East st. Louis was
a visitor in Upper Alton last week.
Mrs. Herman Cole is visiting in Decatur,
III.
Miss Edith Brenholt is entertaining Miss
Corinne Busey of Peublo. Colo.
The Reverend and Mrs. Francis w. Par
sons of Mason City. Ia, were visitors IN
Upper Alton last week.
The Reverend and Mrs. John J. Roach
OF Roodhouse. ILL.,. were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Wempen last week at their
home in Upper Alton.
Miss Grace McGinnis is visiting n g..
Louis.
Miss Hattie Durham is visiting in Bowl
Mrs. e P, Merriwether has returned to
st; Louis after visiting i'll Upper Alton.
Professor and Mrs. s.. G. Cook of East
st: Louis are visitors in Upper Alton.
Mrs. c: F.. Sparks has returned from a
fortnight's visit in indianapolis.
Mrs. E. c. Paul has returned from Bun
ker Hill. ILL.,. where she visited relatives.
The Reverend and Mrs. Howard J. Chap
and Mrs. v. L. u last week at their
home in Upper Alton.
Mrs. George D. Eaton visited in st.
Mrs. s. c.. Carter is entertaining Miss
Della Gray Of J~erseyville.
Mr. and Mrs. s. L. Warnack are enter
line. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. H. Kaufman are en-
Pertaining Mrs. James Silver and daughter,
Miss Edna Silver. Of Grand Rapids, Mich.
and Mrs. Mary Chew of Lexington. No. 1T
their home in Langdon street.
The Misses Bertha Dorsey and Birdie
Brown are visiting In Carlinville. I'll.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J.. b. Thomas of Pitts
| burg, Pa. are visitors in Alton.
Miss Julia Dow departed Friday for Bos-
ton. Mass, where she will spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs, L. NJ. Williams is entertaining Miss
| M. c. Durham of De Witt, Ga.
| Mrs. Cornelia Couch has returned to st.
Paul. Mimi. after being the guest of Mrs.
| B. l.. Dorsey in Alton.
Miss Harriet Randolph of J~erseyvill" was
| the guest of Doctor and Mrs. w. r. Smith
| last week at their home In State street.
| Mimi. are visiting relatives m Alton.
i Miss Mabelle Gear is entertaining Miss
| Sallie Henley of Carthage, Mo.
| Miss Lucy Van Horne has returned to
| Jersavville after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.
| G. Steele in Upper Alton.
Miss Lima Ray has returned to Sanford.
/ Neb., after being the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Tilton In Upper Alton
Mrs. H. E. Weeks is entertaining Mrs.
Raymond Newell of Trenton. N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Blake of Paducah,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew Taylor of Iowa are
visiting relatives in North Alton.
Mrs. H. C. Wilson and Miss Ann Gondte
of Slater. No.. are visitors in Alton.
Mrs. Nellie Burton is entertaining Miss
LENA Blake of Middle Grove. Ga.
Mr., and Mrs. John r. Davis are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. James Coppinger Of
J ST. Louis.
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~
evening at her home in Garden street with
a card party in honor of Mrs. Roberta
~Youngbauer of California and Miss Edith
Ford of Marianna. Ark.
Mr$and. Mrs. August Luer nave returned
from Los Angeles. Cal.
Mrs. j. A. Neininger is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. B. II. Eden of Buffalo. N. Y.
Miss Carrie Hart has returned from a
fortnight's visit in Chicago.
Mrs: Walton Rutledge departed Friday
for Washington. D.. c.. where she will
visit Mrs. Zeb. Lapelle.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. \. Rice are entertain
Ing Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ. Pickeral of pal-
las. Tex.
Mrs. j. NJ. Kerr Is entertaining Mrs.
John n. Drummond. Jr.. of st. Louis.
Miss Efie Prell OF Litchfield Is a visitor
in Upper Alton.
Mrs. William Flynn departed Friday for
Auburn. Ind
Mrs. William Hubell is entertaining Miss
Gertrude Weed of Girard. III.
Mrs. S. E. Browning is entertaining Mr..
j.. 6. Hill of st Joris.
Miss nina Dale has returned to New
York after visiting AIR. and Mrs. John
James in Upper Alton.
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from Mrs: Good and Mrs. Porteus of Ith-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Gill are at the
Cedar, fol a few week..
MIR. and Mrs. George G. Dana have re-
turned from New York.
Mrs. D.. J.. Guilford of Boston. who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Gill, de-
parted last Wednesday for her home.
The Civic Improvement eague held a
meeting last evening at the Baptist
Church. Addresses We're mad by Julius
Pitzmann and Earl Lehman of the st.
Louis League and a talk on sewerage WAS
made by E. d. Hanley.
Miss Jeanette Heimbuecher will be ono
of the graduates OF the De Chantal Acad-
envy commencement. taking place Tues
day. She will entertain the members of
her class at a house party at the Naples
from Friday till Monday.
Mrs. Horace B. Collins and children OF
New York City are guests at tn. home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John s Collins.
Mrs. w. E. Gill is entertaining her SON
in-law and daughter. Professor ard Mrs.
L. f. Jones of Minnesota
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HARDWOOD.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Matthews. who spent
one week with Mrs. ]. C. Matthews. hav
returned to their home in New York City.
Mrs. C. W. Whitaker. who has been
Wis ting Mrs. 8. J. Edwards, has returned
to her home in Cincinnati. o.
Mrs. Will H. Kicker of Chicago, who has
been visiting her mother. Mrs. William ].
H. Bown. has returned to her home.
Mrs. John Good of Wheeling, w. va,
is visiting Mrs. S. j. Edwards.
Miss Janet Smith has'gone to her home
in Louisiana. after spending the scholastic
year with the family of her uncle. Judge
The Reverend and Mrs. Perry v. Jenness
will entertain several ministers and their
wives tomorrow evening at a banquet to
be given at the Lexington Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. German are enter
tanning their nephew. Thomas Heaton. of
Burlington. la.
MI. and Mrs. Randolph Mitchell. whose
home was recently destroyed by fire, have
gone to Webster to live with their daugh-
ter and son-in-law. c. O. Evans. Jr.
Mrs. ]. T. James has returned from the
West.
Mrs. Clyde Jurden is entertaining her
sister. Miss Ransom of Louisiana, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Stockstror will soon
s to ar fneiT Es slty hG their an couS Mil, G pIaee o on
the Meramec River.
Doctor J. " darlington and children
and Mr.. n Mrs F. H. Robinson are
Mrs Chauncey Mitchell entertained the
Ladies' Home Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church last Friday afternoon.
The afternoon was spent in sewing.
R. Lee Spencer and family departed last
Tuesday for Texarkana. Tex. where they
will reside.
Daniel Catlin of st. Louis has purchased
the home of George 8. Meyer at Glen
dale.
Miss Alice Marsh, who has been visiting
!. Mrs. e A. Haight, has returned to heI
hone in Upper Alton
Mrx James Pofteus is expectins = visit
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representing the vidanta Society. is spend
ing a week with Doctor Howard Carter.
He has been seven years in America and
is a distinguished exponent Of the Hindoo
philosophy. and religion, having large
Miss Elva Wright gave a linen shower
yesterday afternoon for Miss Susie Clark.
Mrs. Courtney Moftitt entertained in
formally last Wednesday afternoon.
E. F. Palmer died last Tuesday of heart
disease. Mr.. Palmer had been an invalid
during most of his four years residence In
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End. gave a leap-year hay ride on Tues
day evening to their men friends.
The party, which was chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rutledge, of No.
A14 Morgan street, included:
Misses
Florence Quigley, May Rouse. {
Martha Elliott, NJ. Thalman,
Inez Burke, Mary Schoolcraft,
Maude Cade, Ada Brown,
M. stroupe Blanche Sade,
Messieurs-
Carl RAIDER, Doctor German.
Harry Hickman, Burkhart, :
John Bonner, Hudson,
Doctor CarStacker, Laurie,
Trendle, L. Cook
Chester Johnson, Holbrook.
The Crescent Club gave a pleasant sur
prise to their president. Rowland Cannon
Of 4O1s Juniata street on Monday. The
evening was spent in playing games and
dancing. Several piano solos and songs
were rendered by member of the club.
Those invited were:
Misses
Lillian Movie. Lucia Davis,
Mamie Brown Ada Flynn.
Anna Movie. Nancy ROhlfng.
Ida Pattin, Maud McHenry.
Fannie Zercher. Carrie Krone,
Alpha McEldowney. Kitty Kirk. Y
Berdelle Ryan. Marie Madden,
Lulu Schers. Freda Seeger.
Messieurs-
Rowland Cannon, Henry Brown.
George Thornes, Elmar Fox,
Walter Dachsel. Henry Strotnan,
Rob Moyle. Philip Rohfiing.
Albert Steck, Kenrick Gannon
Finer Cannon, Albert Carts of
William Seeger, Ptttsburg.
Dan Moyle. George Steck.
The P. NJ. Club was entertained last
Tuesday evening by Miss Florence Moo
ney at her home. The features of the
evening were selections rendered by Miss
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JOHN H. ovERALL's ESTATE.
Inventory Shows Stock Said to
Be of Nominal Value.

An inventory of the estate of the late
Colonel John H. Overall. filed in probate
yesterday, describes seventeen acres Of
lard in st. Charles County. Missouri. and
a personal estate of s153. 3d.. 81. including
stock of the face value of $3.50. 30. but
which is said to be of nominal value.
The inventory. recites other stock, H,425;
accounts, s17. 1855; cash. $1.4s5.92, and
goods and chattels including law library.
Sis.
Bills for legal services comprise a large
portion of the accounts.
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were married at Nashville. Ill, last
Wednesday afternoon.
SOCIAL CLUBS.
Diamond Rings-Mermod & ~Jaccard's.

Diamond Rings-Mermod & Jaccard's.
The white Caps gave their first out
ine last Sunday on the grounds just north
of Jefferson Barracks. The greater part
OF the day was spent in playing games
end rowing. After dinner came music
Misses
Norma Betzler, Ida Boehm,
Hattie Rose. Laura Gren2ebach-
Veronta Rose, Mildred Kieser.
MeS6ieurs-
Al Osborne, Al. Reich,
George Alexander, P. J. Rose,
Matt I.erche. w. C. Koppen.
The Amity Club, which consists of a
number Of jolly young ladies' In the West
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. w~interwrote of Ia
coma, Wash. and children, are visiting the
Exposition and will also attend the we'd
ding of Delbert Young and Miss Mcguire.
June g.
Miss Edna Stuart and Miss Forest are
visiting Mrs. T. H. m of No. 324
North Newstead avenue.
P. Loire Wall Paper and Frescoing Co.,
1919 Olive, street. announce the arrival of
their new imported wall paper hangings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Thatcher OF
Old Mexico are visiting Mrs. A. B.
Thatcher. No. 4iSo West Belle place.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wise will be home
after July 1 at No. 365oA Shenandoah
avenue.
Mt. and Mrs. R.. l. Wise will be home
after July / at No. $3.50 Shenandoah ave-
nue..
II you have any trouble with your eyes
call and have them thoroughly tested, lee
Of charge. by Doctor o or Doctor
Montgomery, expert opticians, at Mermod
& Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust Solid
soi ST. spee'ae'es with crystalline lenses %
Mrs. Auguste Schraubstadter and daugh-
tCis L NlL q. I1dChCi, CApONt -
for home July IA. on the Moltke, after an
absence of two years, spent abroad. Dur
ing this time Mrs. Hacker has been study
ing voice culture.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Bradley of No. 59s5
Cote Brilliante avenue are entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Williamson and two
daughters, Florence and Margaret Will
Hanson. of Idaho Springs. Colo.
Edward Morris of Chicago and his
friend and travelling companion. Mr.. ]. F.
Appel Of St. Louis. have left Berlin for
st. Petersburg and a tour through Rus
STA
Mrs. Alfred Frauhlin Smith Is in the
city, registered at the Planters. She is
here in the interest of the Central College
| exhibit at the Worlds Fair. Mrs. Smith
will be the guest of friends over Sunday,
returning to Lexington, Mo-, Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Thomson have re-
turned from their European travels and
are at Hotel Beers.
; Mrs. Czarina Clark Tillotson and Miss
| Mary Phillips Of Nation. Ill. are guests
Of Mrs. E. E. Clark. No. 1858 Iaclede
avenu
Joe Montedonicos of Memphis, Tenn,
vho arrived in the city the first of the
| week, is a guest of his brother, Louis
Montedonico of Cabanne. +.
The Happy Bachelor Club of railroad
| men and grain merchants departed Fri
day for a weeks outing at their pretty
little cottage on the Gasconade.
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building Permits.
Samuel Cupples Woedenware Company. sf4
cerre. alter and make repairs In building H.0Oos
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Quincy. ILL.,, to visit Mrs. William Figgen
h1rs Della Hill las returned to Carroll
ton. Ill. after visiting in J~erseyville.