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The Harrison times., 1906-07-21
MINING NOTES.

Zinc station ships four carloads of
Dore this week
The price of zinc remains steady at
last weeks figures.
new 1OO-ton mill is to be erect
at once at the Climax mine.
The Black Bear is down to good
bad and ruby jack, and are drifting
IN mixed ore at the 90 foot tunnel
Supt. N. o. Watkins has gone to
Joplin, Mo, to purchase an air COM
pressor for the lola mine.-Dodd
Cry Enterprise.
! A new run of jack, free from car
/ aaonate, is the latest strike at the
ifOnwata, ffheen feet below the run
shey have been working.
"a new stock company, with John
keener as president, will undertake
the development of the Gid Freeman
property on Little Sugar Orchard.
Judge Robinson, of Jefferson City,
game down Wednesday, and went
direct to the Bill Nye mine at Elixir
Springs, where a mill will soon be
erected.
Messrs. ]. G. Battle, of New York,
,,and J. II. Frantz, of Columbus, Ohio,
Sswent out to the mines of the Dodd
| CItV auH S,nar nrobo~1 J;e.-;o+
/ Monday.
L. D.White is still pounding. away
IN the Elixir district Work consists
-of hillside drifting in small quantities
OF black jack and loose beds of fine
carbonate.
w. II Almv, Of the well-known
i1Almy Mines, attended court this
I week in order to straighten out
the tangles in a troublesome lease
proposition which he has on hand.
The Morning Star will soon have
two car loads of concentrates ready
TO send out. The Silver Hollow
put several tons of concentrates to
the railroad at Buffalo this week.
YeHviIe Echo.
| c. l Page was up from St Toe
this week looking for a drill man to
prospect his property near the Big
Hurricane. He has been hunting
for several weeks for some one to
handle this contract.
| j. II. Derrieux, the well-known
prOspectOr. has moved his family to
the Bill Nye mine, which toget her
with others he is arranging to oper-
ated on a large scale. Miners and
newspaper men are cordially invited
to call when passing.
The prospects are that this section
Will witness more active mining Op-
eratiOns this fall than ever before.
The owners of a number of proper
ties that have been idle for some
time are preparing to start active
development work this fall.-Zinc
Miner
|. b. Baker, who with other CAPT
talistS of Jackson, Miss, left for
h><A4Ianday,s after ss-,--,'a-ea.>=t-tn to
locate the hidden treasure on the
Buck Hollow, at an expense OF
5000. Mr.. Baker, while greatly
disappointed on the carbonate runs,
was even more so on a deep test OF
ZoS feet which revealed nothing of
interest. Mr.. Baker who has given
his personal attention to the work
declared his grevIous disappointment
IN a blg-hearted manner and decIar-
ed that he had lost little faith in the
field because of this first failure; and
as good evidence of his nerve he is
negotiating for the purchase of prop
erty that will put him to the task OF
drawing a large sized check in bold
Mississippi English.
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Boone Circuit Court.

GRAND JURORS.
Robt. Dobson. James l.. Dowell,
G- W. Holmes, Sylvester johnson,
Andy Moore, Bud Rea,
Sam Williams, Jas Featherstone,
Gee Justice. Frank Arnold.
Syl Widener, J. ID. Rut1edge,
e. W. Lipps, J. d. Dalton,
j. n Hammond, James Quail
PETIT JURY.
Arthur Johnson, Elam Adair,
H. L. RatCliff, Geo. Brooks,
AL Tomlin, W ID. Bdens,
Chas. Williams, James Raglan,
Cub RowIett, James Cheney,
James Oxford, Lon Coffman.
Jess Cole, Marion ShaddoX,
James Heims,. Bud WyHn,
John Young, Noah Ware,
Alex Freezing. John Phifer,
Dave Nixon,-- Fred Robertson,
Rob't Cox, NJ. S. Sims,
CRIMINAL. DOCKET.
State VS..
Bob Jones, seduction. Acquitted,
Hugh Mcdaniel, gaming. Nofle.
Mckee Burney, giving liquor to
minor. Continued.
Clarence Reeder, carving pistol.
Nolle.
Troy Rutledge, g
Nolle.
Same disturbing the peace. Fine 81.
Ranse Box, carrying pistol, Drop
ped-error.
Sam Anderson, 90 :" Acquitted.
Jas. YOungblood @ g Nolle.
A. and b. Plea
of guilty, fine s..
. Bell Jones, carrying pistol $50.
Louis Inman, jr. trespassing on
school grounds. Not guilty.
I'D Angus, disturbing the peace.
Fined IS.
w f. Wallace, giving liquor tc
minor. Fined $50.
Jones * YoungbIood, A. and B
Fined S..
J. c: Gibson, s.. !. w. |. Nolle.
Sam Anderson, B. of p Fined SIS
Garland Howard, G.. of c. icon.
tempt of Grand Jury, Jail sen
tenCe of - hours.
+. NJ LambertOn, c. of G. Fined
$50 and "a hours in Jail.
The Court adjourned yesterday af
ternOon until October 18th. The
Grand Jury up to the hour of adjourn
ment found % bills.
The Harrison times., 1906-07-21
Atlas Mason Fruit Jars
wide mouth, extra heavy
and easy to clean, at The :
Fair.

Try little KODOL FOR DYSPEP-
SsA after your meals See the effect il
VIII produce on your general feeling bv
digeSiing Your food and helping your
stomach to get itself into shape Many
StOmaChS are OverwOrkei 10 the point
Wh5Te they refuse to 90 further. kOdoI
digeStS your food and gives YOUR st0m-
dCh the rest il needs, whit its rec0nStruo-
tive properties get the stomach back into
working order. KOdol relieves flautu-
lenCe, sour stomach, palpitatiOn of the
hearI, 5elChing, etc Sold by + A. Saff-
eT
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Old Chronic Sores.

AS a dressing for old chronic sores
there is nothing so good as Chamber
Ian's Salve. While it is not avisable
to heal old sores entirely, they should be
kept in good coddtion, for which this
salve is especially valuable. For sore
nipples Chamberlain's Save has no su-
periOr. For sale by L. A. Safer
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Box Supper.

The members of the Junior Ep-
worth League, of the Methodist
church will give an old fashion box
supper at the Methodist parsonage
on Thursday night July Goth. Price
OF boxes 25cts. Each person buying
a box will be entitled to one vote on
best looking young lady present.
Everybody invited.
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The Harrison Times.
oAIUKUDAY, JULY 21. 1906.

For rent-A store building 25xSO.
Apply TO Il W o'Neal.
Cal: on Meek and see his new
STYLES OF Monuments. etc.
The dog-kiilrr began work last
week The worthless ours must 90.
Go and see Watkins & Cotfu.sns
new stock of Wall papers. They are
fine
A large assortment of toilet goods
IS at Clark's-. drug. store. Cali and
see them.
-Wheeler's patent Extension Ad-
Unstable Window Screens for sale at c.
+. JOhnsOn's-
When You want a School Book re-
member that Watkins * Coffman
have them
Something new. tiovel and cheap
at the prescription drug store. west
side; call and see
Keep the flies out, plenty of screen
wire window screens and screen doors
at c. F. Johnson's-
The Harrison Lumber Co, has re-
ceived a large stock of sash, doors,
building papers, etc.
Car load of red cedar shingles just
received
GRANGER-KELLEY LUMBER Co.
Bring your clothes to us for clean
ing aud pressing. We assure you fair
/. dealings T.. Pietsch.
-Alverson' secondhand store has
some rare bargains in all kinds of fur
niture, sewing machines, etc. Call on
him.
Lost, a valve cap for bass horn,
dbont the size of a nickle. Please re-
turn to this TIMES Office.
Don't forget that c. E. Johnson's is the
place to buy your furniture, sash. doors
and house furnishing goods.
When you want painting, paper
hanging or vanishing done in the
very best style try Minter Bros.
-Saffer's stock is fresh and the
largest III North Arkansas. You car
save money by buying from him.
john Coffman has sold his farm
on Cooked Creek. to Edward Smith
OF Gather. Consideration $1,000,
Look for the dog on your talking
achiHe records-they are the best
made For sale at the TIMES office
If YOU want to be sure and not get
batch job on Your cleaning anC
pressing take it to Peitch The Tailor
SaIy = Salvel Spread the Sllve but Ie
it Uc Pine Salve, natures remedy fDr cuts
burns, sores, etc Sold bv L. y. SaffeI.
Special prices and bargains in furni
lure and house furnishing goods. al c. f
JOhnSOn's.
For sale a wall-tent Sx1O feet, il
good condition; suita BILE for camping
puI poses. Inquire of J. f.. Barnard
Harrison, Ark.
Children like Kennedy's Laxative Hon
ey and Tar The pIelSlu est ani best
cough syrup 10 take, because it contain.
40 OpIatcs- Sold by l. a. Safer.
Received fall and winter samples
Suits and pants made to order or
short notice Guaranteed satisfdc
tlon- f. PietsCh.
No use doing without meats during
the beef scandal. We don't handle
packing house goods. All killed fresh
at home.
CappC ~ To>-r-c
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0Ivey, Ark.

The Olvey Union is pushing rapid
ly ahead. We took in eleven new
members last Monday night.
Jake, Joe and Jim Harmon, c NJ.
SoaPer, Mat Starkev, Sam Vansant,
Sam Willis, See and Pink Killebrew w
are on a homseekers excursion to
POrtales, New Mexico.
Crawford Union, at the Crawford
school house, recently admitted elev-
en- new members, so you see there is
something doing in our neck of the
woods. T. ]. f.
When you want a Tombstone or
Markers call on Meek
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For Sale or Trade

A square piano as good as new
Would trade for horse, hogs, cattle OF
lumber Inquire of
l.. ID. Cheasbr Keener, Ark
The Harrison times., 1906-07-21
A hard lot

of troubles to contend with, spring from a
torpid liver and blockaded bowels. unless
you awaken them to their proper action
with DR.. Kings New Life Pills; the
pleasantest and most effective cure for
Constipation. They prevent Appended
It's and tone up the system. 25C at Wat
kins & Coffman's drug store.
The Harrison times., 1906-07-21
Notice TO Dog Owners.

All dogs found within the City limits
without collar and tag. after July, 10,
Will be killed License can be obtain
ed at any tine.
Roy MILUM.
City Recorder
The Harrison times., 1906-07-21

The best equipped business, col
lege in the southwest. One months
trial free, Address. Fayetteville
Commercial College. Fayetteville,
Ark.
The Harrison times., 1906-07-21

We place our graduates in good
positions Write us. Fayetteville
lark J College.
The Harrison times., 1906-07-21

Atlas Fruit Jars are
quite an improvement
over the old STYLE Mason.
Call and see them at The
Fair
The Harrison times., 1906-07-21

When you want a Tombstone or
Markers call on Meek.
The Harrison times., 1906-07-21

CAPPS " JONES.
The Harrison times., 1906-07-21

period, that the man who put the
bottle to their sons lips should
suffer the consequences the results
would be more gratifying But
so long as parents are Indifferent
preSe mt conditions will continue.
Every little country village has
an ambition to become n trade cen
ter and a boom city, with no special
natural features or geographical ad-
vantages. Under such conditions
what Is most needed is some enter
prise on the part of its local capital
lists They must make the first ad-
vance in the uncertain field of devel-
Opment. They must capitalize small
factories and see that they are kept
employed. When the local business
Is finally developed and proves to
the world that they are successful,
then outside enterprises will be sure
to step in and enjoy your prosperity
with Won Just like n fellow who
finds a favorite fishing hole an
catches fish, and all the other fisher
men who see that he is catching will
drop their hooks right by the side of
the lucky fisherman. The business
men of any town should stop talk
ing and hoping for others to do
something for the town. They
should get together themselves and
prove to the world that they have a
money ma mo TOWN No outsider
will want TO fish in our swimming
hole until we prove that they can
catch fish
The Harrison times., 1906-07-21

1.-THE entertainment for the bene-
ut of the public school at the school
house tonight, will be the best dis
play OF motion pictures ever seen in
Harrison
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ENOsBUReH.

The ladies Of the Conprcga lional Church
VIII have dinner served ut tho parsor
ago Friday, February Miss Mabel Sto-
VEINS is recovering her health. She had to
leave nor school at North Troy, which she
WAS teaching.-Mrs Oscar Gilbert IL
nursing IN the family OF Charles Smith ..
Mr. and Mrs George kcniicld and two
.ot his SONS came from Fairfax Wcdncs-
day to the mill house that he purchased
of j. NJ. Burt this fail. Mr. kcnneld
bought the house blacksmith shop. mill
and timber lot ON the mountuin.-1'he G..
w. society met with Mr.. I.oVclettc's Fam
ilN Thursday evening and the next Thurs
day evening meeting will he at Daniel
Woodward s.--A house party consisting
Of Miss Fanny Chapman. Miss Eta
Bitch, Miss Alberta orr and Miss Glenna
Woodward, classmates Of Ruth Wright
at the high school, Enosburch Falls
passed the timo from Friday evening till
Monday morning at Wright farms.-Ntrs.
Mary Miller Of Newport IS with her moth
en- Mrs, Sarah stevens. who is suffering
from Il broken hip.
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GEORGIA.

Mrs. Marry Morcy of st. Adams Bav.
who was the guest OF her sister, Miss
Il. D.. l'miiu. % few days last week.
'r.uw.d To her homo Friday.-Martin
Perry Is iu--ChurloS Grinuen Of Now
York I~ tine guest 70 his mother and
sisters for q few day Mrs. Roponc
Hale returned Friday night from few
weeks visit with her daughter Mrs.
W. y. Cooley. in Essex junction.
Charles 70. Mctcaf was in Burlington
lost w'ciS attending the Masonic meet
mg.-lra H. $. Fairbanks was i'm Bur
lmgt"n saturday, February >, tho guest
of Mr. and Mrs. i. O. Shattuck of
L.omIs street
ON Friday evening OF this week. Mr.
! ''"1 N"r~" Of Randolph viii meet the
farmers and thoir families, who arc in
i'''>i'd at ia" town, for the purpose Of
r.1n"n% IL Grange. Orrin Hubbard is
seriously i'll with rheumatism and heart
i"ouNI..-Ails. Louise Churchill is SO far
Improved i'm health as to be able to wall.
to rriahhoi s.--Winuie Newton. who has
I0"r seriously II from pneumonia. is
"r gaining Louisa Ballard returned
,H- w,.h from her visit in Lyndon and
Wut.Iu.y
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FAIRFAX.

\ very pleasant social event occurred
ut thc home of Mr. and Mrs. r. 4. Wood
January 81. It was called "a gray hair
party. Mrs Wood invited II OF their
friends to celebrate the sd anniversary
of Mr. Woods birth Mrs. Wood and
daughter served fruit buttor-uuts and
homemade candy II was a great sur
iris. 10 Nh Wood Miss skinner cutcr-
tanned the company by a Tine rccitutiIn
LOWS Sanders had a finger cut off by
- circular saw last week.-Mrs.. NJ V.
Hicks is visiting her sister, Mrs
Melinda Gurt, IN Enosburgh.-MrS H.
j. Hugglca slipped ON her door step
February and spraiued one foot. Mrs.
ICON Perry fell and hurt one side badly
lest Wock.-Miss Anna Brush has return
od from Boston.-Mr, q. {. Grace moved
Mis- family to St. Adams February -
Mamie Warron's little girl is better
Miss Gortic Phelps went to Boston the
jth to visit her sister, Mrs. Hewins-
Mrs. cook went TO her home in Brandon
February Mrs. j. T.. HUI. who had
two shocks January q died February 3.
The funeral was held at East Fairfield
February MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Car
pointer pt Boston are visiting then par
ents, Nir ana Mrs. Carpenter and Mr..
and Mrs, L. y. Wood
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Merritt the il months old son of
MI and Airs. J. {. Elrick, died We'd
n"SdaN January 81 with meningitis
following Pneumonia The funeral was
held at the house saturday at 1880 u.
m. the Rev. 6. \. Emery officiating.
with burial at East Franklin ceme-
tcry.-Miss Sarah NJ Elrick of Swan
ton was in town last week to attend
the funeral of hor nephew. Merritt
Elrick.-Thoro is an cpidomic of mumps
in this vicinity with very small atten-
dance at the schools.-Mrs. A. C. Dor
by is i'll with pneumonia. Or. Fred
h"tcAin"on of Enosburgh Fails was
called as council with DR.. c. Ulysses
johnson, sunday Two OF her chill
dron arc also i'll with mumps.
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SOUTH HERO.

The Ladies' Mutual Beneat society met
at the home of MIS-. Juan Robinson
January 81 and held their annual bust
ness meeting. The following officers
were elected: President, Mrs. Mabel
Adams; vice president Mrs. Susie Fan
don and Mrs. Anna Wadsworth; secre-
tary and treasurer, Miss Mae Como,
The society will meet with Mrs. w. w.
styles Thursday February S.--Glenn
Minckler. Youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Minckler is i'll with typhoid
pneumonia Grand Isle and South
Hero Whist club were entertained at the
home of George Tracy last Tuesday
evening. The Grand Isle club won by o
score of 50 points.-MIss Grace Wright is
i'll with measles.
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LAM0ILLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

Miss Mollie Andrews, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs !. o. Andrews of this village
and the Rev. otto S kaspe, pastor OF
the First EniVcrsalist Church of Nor
riavillc were quietly married at $50
o'clock Thursday morning at the home
OF the brides parents The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. A. r. Walch,
pastor of the Universalist Church of st.
Johnsbury, and was witnessed only by
relatives of the bride. Rev and Mrs.
Raspe left ON the ten O'Clock train for
Boston, where they will spend a month.
on their return they viii reside in the
O. u. Matthews house on Portland
street. Many handsome wedding gifts
were received by the bride from her
many friends here. All join in consrat-
ulItions to the newly married couple.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY,
ALBURGH CENTRE.

Dr. J, S. GOodfcllow and Mcssrs. At
b. Rockwell James Mcneil. Irvine
Duba. John ilaylettc, T., r. Goodsell.
NJ, r. Mott and Henry Eadd OF Column
bus Lodge, No. II, Were among those
who attended the dstrist meeting held at
Isle La Motto February l. the occasion
being the annual visit of The grand lee.
turer the assistant Grand chaplin and
other grand officers, Mrs Loren Rock.
well and Miss Cora Rockwell were in
Burlington Saturday, capt John Mont
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COLUMBIA GETS $4,000.
lis: GIFT as Result of That University
AboIisliing Football

New York, Feb. 1t was stated to-
day that a gift of $4,000 recently re-
ceived by Columbia University was
given rs the result OF the university's
action in aholishng football Tho
money was given by Mrs. Maria IT,.
Williamson Of New York city. to en-
dow chair for instruction in tho
origin and development of civilization,
According TO the statement, Mrs. vii.
hanson considers the adjustment of foot.
bah as one of the greatest steps in the
interest of civilization that have been
taken in many years.
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MQRsE'S LINE.

Several from this vicinity attended the
Masonic district meeting at Swanton
FEBRUARY 2nd.-Mrs II. q. Carman and
SON Brigham, of Iiighgate have been
passing few days with Mrs. Carman's
parents Mr. and Mrs, j. NJ. Hill. n.
Bcaurogard has moved to one Of J. NJ.
Hill Jr,, tenement houses.-NIrs. Bcsettc
who has been seriously i'll is improving.-
j. NJ, iill. Jr., was in Montreal last
week attending Masonic Grand Lodge
as delegate from Nelson Lodge, No. O..
st, Armand.
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option market was without transactions,
closing not unchanged May closed 5OIbc (;
July closed 50iac; Sept closed 502ic.
OATS Receipts. 1880 bu; exports. a.
$50 bui spot easy.
CpFFEl-spot Rio quiet; so 7 in
voice Sl"Saso, mild steady; Cordova, 100
l3c. The market for coffee futures opcnod
steady az unchanged prices TO a decline
.oI iivo points under lower Eutopean cables
ana European selling fresh demand was
restricted 10 some eXtcnt by fear Of
March liquidation, but switching seemed
quite readily possible At slightly wider
differences ANA the market rule zen, rail-
st"ady during the middle session with
'"' Closing steady at unchanged prices
:" decline Of five points. Sales we're re-
ported of 1lo2jD bags. including March.
S9PO45'5; May, $71oQIf5 July $3.50:
sept $I5141j5, Dec, $775q7SO; Jan,
$50. '
GAI'-Raw nominal; fair refining,
4''"- l1-Ifc; centrifugal 9G test 3a4c; mo-
Iasscs sugar, 2'sa2 ll-lec; refined steady.
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Green Cut Bone For Poultry.

During freezing weather we cut IN a
great many tons Of green bone and
meat. There is nothing better for poul
try. Price $3.50 per barrel of 200
pounds, at which price we prepay
freights TO almost any station. At this
price cash must accompany order. Re.
init at our risk by check, postal money
order. express money order or regis.
tered letter. C. S. Page, Hyde Park, Vt.
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vERMoNTERs IN CALIFORNIA.

Those who know any Vermonter reside
ing in California are asked to send tho
name and address of the same to the Sec
rotary Of the Vermont Society of South
ern California, u. G. Andrews. SO y.
Fair Oaks Ave, Pasadena cal, so
that all Normonters in this state manv
become acquainted
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gomery and Andrew tlolcomb Of III,
La Motto We're in town Saturday NIGHT
TO attend a meeting Of Columbus lodec.
Capt. Warren Rockwell oc Burlington
was in town FridaY--Dr J. S. Goodtel-
low spent Saturday in Burlington.
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Ing place Of i'll rcputc and breach
or the peace. She pleaded guilty to
the breach of the pence and was fined
81 and costs. On tho other case she
was placed under $500 bonds for am
r"arance at the March term Of Frank
lin County Court
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08
STOWE.

Harmony Pomona Grange viii meet at
Morrsyillc February IA and will open in
the fifth degree at 1890 a. IN. Conferring
tie fflh degree and other business will
FIJI the morning session, Twelve o'clock
n picnic dinner will be served The after.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08
SHELDON.

The Rcv. +. II. rlut Will ofic.atc ut
Grace Episcopal Church Sunday Fob
ruary I, at 1900 o'clock ii. m.-Thc ice
is eight inches thick in Black Creek
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-08
HYDE PARK.

Mrs. G. L. Sawyer and daughters are
spending a short time III town the guest
of Col, and Mrs. c. L. Sawyer. She
expects soon to join her husband in s..
Louis. Mo.