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The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17
SLATER

Slater sports are rather siren
uous and "a there wasn't much
doing there on tn, Foirti in
vented something exciting.
Someone rugged up a fake or
phony giant fire-cracker and
while A big crowd was looking
on Geo, whittleton laid II behind
Mayor J. 7. Rector AMI when
the fuse was going at a lively
rate he noticsi 1t All did some
exceedingly lively stunts. lie
kicked IL aaway all IL landed
at r. A. Lcisure's feet who In
turn took to the woods. The
scare given those two men and
evcral ma by was wo"th n
whole lot and the sell-out worth
twice as much-sN free!
MIR. and Mrs. .. c. Huff AMI
grandson returned Monday from
m extended visit In Kansas City.
VIM. +, Goole returned Mon
day from a visit to his children
in Kansas.
Edwin Bridges broke his left
arm Monday morning by fall
ing off OF Jul, Snith's livery
barn, He was paintl,g the roof
and accidentally stepped OH a
freshly painted spot. causing
his fall. DR., Snoldy was called.
7. n. Carter, with J, X, Du-
ianeys, Is ON a weeks vacation,
DIR. T. II. Ross AMI wife are OF
the sick list, Jno aud hoe Gun.
nell are also among the sick,
The Slater churches joln,i In
union service sunday night IN
the big show tent Oh the publ /,
lot and listened I, n splcn II |
sermon by Rev. Jack Fro, I a q.
sisted by his wife, A larg2 num-
Der turned out.
Mrs. Salile Van Bu .kirk ~;
~Cretchcr, Mrs. Henry Jackson -;
Sweet Springs. AM Mrs. wallsc>
Jackson OF Kansas CITY spen ;
g v ril days With NJ s Alic Ma q.
tin and Mrs. Geo. Whittleton.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17
cRETcHER

Misses Lula and Birdie Woods
were visiting at Chas, Simmons
Sunday.
George Crank has built . new
house on his farm north Of here.
Mrs. Jennie .walbourn spent
Sunday in Sweet Springs visiting
Mrs. Hayner's.
Protracted meeting will -be-
GIN at Providence on the night
Of July 81 the pastor will be
ordained.
J. p. Wilson and family and
Mr.. Han visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Janes ccffsy Of near shacksliord
Sunday.
Nh, ess Jackson. y xansa.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17
Schools May Take II Up

Cedar Rapids Republican: =
The children are mu,h enthusc
and1 there /, soms talk Of Sc
curing a lo,al te ,cher AMI kee E
ing thl work up all summe {.
tits one way In which theboy !
and girls can be kept out OF mis-
chief ana there is q certaint Z
that IL would be a success II ~
dertaken.
Lost Her Engagement Finger !.
Centralia, Mo-, July 10. :
Miss Emma Collins. 10 years oil I,
the daughter Of b. l., Collins n
Boone county farmer. who liv,
near here can never wear a rim
on her engagement finger. Tw
week ago she put On an engage
ment. Yesterday. while escen
ing the cellar stsps sh, i,sl
her balance AMI fel'. IN Inc n
her ring wan caught On = Mi
ard NJ tlnGer lAporatad. II
8Homnm - AAm & HHI|t
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17

Misses Frances Mae Inez
Robertson and Ireu Huston were
shopping In Mar hall wedrs ,day.
Mrs. WIN. Spencer, Of Kansas
City returned home Saturday.
She was accompanied home by
her daughters, Harriet AM Hes
ter, who have been spending n
month with thrir grandpa, ents,
j. W. Spencer and wife.
Melvin Sayers and family are
the guests OF his parents, 8. E.
sayers and wife.
Miss Marguerite Laundrum, OF
waverly lifted at the BEAUTIFUL
home OF Mrs. j. j. Robertson last
week .
Mrs. Chas Sayers and children
and Miss Annie Briggs returned
from a visit to Nelson Monday
Press wiseman, OF st. Louis, II
being entertained this week by
his sister, Mrs. Joe Robertson.
Mis- Edna Mcdowell spent Sun.
day with home-fo'ks.
Harry Danuser and Claud,
coleman, o Mar h l., tp mt Sun,
day here with friends.
Miss Estella Grimes returne,
after several weeks visit will
friends AM relatives at Slater
and Arrow Rock.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17

Dan Kuhn left town Monday
with his threshing outfit for
Cooper county where he ex-
poets to be kept busy for some
time.
Mrs. Earl Green and children
were guests Monday Of Mrs. W.
$. Shemwell.
Miss Henrietta Glib on return
ed Monday to her home In Black
water after a visit with Miss
Edna Park.
Horace Burnett aul ii term
aw, Mrs. Burnett, AMI her two
1t 'le boys were In Mirshall on
Friday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17
SWEET SPRINGS

} Mrs. j. l.. Goggins accompanied
her guest OF the past two weeks
on IA visit To friends AMI rela-
tlves In and near Marshall the
first OF the week.
Miss Eta Glanville, Of Kansas
City, who visited Mrs. l.. j Wall
haus returned to her home the
first OF this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Weber have
returned from a briial tour OF
the states south and west.
j. E. Barnett who has been in
Oklahoma the last two
months spent this week with his
family.
In. w. Marmaduke arrived from
tie Feast on the 4 p. m. train
Tuesday.
(oEi Cubo, VI AOiuS huuooo, viSt
e the family OF Jesse Wheeler
~ week
Miss Mary Sloan who visited
Miss Gem Bink,ey and Mrs. J. E
Hooker returned Saturday tc
her home In Kansas City.
Mss Aivina Fisher Is whiting
In st. Louis this week.
Miss Birdie Elsner Is visit'ngir
Denver Colorado.
Miss Mary T. Berry spent
the day Tusday In Houstonis
attending the birthday party o
nor Niece. Hts Hsnrietta smitl
The citissns q awsst Spring
4 svese ptartlsd when they hterS
~. L.[.LLI ~ 49, z. .-.x.It.u'
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17

Do you want to get rid
ofitf II 60, take DR.. Miles
Nervine modified as di-
rected in pamphlet around
bottle. In addition to the
direct curative properties
1t has a soothing effect up
on the nervous system by
which the rheumatic
pains are controlled, and
rest and sleep assured.
It has made many cures
Of this painful disease,
some Of them after years
Of suffering. If it will
cure others why not you.
II your case is compR
Gated, write us for advice,
Il costs you nothing and
may save you prolonged
suffering.
vas . crippled that ! could
e.wsIk by suffering the pain. Then
~ syss.m' NJ dos,or toid m. I Sss
e acute attack OF. infammatory
Uervins. bought a bottle n I conn
@encsd 20 get better from the start
end for the past six months have
Ssseeis any pain; ana am able to
JAS. ". SANDERS,
=. o. Box 5. Rockavay. N. =.
veur druggist sells jr. Miles Nerv-
Ne, and we authorize him 10 return
price o. first bottle torIy) " Il falls
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart. Ind
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17
ARROW ROCK

Henry Muir and wife were Wis
itors Friiay at the count y home
OF Henry Niemeier.
Mrs.D. Lawless left Sa.urda
for Appleton City to visit he
daughter, Mrs. Lud kincheloe
and family. She viii also vi
her daughter, Mrs. Sherman, O.
near Fort Scott befors shs re
turns.
Rev. Ezell filled his regula
appointment here Sunday at the
Methodist church.
Clark Swinney AM daughter
OF the country were shopping In
town Saturday afternoon,
Mrs, W. p. McMahan, Mrs. F
+. NJ. Morris and daughter OF
Cooper county, Mrs. j. p. Bigg,
and little daughter, Mrs. Watson
Diggs and Miss Jane Craig al
left Saturday morning on the
launch Alice for Boonville OH the
way to Ell Dorado Springs for q
stay OF several weeks.
Mrs, II. II. Watts and wife and
son, Porter, spent Sunday In tn,
country at the home OF william
odell and family OF Clay Centre
Earnest Harvey and wife,
of Napton. were here Friday al
the home OF Lester Dickson.
Rev. Ward left Friday for Mel
son where he preached at tn,
christian church both morn.nl
and night.
W. II, Edwards aui wife Wis
'ited Sunda vat the home OF Jas
Marshall and wife near Black
water.
Miss Ruth Shemwell and cousin
Ruth Shemwell, OF Blackwater
visited Wednesday ana Thurg /,
day In the country with Mis-
Helen Green.
Mrs. Tom Blakely OF Kansa
! City was visiting at the home O
: Henry Cation the first OF tn
week.
g. P, Martin and son Juno an
w, 8. Hhemwell went TO Boon
Vile Sunday and brought tn
gasoline boat 9. r. Martin up I
the wharf.
Mrs. W r. Diggs returned q
Monday lrQen ! tew dAysf Viz
viii
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17
LONESOME VALLEY

Tho farmers are very busy
putting up hay the nice sunny
weather.
There was a large crowd at
tended meeting at Norton Sun
day from our neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Clements
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Miller.
Mss Pearl Reynolds 1, speni-
a few days this week with her
cousin, Miss Josie Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs, Alex. Yates were
the dinner guests OF NJ. AMI Mrs.
Les Moody Sunday,
Miss Edna Peel. of Slater. spent
q few day last week with her
cousin. Mrs.. Jessie Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Yates and
children spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. John Yates.
Mrs Pearl Harris passet
through our burg Tuesday.
Mr. 4. ". Reynolds and littl,
son. Georgs, spSnt Tuesday Wei
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17

p. q. Sullivan, Of Miami, pass
ed through our burg Tue day.
Tom Burk AMI family wre tn
dinner que Is OF MI all Mrs
John Yates Sunday.
Mr.. and Ms. @ Miller WIRE
out driving MMold y evening.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17
TEDlEvILLE

"'sbtS Odllt iUiey bUu OOt'
wilcoxen were Sweet Spring
is.tors Thursday.
Miss Florence witcher eft 70
her home In Oklahoma Friday.
Mrs. r. o. Wade entertained a,
timer Saturday Mrs. WIN. wit
zig AMI daughters. Euls ,Blanch
and villa, Mrs. J. NJ. Thoma.
ond daughters, Ruby AMI Pear
Misses Willie and I da Jonss
called ON Mira. Tom Montgomery
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. John Moore 8nd da"ghte
I%anette spent Wed. e venin.
With Mrs. ]. W. Bowmer.
Mrs. s. l.. Yokeiy AMI dalgh
!ers, Irene AMI Cor:na, Miss Cot
Nilcoxson Vi tied y " Thoma
Friday.
Walter Henderson OF near Sc
ialuia, Is visiting his sister, Mrs
Toe Swope, at this writing.
Frank Younger AM VIE were
hoi ping In Msr,h hal We no day
Shelton Thomas AMI sister,
Lula, visited their brother, e.
W. Thomas aud wife In Uousto
MIA Sunday.
W. +. Hansbro made his regu
ar call neal Ro e vallny Sunday
We are sure he ~ glad to zee the
waters down AMI gool rosit
again.
Mrs. VIM. Witcig cal'el on Mrs
\. II. Hanley Friday afte noon
Messrs. Elwood. Yokely. Chaq
shondelmeier and families vi 1t.
cd JOIN Yokcly an VIE Sund y
Mrs. John Robe I on Of Hous
tonia visited Mrs. Mary Finley
oturday AMI Sunday.
Misses Willie and I a Joaes at
.endei church In Hlghe ,ville o
unday morning.
Charles Triton and wife, S. l.
iokely and wife. Clarence an
opal Yokely were Sunday guest
Of Roy Wilcoxson and family.
W. l.. Hansbro ami wife visit
ed Dan owens Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Butts Wis
ted the latter's parents. J. W
killion and family Sun lay.
j. W. Bowmer was ca,iel (,
he bedsi ,e OF his brother-in-lav
Mr.. Meisn. who Is seriously III I,
Lincoln.
Mss Eva Teeter was the gues
Of Miss Bessie Haggard Satur
day night AM Sunday.
j. NJ. Thomas AMI wife wer
sunday guest, OF G, NJ Thoma
acar wsnamaker.
Tledeviile ball nine defeate'
he Blue Lick nins twenty I
wenty-cight last Sun 'ay even
ne ut Tiedeville,
Misses Eula and blanche wit
liz and Henrietta Smiley vi, II
ei the Misses Thomas saturda
night.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17

Miss Maggie Blskely visited At
y. VI Shrsler Fri ,av night
Miss Maggie and Mamie Nc
inni atteniei p eschinc At Mt.
Zion Sunday.
John Hayes and family viSite I
piii Hayes and family Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17

/ COUNTY NEWS +


Miss nellie Dierking IL VISIT g
Sweet Springs friends at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. X, Mr.. ami
Mrs. Chas. M. and Nj. Willie
Lemon and o George, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. Lemon, daughter Miss
Mamie and grandson Glen, were
dinner guests OF Ms!,e all Mrs.
willis Lemon Sunday.
A. p. Reager ami daughter,
Miss Frances Of Elmwood, visit
ed at ID. NJ. Harris Sunday.
Jack, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lsrue, had the misfortune OF
getting his ankle cru shed In a
hay bliler last Friday afternoon.
DIR. q. A. Richart was called and
dressed the wound and stated
that the limb was broken Just
above the ankle. He is getting
along as well as could be expec-
ted.
Miss Rosa Blain visited rela-
tives at Independence the former
part OF this week.
Miss Minnie Harris and Mrs. A.
y. Reager OF Elm wood are visit
ing the latter's daughter. Mrs.
Frank C%arothers at Sedalia.
Chas. o. Martin and Miss Tile
Lemon spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. John Forbes.
NJ. +. Carmean returned from
Kansas City Saturday after a
three weeks stay there under
the treatment of a physician.
Miss Dollie Harris Is a guest
OF Miss Francis Reager at Elm
wood.
James Blain visited at W. r.
Dorsey's, east OF Elmwood, Sun
day.
ID. NJ. Harris was In Marshall
Monday.
Mrs. q. +. Francisco OF Elm
wood entertained at supper on
Tuesday evening, Miss Fannie
Coats OF Marshall. Miss Doilie
Harris OF New Home and Miss
Frances Reager.
Miss Myrtle Carman returned
home Saturday after n weeks
visit In Sweet Springs.
Mss Ruth Mckinney returned
home Sunday after a weeks WIS.,
II with the Misses Pauling OF
north OF Blackburn.
Chas. Harris left Sunday az
ternoon for Sedalia where he
will work at a repairing at
the Mo. Pacific shops.
Messrs. James Blain and Ed
mund Allen called on Misses
Frances Reager and Dollie
Harris at Elmwooi Sunday eve.
ming.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-17

Rose Valley and Mrs. Sallie Van
Buskirk visited Mrs. Alice Mar
tin, Of Slater several days last
week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
MARINE NEWS.
Arrival and Departure of Vessels A
 Southern Ports

Arrival and Departure of Vessels At
 Southern Ports.
 Mobile, Ala, Aug. 14--Arrived: Co., loobta, (Nor), Boe, LaCeiba; Saba, tBr.). CaIvers. St. Lucia; schooners Phlneas W. Sprague, Krunland, Calbar- len; M. J. Taylor. (Br.l. Dukebar, Car denas.
 Cleared--steamers Colombia, (Nor.) !. Boe. LaCeiba; Times, (Nor), Grimm. Caribbean; Malinche. (Br). Andrews,
 Port Eads. La, Aug. 14--Arrived: Steamers Camoens, (BeL). Penrice, San tos. via Rio de Janeiro; Morgan, (Amn)s Thompson, Tampa.
 Sailed Steamers: Hoerde, (Ger.) ), Mass, Hamburg; Edward Dawson, (Br). Horne. Port Arthur,
 New Orleans, La. Aug. 14-. (Cleared Steamers Wragby, (Br). Olsen, Rotter- dam. via Newport News; Chaucer, (Br. Pidgeon, Antwerp; Joseph Vaccaro. (Br.l, Simpson. Ceiba; Marietta di Gior- gio. (Nor.). Johnson. Truxilo, via Gel ba; John Wilson, (Nor.). Hansen, Rua- tan and Tela, via Ceiba; Dictator. (Nor.). Haraldsen, BluefeIds: Ellis, (Nor). Irgens, Colon; Hispania, (Nor.) Stickler, Port Limon; El Norte, (Amn. Maxson. New York; ship Kaiser, Ger }, Streiberger. Bremen.
 Pensacola. Fla. Aug. 14-Arrived: Steamers Newlands (Br.). BeedIe. Tam pico Galveston (Nor.). Bryde. Matan- gas: Elizabeth (Ber.). Schroeder. Tam pico.
 Cleared: Steamer Galveston (Nor.) Bryde, Galveston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15

over white foundation Into the most striking costume at a garden party at Lake Como. The Contessa GasaYes- shia effected the eclipse.
 The startling effect of her gown was that suddenly and fitfuliy it seemed to light up. first 'around the hem. then higher up in the ruffles. and even the large turbanshaped coiffure which the countess wore about her head would glow with an intermittent radi- ance as if hundred tiny electric lights were hidden in it.
 Mrs. L. J. Broadwood and Misses Hilda and Edith Broadwood have been spending a week at Mrs. Popes on Joachim street.
 Mrs. Goidsby and Miss Agnes Belle Goldsby left last plight for Bailey Springs.
 Mir. Gustave Chaudron. Jr.. has gone to St. Louis. which city he win in fu- ture make his home.
 Miss Annie Danziger. of Montgom- cry. arrived today to be the guest of Miss Katherine Courtney. MT. Eimore Davidson has returned from trip to the East. Mrs. David son remained in Poplar Bluff. Missouri. on q visit to MT. Davidson's relatives. MT. J. B. Merrill, of Lucedale, spent yesterday in the city.
 MT. Richard sadler win return to- morrow from ten days stay at Tate Spring.
 Mir. and Mrs. John staunton. who are enjoying a trip through Florida, are at present at Apalachicola. Mir. Eugene Sell will leave on satur- day for St. Louis
 Mir. Mat Maharner. Jr.. has returned from Tate Spring.
 Mir. J. R. McLinden has gone to Atlanta.
 Mir. Gregory L. Smith Is spsnding a few days at Gulfport. Mrs. Dick Wilson, formerly of Mo- bile but now of New Orleans. is on a visit to Citronelle.
 Miss May Howard is visiting Mrs. " ". Weekley in Pensacola.
 Mfr. Edward Fitzgerald left on Thursday for Montgomery.
 Mrs. William N. Hunter and little daughter left today for wayneville. N.
 Mir. and Mrs. Augustus W. Brooks are receiving congratulations on the birth of son.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
POLICE DEPARTMENT
 AND DEPUTIES S0UABBLE

Mobile, Aug. 14.--lspeeiaL) )---Cross trials which will represent the police department on the one hand and the constables attached to the offices of the justices of the peace on the other are now in progress. While these trials grow immediately out of the trouble of last evening which occurred at the saloon of Charles Nelson on Conti street, yet in reality 1t means the continuation of much bitter feel ing that has existed between the two departments for some time past. Patrelman Lincoln and Constable S. J. Eaton are made the principals In the fight, and the latter was before Acting Recorder Hale this morning charged together with Charles Nelson and Pat MeCafferty with disorderly conduct. These three cases were all continued.
 Lincoln will appear before Justice oi the Peace r. w. Herman to answer to a charge of assault and battery preferred against him by Ewton and for which appearances Lincoln is now under $500 bond.
 The affair of last evening was the culmina tion Of a fight in Nelson's sa- loon. Lincoln entered the saloon for the purpose of placing the partici- pants under arrest. when Ewton enter ed and claimed the men as his pris- oners. Ewton was then placed under arrest also.
 At the station house bail was given for all three men arrested. F. W. Herman going on the bond of Ewton. Subsequently, the warrant of arrest was made out against Lincoln. Bond in the amount of $5s00 was fixed by the justice of the peace who demanded two sureties. and as Lincoln had only brought one with him, he was sent to jail until another had been secured It was some time before this wal done.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
Order of Parade.


 Mobile. Aug. 14.--(Special. )--The or der for the parade which is to escort the prize team of the local uniform rank Knights of Pythias from the steamship on their arrival Tuesday morning is as follows:
 Mir. F. A. Lumsden. marshal of the parade. on mount.
 Band.
 Uniform rank. in full uniform. Carriages containing orators and distinguished ditiZens.
 Procession of Pythians,
 The following committees will have charge of their respective parts: General Arrangements Committee D. B. Cobbs. chairman; Albert D. Bloch, Henry Simon, F. Lumsden, Rob ert W. Horn, R. B. Cox. Myer Gold smith. B B. Boone. Osborn Enholm. B. A. Allen.
 Finance Committee-F. Lumsden, chairman; E. N. Flowers, D. B. Cobbs. Music Committee-D. B. Baron, chairman; F. Lumsden. B. A. Allen. Oratorieal Committee-Albert D. Bloch. chairman; Henry Simon. B. B. Cox.
 Refreshment Committee--osborn En- holm. chairman; D. B. Baron. W. T. Prichard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
Brim vagaTies Mark New Hat

The latest millinery creation Is hat with a wider bTlm. which turns up with sharp point on one side and droops on the other.
 The bonnet which came In recently is having all possible plays made upon It.
 And there existst a perfect brood of sc0oped coal scuttle models.
 Some of them cover the ears and head in a way authorized by the Shaker bonnet.
 Many of the models possess e little lace frill at the back of the neck in the old curtain" way.
 Lace and velvet ties are the frequent accompaniment of this bonnet.
 Mixed straws are coming over from the other side. and are seen much with full crowns and puffed tulla.. ' In place of the profusion of flowers so often seen, there Is & new fancy for using ribbon velvet for trimming.
 full blown rose, looking as though 1t had fallen there by chance abets the ribbon velvet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
CAN'T FIND PTTTSIAN.
Man Responsible for Accident to Ptt
 man Writes AnanyuaOua Letter.

Man Responsible for Accident to Pttt-
 man Writes Anonymous Letter.
 Chicago. Aug. 14.-Although the po- lice ran down every possible clew to- day, they were unable to locate John l.. Pittman who was run down by an auto last Wednesday night and then ssqnestered by the man who drove the machine. Ii was learned that Pittman had worked for six years as a street car conductor and from a well known family of Atlanta, Ga.
 The fact that Pittman had been in- 3uFed was made known by the man re- sponsible for the accident who wrote an anonymous letter last night stat ing that the victim was receiving med. ieal attention at the writer's home The letter was signed "A Borrowing Citizen'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
THREATENED WITH CHOLERA.
st. Petersburg Health Department
 Alarmed at Death Rate.

AAnFAmeu AI 0caAA HAAto.
 St. Petersburg, Aug. 14.--During the past fortnight an immense number of cases of an intestinal disorder have been recorded in the city. and today the department of health published fg- ures showing that for the first Ave days of the current week there had been 210 deaths from this cause. Last week there were ITS deaths from the same malady. The department de- clares officially that the city of St. Pe- tersburg is threatened with cholera.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15
HOLp-UP IN SELMA.
Negro Makes Another Black Cough UT
 Three DOIIars

Selma, Aug. 14.-(Special like Moore. a negro with q bad reputation ana a knife. held up Sam Strong, col ored. this morning in East Selma and made Sam cough up 8. then beat It.
 Sam told hls trouble to Police Oh- eers Hayes and Logan who went after Ike with dogs. They followed the chase six miles out of town but Ike covered his tracks and escaped.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-15


 Mobile, Aug. i4.--( Especial. )--A de- lightful picnic was given last evening at Spring Hill. Stein's Springs being the spot selected and where the deli cious supper was enjoyed. Those pres ent were. Misses Katie Powers. Joe hanna Schlater, Marie Ruth and Hope Marston, Mary stanb. Eloise and Helen sey, Grace Linping, Georgia Mcdonald. Rose Mays. Edna Tngais. Fannie Ca- rey and Messrs. Horri Linning, Fred and Jack Hayes. oscar and Rudolph Browp, Edwin staub. Dudley and Har- ry Dawson. Jere Austill. Fielding Vaughan and Allie Williams.
 AIobflinns Entertained.
 Miss Blanche McHugh was the charming hostess on Wednesday even Ing at 6 beautiful 'at home" given In honor of her guests. Miss Annie Cowlsx and Miss Eleanor Druham of Mobile. The Pensacola Journal says:
 The comfortable new home of Mir. and Mrs. Has McHugh. sr. Is an Ideal place for enteytaining and is especially arranged for dancing. The long din- ing hall was used for the dance and was beautifully decorated in ferns. palms and Southern smilax. The tall with vines. and cut flowers in abund- ance were used. At A little bower in corner of the room an orchestra was stationed. which played for the dancers.
 ~Tn the hall was placed the big cool punch bowl. the red cherries giving pretty touch of color to It's contents. Here Mrs. Eugene Koch. former Mo bile girl, and sister of Miss Cowley, presided. She wore a becoming gown of white lingerie. Miss McHugh look ed very pretty in princess gown of pink crepe de chine, elaborately trim med. She was assisted in receiving her guests by her mother, Mrs. Jas Me- Hugh, who wore a handsome white gown, Miss pFuhan and Miss Cowley. the former wearing . lovely pink silk princess costume, and the latter a blue siIk gown. eiaborateiy trimmed in lace.
 '.Miss Julla Mooney received the guests in the dining room. where ele- gant refreshfnents were served. Miss McE1ugh's guests were: Miss Eleanor Druhan and Miss Annie Cowley of Mo- bile. guests of honor: Miss Jessie Har- ris of Columbus, Ga; Miss Blanche whlts, Mlss Milda Touart, Miss Mar guerite Mclean of Mobile, Miss Mag- gle McMugh. Miss sadie MeHpgh. Mss Hazel BiehighauseF. Mes Genevieye Jas. McHugh, Mallory Tiera, Paul Ri- era. Anthony Riera, Sidney Bell. Willie Kelley. George Hargis. Ralph Bowes. c. B. ciilins, Ed Hart, Theo, Marconi. Geo. Marconi, Sidney Bell. Willie KeI- l ley. Louis Rady. Joe McHugh. Herman White and Willie Kains."
 Personal Notes.
 A small army of harnessed fireflies 1 transformed 4 simple frock of point de'esprit in a delicate shade of green