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Fair play., 1910-03-26
Quarryt0wn Items.

Miss Lena Ottie was the guest of her
sister Mrs. Joseph Baumann several
days last week.
Mr.. John Schneider who has been
visiting his daughter Mrs. Ed. Boillot
for the past year left for Mineola,
Iowa, last Saturday.
You ought to see Mr.. Joe Bader, he
is going around with a smile over his
face--and why-why because they
have big fat ten pound baby boy at
their house. This makes the popuIa-
ton of Quarrytown 138. Hurrah!
Mr.. Ed. Boillot bought fine team
OF young mules from E. Z. Swink and
and when they are "rgged' out in
their new harness they look swell. "
Died, Tuesday at 1880 P. NJ, with
a broken heart, Fanny, the little bay,
belonging to Frank Valle. Frank
Meyer lost nice COW the same night.
Last week the best ones in our
school were: First grade, Rosa Get
finger; second, George Gettinger;
third Edwin Schmtt; fourth, Kate
Baumann. For this week first grade,
Leo Bader; second George Gettinger;
third, Oscar Bader; fourth, Sophia
Baechle; fifth, Peter Meyer; sixth,
Lizzie Bahr. The last and most or
derby class was the fourth grade.
Mr.. Rickard paid us visit Wednes-
day getting childrens ages. Well Just
SO he isn't getting grown peoples ages.
Last Wednesday Mr.. Gus Baumann
brought his baby Francis pretty
tame rabbit and now it keeps Francis
busy looking for Easter. Save me
some Francis,
Tony Viox and Franl, Bahr are on
the sick list. Mrs. Schmitt is up again
aud feels much better.
Miss V. Gaty left for Weingarten
Saturday to visit her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f.. Lucket. She re.
turned Sunday evening,
Quiet crowd from here attended
the sale of Schilli's at Weingarten,
Miss Annie Vale of New Bourbon
visited her sister and brother several
days this week, TIL GIRL.
Fair play., 1910-03-26
EUCHRE
AND DANCE
RAROCHIAC HALL
G ASTER MONDAY, aeTE

Walter l.. Hensley, of st. Fran
co.'s county, was in Ste. Genevieve
last Thursday and Friday, and in
formed rs that he was a candidate
for the Democratic nomination to
Congress. Mr.. Hensley was raised
in jefferson county but has been a
resident of Pennington, st. Fran
co.'s county, for the last twelve
years where he practiced law. He
was twice elected prosecuting at
torney of st. Francois county and
established an excellent record
which will be favorably considered
in this campaign. He has always
been an active party worker and if
successful at the primarys, will
certainly be elected in November.
We think Mr.. Hensely has already
made strong aud favorable i'm
preston on the voters Of Ste Gen
evieve county, who will seriously
consider his claims.
Fair play., 1910-03-26
PianOfOrte Recital.

On Monday, March %, at 3 p.
M, Miss Gertrude Hinch will give
a piano recital at Armory Hall, to
which music lovers are cordially
invited. The music classes of the
Sisters of ST. Joseph are under the
general supervision of Professor
Mentor Crosse, of st. paul, and
Miss Hinch's recital is the first of
three which he requires of pupils
finishing his course, Miss Hinch 5
work in music has been most graft
flying to her teachers, and has met
with the highest commendation
from Professor Crosse, She will
be assisted in "A choice programme
Of musical numbers by Misses
,Iokerst, fealy, Baumstark and
Bryan.
Fair play., 1910-03-26
Trustees Sale.

whereas. Frank Frichette sns
Frances Frichette, his wife, by their rsr-
tain deed of trust dated the 9Th day OF Dec.fn.
ber, 1905. and recorded In the recorders Office
or ste. Genevieve County, In deed book 'tl %
page 49, conveyed to John L. Boyerie ~,
trustee all their right, title, interest and a.
tate In and TO the following described resi-
estate and appurtenances situate, living a. A
being In the County of Ste. Geneyieye aa,f
State of Missouri. to-wit:
Lot No. n part of United States Sur
Vey NO. $3.50 containing 142.25 100 acres, e.-
cep.lng 1918 100 acres conveyed to Charles
IL. kuebn by deed dated March 18th, 1857 re-
corded in Ste. Genevieve County land r.
cord In BOOK 81 page 02 leaving y3l0 ~
acres. Also excepting and reserying Z,
acres conveyed to Henry Figge by deed
dated November l1tb, 1904 and recorded a
Ste. Genevieve County Land record in Book
66, page 81. leaving II 10 100 acres more or les.
to Frank Frichette.
Which said conveyance was made In ,rus.
TO secure the payment of one certain prori-
issOry note In said deed described ans
whereas, said note has become due and
remains unpaid.
Now, therefore, at the reque est of the la raj
holder OF said note, and in pursuance OF the
provisions OF the said deed OF trust the az
dersigncd will on
Saturday, April 2nd, 1910.
between the hours of nine O'Clock in tn. r,ro
noon and i've O'Clock in the afternoon of that
DAY, at the front door OF the Court House in
the City OF Ste. Gcnevieve, in the County 81
ste. GieHevieve and State of Missouri, pre-
ceed TO sell to the highest bidder for each.
notes ana interest, and the cost and expense
OF executing this trust
Mar. II 1910 Trustss
Fair play., 1910-03-26
BloOmsdale Items.

Dudley Bittick of Kinsey was in
our town Monday of last week.
Joseph Ruebsam and Frank Brischle
were Ste. Genevieve visitors last
week.
DR.. p. |. Aubuchou, Edgar Drury
and Robert Carron of this place visited
st. Louis this week.
George Grass was in Ste. Gene
We've Monday and Tuesday of last
week to pay visit to his parents.
Our wagon maker, Joseph Brischle
has been very busy. He is selling a
great many wagons.
Louis Doerge our famous miller has
also been very busy shipping -four to
st. Louis.
Mr.. Joseph Bader and wife were
visiting relatives near Kinsey Friday
and Saturday of last week.
Mrs. George Werner of this place
who has been i'll for some time is re-
covering very slow.
Mr.. Joseph Ellis and family of Kin
sey left for New Mexico Tuesday Of
last week. Our best wishes and good
luck be with them on their journey.
Beno Bequette and Felix
Eisenbeis who are teaching school
near Zell, were home last Friday, Sat
urday and Sunday to see their parents,
Mr.. W. NJ. Wilson of near this
place did very well at his sale last
Saturday. He is now contemplating
moving to Iowa. We wish him luck
in the move. TITBITs.
Fair play., 1910-03-26
Trustees Sale

WHEREAS, Amos Swink, by his certatx
deed OF trust daie,i the 2Ith iav OF Novsmher
1893. AMI recorded in the recorders ol,re
oi ste Genevieve County, in deed bonk IS pags
jos, conveyed to II Renner. AS tr,,sits
all his right, title. interest anu esmte In and H.
lhe Following describe real estate situptr iy-
ing and being In the County of Ste ,,tnt,-
we've, state OF Missouri. to-wit:
The Undivided half orihe s. W. frac'I 4 OF
section 81 rcwnship 30 North, ita.ee tasf
CONTAINING in all l52 55 100 acres ti,e hall beiay
1925 100 acres.
"blch said conveyance was made in trust l.,
secure the payment OF n certain promis.,,rv
note In said deed iescribVd aud whereas .nid
note has hecUme dae and remains unpaid ana
whereas, ssld III FcnnHr, trgsiee us
Aforesaid ~ de ad and whereas said deed ,f
uust provld-s tha' In the ahsence, death or ,.-
lusal OF said trustee to act then the acting sber-
ID of ste. GeDev ieve Couuty, NAV at The re-
quest OF the legal holder Of said ho,e, art as
said trustee.
Now therefore. IN accordance with the proyis-
IONS OF SAID deed nt 1rst, aud & 7 the ltausst uf
the legal boluer OF said note, will proceed to
sell the above described real entate at the Court
House door In The City Of ~ie 1seneyieye Ia The
county OF ste Genevisve, state aforesaid IA
the highest bidder ut public auction ior casi.,
on
Monday, April 4th. 1910,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock In the fore
noon ana I've o'clock in the afternoon OF that
LAY to satisfy said note togethar with tne
cost and expense al executing this trust
THOMAS Is. STkAUSHAN
., sheriff of Ste, Genevieve County aud acting
Trustee.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Gladys Glover celebrated her Sth
birthday last Saturday afternoon
by inviting number Of her little
friends to IA party at the home of
her parents. a delightful time
was enjoyed by the Youngsters and
many little heart huttered with
resentment when the time came to
depart Refreshments We're served
during the afternoon.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Edmund p. Beard, of Jaydee,
st. Francois county, probably the
oldest man in the State of Mis-
souri,, died at that place Monday,
March ID, at the ripe old age of
l0l years. This old patriarch was
born the 9th day of February,
1908, the same year and three days
prior to the birth of our martyred
Lincoln. He saw the first steam
boat, the General Pike" that
steamed up the Mississippi river
above the mouth of the Ohio in
1918. Mr.. Beard lived when
Webster, Clay and Calhoun and
the statesmen of their day were il
the zenith of their public career.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Master Francis Archie Naumann
has been appointed by the Curtis
Publishing Co., Of Philadelphia,
as the exclusive agent for the Sat
urday Evening Post in Ste. Gene.
We've. Archie is the popular clerk
at the Rutledge & Co. Drug Store,
and any one desiring "a weekly
magazine which contains all the
latest news, most interesting
stories and up-to- date information
in general, will do well to see hin
and subscribe for the Saturday
Evening Post.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Joggerst and Perotka of the Ste.
Genevieve Marble q Granite
Works, have erected beautiful
monument to the memory of the
late Lawrence Siebert in the Zell
cemetery. This very skillful piece
of work was complimeuted by all
who saw it, and especially by the
mother and children, who were 50
well pleased that they placed orders
for several more monuments to be
placed over the graves of other
loved ones.
Fair play., 1910-03-26
iMPORTANT2

The attention of all persons who
have failed to pay their poll taxes
for the past year, i'll Special Road
Districts a" and "B." " Is re-
spectlnliy called to Section 1859.
laws of Missouri, 1909, relating TO
roads. highways and bridges;
which, IN substance is as follows:
The Collector shall place in the
hands of the sheriff list of such
persops, giving therein the amount
of poll lax due aud unpaid by each
person, with 60ets added thereto as
a fee of 10 cents for the Collector
Tor making 0ul such list, aud 80
cents for ,he sheriff for collecting
sane. JAMES II, BERRY,
Isl Collector of Revenue.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

A petition was circulated for
the pardon of John k. Walsh
here this week. No trouble was
experienced in getting signers, as
the several page petition was
quickly filed, and had it been
many times larger it would have
been as easily filed. Many that
would have liked to sign couldn't t
find room on the petition.
Fair play., 1910-03-26
Saturday. April 9th 1910
Sheriff Sale Under Execution.

By virtue and authority of an sAenutiun ia.
eu"u from The Office a. tlv CLERK Gl the Chr
cut C"uri, u Jefferson County, M,sson,i, add
I" nir uheouH' whereln iurmas Il. hiuesge
n"' Jose,h & l'rule, ale rIiutin. an,j th,r.s
Stlher, Is he endniI.
have levied upm ard s,ized the fnllnw ins
utsri'heh real estate situated In The laniat, of
Sic nrnevit it,u H,d Sirtr Oi MiSs,uri tn.wu
~ the infriest al s,i,i Ihsrles stniz.r .,n tb,
Fitf hii ani The zeal rsisit on ioi az which
shin mll y ~iurtrd she sa,n- lAing apa h,i,.g
~ ~ pi"tthu < IA nae comfy 'ai sts. tine
f''fr' state Hi HissYNli. Asni Mnt.n
Wednesday, April 27th, 1910,
hei' sen The hours ai n,aa a'ciors tn ,,.. ...,
49, anl tsrn'riuck 30 ihe ai~trs,o OF tt,ss
tni al Ne lr0t dnnr oi TOE Iaurt N use ~
thN I 81 ber.tirN~ sL.I, Mla.slt,t, srlI
NJ Wills nteiHn H., sii !" tlie h.gh.sf lid.
uei ihc nbrvm 'irseIiL,1 p,aperly - -. n,uru
ihs' 0ias Ms'l sailsis SAID sAtcnliou ann c..iA.
furMAr ~ StRANSIfAN.
She. q VI sc. etleii,,r rSupss
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Joe Geiler and family, of st.
Louis, arrived here Wednesday
night on the Frisco. Mr.. Gener,
who owned a drug store in st.
Louis, recently sold out on ac.
count of i'll health, and has come
to live here to recuperate. 1t is
hoped that the change will greatly
benefit him.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

John Baumgartner announces
in this issue as a candidate for
School Director. John Baum
gartner has been on the school
board for number of terms and
his past record is worthy of con-
sideration by the voters on elcc-
ton day.
Fair play., 1910-03-26
Notice.

Persons treSpassiug on the Pres
byteiiau church grounds or break
ing the windows Of the church will
be prosecuted to the full extent of
the law. A liberal reward will be
laid for any information leading
to their arrest.
Fair play., 1910-03-26
Died.

At her home in st. Louis on
Wednesday, March %, 1910. at 8
A. NJ, at the age of 81 years, Mrs.
Mary Ann Rinehart (nee Ziegler)
relict of the late Benjamin Rine-
hart. Mrs. Rinebart was native
of Ste. Genevieve, her parents were
Matthew and Barbara Haefner Zie-
gler. Shortly after their marriage
they moved to Dubuque, Iowa,
where Mr.. Rinehart died in the
early sixties, when she moved to
Ste. Genevieve, where she remained
several years, and then moved to
st. Louis, where she resided up
to the time of her death Mrs
Rinehar the last of an old and
respected family, and after IA long,
busy and useful life she died as
she had lived--honored, trusted
and loved. She is survived by
one daughter, Miss Barbara Rine-
hart and one step-daughter, Mrs.
William Peacock, both of ST.
Louis. Her remains were brought
from st. Louis Thursday evening
TO the home of her nieces, the
Misses Zieglers'. The funeral took
place from the Catholic church to
Vale Spring cemetery on Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, followed by
a large concourse of relatives and
friends.
At the resi- dence of her son
Frank McLain near Modoc, H.,
on Wednesday, March %, 1910,
Mrs. Elizabeth Shoemake. aged
81 years. Mrs. Shoemake was u
resident of Ste. Geneyieve
up till several years ago. She
married Henry McLain, who died
in the sixties, after which she was
married to Joseph Shoemake, who
died about thirty years ago. She
leaves two sons and two daugh-
ters to mourn her loss. The re.
mains were brought to Ste. Gene
We've Thursday morning and
buried from the Catholic church
to the Vale Spring cemetery.
Fair play., 1910-03-26
Born.

To Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Oxen
fuss. Of this city, Friday, March
18th, son.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Will Huck of
this city, on Friday, March 18th
"A boy
To Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Crump,
of Crystal City, on Friday, March
18th, a girl.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Garfield Thomure left Monday
for different points throughout
Southeast Missouri to represent
the Papendick Commission Co.,
of st. Louis. Garfield is a hustler,
and has had much experience in
this line of business, which will as
sist him in making success of it.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Itch ! Itch ! Itch Scratch |!
Scratch ! Scratch The more you
scratch the worse the itch. Try
Doan's Ointment. 1t cures piles,
eczema, any skin itching. All drug
gists.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

NOTICE: Everybody is re-
quested to attend the NJ. b. A.
meeting next Monday night--Class
Adoption. Neighboring Lodges
Invited.
JULES PETREQUIN, Pres.
JOS. III. REHM, Sec'y.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Mrs. John Iinury, who has been
visiting friends in Ste, Geueyieye
left for her gone in Bonne Tcrre
Thursday morning she was ac-
companied by Mrs. Frank Geiler
aud Miss Gen we've Sucher.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

A fire on the Frisco trestle be-
tween the Weber and Wilder
quarries, two miles north of town,
burned out several ties Wednesday
afternoon, delaying all trains a few
hours.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Mrs. Charles l.. Harrison of
Cape Girardeau arrived here We'd
nesday evening to visit her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l..
ROzier.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Hon. Thomas Harvey Halle, one
the oldest citizens of st. Francois
county, celebrated his ninetieth
birthday, last Tuesday, March 10.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Miss Bessie Brebner, who is at
tending the Moothart Business
College at Cape Girardeau, spent
Saturday and Sunday with rela-
tives here
Fair play., 1910-03-26

j. B. Highly, a prominent citi-
zen of Pennington and we'll known
here, has sold his property in that
city and will in a short time move
to Oklahoma City.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Mrs. Ed. Deevers and baby of
Cape Girardeau are visiting Mrs.
William Bell and Mrs. Estella
Roulette in our city.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Jose phi Hertich and wife of
Evansville, H., spent Sunday in
Ste. Genevieye, the guest of his
father DR.. G.. j. Hertich and
family.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

A delegation of our Pythians
left Thursday for Festus to attend
the meeting of the Southeast Mis-
souri, Pythian Association held
there Thursday night.
Fair play., 1910-03-26
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NIX Lac

Mrs. Frank LaGraye and son
Charles, of ST. Louis, were the
guests Of Theo Douglas and wife
Sunday.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Henry Bi.tck hnd IdciIe Biadirk,
MS wte, by their crrtain deed of trust ,,aiei
the s5ih day OF June, lsOe. and recnr,i.d ~ me-
recorders ono. al ste. Genevleve County, in
deed book 30, - page Va, conveyed 10 LAHORE
CHrroD AS trustee, nll their right title inter
est and estate in and Ia The Ioiiowing ,iescribcd
feai estate situate, living "a being Ia thv tnun-
W OF Sue GeheVeye, state Of Missouri, IN IT:
Begin Four Hundred and Eight feet west from
NORTH East Garner nj the North half .f lbe
south East quart ? ~ Section Twenty WI (y.),
Ihtrce south 40 yarie; Thence Nest rs l.3
yarns, Thence Nnr'h itO ysrts tD Division
Line between Sertion's ~ ami %; Then. hast
aud along said Division Line ~ Ia yards 10
place OF beginnIoR containing Thee acres mon,
or less and Ia same land conveyed tn Henry
htt'ck and vile by Theodore \. Carrou hy
Deed made aud dated Jane 25th. lsiS
Which said conveyance wes made Ia trust To
secure tne payment Of certain pruinissury
nule has become due and remains n.iiai sri
whereas said ISidore Carron. Trustee, has re-
iuee'' 10 .ct aud sell the property abns. ,iss-
Gflhcd therefore, by the term, of SAID decd
a u ost, the duties III said trustee nave de-
vowed upon me-, the sheri0 of Sic. bsneyieya
County, Missouri.
Now, therefore. In accordance with he nru-
vision, OF said deed of trust. and al the ,.gu. At
OF the legal holder ot said hnlrs, I will pfn-
ceed 10 sell the above described real estate at
me Conri House door iD the City of Ste. Gene.
we've. IN the Cohnty of ste. Geneyi .,r, stut.
Aforesaid, 70 The highest bidder al public ann-
tios for cash, on
Saturday, April 9TH, 1910,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock 10 na foras
noon and nve o'clock in tie afternoon Of that
90. i satisfy said 'te together wtlh the cost
and expenses of executing tins trust
THOMAS R srRAUGIAN,
acting trustee.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Mrs. Henry Okenfuss and
daughter Miss Teckla, left Thurs
day for st. Louis to spend Easter
with her brother, DR.. John Falk
and family.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

j. Perotka, of the Ste. Gen
evieve Marble and Granite
Works, made a business trip to
st. Mary's Wednesday.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Mrs. Nick Schroman is spend ing
two weeks with relatives in st.
Louis.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Mrs. John Jennings of St.
Louis is here on a visit to her
parents MIR. and Mrs. Everiste
Burgert.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Misses Fannie and Julia Kaiser,
of st. Louis, are the guests of Miss
Minnie Vieh.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Mrs. j. F. Brooks of Cape
Girardeau is the guest of her
daughter Mrs. Andrew Siebert
of this city.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

EGGS FOR SALE Rose
Comb Rhode Island Reds; 81 90
for Is. Mrs. j II. MELvEN, OPP
posite Mr.. Shaw's,
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Judge A. G. Chandler of Min
NTH passed through here Sunday
on his way to serve on the U. y.
petit jury.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

George Huck and Andrew Bau-
mann visited St. Louis last Sat
urday.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

viii Glover and viii Caller
went over to Salem. ILL.,, Saturday
TO join the Order of Railroad Con
ductors.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Miss Emma Phillips, of near
Sprott, was adjudged insane by the
county court last Wednesday and
sent to Pennington.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Mrs. Edgar Naumann is on a
visit to her parents in st. Louis
this week.
Fair play., 1910-03-26
School Shoes at Her,.og's

Early Rinearson spent last
Sunday with his parents at Little
Rock Landing.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Julian Friant of Cape Girar-
deau was the guest of Miss Zoe
Rozier last Sunday.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Miss Bertha Shaw, of st. Louis,
arrived here Sunday night for a
visit to relatives and friends.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

All kinds of hot and cold lunch
day or night, at Stacy's Lunch
room, | door south of Siebert's sa-
loon. Boullion and chicken every
SATURDAY. and Sunday.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Mrs. Oliver Baum and baby, of
st. Louis, arrived here Sunday
to visit relatives.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Mrs. G. +. Cross left We,lnes-
day afternoon for Sparta, Ill. &,
to JON her husband.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Mrs. Octava Rutledge, arrived
here from Flat River the early
part of the week to visit her son
DR.. G. NJ. Rutledge.
Fair play., 1910-03-26
City Election Notice.
The city election will be held on


The following officers will be elected Col
Hector of the Revenue and an Alderman from
ttach OF the three wards.
POLLING PLACES AND JUDGES.
let Ward-G. A. X. Hall; Chas. Grtesbaber,
sFirmau Rozier, j. W Roth and Geo. Thomure
Ind Ward-Jales Petrequln's ohice; Jules
sPetreauin. G, Baum, Cbas. Pmkley and Geo.
Steis le.
3rd Nard-0kenfuss' Building; Roman Huck,
Robert Abernalhy, Leon Herzog and Henry
) kerst.
JOSEPH WELLER, Mayor
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Captain Thomas Porter, of
Bonne Terre, died at his home
Thursday morning, March 18th.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Just received new line of Eas-
ter post cards. Your choice at l0c
a dozen, at +. j. BAUMANN's.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Ed. Hunt, fireman on the / S.,
went to st. Mary Saturday, where
he joined the Masons.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Mrs Josephine Crump is spend
ing this week with her son Henry
in Festus.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Mrs. Josephine Girard is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Charlie
vile, of st. Louis, this week.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Miss Sallie Shaw is making the
retreat at st. Joseph's Academy,
South st. Louis this week.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Remember the Big Euchre and
don't fail to be there on Easter
Monday night.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

The most complete line of post
cards in town at E. }. BAUMANN' s
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Miss Tossie Beauchamp was a
b. Louis wsitor.this week.
Fair play., 1910-03-26
Annual School Election.

Notice Is hereby given to the qualified voters
D the Str. GeneYieve Public school District
tliat an election will be held at the Court
House on
TUESDAY, APRIL 5th, 1910,
3ur the porpose Of eleciing two directors to
perye for period of three years.
& JOSEPH N. SIMON, Secretary.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Andrew Wilder and wife spent
Monday and Tuesday in St. Louis.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

After 10 O'Clock the floor will be
open to all. Admission l5cts TO
all
Fair play., 1910-03-26

John Lahay visited relatives in
jiehlstadt this week.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Bny your post cards at T.. J.
Baum INNS. A dozen for dime.
Fair play., 1910-03-26
Whest $l.l4 per bushel.

Harry Berry spent Sunday in
t. Louis.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

School Shoes at Hsrzog's
Fair play., 1910-03-26
NOTICE.

The Mutual Protective League
will give Children S Ball at
Woodman Hall, Wednesday,
March 30th.
Fair play., 1910-03-26

Ssa:,l Shoes at Hersog's S
Fair play., 1910-03-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS

For Collector.
We are authorized to announce
JOHN HERrER
y a candidate for reelection to the ofice of
2fy Collector, at the eleciivu ~ be held on
tuesday April 9th,
Fair play., 1910-03-26
For School Director.
y We are authorized to announce
JOSEPH N, SIMON

~ a candidate for recollection to the ofiice Oi
School Director nf ste Genrs ieye school Dis
trict nj the election 10 be held On Tuesday, Aprl
Bib
Fair play., 1910-03-26
we are authorized TO announce
JOHN BAuMG ARrNFR

as candidate for re-elerfipn tn the Office Of
school Director of Sic. Geueyieyr school Dis
.rrt, at the election To lie neld an Tuesday,
pprii 3th.
Fair play., 1910-03-26
SATURDAY., April 2nd 1910

Mar. IL, I9l.