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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-03
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CASH Quotations.

Cash Quota tions were as follows: Flour,
steady; No. rye, 73l@74c, feed or mix
ing barley. old. 55M5sc; fair 10 choice
mailing, new, 69@71c; fax seed NO. 1
southwestern. s2.i13: No. 1 northwestern.
s2.56! timothy seed, S73odS,5o; clover.
sa.00G l460. mess pork. per barrel. 81 so
M21,75; lard, per 100 pounds. Sl2.0ie;
short ribs. sides Ooose). sll.50G12123;
short clear sides (boxed). s12373@12.5o.
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total clearapces of wheat and -four
were equal to 10000 bushels Exports
for the week. as shown by Bradstreets,
were equal TO 1924 900 bushels. Primary
receipts were ] 1.20i 900 bushels, compared
with 1.00T, 600 bushels the corresponding
day a year ago. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow: Wheat. 1l3 cars: corn. sos
cars: oats. 29d GAYS: hogs 1000 head.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The National Bank of the
Republic

at Salt Lake City. In the state of Utah.
at the close OF business September I, 1910.
RESOURCES
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OBITUARY..
Frank Engle.

Frank Engle.
Frank Engle was born in Bamen
county in Germany April 80, 1872, and
died in the Ottumwa hospital April 20
1910. He came to this country In
1884 and first located in Mt. Pleasant
In 1895 he came to Wapello county
locating near Dudley, where he had
lived until his death. He was married
March Is, 1905, to Maggie Latcham
and to this union were born two chill
dren, Francis and Donald.
Mr.. Engle was an engineer at the
mines in Rutledge and was a member
of the U. M. w. A. He had been i'll
since February and had borne his suf.
ferings patiently. He was kind and
loving husband and father and true
friend.
Surviving are his wife and two chill.
dren, his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Tracey
Engle. one sister, Mrs. Anna L.
Stump, and three brothers, Joseph A.,
Rudolph and August Engle.
The funeral was held April 20, 1910,
and interment was made in the Of
tumwa cemetery. Rev. w. c. Hengen,
rector Of Trinity Episcopal church,
OBLIGATED at the funeral service.
Contributed.
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WEST GROVE.
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G. l.. Hunt made business call at
Bloomfield Saturday.
E. L. Stickney of Moulton spent
Friday evening in West Grove on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Garry left Fri
day night to spend few days with
Otis Stober and Mrs. McAtee.
The Wabash Railroad company is
repairing the road from Moulton to
Ottumwa. There has been IS loads of
sand and gravel passed through this
place this week.
Charles Benton and Arthur Hooker
smith spent Saturday In Bloomfield
on business.
Mrs. G. w. Balm spent Saturday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. South
John Eckard of Bloomfield spent
Saturday in West Grove on business.
The Republicans met Saturday in
the township hall in West Grove and
nominated a full township ticket and
Endorsed H. J Southern for clerk Of
the court.
ern. . .. ....
S. F. Darnielle passed through West
Grove on his way to Bloomfield to
spend few days with his daughter,
Mrs. J. F. Kline. .
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A marriage license was granted yes
terday to Herbert Oswald, 20, of Abba,
and Lora Winnifred Richardson, 10,
Of st. Joseph, Mo.
The Abba Union has purchased the
business block just vacated by Ed
Cooper the grocery man, and as soon
as the room ca nbe properly prepared
will move to it's new home.
James Edwards died in the county
Jail yesterday. He came to Abba from
st. Louis, where he was injured In q
brick yard, and asked to be taken into
the county jail, and when he was re-
fused admittance, went to the depot
and stole a suit case, for which act
he was arrested The body is yet un-
claimed and lies in the undertaking
parlors.
The examination for common school
diplomas was held Wednesday and
Thursday in the rural districts OF
Monroe county. The questions were
sent out by the state department, q
departure from the usual method.
David Mcbride and family have re-
turned to their old home at Abba after
several years. residence on a farm
near Macon, Mo.
Mrs. w. c. Ramsey is on the sick
list this week.
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Emery Miller Of Marion, Ia, visitet
over Sunday with Miss Inez Scar
borough.
The Methodist Sunday school board
will meet tonight at the church. After
this meeting the Epworth league viii
hold meeting to decide what to do in
regard to the lecture course.
Bryce Springer visited over Sunday
with friends In Moulton.
Rev. Alva Huff Of Drakeville will
occupy the Methodist pulpit mex,
Rev. Tucker who Is sent as delegate
to the theological seminary at North
| western university located at Evans
ton. III. He leaves Friday evening.
The Methodist church has changed
the time Of the evening service from
1880 to s o'clock. This will not go into
effect until a week from Sunday as
the Epworth league which will be OBJ
served by a program commencing at
1870.
Earl Wisdom Of Colesburg, Ia re-
turned home Sunday from a brief visit
with his parents, A. ]. Wisdom and
parents n-l law. ]. W. Bullock and wife
living southeast Of town.
Miss Katie Yahnke and little Miss
Margaret Shaw of Ottumwa visited
relatives in this city Sunday.
Methodist choir practice will be
held next Saturday evening at DR..
H. c. Youngs. A large attendance is
desired as they are working on can
tata.
Mrs. Wyatt Smith and daughter
Marie of Ottumwa visited over Sun
day at the Albert and Tom Junkin
homes. ... ~.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Sayles Of Ottur-
wa returned home the first of the week
from few days visit with Mrs.
Sayles parents, John Shook and
wife.
The Rebekahs initiated Misses
BERTHE Gore, May Benge. Ellsworth
Rominger, Clyde Sturgeon. Emery
Stodrhil. and re-instated Jesse Benge
at their meeting Friday.
Frank Ferguson who has been on
the road for the past three months is
at home. = ,a
Miss Ethel Kelso has resumed her
place as teller in the National bank,
after months vacation.
The juniors Of the high school gave
their annual reception for the seniors
FRIDAY night The evening was spent
ME Evans won the contest. Prof. W.
York and Prof. Will Russell delivered
addresses. A mock luncheon Of all
day suckers was enjoyed by all. This
was followed by the regular luncheon.
Mrs. B. r. Carroll left Monday for
Abba where she delivered an address.
Supt. Spicer was in Roscoe and
Grove townships last week visiting
schools.
Marriage licenses were issued the
last of the week to ]. Stookesberry
and Mrs. CYNTHIA A. Dooley, B. F.
Smith and Miss Allie B. Richie. Sher-
man Quinley and Miss Fidellia Bryan,
N. w. Labagh and Miss Jennie Stag
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Robert Louden Of Ottumwa came
Tuesday for a visit with his mother,
Mrs Sam Mckinley.
Mrs. Mary Bender Of Chicago came
Sunday to visit with her mother, Mrs.
M. E. Clinton.
Lloyd and Earl Miksell spent Sun
day at their home in Oakley.
DR.. Mowbridge left Monday for his
home at New London.
Mrs. Sam Mckinley is enjoying a
visit with cousin of hers Of Ellis,
Kansas.
H. C. Goodwin and Mrs. John Ewald
left Wednesday evening for Mason
City to visit with their sister, Mrs. Ora
Brightwell.
Mrs. Robert Lewis and little daugh-
ter Ruth, came home from Corydon
Monday evening after a visit with her
parents. a..
Mrs Jerry Cadagan Jr.. died at the
home Of Jerry Cadagan ST., on Mon
day, May 2. after long illness Of
consumption. The remains were taken
to GAINESVILLE, Mo-, Tuesday for inter-
ment.
Ned Clinton returned to his home
at Marshalltown Sunday evening, after
visit with his mother, Mrs.. M. E.
Clinton. -....
Neil Loynachan and Howard Lari-
mer spent Sunday in Charicton.
jeff Hancock of Corydon spent the
first part of the week with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Robert Lewis.
A deaconness Of the Des Moines
conference spoke in the Methodist
church Sunday morning.
Ethel Dixon who is attending the
Commercial college at Charlton, spent
Sunday with her parents.
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LIBERTYVILlE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Pratt and baby
and Mrs. Clara Pratt Of Fairfield visit
ed here with relatives.
Elsie and Edna Hoffman spent last
week with relatives in Birmingham.
Word has been received here Of the
marriage Of Miss Clara Rodibaugh Of
Agency, formerly Of Libertyville.
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. McGaw of Fair
field spent Wednesday with their
daughter, Mrs. c. vaught.
Charles Y~lnglove Of the Younglove
Construction Co. Of Sioux City, spent
several days last week here on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denton Tedrow went
to the Ottumwa hospital Saturday,
where an examination was made on
Mr.. Tedrow, who is in very poor
health.
Mrs. Allen Pierson and Mrs. A. N.
Beale spent Thursday in Ottumwa.
-Irs. Rodine Nelson of Fairfield Wis
tied last week with Mrs. Frank Vim.
Mrs. John Allison and Mrs. Owen
Potts spent Sunday in Eldon with rel
at.ves
Il. o. Written OF Wichita, Kansas,
visited last week with e. c. Lucas,
and purchased the Henry Hawkins
farm at $125 per acre, and will take
possession March 1.
William Rodabaugh Of Agency was
a business caller in Libertyville on
Monday.
James Wilson of Fairfield was trans
acting business, here Thursday.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
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County Clerk Collins has issued a
marriage license to Guy Martz of this
city, and Miss Hannah Shelford of
Hiteman. The groom Is a son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Martz of Charlton and
the bride is daughter of Mrs. Han
nah Shelford of Hiteman. The happy
couple will reside In this city, the
groom being employed on the railroad
here. Both have resided here for some
time and have many friends who will
extend congratulations and best
wishes.
A number from Charlton went down
to Russell Friday evening and present
ed the play Down in Dixie" which
was given here short time ago. They
were greeted with good audience
and realized a neat sum.
Charles Sembower OF Des Moines
has returned home after a few days
visit with Burke Gittinger
Mrs. Lovina German and sister-in-
law, Miss Sarah German, Of near Beth
any, Mo-, who had been spending sew
eral months in Ottercreek township,
with the formers sister, Mrs. John
Lipe, returned home Saturday.
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DAMAGE CASE
GIVEN TO JURY
PARKS VS.. BRACEY HEARING At
AN END-WANTs DAMAGES
FROM TRACTION co.

The case Of Parks against Bracey
in which $4,000 damages are sought on
the claim of contributory negligence
and responsibility for runaway on
the highway near Agency several
months ago, found it's way to the jury
this morning. The case has been IN
court for four days past and the arsu-
ments to the jury began yesterday aft
ernoon. All arguments we're not COM
pleted yesterday, however and this
morning they were finished and
lengthy Instructions covering the pc
culiarities of the case were given to
the court to the jurors The jury re-
tired about II O'Clock to deliberate.
The court began drafting a jury this
afternoon for the hearing Of the case
of w. S. Sage against the Ottumwa
Railway and Light CO. The case is ona
of damages sought through alleged ac-
cident to tho plaintiff in attempting to
board car. It is alleged that in board
ing the car at Washington street. ".
S. Sage was thrown from the car ~
injured his knee" He sues for s1.9so.
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w. w. Duham Of Corydon. formerly
Of this city visited Sunday with his
relatives and old friends here.
Mrs. P. 0. Busselle, Of Wichita,
Kans. formerly Of this city visited in
Charlton Saturday with her brother
in-l law. L. H. Busselle, while on her
way to Milo where she had been call
Mrs. e. H. Perry returned Saturday
afternoon from a few weeks visit
with friends il Billings. Okla, where
she formerly resided.
Mrs. L. w. Moffett and children re-
turned Saturday from visit with rel
atives in Pleasanton.
Mrs. G. w. Mitchell and son, G. N.
Mitchell of Warren township were
called to Russell Saturday evening by
the death of her sister, Mrs. Marcella
Threlkeld who passed away at the
home OF her daughter Mrs. Charles
Mckinley at the age CT 81 years, aft
err an extended illness.
Mrs. Chas. Post of Des Moines re-
turned home Saturday evening after
few weeks visit with her parents.
M. and Mrs. P. V. Van Arsdale. Of
Lincoln township.
Mr.. and Mrs. T, 3. Wright left Sat
urday evening for st. Joe where they
expect to reside in the future. Mrs.
Wright was formerly Miss Goldie
Hickman. .& Aa .frs -
Miss Grace Gittinger3 visited over
Sunday with friends in Des Moines.
Miss Florence Maple left Saturday
for Marshalltown to attend the state
convention Of postoffice clerks.
II. G. Larimer went to Excelsior
Springs, Mo. Saturday to spend a
few days with his wife and children.
who have been spending month at
that place. a.. .-ss
Mrs. w. r. Everett and little daugh-
ter Of Lincoln, Nebr., visited friends in
this city Saturday, while enroute to
Rockford I'll.
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DRAKEVILlE.

Miss Jennie Slagle of this place and
Dr.. N. w. Labagh of Mystic were unit
ed in marriage at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. F
Slagle, on May 8. Mrs. Labagh Is ono
Of Drakevilles highly esteemed young
ladies. She has been employed as a
music teacher in Mystic for the past
three years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stow and daughter OF
Mystic arrived Saturday evening to
attend the Slagle-Labagh wedding on
Sunday.
Miss Della Bryant; daughter OF S. D.
Bryant, and Sherman Quigley. both of
this place, we're married at the home
of the brides parents on Sunday.
May 8.
Mrs. J. N. Wood was called to Win
ston, Mo-, on Saturday by the death
Of her brother-in-law, Mr. Holdings
worth Of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. +. Bryant of IN
ionville, arrived Saturday to visit
with relatives few days. ...
Miss Edith Rothenstine came home
on Saturday evening from Centerville,
after weeks absence.
Miss Blanche Duke spent Friday
night with Gladys jennings.
Miss Clara Hannah left Friday to
visit with friends at Udell, Iowa.
Owing to the inclemency Of the
weather the band concert was post
poned on last Saturday evening.
Misses Ethel Eeady, Lizzie and
Edith Scott attended the marriage of
Ivah Allen OF Udell and Roy Jay Of
Floris at the home of the brides par
ents at Udell on May g.
Howard Mcconnell has been work
ing with an extra gang on the c., r. l.
& P, railroad at Unionville He
spent Saturday and Sunday with
people.
Miss Beatrice Bennett of Ellington
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j. Ward and son Theodore Of near
Buxton are visiting friends In Eddy
vile today. ...
Miss Roxie McMahan who Is work.
ing in Ottumwa spent Sunday with
her parents in Eddyville.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ed Gray Of Springfield
Illinois, and Mrs. Nina Kingerly of
Eldon visited Saturday with Miss
Cora Pyatt and other friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Garrett and son Paul
drove to Fremont Saturday and visit
ed Mr.. CARROTS parents over Sun
day. ......
6. w. Stevens has been confined to
his home the past week on account Of
sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Rapp Of Dudley
visited recently at the parental G. w.
Stevens home. They left Saturday for
Colorado and Kansas to look over tho
country and perhaps determine upon
location.
J. w. Lusk Of Mt Pleasant is visit
ing his brother law VIM. Hankins
this week.
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RlCHLAND.

A. F. Bridges has bought the LATE
Brolliar property and. will erect a
fine new building on the site of the
old one.
John Green who. purchased the
Thos Brady property is moving his
family into it.
Wednesday being Miss Mary Lewis,
birthday large number. Of friends
came in on her unannounced and sur
prised her. reminding her that that
day was her birthday. Ice cream and
cake were served and a pleasant time
was enjoyed.
A party Of young people went to
Clay wednesday evening to spend the
evening with their friend and school
mate, Miss Mabel Jones.
Warren Morgan Of Clay cut his foot
quite seriously Monday evening and
was brought here to have the wound
dressed.
The Ladies' Aid society met We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Carmich-
ael and finished up lot of sewing.
Mrs. Foote who visited her mother
in Des Moines couple of week has
arrived at home.
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J. Parberry has sold his barber shop

to Earl Roberts.
| Postmaster Crossen who went te
Columbus, Kans., to attend the funer-
al of his brother law, returned to
his home Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Schaffer, Mrs. Truax and
DR.. Eppie McCrea went to st. Paul
| Saturday evening to visit Grant Tru-
ak. Mrs. Truax will spend the sum-
mer with her son in St Paul.
J. L. Griffin has gone to Botaneau.
N. D., on a land inspecting trip
Mrs. Lille Palmer of Avery and
Mrs Joe Glassel OF Abba were visit
ing relatives and friends in Eddyvilla
Saturday.
Harry Heston has accepted a posi-
ton with the Postal Telegraph Co. at
Des Moines and left Saturday to be-
gin work.
R. J. Oldham was transacting bust
ness in Lacey Saturday. r. M. Beamer
was business caller in Abba Satur-
day.
Ottumwa passengers Saturday were
Ollie Bescoe, A. c. Black, G. Roberts
The school board held meeting
Friday evening and elected teachers
for the coming wear. The same teach
ers were elected to fill the same posi-
tions which they have held the past
year.
Those from Eddyville attending the
funeral of Mrs. Lena. Kussart were:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kussart and family,
Mrs. L. Middlesworth and Mrs. c. A.
Norwood.
Mrs. H. Moore of Frederic and Mrs.
]. Roberts visited Miss Vida Moore
at Mitchellville Friday.
]. Frazen came down from Des
Moines Friday to attend the funeral
Of his sister.
Mrs. GILES Of Ottumwa spent Sat
urday with her mother Mrs. D. Shields
living south Of town.
J. w. Pyatt met with slight acct
dent Saturday which may keep him
from work for a while. His team be-
came frightened and ran away. In at
tempting to stop the horses, Mr..
Pyalt was injured.
The Reliable society Of the Christ
ian church were entertained Thurs
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. w.
G. Berry: A very interesting program
was given. The subject was Oliver
Wendell Holmes and the following
persons responded:
Mrs. Woods Smith-"Boys."
Mrs. G. n. Berrv-"Aunt Tabftha.'
Dora Dohl-"Life of Homes"
Mrs. Bell--His favorite poem.
Neva Misunderstanding.
The meeting was opened with a
song and each member gave quota
ton Refreshments were served.
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BLAkESBURG.

Mrs. Clara Gamble returned to her
home in Milwaukee on Thursday Of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard weodford of
Ottunwa are visiting relatives at this
place --
Mayo Williams went to Chilicorhe
Wednesday where he has opened a
barber shop.
Jennie Berry went to Dallas, Dako-
ia Wednesday where she has located
on a claim. @.a
Miss Foster of Abba is nursing Mrs.
Alice limbaugh who is slightly improv
ed in health.
Rev. C. E. Petit returned from Mt.
Pleasant Friday.
Mrs Gertrude Cunningham gave a
variety shower Thursday evening in
honor Of Miss Gertrude Brown who
is visiting with Mrs. Rosa Williams
here. ~-
Ruth Tinsley went to Ottumwa Fri
day to visit her aunt Mrs. VIM. Jack
son.
Leila Snow was an Ottumwa visit
or Wednesday.
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Kansas. Is visiting with her cousins,
Ethel and lola Pierrard. Of this place.
William Millisack and daughter,
Marion. Of Ottumwa, arrived Saturday
to spend Sunday at the J. G. Millisack
home here.
G. F. Broun Of Des Moines returned
to his home last week after weeks
visit at the G. H. Boles ana William
Putnam homes here.
Charlie Scott of this place celebrat-
ed his 88th birthday anniversary on
Monday, May 2. He received quite q
number Of beautiful post cards as q
remembrance from his friends and
relatives.
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The Junior class Of the high school
entertained the seniors last Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. E Johnson, north Of town. A
three course lunch was served. and
all enjoyed a pleasant evening.
The public schools closed Friday
with picnic for the grades and ball
game for the high school. a-
Saturday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Foster the alumni
reception was held On account OF
the bad weather there was not a large
attendance, but pleasant evening
was enjoyed by all present. The Of
ficers elected for the following year
we're:
President. Dick Connolly.
Vice President, Maude Shadford.
Secretary. Watson Enyart.
Corresponding Secretary, Blanche
Foulke.
Treasurer, Rowland Lynn.
Executive Committee, Fannie Nye,
Ethel Rouke, Homer Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Willis Of Colfax,
Wash, who have been spending the
winter in Florida, and are en- route
home, are visiting their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Marsh.
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Mrs. c. w. Sherrick, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. M. E. Rey.
nolds in Oklahoma City, returned
home Thursday evening.
F. A. Schmidt who was kicked by a
horse about two months ago and SUI
fered a severe fracture Of the bone OF
the right thigh was taken to Keokuk
Saturday and the leg was amputated:
When the plaster cast was removed
the bone was found to be badly honey
combed.
Mrs. Willard Brandyberry left Tues
day for Youngstown. Mo-, to join her
husband who is holding evengelistlc
meetings in that city.
Mrs w. H. Gentner, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. W.. B. Hayes. left
Saturday for Bemidji, Mimi. where
they will visit Mrs. Hays daughter,
Mrs. Cellyhan.
Ben Marmion was kicked in the face
by a horse Friday morning and suf-
fered unusually painful injuries. HIS
nose was severed from the face on
one side about half way up, and the
Drs. Turner and Paisley sewed the
wounded member back to it's place.
The annual commencement OF the
Pennington high school will be held
Friday evening" May 10, at the opera
house. and will consist Of a class play.
Cupid at vassar." The following Is
the cast:
John Willet, a young architect, Es-
mond Good.
Amos North, country banker, Roy
Flamm.
Shiny. lazy darkey. Ray Hufford.
Hank Gubbin, the hired man, Harry
Alfrey.
Mr.. Newton of Vermont, Levi Zane.
Kate Newton. q senior at Vassar,
Mamie Kirkpatrick.
Wanda Carol, Hates step-sister,
Nellie Cahill.
Miss Page, Perceptress, Mary Stew
ems.
Sally Webb, Rates chum, Hazel
Lerche.
Matte Hart, Pattie Snow, Helen
Conway. college girls, Lula Hartrick,
Minnie Bruggeman, Blanche Wells.