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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-04-21

The United States department of
agriculture, cooperating with he county
court of Boone county, is arranging to
put in a mile of scientifically construc-
ed road in that comfy as IA denlonstra.
ton of the possibilities of good construc-
ticn. Tive government will furnish the
machinery, teams and expert roadniakers
and the county is to furnish the Labor
and material.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-04-21
A Safe Cough Medicine For Children.

In buying a cough medicine for children
never be afraid to buy Cha,nberlain's
Cough Remedy. There is no danger from
it and relief is always sure to follow. IL
is especially valuable for colds, Group
and whooring cough. For sale By
Muntzcl Drug Co.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-04-21

In order to reduce my stock OF
glassware and queensaare will sell
at cost for one week, beginning Sat-
urday, April 10Th. Now is the time
to get bargains at the Palace.
W. y. gibson,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-04-21

Last weeks hog market closed very
little different from the preceding Satf-
days prices. Buyers tried hard TO secure
l0c lower rate On Monday and with sales
men endeavoring equally hart' to hold
The break at SC, the result was generally
ne lower figures. Conditions today
wore just the reverse of yesterday &c
strength predominant Ted and trading VIA
active aid g~c,isssitx SC hishar.- TIN.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-04-21

Up.to date Livery rigs for city driving
az Williams Bros. New stables OF
Fisher street.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-04-21
The Great Van hn,bu-G Show.

Our citizens will soon have All oppor-
tunity of visiting one Of the good shows
of the country. The Great Van Amburg
Show will pitch its tents in Versailles on
Tuesday, Ap.a Path. The show prom
Uses to come this year lager and better
than ever before. The many ~up-to.date
features presented by this show are
novel ard startling, The horses and
trained ponies are the best. Elephants,
camels, lions and a large collect on OF
trained animals are TO be G in the
grand free street parade, iathe forenoon
on the day Of exhibition,
Williams Bros. New Livery Stables
are iow~opea for business. Give them
a call when you, want a sttaish rig fos
cAy d11xIw,,,
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bart leave tonight for their home in
Port Arthur, Texas.
DR.. and Mrs. J. E. AElnney have
gone to st. Louis to spend Thanksgiv-
l ls with their daughter, Mrs r. NJ
Mr.. Ralph wunderlich, who has
oeen the guest Of Mr.. and afrs J.
L. King for q few days, will leave to-
nig Ell for his home in sulphur. 7. 7.
Miss Josephine Walker, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Walker, Of E7oiton.
is i'll at Christ hospital
Governor and Mrs. S. J. Crawford.
OF Baxter Springs. are guests OF 11r.
and Mrs. Arthur Capper.
Mr.. Harry Bubb, of yVilliamsport.
Pa, who is the guest Of the Bennett
r. Wheeler family, win be here until
Sunday.
Mr.. ". A. Pierce. Of Chanuts. is
spending the day in Topeka.
Miss Anna Speck has gone to En-
poria to spend Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Rosa Hibbard and her dauEh-
ter are spending the day in Emporia.
Mrs. Charles GrosvenOr is the guest
of Lawrence friends today.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Fellows have re-
turned from Schenectady, n. Y.
Mrs John 2. Frost and Miss Mary
Frost left yesterday for ElmWoOd- III.
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. ". H Stewart
Mr.. Russell Frost, who is at Lake Fer
est university, Lake Forest, I'LL. viii
spend the Thanksgiving recess in Elm
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A Clark and
their family went to Kansas City TO
spend Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Fred Vandegrift is spending
Thanksgiving with his family in kan
sas City.
Mrs w. ". Strickland returned
yesterday from a visit to Kansas City
and Chanute.
Mr.. and Mrs. oscar D. Wolf are in
kansas City for the Kansas Missouri
game.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Hoover and their
daughter Gladys of Kansas city are
spending Thanksgiving with Mrs. John
I. Ehrhart. 222 Eighth avenue east.
Mr.. and Mrs. andrew Kahr of Kan
sas City are Thanksgiving guests OF
Mr.. Kahr's mother and sisters. 1919
Tyler street.
Miss Louise Bristol of Anthony is up
from the university at Lawrence 10
spend the Thanksgiving vacation with
her cousin, Mrs. L. L. Kiene.
Mr.. Tom Davidson of Wichita is
spending the day in Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Zimmerman
OF 1912 West street are the parents
OF a daughter born yesterday morn
Miss wilma F,rward rat,,r,.4
nome from Baker university on We'd
nesday to spend her vacation with her
Miss Gertrude Reed of the Univer-
slty at Lawrence is in Kansas City to-
day for the Kansas Missouri game and
to attend the Kappa Alpha Thg.a
breakfast and will come to Topeka to-
morrow TO spend the rest Of the
Thanksgiving vacation with her par-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Reed
Mrs Thomas H. KimbaI and son
Of Quasqueton, Ia. are guests of her
sister, Mrs NJ. l. Cox 1901 Buchanan
street.
Mrs. ". H. Boasen and two little
sons. Frederick and Junior, of Guth-
rie, Ok, are visitors at the home OF
Mrs. C. J. Poccard.
Mrs. c. J. Poccard and her sister.
Mrs. W. H. Boasen. of Guthrie, OK,
will be at home to their friends Satur-
day afternoon from 2 until 5 O'Clock
at the residence Of Mrs. Poccard 1895
Kansas avenue. No invitations.
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tain a full revision and compilation of
all the city ordinances now in force.
The cost Of the publishing amounted to
ST. 500.
C. e. Fairchi1d of this city viii act
as one OF the pigeon judges at the
poultry exhibit which will be held at
Convention ha1l, Kansas City, from the
18th to the goth of January.
A rabbit decorated with Washburn
blue Will be released on WdshbuTm field
this afternoon just before the game. If
it gets across the field safely il viii be
an indication Washburn viii win.
The report which the weather bu-
reau gave out the first Of the week
that a cold wave was coming was not
a joke. For it came and has made
quite a little stay, and is still here.
DR.. John Outland, coach of the
Washburn football players left on the
noon train yesterday to Officiate at the
game between the Haskell Indians and
Denver university which will be
played at Denver today.
The regular meeting of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution,
which was to have been held Deem
Der 5, has been indefinitely postponed
so as to give the members who care
to a chance to attend the old settlers
meeting.
Now that the city will compel au-
tomobi1e owners to label their ma
the first number, and it would seem
from the numerous claimants that
there were at least a dozen first
machines in the city.
Peter Plamondin, who is the pre-
siding officer at the drug store the first
door south of the Copeland hotel, was
arrested last evening by Sheriff Lucas
at the instigatiOn of Judge Carver,
who charges him with selling liquor
contrary to law.
The first bursting Of service pipes due
to frozen water occurred Wednesday.
The waterworks department had some
trouble with some Of their feed mains
where they had been left exposed by
the gas company in the laying of the
gas mains.
Miss Josephine Walker, daughter OF
A. D. Walker OF Holton, a member Of
the board Of railroad commissioners,
VINO vas operated upon for appendicitis
at Christ hospital on Wednesday is re-
covering rapidly. A statement to this ef-
feet was given out at the hospital today.
The ways and means committee OF
the city council held a meeting last
night but the sole topic of CONVEX
sation seemed to be the Elks' Vaude-
Vile at the Auditorium. After a thor
ough discussion as to the merits of the
various turns the committee adjourned
and attended the show in a body.
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who work overtime. It requires no eff
fort 70 stir up a three-story giggle over
the performance at the Auditorium. If
your yearly supply of mirth is not ex-
hausted when Harry Corson Clarke and
his pals get through with you, the other
giggle-makers will finish you.
The last spasm of the first half Of the
weeks entertainment closed last night
with a good audience, and the new bill
will be put on tonight.
One of the peculiar things about the
Elk show is that the most undesirable
seats in the house sell for ten cents more
than the others. From the reserved seats
one may see the upper end OF the per-
formers. a wall of footlight guards cut
ting off the view of the lower and more
active part of the dancers.
As usual, bowls of delight greeted Har-
~ Corson Clarke and company.
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BODY IN ASHES.
Alexander Conner Burned TO Death In
a Fire at Scranton

Scranton, Kan. Nov. S0.-A fire oc-
Cured at O'Clock this morning which
completely destroyed a house occupied
by Alexander Conner, whose remains
were discovered in the ashes a few
hours later. It is not known how ths
fire started, as it was burning nerceiy
when first noticed by the station agent.
Alexander Conner, the man who was
burned to death, was about 81 years
of age and one OF the pioneers OF this
county, having been the first city mar
shall of the town, more than thirty
years ago.
The station agent who was the first
to arrive on the scene of the IRE, kick
ed the door in but not knowing that
the house was occupied, made no ef-
fort to awaken the occupant
There are several singular features
about the fire. Earlier IN the evening
a stranger was seen hanging about the
place and he has not been seen since
the FIRE. DR.. Conner. the county cOro-
ner, viii hold an inquest some time to-
day.
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SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

There win be a grams masquerade
carnival at the rink tonight.
There will be several changes in the
Elks' program at the Auditorium this
evening.
The thimble party to have been Civ
en- Friday by the Triple Tie has been
postponed indefinitely.
The football game between Colo
rado college and Washburn viii be
called this afternoon at O'Clock.
Police AGatron Mrs. Thorpe will pro-
vide a number of poor families with
their Thanksgiving dinners today.
notwithstanding that it was Thanks
giving a number Of the offices in the
city building were open for business this
morning.
William Sells, who recently broke
into the circus arena again. is 10 New
York buying animals for his latest
venture, with the Floto shows.
Grocery and meat market firms had
an abundance Of turkey left over today
and tomorrow you viii be able to still
have turkey and at cheap prices.
The Topeka Whist club has changed
its meeting night from Monday to
Friday night. The first meeting of the
tournamnt win be held Friday even
ing.
Mrs. ". S. Leighty, who was oper-
ated on at StormOnt hospital last
week. has returned to her home in
Chanute. having fully recovered from
the operation.
Ed O'Neil. clerk of the city court.
left for Kansas City last evening to see
the game of football between Kansas
and Missouri-that is, he says that is
the reason he is going down.
The new city ordinance book is off
the press and viii be turned over to
the city Friday morning. It viii consist
Of a volume of about $50 pages and con-
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Scared BY FIRE.
ProYident Association Building
Damaged This Morning.
Flames Started in Carrot Of
Structure.
FIREMEN'S FINE WORK.
Keep the Loss Down to About
I,5OO.
The Damage Is Entirely Cow
cred by Insurance.
IREMEN'S FINE WORK.

A FIRE which threatened for a period
TO consume the fine two-story brick
building of the Topeka Provident as
ISOLATION at the corner of Fourth and
Jackson streets. was discovered at
$50 this morning by DR.. C. B. Van
Horn, secretary Of the association. The
hre was practically extinguished at
Sis after a successful effort on the
part Of the fire department to condne
The blaze to the roof and garnet of the
structure. The loos will not exceed
91,500. covered by insurance.
The first intimation of the existence
OF the fire was the falling in of the
glaes Of a skylight in the central por-
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Those who had seen Hello BnP' and
other stuff, knew they would be rewarded
before they started for the snow
Nef and Miller. a. pair of the cutest
black faces ever seen on the vaudeville
stage. are hits from start to finish, and
the 6nfsh is the varnast number. NefF s
wild search for the soap while his part
ner is advertising him as the quickest
'un-make-up'' man in the professions Is
worth the price Of admission.
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DIPHTTIERIA AT EATPoRIA
Mild Attack Of One Child Closes one
of the Schools.

Emporia, Kan, Nov. s0.-The Kansas
avenue school is closed on account OF 8
dlphtherIa scare IN the Second ward.
A child of Mr.. and Mrs. George Van
Horn, Of go South Commercial street
is the only diphtheritic case reported by
the doctors, and this Is said &c be :
mild attack But the people whose chill
dFen attend the school are excited. and
the school has not been attended The
past two days by more than half the
pupils. There will be no school now IN
til Monday and this will give the dis
ease q chance to show itself or allow
time for the scare to blow over.
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THIS IS A REAL SHOW.
FlIas Vaudeville Stands on Own Legs
This Year.

In days Of old, when the Elks made
their own show, and the excruciating
comedians were members Of lodge NO.
2O4 the people of Topeka laughed at
their antics The people Of Topeka did
this as a matter of good will and po-
likeness. Things are different now The
EIks, having at last realized the reason
for the applause of former seasons,
have furnished some real fun makers,
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HONOR E. E. MURPHY.
Fraternal Society, to Locate at Las
Vegas, Makes Him President.

Leavenworth Kan, Nov. 80.-Bdward
E. Murphy has been honOred with the
presidency of the Fraternal Societies san
itarium at Las Vegas. N n.
The December number OF the Modern
Woodman of America in its reference to
the proposed sanitarium for consuTnptfves
makes the above statement.
It is announced by the same paper that
a railroad company has offered the fra
ternal societies a million dollar property
and this Is supposed to be the Santa Fe
railroad company, which is the owner OF
the MOntezuma hotel, and which hosiery
it is purposed to convert into a sanitar-
ium.
Early in December the new manage
ment is to visit Las Vegas. If the prop
erty is found available as expected siren
nous efforts are at once to be put forth to
place this valuable property in condition
for sanitarium purposes.
The hotel has not been a paying ven
ture for some years. BY placing the great
hosiery at the disposal of the fraternal
societies it viii become a paying institu-
ton through the immense amount Of
travel it win bring the road, though the
results would come indirectly.
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consumption runs in our family. and
4tro11gh ii 7 lost my mother" writes u
p ReId. of Harmony Ne For the pssx
ave years, however on the slightest sign
OF a cough OF. cold, have taken Dr.
Inch has saved me from serious ltrr
t-o+,i5Ie His mothers death was a -
loss Tor Mr.. Reid. but he learned Ehzs
I14ne trouble must not be neglected. auf
how to cure It. Quickest relief and cure
for coughs and colds. Price soc and 81
csnaranfeed at Arnold Drug CO 3 d.
store. Trial bottle free
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SPECIAL HoSlEsEEKERs' RATES
Via Rock Island.

81, island agents VIII sell Won
ticIrets to points in Arkansas, Okla
,,o-ea Indian Territory, Louisiana
- Mexico and Texas at rs per cent
81 fi,e one way rate for the round triD
S,1,+ - yninirnurn OF $1,000. Tickets VIII
~ limited for return 81 days tom
0s''s A. N. FULLER,
c. 2. A.. Topeka. Kan
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SPECIAL Ho0IEsEEKERs' RATES
Via Rock Island.

On December 5th and 18th.
Rock Island agents viii sell vo7
tickets to points in Arkansas. Okla
forna. Indian Territory. Louisiana
New Mexico and Texas at rs per ca1f
81 the one way rate for the round friw
~-ttF minimum Of $1,000. Tickets LII
be limited for return 81 DAYS frow
date Of sale.
9. =. A., Topek7- Kar
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Notes and PersonaI AIentlon.

Miss Lucille Hayum, of washing
ton. D. c.. is expected tomorrow to
visit Miss Helen McCIintock.
M and Mrs. Eugene Sallee and
their daughter Margaret, of Kansas
C,itv. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
charles Blood Smith and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Lewis and Dr. Ned
Lewis of Kansas City are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. King and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank farrell. OF Hol-
ton. and their children are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Williams today
Mrs. williams, who has been i'll for a
few weeks. is greatly improved and
will probably be able to be out in
another week.
Mrs. P. L. soper viii return to her
after q. visit to her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. W. Farnsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Keith who
have been guests Of Mrs. Frank Hos
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NOTICE

Change Of Time on Rock Island
Route.
Effective Nov. 26th. See time table
page g. today's State Journal.
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Death Of a Cottonwood Fails Pioneer.
Cottonwood Falls, kan, Nov. &c.
Mrs. George George died suddenly at
her home in this city. Mrs. ". r.
Richards. and Miss Pearl Richards,
her daughters. are here from Emporia
for the funeral
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-30

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morgan viii
entertain their Evening Bridge club
and few other guests tomorrow
night.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-30

Miss Nellie Easter will entertain a
few friends Saturday night for Miss
Margaret Better, who is home from
Baker university at Baldwin to spend
Thanksgiving.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fosters guests
at an informal evening WeGnesfsv IN
compliment to the Rev. A bran w
man who leaves next week for a per
manent residence in North Easton,
Mass. wrere Mr.. and Mrs J. W.
y .Neill, Mr.. and Mrs. George Stone,
DR.. and Mrs. Nicoll, Miss Jean Park
hurst, Miss A1ine Lany, Mr.. Wynan
and Mrs. Frank Brush.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Kinley and Miss
Mary Kinley, 1920 Topeka avenue, are
entertaining family dinner party to-
day including Mr.. and Mrs. Foster. Mr..
Wyman and Mr.. Frank Brush.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A Low will entert-
tain at a family dinner TODAY Mr. and
Mrs. S. B. Hovey and Mrs. W. A.
Duringer of Fort Worth, Tex. Mr.
and Mrs. Albert T. Reid and their
daughter Marian.
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Miss Helen Smith viii entertain the
Wednesday afternoon whist club next
week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-30

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Meade gave q fam
lily dinner today for these guests: Mrs.
6. L. Lakin, Mrs. G. G. Gage, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Stephenson Pullman of
Bridgeport, Conn, Miss Alice Lakin,
Mr.. David I.akin and Mr.. Samuel La
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Mrs. Cyrus K. Holiday gave a din
ner today the company including Mrs.
z. r. Hamilton of Sacramento- CAL
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles K. HOLIDAY. Miss
Elizabeth Holiday, Mrs. T. J. Kellam,
Miss Louise Kellam, Mr.. Kurtz KEEL
lam Of Kansas City, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
]. DielInan.
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NOTICE

rhanee of Time on Rock Island
Route.
Effective Nov. 26th. See time table
os~e g. today's State Journal
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Capper enter
tanned at THANKSGIVING dinner TODAY the
following family party: Gov. and Mrs
S. J. Crawford of Baxter Springs, the
Rev. and Mrs. Bernard Kelly of OF
tawa, Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Craw-
ford and family. Mr.. and Mrs. I. D.
Lewis of Emporia.
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rake LAXATIVE BRodO quinine tablets.
Ffseafsts refund money ff tt fails to cure
GROVES signature on each eoE.a5e.
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Ethel Parhtt ana Hthel cowdrey were
at the punch bowl
The Misses Edith a-7 Helen Kohlsaat
Of Chicago. who were in Topeka for the
Lakin-PuIiman wedding, stopped in
Kansas City on their way home to visit
the Misses Helen and Ruth Gentry and
left yesterday for Chicago. The Misses
Gentry gave a tea for them Monday af-
teraoon.
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Miss Helen MeCnntock has asked
guests for afternoon cards for Satl1r-
day December 2, in compliment to
Mrs Charles L. Mitchell.
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Mrs. Alice CIugston gave q Thanks
giving dinner at the Virginia today the
company including Mrs. A. S. johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. NJ. Hamilton, Mr..
John Clugston, Mr.. ]. D. M. Hamilton,
r.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Kings
guests at Thanksgiving dinner today
were Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Lewis and DR..
Ned Lewis of Kansas City, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank A. Lewis, Miss Florence
tombstone and Mr.. Ralph Wunderlich
of Sulphur, I. T.
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A Leavenworth bride, Miss Geraline
Taylor, whose wedding to Lieutenant
Sheriff. took place last night received
a huge box of American beauty roses
and Lawson carnations yesterday from
the White House. conservatory with
the card of President and Mrs. Roose-
welt enclosed. Lieutenant Sheriff. was
aide at the White House two years
ago.
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The subscription shirtwaist dance at
Steinberg's last night given by some of
the girls of the high school set was
chaperoned by Miss Alice Lakin, Miss
Elizabeth Meade, DR.. Robert Stewart
and Mr.. Jim Stewart and the company
in attendance, hostesses and guests in
cluded Miss Nellie HIiIlspaugh, Miss
Margaret Going, Miss Mary Sutherland,
Miss Phil Reed, Miss Eugenia Quinton,
Miss Berenice Johnson, Miss Margaret
Carney, Miss Mary Dallas Gage, Miss
Hazel Jones, Miss Anna Troutman, Miss
Alice Larimer, Miss Corinne Coston,
Miss Edna Hopkins, Miss Ethel Cloud,
Miss Hazel Howe. Miss LIE We're Lang
don, Miss L0Fa Neil, Miss Emma Boil
mar. Miss Nadine Lyle Miss Emma
Smith, Miss Edith Morton. Miss isabel
Heath, Miss Gladys Scott, Miss Cert
rude Pearson, Miss Grace Koontz Miss
Cora Trimmer, Miss Sue Rodgers, l-lss
Gladys Boyle. Miss Marion Thompson,
Miss Grace WalWorth. Miss lillian Par
fit Mr.. Harry FIeishman, Mr.. George
Beach, Mr.. Todd Matthews, Mr.. Wayle
Lytle, Mr. Stafford Chamberlain, Mr..
Grover Taylor. Mr.. " arrick Updegraff,
Mr. Herbert Lintnger, Mr.. Fred T7~-7tt.
Mr.. Fred. Coston of Lawrence, Mr.. Clar-
ence Jordan Mr.. Warren Hopkins MIR.
Harry Lewis, Mr.. Arthur Gray, Mr..
Harry Eagle, Mr.. Stanley Reed, Mr.. Ed
Lannan, Mr.. Marcus Bogue, Mr.. Arthur
Wolff, Mr.. Carl Trap. Mr.. John Van
de Mark, Mr. Otis Van de Mark, Mr..
Roy Starr, Mr.. LIE Roy Rauch, Mr.. Jof
Pugh, Mr.VVilIiazn WeIlhouse, Mr.. Quin-
ton Adams Mr.. Joe Rlskeen, 16r.HolmeF
Meade, Mr.. George Veale III. Misses
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred B. Quinton's
guests at a Thanksgiving dinner party
today were Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene S.
Quinton, Mrs. L. B. Kendall, Miss Ethel
Estberg and Mr.. Fay Thompson.
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