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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-21
CARROLLTON. ILL.

Eisar Davis IS spending the week IN C',icagc
John c. , ilsnn. a lawyer Of Chicago Is visit
ing friends
Mrs Leroy Mcfarland sp~nt last Sunday in
White Hail the guest z: Mrs. W. 4. John
Doctor ". Burruss Of Holly Springs. Ark.
IS visiting H d Burruss and family.
Mics Nettie Robinson OF Spring Hill. kas-,
Is visiting Miss Amy Davis.
Miss MARY Lynn Of Memphis. Tenn. Is visit
Ing Mrs. Luther Lynn.
Mrs. Arthur Mcdonald Of East s'- Louis Is
visiting Mrs. F VI. Roberts
Mrs. =. E Williamson Of Arenzville is visit
ing Mrs. W. A Hubbard.
last Sunday with Mrs. A !. Young
Miss Ada Eidred is visiting friends in Nir-
Cinia. Ill
Miss Mary Harlan o, Fsrnlns.on., No. sprn,
last week with Mrs Charles II. Elired
Miss Ethel Davis Is visiting friends in ST.
Louis
Mrs Victoria Marrnon is visiting relatives in
Doctor and Mrs. W T Dowdall have returned
to their home in Clinton. III.
Miss Marie Carmody is visiting Miss Kate
CarInodv IN Carlinville
Miss Winfield Willard and Mis- Florence
Hayward Of Denver, Colo. are visiting tho
Misses Lucy and Ella Hardcastle.
The Reverend George d. Mccullough Of Ten,
nessee spent last week as IN lest OF George
w Davis and family.
Miss Helen Dunlap and Mis- Nette Miner
have returned TO their homes In Rushville aft
er 4 visit With friends.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-21
HANNIBAL, MO.

The Christian Endeavor Society Of Hope
Street Methodist Church gave a watermelon
social Wednestav evening Those in charge
josie Hofbauer. Fay Spencer. Mary Smith.
Cynthia McClennins. Bulah Elder. Leota Nc
C1cnninz an! Eta Dollard.
Mrs. Milton Strong and Mrs r. 2 HiIson
entertained the Presbyterian Missionary Society
Wednesdav afternooc Those in attendance
were: Mines. Levi Marshall Cramer. F /.
schoneld. Thomas Chop-' s J Miller.
Frank Lee. John st ne. George @ Moore J.
G West George l. Turner r. II. Goodier D.
". Strong. c. Carter. s. j. Harrison. Buchanan.
7. T; L2uden $. E. woreil. j, c. Helm. E
Dent. G. NJ. AlRer and Miss Weller
Ars. Noinev @. Burnett Is visiting relatives
q, Paris No
Mrs r. g DuIsnv mi laughter Misses
Edith and Vivian and Mrs. John A. Knott and
daughter. Miss Elizabeth, spending the
week at Spalding Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Whitecot,on and
daughter. Miss Jennie and Mr. and Mrs VIII
HAYS returned from weeks stav at Spalding
THURSDAY.
ara Falls on pleasure trip.
Mrs. w r. White has returned from a visit
TO her son at Greenville. Tex.
Miss Katie O'Brien of Quincy. Ill. Is tho
guest OF her cousin Mas Katie Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fuchs are visiting reia-
tves in Louisiana. No.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-21
COLUMBIA, MO.

Miss E.teIle Watson entertained the Euchre
and A. y. L. clubs at cards Wednesday after
noon Mrs r. F. Wilson Of Kansas City and
Miss Bourlingame Of New York City were the
guests Of honor. About nifty guests played six
hand euchre at which beautiful prizes were
won by Mrs. f. L. Mitchell. Mrs @. B. Dorsey
and Miss Estelle Anderson.
On Wednesday Of this week the marriage Of
Miss Mary McConathy and Mr.. Gates Of Cuba
will take place at the home Of the brides
mother in northeast Columbia. Mr. and Mrs.
Gates Will reside IN cuba.
Mrs Van E. Hall OF ST. Joseph 10 the guest
Of her mother Mrs. Joseph Lawson. at the
Gordon.
Mrs. Anna Jacobs departed Wednesday for a
two weeks stay in Chicago.
Miss Bess Lawson departed last Monday for
San Francisco. Cal. where she expects TO spend
several months.
Mrs Alex Douglass of Kansas City Is the
guest Of Mrs. Ann Douglass.
Mrs. w w Catching Of BeuIah. Miss. who
has spent several months with her mother.
Mrs Ann Jacobs will depart this week for
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-21
MACON. MO.

guest lest OF her parents, Colonel and Mrs, r NJ
Of osuss.t I'll r,,; ;rrxss Hi;s lsf si.
snn; MSadAy Mr. eoF Wight From % here E he viii
90 to Columbia. No. where he will enter the
Ms Ms. u ]. J. Davis and her rranddaush,er.
Miss B.rniee Davis haxs ~, returned ed home fEoH
Ms. Xi:' Hn Bonnie ls'fB Biers " of Miss
| Halle Patton several days last wees
Ms af afs ssd guests Sss Ha' q Mr Tuner, sister
Ms, c: ?. sharp Of st, Louis is the guest Ct
Miss Hattie smiley has returned hone me from
Eashr. Mf club at s Ser home IN North Macon las:
HAITI Har9y wii.on Is in 81. Louis attending the
"eoio coiorel F. w. Bi..s was visitor in St. Jo
t.nh. Mo. las. Tuesday sday,,, ~. ,.,..s,
fFird' Mn and ssy;as. dfEs s' RIBS
their home in Kansas city after short vis!'
Mrs CaToliIs Giessimsn (; in Chester .s s,adn Nsi
shshSy,e No. s:l attend ne j.. unye,lips t:i, sf
.Isry .ss ~'tiiafs on eteb.r nan ~ g Mol.
shsppard Of !as rs Ds;.iG, Of Tsnaf M 5. T,il in
froduced % 10 his Missouri audiense BY VI LiooT'l-
md recently cent bv the serious illness of her IA.
thsr. ihs Revssend D. ,.r1.,n. AIms,rons; -, ,.-
friend. @ H at her ~ S home on sheridan stree. lasi
Thursday evening. Cards VAS the pltnclpa,
Mrs j. A. Ab.li, NJ: ;9a Mr., 30 o'he % %,ai.l1 Asalf.
Grace Dunbar Minnie wallace. Nelle Arm
strong Ruth Thomas. Lucille Brown; Dora H,i-
man Ethel Cook. L1etha Walker. Katie Nag
aus Gusae Ruesy; Mes,s Earl Purns; cs,l"s ,,,;
Tfbbs Arthur Woods. Arthur GIantsG.s, sam
Jarvis. Tom Freeman. Lewis Keller and Raiph
Mrs W G. Clinton Of st. Louis is the guest
Of her friend Miss Mayme Williams.
Mr. and Mrs p g. Chinn expect to leave the
frs. Of the week for 6 Louis. where they 60
Mrs l. s Miller with her friends. Mines
n Newbold and e q johnson Of San Fran
cisco. Cal. spent last Tnurrdsy in Ciaren:e.
NJ and Mrs. ". H Hall
Mr. and Mrs. B. Brock Of Chicago are the
guests OF relatives and friends.
John ". Ttnsley. rho for the last sererat
Thursdar for his home IN Chicago.
Mrs g. J. Brock entertained her friends at
her home in East Macon last Friday afternoon
in honor of Mrs Ben Brock Of CHICAGO.
The Reverend W p. Clark and family OF this
city arc in Illinois this week. the guests Of
relatives and friends
At II o'clock last Wednesday morning. at the
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-21
Society News in Nei3hbor-
in$ Cities and Towns.

hsen the su.st of Mrs. Fred Buske. departed
Mr. and Mrs John D. Russell of Washington.
u, c. are guests of Mrs. c. a. Dexter.
Miss Carrie RemhauEh returned Tuesday fr' m
:, Mrs. J. II. McCalley and daughter, Miss IL
liam; Of Washington ti,y. who have been visit
Ing Mr. and Mrs. John T. Heard. departed Mon
Mis-, Lena Fritz re,urnet Tuesday from
visit in ST Louis at the Fair.
aeeonpani.a by her dausiisr. Miss Ethel is
Misses Blanche and Florence Rove depsrt.i
Monday for ST Louis 10 ris!' relatives and al
Mis-. Ann. Lee Allison Of kansas city is
arrived Monday for visit with MIS- X =
day. to be the su-., Of Miss saile Bsrtchie
Mrs. Alva c. Lee and Ms q. W. Flower r.
turned Monday from weeks visit TO the
Mis-. Lotte Hickman o, pes, MoInes. Ia;
Mrs. 4. B. Applcby and daughter. Miss Irna.
departed "wednesday for 81, Louis to attend the
Miss varina jackson Of St. Louis. who ha.
been visiting relatives. departed Wednesday
Mrs Emma Carpenter Of Windsor. and Pro
sprns, A ar. guest, M Of Ml ana % Mrs Harry caT
NM Mr. eng MFi Hanan nHd M S5 .ai Nj n. ine
George HOFFMAN returned Tuesday from visit
rSstaaT ,s5n 8 vi; wy friends i caisss% ,:;, .
ssS MI HunsSe sss M, IF s fgs s
Miss Jessie Hazsi Of BoonTiI!e is the guest of
Mrs E. II waIch oc JEFFERSON City is being
entertained u. .ns & hy Mrs IT. E & 6 Frank s,,., Mon.
day from extended v,s!, With relatives and
friend, in IN Nv NV York c;y sss and - sp
who have been the guests Of Mr.. and MS, f.
white; departed . Tuesday for ST Louis. to
a :, ,... D ss s.s has Es7s ssP s ss,sss
a.v Tor a visit With T.lss,ves in hi. ei;y and
Of NJ, Mads. smith during the state Fair
Ms M.na MeEsT.. Who WIN Ss her guest.
tn. su.st Of miss i arase carsen.sr q -
Miss Ethel Collins departed Thur.dsy for a
MA or. B. Brown Of Fort Scott. Ka- ar
Mr.. 8 =. DEN, j. home from a v..,, in g.
= f0 an nS S,, n
h,n; OF Kansas CITY. are visiting relatives here:
NJ: Lillian M Pc, Pearson % of s.; Jo.eph arrived
attend the State Fair.
tho Missouri ase Fail. T'. q her. s' from sf
ter. No. and is the guest Of Mra Thomas ".
Bast.
Miss Esther Elliott Of washington. D. c. ar
rived Thursday TO visit Miss Grace Mckenzie.
Miss Daisy Fowler returned Monday from a
visit with friends in Washington and St. Louis
4. Ara Ralph Mather Of ST. Paul. MINI. is WIS.,
ftine Mrs.. Nelson Smith Of this city
Mirsss Margaret and Mary Thompson cf ST
lsouis are Eueste o: their cousin Miss Margaret
6need Of this city.
Mrs. p. H. Esenmayer Of Grant,. City H.
Who has been the guest Of Mrs. H. H Fleming
departed Tuesday FOR her home.
Mis- Alma Cashman returned Wednesday
from q visit At Parsons and Nevada.
Mrs. Ella Cirrens OF Mattoon III. n the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. l. r. Turner.
Nj. and Mrs. J. II. Mara OF ST. Loui. ar
rived Wednesday for a visit with friends in this
city and TO attend the State Fair
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Ing at her home in honor OF Lafayette Parada
OF st. Louis. Mo. and Miss ANA Mann Of
Princeton. Ind.
. Ttr9. f'--istlan Church gava
a lawn fete Friday evening at the home o..
Mrs r p Wright
Mrs. Lob and sons Wilbur. Russell and Les
lie. Mrs William Lob ana son. Clarence. and
Ms John Ehr'nan and daughters. eileen and
Helen. spent the evening al Oak summit few
days ago.
Miss Ida Kuhn entertained the Entire Nous
clut, at her home In Cherry street Wednesday
evening.
A picnic was given al Oak Summit Tuesday
afternoon by several yOunE ladies'. In charge
Misses Sadie Schlsnp Elsie Boehrne
Grace Hartman and Elsie HSISer1an.
Mrs. Michael LipkniEht and daughters. Flor
ence and Jennie. ~ Bement. Ill, arrived Tues
day evening =" visit Mrs. Wagner in Lincoln
Mrs Mamie Buch departed THURSDAY for s.
Louis Mo. I" visit her sisters. Mrs. Carl
kpn-r.
Misses Irene Martin. EIith and Florence Cor
don have returned from the Worlds Fair.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-21
vINCENNES. IND.

Ray Compan!onette and Miss Agnes conlin
Thursday
Frank C. Reiter and Miss Helen Holland
Louis.
Mrs. Frank Foulks has returned from a visit
at Bethany Park.
Mrs. Charles Ramsdell and children are Wis
iting relatives New Albany.
Mrs. James kackley of Indianapolis is the
guest OF Mrs. Thomas Dunn.
Mrs. S. ". Rheln Of Mount Vernon IS the
guest OF Mrs George Cralie
Mrs. Charles Duncan OF Cairo is visiting n Mlss
Elizabeth Weissert.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ". Norton are In 81. Louis
for weeks.
Miss Lillian Rosenberger of Evansville and
Miss Vivian kivits Of Des Moines are guests
Of Miss Rosina Baecher.
J. Bernard Scheefers OF Celcstine, Ind. and
Miss Johanna Hoffman were married Tuesday
ST. Johns Catholic Church
Miss Airnes Hindman has returned from 8,
visit with Miss Laura B. Carpenter AT Mount
Carmel
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-21
ST. CHARLES. MO.

Miss Florence Rloebaum is visiting friends
IN Nevada No
Mrs Anna Parks Of st. Louis is visiting
Mrs. J. T. Hayden ami sister Miss Berna-
dotte McMenomy. are visiting friends In Chi
yan Mrs John waker and sha7en ID Of Helena
Fred Hors,man aeeompsnsd sq sv his s,,. and
children of Austin. Tex. are guests OF NJ.
Ms rons re,uned at has Pf. to- hsr ho.
in Wright City Monday evening. after having
Mrs Walter Wills and children were guest.
OF 81. Louis relatives several days
S Music sschef Of Mefsaa n tad St No a.. so 1
lie schools; Is a guest Of friends.
Mosav sTenx sef to y.ns 1sr hs IN
John Meadows few DAYS
Mont aHad aad Mohas %
their cousins the Misses Edwards They viii
a Maser e"a WIbar ib9 smifhs r o, Lexington Ky
is visiting hi. grandmother. Mrs. Ann. Red,
The Reysrehd r. 2. Bell. pastor of the First
reeSs ash .nas and asRaHs in Nerh
Carolina and Trs,nia 1a During hi. abs.ncs N.
Doctor Mandolin straven- departed Tuesday
for Portland. Ore where she will make her
The r Eeyersnd is,,s5sI, Mr. Frey. wife and son Or.
daughter ., Il. Reverend { c. Z Brandt,
MI ana MT. IOrn ISVney OF Camden, AK,
are visiting st Charles relatives
Mis- Myron Mahons Of Dallas. Tex. is visit
froiessor joseph Herring and sin2n family returned
Tuesday from Cailaway County. where they
spent several weeks with relatives and friends
The Misses Sherwood Of Dayton. O.. and
Miss Addie Charlesworth OF st. Louis have re-
turned home after a shor. visit to St Charles
friends.
Nh: and MRS snd Hin Sized s,:
and Robert Baker OF Fulton. Mo.
Miss Blanche Cooper of DapvIlIe Ill and
Miss Emma Craft Of LtchneId. ILL., are guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Huber
Howard Heck and dauRhter, Mrs z. C.
Nehls. returned home Tuesday night from Chi
caso. Ill. where they remained several weeks
with friends and relatives
Miss Luluhell Gutheria departed Wednesday
morning for Columbia. Mo. after visiting
friends here for a few days
A. D. Williams and daughter. Miss Gertrude
arrived Wednesday TO spend a few days with
relatives and TO visit the Worlds Fair
Mr.. and Mrs George B. Walker departed
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-21
FAMILY FORMS BALL NINE.
Van Tassels Are Business Men
and Expert Athletes.
REURLIc SPECIAL

BLU SfELlAA
Sharon. Pa. Aug. 0.-The family Of
George W. Van Tassel father. mother and
twelve children. is an interesting one for
not only is it large, but all are exponents
Of the athletic life. the male members hav-
ing formed baseball nine.
The boys and father are intensely inter-
ested in the game and have been good
players from their earliest years Tho
team is believed to be the first In the coun.
try where full nine. umpire and mascot.
have been composed Of one family.
They agree not only In sports. but also
life work. for all are interested in the
sheet metal business. J. NJ. Van Tassel
Of Greenville. Pa. is in business for HIM
self. as are the Van Tassel Brothers Of
Conneaut. o.
The nine will appear in neat suits with
the word Van on the shirts when they
appear on the Conneaut (O) ball hel6
next month to play their hrst game with
the Eks team.
The father has spent thirty-dve Of the
nfty-nine years Of his life at Girard, Pa.
where all the children were born. George
A. Van Tassel. the eldest son, Is - years
old.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-21
Reunited Through Cards.

Matthews. Ind, Aug. 3o-Through hav.
ing her fortune told by cards. Mrs. e. u.
Cline has been reunited with three
brothers and a sister whom she has not
seen or heard from for twenty-seven
years.
The fortune teller. when she learned
that Mrs. Ciine's maiden name was Todd.
recognized a likeness Of her features TO
those OF James Todd. her brother. at Mat
thews. They met and a reunion Of the
brothers and sisters will follow.
When the Todd children were younG
they were Given to an Orphans home At
ent families. they lost trace Of one an
other.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-21

home Of Mrs. Mary MafYrv. on Rubey street.
Mrs MaNTy's daughter. Miss Jessie vas mar
bridegroom was formerly a teacher in the Bleeo
Military Academy of Macon. and II was during
his residence n Macon tha. he met his bride,
one OF Maron's most popular young women.
They left the afternoon train for s.. Louis
for several days visit at the Worlds Fair. and
from there will 90 TO New York city to reside.
MI. SaIton holds a very RESPONSIBLE position a.
instructor of mathematics in tho City Collego
OF New York.
The Misses Anna and Sue Hayner are In st.
Louis attending the Worlds Fair.
RQbertus Love of st. Louis was In Macon lxS&
Tuesday in the interest of the Exploitation d.
parrment Of the Worlds Fair
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-21

Tuesday evening. the guest Of honor being Miss
cosgrcve o! Kansas city.
William Dunn and little daughter Of New
York CITY are Visiting Washngtan relatives.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-21
PADUCAH, Ky.

Miss I.,iiian. entertained with dance a. wal
Gertrude Funk Of Losansport. Ind. and Mss
Virginia Bennett
this h week H'e eop5ad es 3, ss sesas rom 2I, ecaso
and SuliiTsn. Ind
Hopkinsvilie and Pembroke. Ky.
Mrs. Dick Boone and son have returned 70
clarksville. after TWO days visit with Mrs
Mrs. A: Kerth has gone to Evansville for g.
MI, and Ms W. C Webb of Louisville are
visiting in the city.
Mss Gus>ie Smith has returned from May
Mis-. Delta LaFard OF Savannah. Tenn. is
Mrs George FI9urney is in Dawson.
Mrs MAY Etehkopf went to stursi. Ky. on
s4s.; Ms' Of s: Ml. fsSFe = % rsds e Oklahoma City ' the
s Ssns ?' family ami '9 Sf n NJ John Of rhsobsd
Mr and Mrs A. A Balsley departed for
Nss Emma % Kisydeeser ses" 3, this city ha. son.
to l., uisyiils on an extended visit.
and al1'1 chid VENT F to aIf anson Mr' spring.
and Jackson. Tenn. Monday on a visit.
Mrs. Ada rGlIsy Ammerfnon r Of Of h1dnRIy1 aR7fi N
is y yisi,ins Ms Loretta TuIy.
Sunday from Visiting her husband's : relatives at
Elardyille and Is now the guest OF her sister
Mrs Mildred Davis and son. Frank. have re-
turned from CerulCan Springs.
daughter,
Peachie. Of Sanford. Fla. are guests Of the
family OF Mr.. Judd Greer.
Mrs Harry @ Johnson has gone to Indian
Miss Mary Boswell departed Monday for
Rardstown TO visit Mrs Leslie San1uels
Mrs. William Brainerd went 10 Chicago Mon
day to visit.
Mira J. Slouthauer Of Louisville returned 20
her home Monday after a visit TO relatives
Mrs. A. r. Hall has returned from ST. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. j o. Lee Of MONTGOMERY Ala
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. T Wright
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gates Of Gates. Tenn
were the guests OF Nr. and Mrs Ed Grief last
Sunday.
Mrs J. NJ Robert. and children returned
Thursday from Gibson Tenn
Mrs. A. A Nelson and daughter Sue have
returned from visit 70 Memphis
Mrs. Kate Frazier of Murray fs visiting her
brother. Mr.. John c. Reavis
Miss Estelle strong has returned from a few
weeks visit to friends in st. Louis
Mrs. NJ. L. Hays and daughter Mrs Emma
Evansville. went TO Princeton Monday 10 visit
Miss Lillian Hoigkn Of Evansville is visiting
Miss Emma Jones.
Doctor s. E Llndley and Miss Mabel Gay
lord OF Chicago are guests OF Miss Bessie
Leeoh.
Miss Lucille Roger. Of waverIy. Tenn ar
rived Tuesday afternoon 10 VISIT Miss clara
Park.
Mrs. NJ f. Barnh.II has returned to Jackson
Tenn, after visit to her sister, Mrs. Walter
Shepherd.
Mrs saul F1eig has returned TO Evansville
after visiting Mrs. l. a. Crbansky.
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Lewis Syphax Worse.

Physicians at the Emergency Hos
pital reported this morning that Lewis
SyphaE, who had his right arm blown
on In the OXygen-hydrOgen explosion
in the Murray Lyceum Bureau, 10 Third
Street northeast, was not resting as
Well today as he did yesterday. and il
ls matter of much doubt ii he viii
live much longer. Ii was necessary tC
amputaJe his right arm close up 10 the
shoulder He is also suffering from
shock and severe bruises and cuts
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Holmes, Home-Made Mince pies.

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pumpkin or other delicious pies for
Thanksgiving dinner Prompt delivery.
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Two Horses Burned.

Fire OF an unknown origin caused q
loss or 900 on the stable in the rear
Of l5S Twelfth Street northeast and Gre
mated two horses and mule shortly
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totally destroyed by the flames The
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LOCAL MENTION.
Butter for Thanksgiving Dinner.

Careful housewives viii not overlook
the Importance of having the finest but
Ter for Thanksgiving dinner. This viii
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DENTISTRY.

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You - 80 .Malto 60

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all good grOcers', fresh, DC loaf
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