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PLA.Y
FAIR
VOLUiME XLVIII
STE. GENEVIEVE, MISSOURI, JUNE 7, 1019
NO. 7
Married
Died
Weve
A Few Attractive New Styles in Men's and
Young Men's Suits Exactly the Styles
that Young Men Want,
The waist seam models lead of course they've been the
big hit with the young follows and are very stylish and are
made of pretty weaves.
NEWEST FURNISHINGS
SOFT SHIRTS, NECKWEAR, SILK AND LINEN
COLLARS, BELTS, SUSPENDERS, HOSIERY IN PLAIN
AND FANCY COLORS, BOSTON AND PARIS SUP
PORTERS, FINE UNDERWEAR, STRAW II ATS, CAPS,
STYLISH SHOES AND OXFORDS.
We appreciate your kind patronage.
JokersUealj Mercantile Co.
Farms and houses and lots for
sale. See Felix Kigilon. adv
The feast ofPentecost will be
celebrated at the Catholic Church
Sunday.
Fresh meat and Groceries of
all kinds always on hand. Fred
S. Oberle's Meat Market adv
Jenny Edwards of Ste. Gene
vieve County, an inmate of the
State Hospital jit Fulton, Mo.,
died June 1,1919.
Wanted: Reliable girl for
general housework. Prefer one
to go home nights. Good wages.
Apply at this office. adv
The closing exercises of the
Forty Hours' Adoration at the
Catholic Church, at St. Mary's
last Sunday night was largely
attended.
When in need of cut flowers for fu
nerals, weddings, parties or ilecorn
tivo purposes, wo will furnish tltein
in any design desirud. Prices nlways
risnsohablo. Phono 159.
ndv Leo G. Baslhk.
Miss Ethel Godair has ac
cepted a position at the Post
office, left vacant bv Miss Edna
P"etrequin, who resigned on the
first of the month. .
The Ste. Genevieve County
Sunday School Association held
their annual convention at Sprott
last Saturday and Sunday.
The U. Submarine Chaser No.
3 passed here Tuesday on its
way to St. Louis, in advance of
nSie submarine llotilla which is
on its way up the river.
SUNDAY
FATTY
ARBUCKLE
MABEL
NORMAND
nml
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A Farmyard Romoo"
Whoroiu a "llivvnr" is not tho
romantic. Come and laugh .
Added
"A Wild Goose Chase"
Get Into tlie trendies of
America with the Salvation
Army. .
A marriage license was issued
in Farmington, on May 22, 1919,
to "W. O. Hamor, of Route 3,
Farmington, Ste. Genevieve
County and Artie E. Smith of
Womuck.
Order cut Flowers for
Parties, Weddings, Fun
erals and all occasions
from Boverie Store Co.
Adv.
Sheriff Berry departed for
Booneville, Mo., Tuesday with
Albert A. Joggers t, a 18 years
old boy who wns ordered sent to
the Missouri Reformatory by
the Juvenile Court.
Memorial Day was celebrated
in Ste. Genevieve last Sunday.
Members of the G. A. R. and
soldiers of the late war met at
Buumstark's Park at 10 o'clock
a. m. and marched preceded by
the Ste. Genevieve Band to the
Cemeteries and decorated the
graves.
Miss Marie Moore entertained
a number of her friends at 1 or
homo in this city last ThursiLj
evening including several sol
diers and Sailors. Refresh
ments were served, the table
decorations were in Red, White
and Blue. In the center of the
table was a bust form of Presi
dent Wilson.
4 Artcraft Presents
DOUG! FAIRBANKS
the inimitable, in
"HEADIN' SOUTH"
UiRiinr you to see it Fairbanks piuturo is
liUo uruiiiir yon to breath puro, fresh uirj
this is a story of tho "tfood bad-man'' typo.
least bit
LYRIC
At a 9 o'clock Nuptial Mass at
the Catholic Church in Ste.
Genevieve on Monday, June 2,
1919, Miss Mary M. Eckert and
Walter E. Baumann wore united
in marriage by Rev. C. L. van.
Tourenhoufc. The bride was at
tended by the groom's sister,
Miss Maggie Baumann, and the
bride's half-brothor, Edward
Huber, acted as the groom's
best man. The bride is the
daughter of the late Henry
Eckert and' Mrs. John Huber,
of Zell, and the groom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bau
mann, of River aux Vases. The
wedding dinner and reception
was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Xavier Kiefer in Ste.
Genevieve to the near relatives
and friends. The happy couple
left on the evening train for
Festus where they will make
their home.
The marriage of Miss Louise
A. Karl to Joseoh C. Udin? took
place Monday morning, June 2
1919, at the Catholic Church at
Zell during a Nuptial Mass at
which Rev. Father Fabri
officiated. The witnesses to the
ceremony were Miss Lottie Ud-
ing, a sister of the groom, and
William Karl, a brother of the
bride. The bride is the daught
er of the late John Karl and
Mrs. Elizabeth Karl, of Zell, and
the groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Uding of Ste.
Genevieve. The wedding fes
tivities were held at the home of
the groom's parents where a
dinner and supper was partaken
of by the near relativess of the
couple. The young couple will
make their home with the
bride's mother on a farm near
Zell.
Auto Repair Shop.
I have opened an Automobile
Repair Shop on Main Street in
the building which was former
ly occupied by Effrien's Black
smith Shop, and will bo ready at
all times to repair automobiles
and furnish accessories,
adv A. P. GEILER.
County Court ProceeJiiip .
Monday, June 2, 1919.
Emile Giesler, roadwork
etc $ 22.00
John N. Kertz. road work
etc . 5.75
Felix Bau man, road work
etc 11G.45
Jos. Leiterman, Jr., road
work etc 15.00
George Brewster, road
work etc 2G.00
E. L. Roper, road work etc 1 8.00
Anton Biesor, dragging
in district 11 7.80
P. H. Coffman, lumber
district 9 .. 20.G0
Felix Herzog, road work 51.25
Vivian Uaty, salary sup
erintendent of schools 87.50
Vivian Gaty.disbursoments 4.00
Gottlieb Rehtn, janitor
court house
20.11
Gottlieb Rohm, services
deputy sheriff 2.00
Willett-Beleck Rag Co.,
stationery, 52.29
C. J. Stanton, salary
prosecuting attorney.. 91. GG
American Law Book. Co.,
supplies 8.00
W. II. Blue, sheriff fees
McBrino case ,50
Moreau Lumber Co., sup
plies court house 2.95
Moreau Lumber Co., road
supplies 5.00
Jos, II. Relnn, treasurer,
for state Hospital No. 4 500.00
Jos. H. Rehm, treasurer,
for state hospital No. 0 G.50
Mrs. Louise Caldwell, nee
Bogy, beloved wife of John B.
Caldwell, died suddenly at her
home in St. Mary's, Mo., Tues
day afternoon, June 3, 1919, aged
09 years. The deceased was the
daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Bogy. Besides her
husband, she is survived by four
children, Mary, Mrs. Frank
Roseman, Leonora, Mrs. Tobias
inomure and Harry and Byrne
Caldwell. She also leaves one
brother, Frank Bogy of Ozora,
and three sisters, Laura, Mrs.
Philip Karst and Misses Jose
phine and Lessie Bogy of St.
Louis and six grand children.
The deceased spent all her life in
the vicinity in winch she died.
She had a wide circle of friends.
who will learn of her death with
genuine sorrow. The funeral
was held from the Catholic
Chu rch Thu rsday morning at 9
o'clock, after which the body was
laid to rest in the St. Mary's
Uathohc Cemetery.
A man may be down but
he's never out
Tho Salvation Army.
Man Wanted to Sell Gro
ceries. Selling Exper
ience Not Necessary.
One of I lie World's largest
Grocers, (capital over $1,000,000)
wants ambitions man in tins local
ity to sell direct to consumer Ra
tionally known Inan'd of groceries,
tens, coffees, spices, paints, oils.
stock foods etc. Big line, easy
sales- Values beat any competi
tion. Earn big money. No ex
perience or capital required. (Joni
nUito sample outfit and free selling
instructions start you. Long
established reliable house. Write
today. John Sexton & Co.
352 W. Illinois S..
nJv Chicago. III.
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Sunday
William Fox presents
Virginia Pearson in
"The Love Auction"
A sensational (Iraniii of Metropo
litan High Life.
Slio married for money, drpnui
ing a dream of happiness, but
wjiat t-ho found when sho
avvoko was grim reality.
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A Sunshine Comedy
"Choose Your Exit"
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Mutt and Jeff in
'Around The World in 9
Minutes"
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7:30
George Wehnor, millstuff
poor farm 17-1.74
Chas. J. Govreau, dona
tion work 93.60
A. S. Aloe Co., stationery 2.50
W. H. Blackledge, ser
vices ex-oflicio road
commissioner 5.00
A. A. Baumgartner, ser
vices May term 52.85
A. A. Baumgartner, ser
vices in vacation 103.70
A. A. Baumgartner, dis
bursements 5.00
J. F. Berry, services as
sheriff 22.10
J. F.-Berry, taking boy to
reform school 50.00
Requisition made for 875.00
amount duo teacher's training
courso teacher for Ste. Gene
BOVERIE
GENERAL
EMINENTLY NOTED
FOR
QUALITY AND VALUE
RIGHT NOW
SPECIAL JUNE SALE
LADIES SILK DRESSES
SILK AND SILK POPLIN SKIRTS
SHIRTWAISTS
VOILES. ORGANDIE. GEORGETTE
CREPE
Born.
To the wife of Louis Govro of
Ste. Genevieve, on May 29, 1919,
a boy.
To the wife of Lawrence Lin-
derer of Lafayette, Ind., on
June 2, 1919, a girl.
The Egyptian Hustler's an or
ganization of Southern Illinois
traveling men, with a member
ship of over 800 held their an
nual conventionat Okawville, 111.,
this week from Thursday until
Saturday.
The
Tuesday
Margarete Fisher in
'The Primitive Women'
Harold Lloyd in
"Kicked Out"
Piano and Victrola Music
p. m. Two Shows 9:30
vieve, High School, second one
half of term.
Hillsboro has been reduced to
one saloon for the first time in
eighty years.
The Sedalia school board has
increased the salaries of all its
teachers $10 per month.
The 1919 Missouri wheat crop
is estimated at 00,000,000 bushels
from 4,243,000 acres. It is said
to be 11 per cent better than last
year at this time.
Tho Pike County Court has or
dered tho sheriff to cease the
practice of furnishing tho county
prisoners chewing and smoking
tobacco and charging the ex
pense up to the county.
STORE GO.
MERCHANDISE .
Tho Crystal City Press reports
that Crystal City has luglrt tho
use-the-river lever : .id H- L.
Coleman has already built a
warehouse at Hug's Landing- to
handle the exp, . ted freight and
local merchaiith are already rout
ing their shipment by water.
Lloyd Bogy who recently re
returned from France and had.
plenty of experience on the fight
ing front, was discharged fjom
war servient Toronto, Canada,
arrived hero last Saturday from
St. Louis, to visit liis giand
father John Burcli and aunt
Miss Anna Burch.
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"The Safety Curtain"
Norma
Taltuadce
imnin support
ed by Eugene
O'Brien, her
lendincr man
in such suc
eRses as "the
Ghosts of Yes
tetday", "By
HiKlu of Pur
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chase", and
"Do Iaixe An
nie." Another emo
tional triumph
for the unsurpassed Norma Tal
mndge. And a
Christie Comedy
p. m.
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The change in time of the
Frisco accomodation train which
was to take place Juno 1st was
cancelled and the South bound
train will continue to arrive at
Ste. Genevieve at 8:17 p. in.
"William Oberle and family,
Mrs. Damian Oberle and baby,
Mrs. Fred Oberle, Mrs. Edward
Sexauer and sister Miss Odilo
Baura and Mrs. Jessie Semples
and daughter Miss Mamie und
son Francis wore in St. Louis
last Friday to see the 89th Divi
sion parade.
Rev. C. L. van Tourenhout loft
Wednesday evening for St. Louis
to meet Bishop Meorschaort of
Oklahoma City, Okla., 'vlio is on
his way to visit his old homo in
Belgium.
