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THE REPUBLIC: SUNDAY. OCTOBEE 4. 1903.
Invite the people' to visit their store, Fourth Street and Washington Avenue,
and inspect the. New Goods we are showing for fall and winter use. Everything in
Floor Coverings and Window Decorations, Gas and Electric Light Fixtures.
and a beautiful assortment of Art Goods. Lamps, Vases, Bronzes, and some
Special Pieces of Artistic Furniture. Novelties all but for comfort and decorative x
purposes unexcelled. We give below prices on a few of our largest-selling grades.
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Axminsters (best quality) $1.25, $1.65 and $1.75
Wilton Velvets (very choice styles). 95c, $1.15 and $1.25
Windsor Brussels 75c, 85c and $1.00
.Tapestry Brussels. 65c, 75c and 85c
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! NOTES ABOUT
IN NEIGHBORING CITIES.
JEKKUnsON cm, MO.
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Mr Mettle Krsn of N-w Mid-M Is xlrttlns
Kef -itier Mr. A. O Allen
;Mlts L-nrwra mr of S: tnili is a gue-t
j-. M's Ida Straub
Mles Mimic fatten and Janet William,
spent a i.ouple cf dsy last werk with Mr. and
."""Jm E. "ft Stephens In CjIuroW.
jLxe and Mr. Jam. I: Gan.t and Mrs. J.
31ahn attended the Confederate reunion at l.ex
33x100 the pan week.
eJ"Ilr. and Mir. W. X naeictl and daughter
HlEPsrted Tuesday for St Louis. They were
".-nianv-tt i.y uti turgetl slfier. liss
r.ian i.r St. IDA wbo Has been lls'l-
: hre for eeteial weeks
araalr. and Mrs tl It llocc and sons arrived
JCr week frotn Wesson. Anc.. to sf-nd some
VV(iek nth reiatltr. TMej wi.l awn zo t St.
LwU to again icslde.
-ennslor t. J. ston- and daugMrr. Mis M'l-
l,ed. were ia.ua In Si l.oul lat wrk.
Sits. E. Hale of leurr. t.ol.. Is '-Hlt-
itu hT s'ster. Mrs. W. K. ileilanon.
.AvaidMi anj Mx. K. t. uiOJuUce nter
Xsiikx! Mr. Introod Lane of l'leasant I (111.
ilr. and Mr- 0:to tsimuril.r ut St. l.culs.
yfho hav be-n visiting the formers parents.
Uvctor and Mr. C Kitmueller. relarnej home
1 uesdar-
i:r. and Mrs. Sam ."mlth rettrmed Tuesday
ltm a. week" lslt iclth friends In Jcplln.
Atr-. John Tlh-n and children are tisttlnr
7 J Ires in IIoontIle and UUrt-ostt
.rifles lUIllan oncLen of llermaun 19 a KUest of
trar staler. Jlr Joseph Sa-!r
"r ana iira. J. It. Leslie and ehlldren ar
Thlllcc Lwctcr and Mia A. II. Lrtllt In Meaae.
t-Utt I: r WiUUms- of Faettc and two
Ttntnir daucters arrtted Ihuisda) to spend a
fa; days with her husband, the State rreas
Ursr. ancf dacrhtera. Misses Jam and Adele.
" Un RMrn. tt.itrnnl nf flittnl.iM fl 1 vl.lt.
lirlier aunt. Mia. I'errv h. leader
Mr. and Mis. J. M. Albert spent Sunday In
t!rvi city with friteds. relurulnc " t- Louis
Vuoday.
MUs Attrood Rcllnsmi retutietl last ireek
fHnn a four mepths trip abroad. Mlsj rtobln
aja completed her education In Washington last
.line and will be on- of the charming debu
4snta thla winter. Jcdc and Mra Uanour M.
iiobinton went to New Vork to meet her.
AmeiiK the at.endsnts at the lIlrsei:rown
weddlnr In Kansas city Monoar evenire wr
lilra elie lioone and il- Uaniel ltoone. loth
Velne well known in this city, navlnc been fre
cuent visitors.
The many friend ef Mr-. Cevt Thomas, for
merly Miss tvleate Price, wlli be rrln-ed to
lu-ar of ber serkmr lllnfss from lyWioid fever.
Mr. Charles V Hmltli. eon of Mr. John II.
Finlln. and Mirs Alia Itiley. eldest dauahtrr of
Jrtr. and Mis I'les. niley of this cltj, were
soarried Stmdat at tne. home ef the brtde'a
Uncle. Mr P l. Harrison. In Versailles. Mo..
iturninjc here Monaay eentne. The will re
iMe for the present with the brlde'a parent.
Mrs George Knollmejer entertained the mem
-ia rf si Ann's Nicl-tj and a few other
friends luesday for her mother Mra. J. H.
Ilruns. whose feitnti-lii birthday they cele
)-rst.
Mr. and Mrs. Artrmr Adams departed Tuea
ISay for prlnjtcld. 111., to -tslt Mr and Mrs.
Oeorn Schwartzott
Mrs faul Itrace and son returned last week
from Paris, Mo., where they fpent the sum
rner. The Tuesdav Oub reorcanlaed last week,
meetlnz again at Ui home of Mrs J. It. Cut
Sen. They will meet aa usual on Tuesday aft
ernoons of each week and tb m-mbe-shlp
will remr i. tbe same. Thla la the oldest dob
in the rll,
Announttment has been made of the encafc-e-ment
of Miss Francis Thornton And Mr. Murray
Hoe, of New Tork City. Tha former la a
daughter of Urn. J. C C. Thornton, who has
recently been a visitor in thla city, and a sister
of Mrs. Charles p. Hough. Mr. Roa la a sou
of the author. . P. Roe, whoso novels are
much read. Mr. Roe. however, does not follow
In tha fooutepa of his father, but la a civil
engineer.
verbal and written Invitations have been ex
tended to the friends of Miss Frances Cook and
Kr. Caxilus Clay, whoae wedding will take
site at S o'clock TVednesday evening. October
7. at tha home of the brlde'a father. Secretary
of state Sam B. Cook. Tbe attendants will be:
Maid of honor Mlaa Mary Rlcketta of Mexico:
bridesmaids. Misses Jeesls Cook. Jan! clar of
Mexico. Marr Clay of Pajla. Ky and Louise
tJalmon of Clinton. The beat man Is to be
Mr. Buckner Clay of Charleston. W. Va.. and
the groomsmen Messrs. Jinn Callaway of
Kansas City. Manton Davis ot St. Louts. Clark
eon RoDLia ot Columbia and W. D. Flaher of
thla city- Several guests have already arrived,
amour them being Mrs. W. F; Walker of Cov
ington. Kr. : Colonel and Mra. Louis llord.
Mica Rlcketta of Mexico. Mlaa Salmon ot din
ton. Other nests who will be hers early thla
week are Colonel and Mra. Green Oar of Mex
ico. Mrs. Pusle Bockner of Fulton. Mrs. Lynn
Hanks or Kansaa City. Mrs. Francis Ilowsrd.
Mrs. n H. Allison and daughters. Misses Ma
rlon and KUa. and Mlaa Jennie Parker of War
renton. Mr. and Mr. Rufus Rhodes of Bir
mingham. Ala., and Mr. and Mrs. Crotfl-y of
"frarrensbarr.
Mlaa Helen Mann departed Thursday for Kan
sas city to spend a few days and attend the
Priests of Pallas balL
Jdra. George S. Haydon departed Thursday for
Omaha to visit relatives.
A large and handsome function ot the week
vii the reception git en Thursday afternoon
from S to i by Mrs. R. P. Williams sod her
daughter, the Misses Janet and Adele. for
Uls Frances Cook, whose marriage tal.es place
riext Wednesday The home on Adams atreet
waa prettllv decorated with flowers In the re
ception hall carnations and amtlax entwined the
T misters and covered the mantel. Jn the draw-nr-rootrr
golden rod In profusion and In the
cUninc-room pink rosea and amtlax. the llghta
being ahaded In pink, while a basket full of
rose decorated the center of the table, at
vhlch Mlasea Ulldred Stone. Mary Gantr. Min
nie Crafton and Atwood llobinaon. gowned In
Tdnk-and-whlte evenlug dresses, presided. The
ladies who assisted were: Mmes. S. Q. Coo.
Hugh Stephens. W. H. Basset and Mlas Gssa.
Mrs. William waa assisted 13 receiving by her
daughters. Miss Cook and Mra. W G Walker
oe.Oolngton. Ky. Mrs. Williams wore a ;and
acme blue brocaded etamlne, elaborately
trimmed In point, lace, and pearls. Ml- Wil
liams, a beautiful gown of rose-floriated mous
aellne. trimmed In lace: Mis Adele. a pretty
white organdie, heavily trimmed In Cluny lace.
Miss Cook wore one of the beautiful goans
cantalned In her trousseau a champaign rolle.
the corsage- entirely of lace and chiffon, while
the billowy skirt was trimmed In both. Mrs.
Walker wag enltrelv In black lace. trinmed In
chiffon, the only color belnr handsome Jewel cf
ruble. The two young daughter of Treasurer
Williams received tbe guest at the floor. They
were prettily dressed In pink and white.
SriUXGKIULD, 310.
Miss Maybelle Williams has returned to her
home In Alabama after a llslt with her
neshew. Judge Williams.
-Mrs. Alva UUUgxn entertained the Lone
Bald dub Wednesday afternoon. Those pres
ent ware Mrs. Charles Brooks. Mrs. Arch Dig
etna. Mrs. Ed Saxtford. Mrs. Frank Curran.
Mra. Coy Ittchard-on. Mr. Frank Fellows.
Mrs- Lee CUmsnn. Mra. McLaln Jonea. Mrs.
rsrile Holland. Mra. Cra-ie. Mra. Crawford.
Mix Cora Hortne, Mlsa Lallan Daly. Miss Jen
r.le Jieamcy. Mis Blanche Daly and Miss
JSr&nor Curran.
aira. M. E. Ward and son, Mr. John Ward,
have returned from Texan.
Mr. and Mts. Walter Casey's borne was the
ccena of a pleasant function Monday evening,
given by the Christian Endeavor Society of the
CWnberland Presbyterian Church. About forty
xenons were present to aar cood-by to Mr. and
lira. McDartd. who departed thla week for
nitnols. where they win make their futura
home.
Mr. and Mrs. A C Silham entertained tha
Jefferson Street Whist Club Friday evenlng.
Tbose present were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ren
can. Ilr. and Mrs. Richard OUlx. Mr. and Mrs.
W A. Irwin. Mr. and Mrs. Ilarrr Garlick. Mr.
and Airs. J. S. nazes. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Peth runinr. Mr. and
Jlr. George Culler and Mlas Winnie Leavltt.
Mr. Allen Earlv and Mr. Curgesa Snyder have
returned from St. Louis.
Jlrs. A- O Mack. Hts. Pints Dunien and Mrs.
Csy A. Cponer apent the raw week In Con
vsr -vudtlnr their sister. Mrs. Norma E. Macs'.
Jilss wlnnlo Lcavttt has returned from Cali
ldrrd. M-. r Hewitt ami daughter Mr W 3.
Sicwarl. are v 'sit or In Dca Motne. Ta.
Mrs. Jeff ;iarll Is cntertainlne M-s. ror
ter bcS Mrs. Brtnke-!S t Oileae"
iTrs. Vict " ' ami M1. I a I. chiller
cTie-SBl jre vjitt -; :n Cxv Smtega.
Mra. D. 51 '-UTea.rf-r ente-taln.! at flineJi
"rwfi-r -"( -rewt? 'Mir" Tie Le-- t V ' " 'n
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SOCIETY
nor Cra. ford. Miss I J da. Robber-on. Mls Nan
nie Klrby. Miss Kate Bryan. Miss Hdllh Pnn
lap. Mrs. o Ionian. Mrs. L. L. LjTin and Mrs.
Cltarile llountree.
Mra. W R Daniel has return-d to l.er home
In Webb Clt). after a lslt with Miss Fannie
Sajr
Mr. and Mrs Chsries Stokes and daughters
drrartrd Satuida for Ilobait. ok., to tlslt
relative.
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Weaver -re enter
taining Mrs W t- Squire of S.. LJ.
Mr". F R lvrter and Mrs. charkra Archer
are IsUlsg friends In Dallas. Tex.
Mr. F . Ilecfeman depatted for Nw Tork
City Sunday on a two months' stay
The Rterrnd ard Mrp W. I- Darby of
rvirKiiue were in- aurris or 3tr ara airs. i.
B. Holland last weetc
A double wedding will take niace at :h home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. N Velrs on Otobcr T at
9 ocioclv. Th-r ilaugnter. nii Ileie-i jtay,
will le married to Mr. Charles. F. De Rrunner.
ami th-lr son. Mr. Krinln l. I Vler. a in be
nTarried to Mis- Reuhh Olga Toong.
Mls II sle De GrofT entcrtalaed a few friends
Informal Thursday evenlrg
Mr. and llr. M I. Long and laughter-.
Misses Klsie and Louise, departed Wednesday
for l.os Angelet. Cat.
Mlsei Nell and Mamie McCowan enterta.ned
at flinch 1Uiui!lav evening Miss Mlgnon Lc
uotnpie. ansa irginia aae. 3jis i-ouis- in
nett. with Mr. Leo Paul, Mr. Fay EJaiondwn.
Mr. Arnold. Mr. Harry Carr and Mr. Harry
Dndlej.
Mr. and Mrs. A H. Hlxon entertained at
cards Tuesday etenlng Mr. and Mra. J. S. Ill
sen. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kendlick. Doctor and
Mrs. Rartlett. Mr. and Mrs Charlie llartlctt.
Mr. and Mrs. HrlnkerhoS. M3ss Alice Johnnn.
Mle. Lena Whale, Mis StelU Whajey. Miss
Maude Johnson. Mr Frank Moore and Mr. T.
H. Lamtere of Chicago.
Mils Kitty Sue Ammerman of Lewis County
Is tbe guest of Mrs. A. W Lyon.
The ti. E. S. Study Club had a pleasant meet
ing with Mr Hinckley Tuesdav- evening.
Mra. Annie" K Beck entertained at flinch Fri
day evening Mr D. C Henshaw. Mra. D. A.
Abbott. Mrs. Lilly Rice, Mrs Dubbs. Mrs. Roy
Abbott. .Mr. caroa, Mr. William chwelder.
Mr. Hertrand. Mr S. P. Bradley. Mra. ham
halt Mrs. R. P. Stewart. Mrs Burgen, Mrs.
Marshal! and Mrs. George Meyer.
Mrs. M. Coolbaugh. Mrs. Frank Clements and
Mr. Will Horlne are sojourning at Kxcelslor
Spring
The Friends In Council Literary club cele
brated their reunion with a .banquet at the
Spilngfi-ld Club at 1 o'clock FrWa.
Mr. and Mra. K. It. Donlttile f Van yturen.
Ark., are the guests of Mr. and Mr. F. M
Doc little,
sirs J K -Weaver ha returned in he- hrtm
fin Fort Smith Ark- after a visit with Mrs.
J. II. Mark .
Mr. T J Whit- entertalpned te Needle
work Club Moaday afternoon. Refreshments
were sened to Mr. M. Holbrook. Mr. J. K.
Neville. Mr, lyntgerwond. Mj. Herbert Cob
ban. Mra. M. I Mlddleton. Mr. W. E. Tower.
Mr. M A. Lapham Mr. Will Wood. Mm.
Robert Cowan Mr. E. D. Seamans. Mr. W
O. Oldsam. Mr. Ed Raldler. Mr M J-.
Mr 1). W. Moore. Mr. A. R Hall. Mr. J.
Will Hall. Ml. Bert White. Mr. Kirk Mnrrls.
Mrs. Ilobberon. Mrs. Geonre Baxter. Mr. Wal
ter Baxter. Mrs. Klrkpstrick. Mr Jame Saw
jer and Mis Ammerman.
Profe-sor and Mrs. E. M Fhepard ntertalnaj
the Druo' College faculty at Wenoka Lodge
Wednesday.
Mrs J. JI. Ie Compte has returned from an
extended visit to relatives In Chicago and St.
Loul.
Mr. R K Good and daughler departed for
St. Ivuta Thursdai.
Mlaa Bertha Holland baa returned home aft
er an absence, of two raonth.
Mr. Karri Fellows of Harrison. Ark-. Is
the guest ot her parents, Mr. and Mra. J. lc
Tarrant.
Mr. and Mts. E. P. Mann are visiting In St.
Lul.
The Busy Woman' Idle Hour Club rare a
picnic at Wenoka Lodge Thursday.
SEDALIA, MO.
Mr. and Mrs. C T. FcSeabaek departed Mon
day for a visit with relative In St. Louis.
Mrs. Leo 8. Harris departed Thursday for a
visit to her parents at Great Fall. Mont.
Mrs. D. K. Kuhn and lltUa daughter are)
visiting frlencs at Leilnrtcn.
Mrs. S. E. Murray and baby departed Monday
for St. Louis on a few daya visit.
Mr. and Mrs. M. IT. Morris and son, Jewell.
have returned from a pleasant trip to Salt
Laka City.
Mlaa Nelle Frlck has rone to Kansas City,
where aba will be the ruest of friends for sev
eral weeks.
Miss Ruby Reynolds departed Tuesday for
HolJen to resume her studies at St, Cecilia'
Seminary
Mr. and Mr. C H. Kemp departed Monday
for a visit of several tnontca with friend in
Colorado.
Mra. Delia Jennings returned Monday from a
rtelt with frienda et warrensourg.
Mis Mildred Latimer departed Mondav for
New Tork. where she goes to enter Mra. Gard
ners School for Girls.
Mrs. Ka'e Bushnell ot In Angeles. CaL. who
haa been the guest of Sedalla friends, departed
Tnesdayfor Kansaa City.
Mlas Elizabeth Steven departed Thursday for
Holden to enter St, Cecilia' Seminary.
Mr. and Mrs. . R. Payne departed Monday
for a vllt with friends In Jefferson City.
Mrs. Peter Lane departed Tuesday for Kan
aaa city on a visit to friend and relative
Mr. and Mrs, James Bothwelt of Seattle,
Wash., arrived Tuesday to be the guests of
Mr. Bothwrir brother, the Honorable J. IL
BcthwelL at Stony Ridge, north cf this city.
Mr. and Mr. Robert Richard and Mrs. J J.
Betts of St. Louis, who haro been tbe guests
of friends for the last week, returned Monday
to their home.
Mts Clara GradwoM. who has been the guest
of Mun Violet Launhelroer tor the last two
week, returned to her home In Kansas city
Monday. Mir Gradwohl was accompanied by
Mr. Henry Laupnelmer. who win isjt In
Kansaa Cltv for several daya.
Mr. and Mra. C P. Cloyd of Chlllloothe. who
have been the guests or friends here, departed
Mondav for a visit at Warrensburr.
Miss Lulu Mraroe rettrmed Tuesday from a
llt with friends In St. Loul.
Mr. and Mrs. Ell Cates departed Tuesday for
their home' in Kanra City.
Mts Margaret Johns departed Thursday for a
vlrft with mends la Ft. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. R. IV. Howe of Eureka. Kas,
arrived Wednesday to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Joseph Card, of this dry.
Miss Anna Weir departed Tuesday for a visit
with reiatltes and friends In Columbia and
Bconvlllr.
Mia Roe Anderson and her sister. Mr. Ma
bel McMillan or St. Loul. are the guest here
of their grandmother: Mrs. C. G. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. James Blskesley cf Kinrsundy.
m, arrived Thursday to be the gum of Mr.
and Mis. Harry Flnke.
Mr. and Mr. Alex Bloch and arm and Mr.
Loul Bloch or Carthage are the guests or the
family of Sol KlngsbaXer of West Fourth
street.
Mrs. W. E. Terrell ot Holden arrived Monday
to be the arueat of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Courtney
of West Sixth street.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Fax departed Wednesday
for a visit at Mount Carmel and other points
In Illinois.
Mrs. Lou B. Tucker departed Tuesday for a
visit of three or four months at Gum springs.
Ark.
Mir Jrnnle C. Allen returned iaenday from a
vWt with ber grandmother. Mrs. S. J. AUea ot
West Liberty. O. n
Mir Ella Gentrv departed Wednesday for a
visit with friend In Bunceton.
Miss Altle Wall departed Monday for a visit
with relative In Sweet Spring.
Mlas Bessie Brlnlcn departed Monday for
Jefferson City, where she will be the ruest of
friends.
Mrs. IV R. White of Milwaukee. Wis, who
has been tbe guest ot relatives, returned Tues
dav to ber home.
Mrs. H. Clay Mitchell cf Lamonte. who haa
been tbe goe-t cf friends cere, departed Mon
day for ber bene.
Mir Maude Davis of BoonvBle arrived Tues
day to be the guest ot relatives and frienda ta
thla city.
Mrs. George O. Vert, wife of Senator Vest,
and Mr and Mr. George P. B. Jackson of
Sweet Sprints, who have been tbe guests of
Mr and Mrs. P. 1 Dewecre. departed Monday
for a xtslt in Ft. Lonxx.
Mr. JJetUe Gentry returned Wednesday from
a visit -with rrienda at Dresden.
Miss Nelle Davis of Oskalocsa. la., arrived
Tue-idav for a visit with her aunt. Mra. Anna
EsnS cf East Fourth street.
Mrs. O. W Wright of Jefferscn CSty la the
rDee1 e per mother. Mr. Rrcsru.
Mrs. J L. A otr -departed Muxlay for CVnter-vl-w
T.h.re she will be tha guest cf relatives.
it . . -r Wl-k-er s-1 eWVlrrn cf White
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Axminstcr Kurs (0x12 ft.)... .$22.00, $27.50 and $40.00
Extra Body Brussels (9x12 ft.) $24.00 and $27.50
Royal Wilton Rugs(room size) .$30.00, $35.00 and $41.50
Smyrna Rugs (0x12 ft. ) $26.5 0 and $32.5 0
Kashmir Rues VTSLSST"-) . $ 8.75 and $ 12.00
Oriental Rues (hearth size) $ 9.25, $ 11.50 and $15.50
9 - SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK !
125 Aiminster Rugs (reprice, ir:-) reduced to $23.50
1USS EDITH GAHLAXD.
Of Wellington. Kas- nno is a musician of promise. .Mthocgh but IS years old. she
lias achieved success both as a FOlo pianist and accompanist with Rowland U.
Williams during; a recent engagement with Ellcry's Italian Itand in Memphis. Miss
Garland is from Wellington, Kas., but spends her winters in Memphis pursuing- her
music studies.
Rock. Ne.. arrived Monday to spend th- win
ter Tilth her slrter. Mi John Ahrens
Mr- A D Stanley has returneo from a visit
-tllh re'atlie an-l friend- in lul
Miss imogene Fast deponed Thurenav for St
Louis to be the guest c-f Miser holtn and
innche Faulhauber .....
Mis Nettle Hen of Kansas city is the guest
of Mis G-orgla Moffltt of .this city.
Mr Jame ianiy or nen. -;. ""
.1.. H. .e vim vv Weir, rfenart-
flag lill iiru--.' m - ----.. .
ed. Tueds for her lome
3UK liazei irarnsp i-e t"iu ..,.. .--I'asn.
Tt. where she spent Ihe aummer with
relative. M , . ,
SII UraC Jiatinew r.rnn. .., ,w-
the gu-at of b-r couilns. Mr and Mr. 11
Hsrrle at th- West End Hotel. .,.
Mr and Mr. tlrk niichi- departed Tu-day
for a l"lt with relative in Kanja Tty
Mr Robert Tttuwcrth. who ha been In St
IxMila visiting friends for the last nx-nth. re
turned heme Monda. ...k. ,.
Mr. Kdwartl leveiineyer a-e ...-.. -Grace,
departed Tuesday fcr a visit with rela
tive lw.w' . ... ,r.M. fnr
saiMB Anna ccaiiy --nri ""'-"' i-.
m..mh' visit with fri-nds at Vlchlts. Kas.
MlaS Agnea Dalby. who has been vlstung la
Chicago for the last month, returned bom Mon-
Mr. and Mrs. Gecrre rhsllar of ,Hnsaa aty
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C J. Phallng of
Mr. J. A. Davl. who haa been the ruest of
hfV rts'-eV. Mrs. Anna Bard .departed ljeadar
for bt Lout, where she will be Joined by Mr.
and MrsTllardlng Hyatt. From tit Lout, the
rirtr vriil irTto reorta, I1L. and thenc. to Mrs.
baris's home, at Oakalopsa. HL
Mra. IL V. Mulr and Miss Pearl Balrd are
trjruesti cf Mr. Russell Gritner. In Kansas
"iS. Ida Lister arrived Wednesday from. Kan
sas City ara is me guest o " " 'j; ,'"',r:
Mr J. M. Kelly U home from a visit with
her parent at Lee'a Summit.
MrsTE. D. Wright departed Wednesday for
StTLoula and from ther ahe will go to Fort
Worth. Tex-, to visit with friends.
M? and Mr. Will Evan departed Tuedy
for a visit with friend In Kansas City.
Mlas Bertha HInahaw has returned to her
rne in Kinsa City after a visit wlthfriend.
lnthla city, bho wa. acromiiraed bom- by
her sister. Mrs. Emmet Gordon of JelTersoa
"The mtrobers ot the San Gene Club were en
tertained Mondty afternoon by Mrs. rrank
Monroe at berhome In West Sixth street.
The delerales from tba era! women's clubs
otHhls ?rtt?ftartvd Tuesday ror Boonvllle to
!md the contention ot the M'WJ"
of Women's Clubs. Among those who attend
ed the convention were Mr C t- Kvan. Mrs.
Newton Csnnon and Mr. W. H. Hall, repre
senting the Nautilus Club: Mrs. H. A. Iratt.
ShS SotcslJ, and Mrs. Sallie Itnter Snecd. the
Clio.
HAXXIBAL. MO.
jlr, j r Blackwood haa returned from a
vtalt with her mother. Mr. T. W Reed ot
Macon CSty.
Mr. Bert Bowe and on hae return-d from
a visit to Mrs. P. D. Stlnson In Springfield. Mo.
Mr. snd Mr. It. W. Tcrklns ct Troy. Mo..
spent the week with relatives In the city
Mrs. Luther McKay of ralrsyra spent th
week with Mrs. J. A. Knott.
Miss Sophia Lee Rldgo of IligglniTtlle Is the
guest of Mrs. John Conlcn.
Miss LlUle Btanton of Paris. Mc. Is the
ruest of Mr. George w. Camery.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. T. Smith ot Pari. Mo.. Is the
guest ot Mr. and Mr. Jeff iwre.
Mls l"earl Grant of tiulncy. HL. Is the ruest
of Mr. J. SL Overstreet. .
CipSln and Mr. C. J. Lewis and Mrs. U
P. Jackson have returned from. St. Louis.
MUs Ida lladder of St. 11 is the ruest
Mjf-IIIaSSf ana ML Nettle Learue
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Smith of rarl. Mo. are
Mrs. Nat f Hardin and Mr. Cam lUrdla
cf Louisiana. Mo., are guests ot Mr. and Mrs.
F. I- Grlsard. ... .v
Mr. A. E. Sehattouskl of Peru. Ind, U the
guest of her father. Jonathan Smith.
Mrs. Edgar McDonald and daughter. Miss
Bessie of Clarksvllle. M.. were guests of Mr.
and Mr. It. N. Gilbert Tueday.
Mr D. A. Abell h returned to her home
In Keokuk, after a visit to ber sister. Mrs.
A. Van Evercoren. . ...
Miss Mary Rellr Owenbv ot Salisbury Is the
ruest of Mrs. W II. Dulany.
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Clayton have re
turned from Chicago. ...
Mr. and Mrs. John Scott snd son. Jack, ot
Jackson. Miss, wer guest ot friends Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Tucker of Slater. Mo, ara
guests ot Mr. and Mrs..P. II. Knighton.
Miss Hraste Bently ot Chicago is a guest ot
friends In the city. ....
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Marpay of Mexico.
Mo, are visiting In the city.
Mr. J. P Shields ot Mcberlr la the ruest
of Mrs. M. Ferny. .,-.
Mrs. Ben Stevens snd Mlas Lol Seaton have
returned from a visit tn Jo! let. III.
Mis Jessie Rose la the guest ot Mrs. C A.
Jtri. M. M. Slmonson et Troy, lis, who
has been the guest of her son. Professor R. B
D Slmonson. returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. A. J. Settles Is visaing in Kansas City.
Miss Edith Collins cf Crbana. 111... Is the
ruest of ber brother. Bert Collins.
Mr Charles Breedlnr ha returned from a
Tlstt In Chicago.
KASSAS citt.
Mts Maud Derby has gone to Colorado, to
be absent about a month.
Mis Martha Hill Is visiting Mrs. W R, 11111
In Ellsworth. Kas.
Mr and Mr. J II Todd are entertaining Mr.
and Mr. H. C SUul ot Deuxl. Ky.
Mrs. S. F. Feidrnsn ot Little hock, Ark..
has terminated her visit ta her son. T L. Dob
Miss Mary CMalley ha returned frcm New
Tork City, where ne had been for lx weeks.
Mr and Mrs. John W McChesaey announce
the marrisge cf their dsngbter. Sews, on Sep
tember TL at Centervllle. Tenn ta Doctor
John Robert Cunningham. After October IS
tpe couple win De at nocoe in ia- i rgaa.
Mr. Fred Gaaa returned on Monday from
Sweet Spring.
M- ".V A Fsri ad Ml- Ijllo Rlond en
ti-rtlned tbe aluuol ef the Western Coller.
Oxf(rd. O. on ttednesday afternoon.
MKs Anna OrkreM of Vashlfigton and Miss
Gusste lirigg of Warrensburc aiie return-d
t" their homes, after tl-ltlng Mr, btanley
lifer.
sllva Serhle ilemsa ts tntrrtatolrg Miss TUlIe
tVhwan ef Norfolk a.
Mr William i' lVrry will hare friends
for rani en r-afunla) tn honor ot Mir Abble
Ware .if WnehlBgtCfl
Mr It F Eaaenan I in Kar.a ity this
week, tiut be announce that hi family will
lemnm in New Votk for another jear refer
returfilSK hne.
Mr William A WIImhi departed ft- St.
Iul Thursay. t.i meet hi sister, who are
c-mlng hereon a tlslt from th-lr home In H-n-drjn.
Ky.
Mlsa Holena auner returned on Tu-day
f rtftn CnlumTMs, Mo , w here h had been cn
trrtalne by Mis (all Poor.
Mis Hattle Madden of Empcrla Is in th
city Hating friend
Aft-r spending- a month la Monmouth. III.,
Miss Margaret Mavsle la at borne.
Mr. Walter Gregg of Helton Is vlilllrg her
mother. Mr Henry Crump
Mr A. C Jacques returned from Tcp-aa en
Tueda. where she had been the guest ct Mr.
J. D. M Hamilton.
Mrs John Stickler Is entertaining Mrs. Flr
msn Raker ot Topeka
Mr. M Thomas will spend next week tn
Leatrnworth. the guest ef Sire. M. S. Thomas.
Mr. Vrmo Edwards Is at Diamond, vlsttlrr
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Uaynham-
Mr. II. W. Lewis Is rntrrtalalag Mr. aad
Mr. James M. Walter cf Johnstown. Pa.
Catherina Gabauda Ross and Ralph Ersklne
Goodlett were married In Grace Church on
Tuesday. Blahoo Mann, formerly rector ef
Grace Church, came tram his see In Dakota to
officiate. The bride was given away by her
father's cousin. Mr. George DevoL A reception
at the home ot General Devol followed tha
weddinr.
Mrs. St. Clslr Ptreett lias returned from the
seashore aad I at home at the Baltimore.
Mr and Mr. Walter Llttlrneld. formerly ot
St. Louis, are In Kansas City establishing a
new home. For the present they are the ruests
of thrlr daughter. Mr. Sol Stoddard.
MIa Eula and Miss Maud bulkier are ex
pected home on Saturday frora St. Lour, wher
they have been members ot a house party at
Meraroec Highlands
..On Wedn-siar evening at the residence ot
Mr. Edward bteven. Allecn. their daughter,
waa married to Mr. Heberd James.
Mr. and Mr. John O Strrsn will go to Cali
fornia In a fortnight.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mutehler are sending out
card for the marriage of their daughter. Edith,
to Mr. Madison Reeve Cheney. October It.
Mr Frank Thaxtrr haa returned from th
North.
Mis Bell Hare crsycrsft Is entertaining Miss
G-rtrud- Farrar of St. Louis.
Doctor and Mr. G. E. Bellows are In Chi
cago thl week, being entertained bv fri-nds.
Mr. Clara Greenman la entertaiBier Mr. W.
C Warren ot Vertalllton. Kas.
Mlas Estelle Kendall had some sixty guests
with her on Tbursdsy stternooa Carus af
forded tre entertainment. At night there waa
a party of twenty-five.
Mr. and Mr. W. V Clarke and daughter re
turned on Wedreedav from the rtekfr
Ml Elisabeth Scott Hoiloway and Mr. Kid
der Woodson Wood of St. Louis were married
In this city on Thursday night at the Central
Presbyterian Church. Mis Kate Lee Hollo
war was maid ot honor. Mr. George Robinson
of St, Louis was best rcan. Arwng th cutt
town guests were Mr. and Mrs. William n.
Bamhart. Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson, all
of St, Louis.
COI.tMBIA. 310.
Mr. Annie Stephens Smith gave a reception
Thursday afterBooo from 3 to in honor of the
members ot the Marmaduke Chapter ot the V.
D. C, of which she la cne of the vie pret
dentr. Mr. R. B. rrice and Mrs. E. W.
Stephens presided In the dlnlng-rocm, where a
lunch was served. Mies Emily Blair. Mlas Mar
garet Trimble and Mlas Etelyn Willis assisted
Mr. Smith.
Miss Gall Peer waa hcoltss Monday evening
to abcut thirty at a six-hand euchre party In
honor ot Mis llolena Saunders of Kansas city.
Miss Etelyn UlIUs won tbe prize sn Egyptian
vase which she presented to the guest or honor.
Mr Burett Oliver won the gentlemsn's prize
a rtrla. Refreshments were served. Amour
those present were the Mlsse- Ssunders, Blair.
Willis. Fleming. Adriks Fi-ming. smth. Allen.
BoucheOe. zjourrcaa. Douglass, tiranham. John
son. Trimble, and Mmes. Rutherford. Rydge.
Olive. Dearing. Frank Dtsrinr, McAlister.
Prentls. Montgomery. Green. MacLane. Chltty.
Johnson. Swtuier. llouck and Bowling.
Mtta Neda Jacobs wUI entertain tha A. T. L.
Club at ber come on Hltt street Friday et thu
Mr. Rotlb M. Hochaday returned to bla
home In Kansas City Wednesday, aner spend
ing a few days with his father. Mr. T. U.
Hochaday.
Mir Mary Cray departed Wednesday for
Kentucky, where ahe will visit for a few daya
before going to New Tork. where ahe will at
tend scnooi thla winter.
Mrs. c. W Trimble had as her meats far
the Confederate reoalsn. which met here this
week. Mra. Kay Samuel and Mlsa Bolena
Saunders of Kansas City, and Mr. and Mrs.
Cbestnutt of Su Joseph. ......
M-. and Mrs. B. li. Grant ef Kansas City
were tbe guests ef Mr. Grant" aater. Mr.
E. C CllnkseW fhl
Mis Florence Gray returned Tuesday, after
spending several days la St. Louis.
-Mr Horten Force of Ohio, on tls way to
Washington, stopped over a few days tbta week
to visit his cousin, the Reverend Henry P.
Horton.
Mrs. Meyers and daughter. Mis Lillian, re
turaed thla week from Colorado Spring, where
they spent the aummer.
Mr. W C Local and little son of Osceola.
Mo. are the guests of the former's parents.
Colonel and Mrs. J. C Dorsey.
Miss Ivy McGutre spent a few cays In Co
lumbia thl week, returning ta ber home la
KlrksvUle Sunday. . . ., .
Mis Mary Rebnett returned Monday, after
spend-'cr tba summer abroad. Miss Robnett
made the trio with a party, trpra wasnuigton.
Miss Bessie Lawsen ts In Mexico thla week.
Mr Harry Blanton. wbo has been Ike ruest of
his sister Mra J U bteiben tirparted Mon
day for his htm in San ITsDrtsc-), CaL
The Misers Katheylne and,Etnlly Gulur re
tnrne thla week from St Lnul- where ta-
French Arabian Curtains, pair--.. $5.00, $7.50 to
Real Brussels Curtains, pair $6.00, $8.50 to
Irish Point Cnrtains, pair $4.00, $6.00 to
Rcady-to-hang Portieres, pair $4.25, $5.00 to
Sofa Pillows, our own styles, each-$4.00, $5.00 to
The best line of Brass and Iron Beds in town, lowest
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK !
ISO pairs real Arabian Curtains (wiksJ") now
spent the summer with their sliler. Mrs Rich
ard Itoe.
Miss Nellie niinn returned to her home In
Platte Cltv Monda) after visiting Miss Sue
Stone on Conle) ateitue
Doctor J W. Jones returned to his home tn
Richmond. Va.. Mondav after attending- tbe
f Confederate reunion
Vtr at..l tr tit!.1! tt.nhi an Mia Mln
ale Crafton of Jefferaon City were the guests of
Mr. and Mr. E. W steph-n last week
Mrs. li M. Price snd Mts Katccrine Lake
man were In St Louis a few days last week.
Mrs. Kenneth Gardner returned to her home
In Kansas Cltv Tuesday, after sp-ndlpg several
weeks with relatives
Miss Edna JefTresa haa returned to St lauls.
after spendlrg several week with h-r PI Phi
sisters on Conlev avenue.
Mis Clara Hickman haa returned, after a
visit to friends In New Franklin. Mo.
Mis Marie Fleming drparte Monday for In
dependence Mo.
Doctor John PIckard, Arthur Green and Mr.
Ed Rollins were In St Loul on business last
week.
IVAMIKGTO.V. 3(0.
Doctor 3so and wife of Campbelltown were
Washington visiters Tuesday.
Mr. John Isbell wa th guest ef St. Louis
friends this week.
Mlas Kate Bradley returned tram a pleasant
visit to Sedall friecd.
Mr. and Mm. O. W. Areularics were the
guests ot relative snd friends In llllliboro, Ms
Miss Cora Muench returned frcm a visit to
St Ioul.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Raat and family are the
guest of relative In Glasgow. Mo., thla week.
Miss KM Mann visited In St Louts.
Mr. EL ;. Burch waa the gu-rt of relatives
In St. 1tul.
Mia Henrietta Llecold entertained her youcg
friends Friday eienlng.
Mlsse Ida Pctt and Mary Puree are the
attests of relatives and friends In Laoadte.
Mr. and Mr. A. A Tiba were the ruests ef
St Louis frienda
Henry Otto waa the gu-st of friends in Pa
cific Mlsse Delia and Ijita North were the guests
of Washington friend and relatives.
Mr. II. J. Dlckbrader Is the guest of rela
tives In Hlllsboro. Ma
Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Bleckmann were th
guests of St. Louis fri-nd
Mrs. Fred Prsdllnr. who has been the rsest
at Wahlngton friends for the last week, re
turned to her home In St. Lculs.
Mis Clara Halt, who haa been the guest ef
relatlvea here for aeveral weeks, returned to
her borne In Clinton. Mo, Wednesday.
A. 3. Betake Is the guest ct relatlica In St.
Loula.
Misses Ada aad Cornelia Kallmann and Fr-da
Puchta departed Saturday for Chicago to wit
ness the repnaiuctlon of the great fire of 1Q.
Miss M. Menkhsuse waa the guest ot ber
home folk In Crlle. HL
Mr. and Mr. ". O. struts have returned frcm,
their visit through the Eastern Slate.
Mr. Stary Scbeele returned from a visit to 8t
Lout friend.
William llulpert was the ruest ef relatives
in St. tenuis.
Mr. and Mr. Arthur Miller of St- Louis wer
the giirst of Mr. Miller's parent. Mr. and
Mr Frank llustermann.
Mr. and Mrs. William Godt of New Haven
were the guests of frtnda and relatlvea here
rairuraay
Mlsa Freda Michel entertained ber s4y friends
at her home on Ea-t Fifth street Wedn-day
erenlna- the occasion belna her birthday.
A home wcldlnr. to which only the Imme
diate friend and relatltea of the court were
Invited, took plac- at the home of Mr. and
Mr. G D ftarae on Cedar Hill Wdnertay
aftcrbocn at i n'cleek. when Mis FrankHn
llarnea bee!Ee the wire er Mr. J. I.. CaJVln.
Emll Backer the guest of frienda In
Hermann.
Mr. Frank Sauers Is th- gu-st cf Berger
mends.
Mr. M. McDonald is the ruest ct relative
In 3t tMll
Mrs. Elizabeth Oht ot St. Louis la tha gu-t
of the family or w. c Iordmann.
Mr, i Vanlrlchten of St. Louis Is tha
ru-st of the family of Mr. and Mrs. F. Backer.
. II. Mertcm of villa Ridge wa the gu-st
of Wssstnttcn friends.
TL G. Purves ot Jefferson aty was the ruest
of rata five hare.
Henry Lanrenberr returned thla week frora
a visit to St. Louts friend.
Miss Anaa Rlegle. who has been the gueat
of relative here for some litre, returned to
her come In Ft Lrfrill thla week.
Oswald Schmidt of Kirk wool waa the guest
or waBnlngtcn rrtencs tsunoar.
The Petersen's Musical Institute gave a very
Interesting concert at th Turner Hall Thurs
day night,
LOCISIAXA, MO.
Miss Myrtle FUrr ia th guest ef Mead in
St, Louis.
Mrs. A. M. MsGee I visiting friends in St.
Lculs.
Mrs. Charles Rlgg ot Can da. N. D . visited
Louisiana friends thla week.
Mis Addie Frailer Is vlsitlas friends at
Han-ubaL
Mlsa Lulu Lansdowre was the guest ot Mrs.
Champ Clark at Bowling Green.'
Mr. J. Has, who visited her mother, re
turned to her home at Memphis Mondsy.
Mr. snd Mr. C T. Lovell and ehlldrra of
Pitt-field. HL, visited Mrs. Frank Tucker this
Mr. John McCalllsterand daughter. Miss Ml.
xl. are vtsltinr at Sprinrseld. HL
Mrs. N. U. Hardin and sen. Cam. Jr. are
attending the carnival and vtstttca- Mrs. F. Ia
Grlsard and .family at Hannlhe.1 this week.
Ml- Edith Hkmcnrey of Dallas, Tex, who
wa the guest of Mr. N. C. Hardin, derartcl
Moaday tor a visit with friends st HsnnthaL
Mr. Ben J. Smith and little daughter. Mlas
Martha, who speat the summer with tier father.
Doctor T J. Matson. and family, departed ses-
lercsr tor intir norae at .ko, irao.
CHILLlCOTnE, MO.
Mrs. A. M. Inter cf Gallatin, who has bn
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Ed Moss, returned
home Wednesday.
Mrs. J. L. Newland and daughter. Miss Mary
Ann. returned the first cf the week from an
extended visit to ber father. Judge E. J
Broaddua ot Kansas City.
Miss Shlplett ot-MeadvlUe. wbo has been tb
guest of Miss Georgia Walker, baa returned
borne.
Miss Sadie 'CUbaugh was hostess for the Sat
urday Afternoon Club, a unique feature belnr
the fortune-feller score cards. A club spoon
was the prize.
Mr. George Weldon of Moberly visited Mrs.
MrXally this week.
Mr. W IL Loom! departed Wednesday for
uncianaii.
Mr. and Mr Albert E. Adam entertained
at a o'clock dinner at the Henrietta last week
for Mlas Frances Austin of Carrollton.
Mrs. Charles Craaaaa la entertaining Miss
Smith of Pattonsburr.
Mlas Vlrgtl Dillon ct Minneapolis Is th guest
of Mrs. W. II. Mansur.
Mrs. K. 8. Piatt visited In AvsJon thla week.
Misses Tracy and Auailn of Trenton were
guests at the Doctor Tracy horn the erst et
the week.
Mrs. B. F. BeszeU and daughter. Miss Mary.
are visiting tn. Keokuk.
Mrs. w. IL Elrple Is visiting her parrels.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Howe ot Macon.
Mlaa Nina Thoscaa of New Tork Is the ruest
other lister. Mrs. c IL O-Ntlll.
. Ui'..,ocJ. Vxl?',En:B. w, ertly latae
Invitation for a social session. October It.
Mrs. Oven ot Brookfield arrived Wednesday
to visit Mr. A. T. Klrtley. cu.viy
Mr. J. P-jIlswIey win give a 'Isoro!
brvakfast. Wedneaday. October T.
Mrs. Susl McConnel of Avalon is vtsltinr
her cousin. Mrs. Andrew Leepen vmuns:
Mrs. C. Coston aad daughter. Mlaa Fannie
Coston. hate rettrreed from an extended vistt
to Colorado.
Mra. A. T. Klrtler entertained at bid euchre
Thursday afternoon for Mrs. sum of New Tork
aad Mrs. Oven of BrookaeU. . Th prises were
the dainty needlework of th hostess. A 5
o'clock eolation was served.
Mrs. Fred lUvierwas the guest of honor
at an Informal neighborhood gathering Wednes
day evening. ,
Misses Anna and Marr Broaddua returned
thla week from an extended tour at Colorado.
Mis Kate Kltt returned tedneaay night
from St, Joseph.
MOBERLY. MO.
Mrs. J. F MeWiniam of Mexico Is the guest
of Doctor D. F. Orr and family.
Mies DolUe Duncan, who has been rpendlnr
tn past two weeks with her slrter. Mrs. A. c.
Gladaey. departed Wednesday to vltlt rela
tives in Montgomery aty befor returning to
her borne In Lincoln County.
Miss Mary Fiddler Is ilsltlng friends la
HoatsvUIe. .
Doctor M R- BoswtlL wbo has been la New
Mexico, ba rettrrned.
Peter Half of Roanoke. Yav and Miss Nora
vinysrd of this dty -were narrled Wein-dv
ELECTRIC FIXTURES-ART GOODS
Hall, Library and Dining-room Clocks. $20 to $500
Andirons and Fire Screens $ 6 to $150
Dining-room, Library and Hall Chandeliers..$25 to $250
Reading Lamps (ancient and modern) $10 to $275
Marbles, Rare Potteries and Terra Cottas- $ 10 to $ 100
This is a New Department and contains the finsst collection of
Electric and Gas Fixtures eyer shown West. Also beautiful Tandy of
novel pieces in Bric-a-Brac. We specially invite yon t visit this
grand department.
$25.00
$20.00
$15.00
$12.50
$12.50
pricei.
$10.00
morning at the First Presbyterian church, the
lteierrcd S. E. Henry officiating The brides
maid were the Mlsse Ileta Genola Lulu Jef
frie and Margaret Mounce Miss Nettle Nebcr
gale waa maHl ot honor and Mr William Hun,
brother cf the groom, best man.
Mortle Ltvr ot St Louis wa the guest ot
his mother twdDesdai.
Mr. Maude Heard ot Paria is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Ed laiwrll.
J. M. Bowers and wife are spendlrg a week
at West Baden Spring, ind.
Mr. Cole of St. Loul. who for evrral days
ha been the gueat of Mr. J II. Babcock. de
parted to vlut rrienda In Macon before re
turning to her home.
Ell SlIlL wife and cn returned Wednesday
night from an extended trip to the Pactac
Ccasr. ...
Mr. Marshall of Monroe Oty. who haa been
visiting Miss Dora Fire has returned to her
home .
Mr. Fsnny Rutherford returned Thur-day
from Boonvllle While there she attended the
district meeting ef Woman's Club
Mr. Frank Ray of Shelbtna departed far St,
Louis Wednesday, after a visit with Mrs. Vir
ginia McGroder.
J. IL Hotxrt. wife and little daughter et St
Louis see the guest ef Mrs. J. Noel.
Mrs. S. A. Hannah, who haa been visiting
relatlvea In Kentucky for several m-nths. re
turned Thursdayrand will -vend the autumn
months with her daughter. Mra. H. It. jucaer
aon. . ,.
It. H. Moffltt and family returned Friday
from an extend-d visit with friends In Lin
coln. Neb.
Mrs Charles Halt d-paried Thursday t
spend a week with St. Louis friends.
MACOX, MO.
Miss Bvnnle Biggs ef LaTlata. M, Is the
ruest ot her friend. Miss Eugenia McCully.
Miss Gayncll Settle of Monroe aty Is th
guest of Miss Mae Yaa Cere.
Doctor J. J. Brown was a Chicago tenter
the first of the week.
Mis Maym Williams returned home recent
ly from St. Louts, where ah has been vlsltler
l'ytt'j. nBarclar et Chlllloothe. Me.. Is the
ruest of friends here. , ,
Miss Hallle Pation retum-d home Tuesday
frora an exten.l-d visit with her slater, who
resides, at Deadwood, 3. D.
Miss Lucille Brown, who has been the ruest
ot friends In Denver. Colo., the past two
months, returned borne recently.
Mra W. B. Muriln cf llevler Mo., was the
cues: ot friends here the first ot the week.
Mr. and Mr. Charles bhortrldg have re
turned bom from a weeiCa visit in St. Louis.
Mrs. I. C. Stephens and son. Wend-n. re
turned Monday irom a aeveral week vital in
Philadelphia and New forte.
Mis. J. W. Robert departed the first of the
week for Chicago, wheie ahe goes to visit her
two eons. Tracy and James.
Mr James (wrbln ot this place Is the ru-el
of rrltnds In Hannibal thla weefc .
Doctor and Mrs. Reagan and daughter. Lu
cille, wbo were called away recepi.y by the
death of the doctor'a father at Mexico, has
"JUnnnie Hughe of revler-Mo.. entered the
law dnertment of the University of Michigan
a: Ann Arbor TuctMaj. r . ,
The Re.erend II. ...Garrett, lafe financial
agent of the Central Female CWlege of lex
Ibgtcn. Mik. amicd at Macon to-day to as
sume tbe pastorate of the M. h. cnurcn. boutn.
Th- Ileverend I. r "lcdd waa transferred to
Doctor 'J. L. llrMgfonl of thla place wa noti
fied Tuesday cf ht apuointmeni a a memcer
cf the local llecepuon Committee for the
rourth International Dental o-ngre. which t
to be held In St. LcuK. Augn-t to repiem
ber 5. ISM. Th appolntmtnt came througn
Edward V. Kirk of l-nlladelphla.
Mr. Osrenco Powell and daughter. Mlklted.
returned home recently from a months visu
in Brookfield. Mo. ,
The new of the death of Mr Ame. FJeM
was recelied here the first ot the wee; from
Omaha, wher sh ha resided for the last six
teen years. Mts. Field had many Irtenda in
Mis Virginia Sempt ha returned to her
home after a visit with Judge and Mrs. N. M.
Mtsa'Adelalde MeDanlel departci receatly for
Llnratn. Neb., to attend jchoul.
CinLI-WILLc. ILL.
Mlas Allle May Ccm ct Tamps, Fla.. la Tls
ltlng Mrs. U. It. Com.
Mr. aad Mrs. Don Alden of Anna. Ill, are
vii-ltlnr Jodg aad Mr. L. P. Peebles.
Invitations hare been Issued to the wedding
of Miss Rath Ross Hemphill and Mr. Ernest
Rtbetion. both of this dty. to take place at
th Methodist Eplscol Church October 1-
Mls Abel Pegram cf carrollton 1 visiting
her slrter. Mra. i J. Lumpkin. .
Miss corneua irarioa na av .- .-..,
b a A a lSa as a-V aS 1 1
The Carllnvllle Woman's Club held Its first
meetmr ot tn ciud year ibui".! ..
Ml7 bteven. Irstructor la art at Blackburn.
... a.t.- sv th --t-tInr.
Mrs. Jams H. Meteer has been Tisltlnr la
MrsA. J. Sturges ba returned to Tepeka,
Mr and Mrs. H. V. Andeteon are vliltlng la
Mr? A. C Burrdorft 1 vlsttlar er parents.
Mr and Mr. Otstmer Andel. In BellevtUa
Tbe Iteierend W. H. -arker ot Table Roc.
Netii I vlsltlns B. F. Sllsby.
Mri.'Hil Lawrence of Baoomlcgtea Is vlsltler
her mother. Mrs. Ella Lawrence.
Mr. l IX. Waters of Salt Lake aty Is vlrlt
leg her pannt-a. Mr. and Mr. Miles liac.
Misses Ida Turnout! and Klsan Andel enter
tained the Toung Ladles Horae and Foreign.
Missionary Society cf tne M E. Church Satur
day afternocn. ... ..
lha MIes Macro are vUltlni in Monmouth.
Mrs. J. M. Barcus entertalneu the Domestle
Science Club Friday aft-rrioon.
Mr. aad Mra h. G. Duckle have returned
from a visit with taeir n In Old Mexico.
Mrs. John Arrostronr has returned xrcra a
vlIt la Colorado springs.
Mies Zalle Glass et Mascn aty la viMtlng
Mr. M. J. Anderson. .
Mrr. Jehn C. Anderson and daughter. Luetic.
base o-en visiting in St. Louis.
Mr. W. H. Aneeraon cf Springfield Is vtsltinr
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. T. Anderson.
McnritYsnoRO, ilu
Mrs. IV Splr and son. Bernard, and daughter,
Pauline, ot SL Louis are tha guests cf Mrs.
Splr'a slrter. Mrs. Juttus Levy, on pruee
street.
ilr. anft Mrs. John Kimball ef MetrVOotls
spent Saturday tn Murphysboro. the guests of
tn latier tmcie, ti. i-. iteeuer. . .
Mlsa Margaret Woods ot East St. Louis Is
vlHtlnr Mr. U R Sheley. .
Mlsa Marr Kuehle la visiting relatives la
Cairo. ,. . .
ns Kate snea went to sprtngneiu ntua-
Mrs. W. R Irtman went to Cairo Monday to
visit relative. ...
Mr. and Mrs. St, Clair Bulterworth and
daughter. Mildred. arrtreU In Murphysboro
Tuesday evening from Dow City. Ia, and at
tended tLe Butlerworth-Hlll weddlog Weunea-
L ll'jenSSg and wife went to Cairo Tues-
Mr""!!'! Isaac Ledbetter. who have been
In Morshysboro visiting their son. W. R. Led
better. departed Tueauay morntnr for tnetr
hom tn Jaetropoll.
Thomas M. Morgan departed Tuesday morn
i.V, at. fwme In Greenville. Kr. arter vistt
tr ta Murphysboro with his daughter. Mrs.
WraTo. . Matter snd daughter of Memphis
its TMtlnt Mr. Matter" parents. Mr. and
atr,W A. Weolsey.
Mrs. Dan WUI and Mlas Maud Armstrocr
departed for Welner. Ark.. Tuesday nvcrnlng.
Mrs. Joshua Thorpe and Misses Grace and
May -Thorpe. Mrs. Frank Wilson, and son. Tern,
and Mr. Ann Decker departed Tuesday for
Calm. where they wiu n tne guests ct Mrs.
.. it Wswta
IrsC WlPUm Rhine apent Wednesday la
Carbondale.
Mmes. Hiram Wlllsoa. W. II. Shryock. Ed
Mitchell aad Jessie winters, from Carbondale,
were the ruests ot Mr. J. J. Penny Tuesday
R. c. Tbompeon and wife aad Andrew Mer
tuaer were la Murphysboro Tuesday mcimar
on th way to their home- la Marlon from Dur
ham. England, where tcey have been vlsttlar
relatives ror the past, two raonth. Ther rere
accompanied by Mr. and Mr. Robert Lester.
Henry Hell and Robert Gullsple ot Di-rham.
who will speed several months In thla coun
try. E. W. Zerbca and wife west to St, Lculs
Tuesday afiejnoon to attend the wedding et
Mr. Zerhons nalf-brctber. Henry BUnn.
Ames WIU ot Denver. Colo, u ta Murphys
boro .vtsltinr relatives.
The. Misses 4ay Curtis and Minnie Smith ef
Carbetvdale attended the Butterworth-Hili
weddinr la this city Wednesday aReracnn.
Mrs. 1. 1L Martin went to St. Louts Thurs
day afternoon for a abort visit.
Mra C L. Rollins srrlvd la MiiiBlwiVea
thwMj evearafronv Cclorado prtn:. toi.
snaeis vne ruesv oi ner ststvv. jjrp. f.aaraea
Clay She wiir alsn vtslt tn Grand Tower, with
ber mother Mr. Mary Rnwe.
3IVTTOOX, ILL.
The Reverend Nabeth Osborna has returne
from a visit In St. Louis.
William Bint U heme from a visit wita
rrienda In St. Louis.
Mia Harriet Brtdrman has returned heme
from a visit to friends In Chicago.
Mr and Mrs. John Calhoua and fjtmHy el
Hardin are ruests at the homo of Mr. acd Mr.
Gerg Calhoun.
J M Hart baa returned from Cslcaga.
Mb Emily Wilson haa returned frost a vial I
with mends In Litchfield.
Will Thornberry haa returned to Zaat 8.
Ie--uls
Mis Emma Richmond has returned ta nsr
home In I'eert.
Alderman R W. McCulloca Is horn frcm a
tint in Chicago. .,
Mrs. Guy onrrer has returned treta a vlstt
with relative in Charleston.
Ilarrr I-uwell U home frcm the Stai Tklr
at SprtngfleM.
Mr. and Mr. Henry Shaw hara returned
from a visit with friends In Chicago.
Doctor O. R Pennington of West Alton. Mo..
haa returned hem from a visit wita his) par
eats. Mr John Iennesy of Charleston ta a truest
at the home ot Mr. and Mra. Patrick IssUilTUV.
Mis Luce Tucker has returned to SL Louis
arter a visit to Jir. ana airs. j. js. atn.a-vr.
Mrs. Henry Stnaahaugh aad Mis XU Caaaell
have return-d from. Spriagtlekl.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. ntch and tas-3- aava
titumel trora Colorado.
J. tVolf has returned to ST. Lo3ls aSaa m
visit with his brother, E. Wolf.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J- Jaajor ara aawsw troaj
Chicago. .
Martin Housroan has returnad ta hla borae ta
Parts aner a visit with his sister. Mrs. 13. K.
McCarty. . ,.
Mrs. Blanch MaSett Is has frora V-Ht
with Decatur rrienda.
Mrs. c T. Faagan and Mlsa Zetaa Beokea
hae returned from Terre Ilaate.
Mrs. Hiram Cox aad granddaughter. Mlsa
Ada Noble, are home from Chicago.
James Tremble Is homo from 2aamia. O,
where he waa called to attend the r-crra. ot
Clyde Reynolds.
Mrs. Pnil Link la bone from aa axtaassd
visit with relatives aad friend la Bpokaa.
Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. T. Wilson ara so-ao frcra a
visit with Decatur and SprtarSeld friend.
George Howell has gone to lev Colorado. sCa-a-loo.
to Join hla father. George w. Howell, who
Is division master meehanlo for the MexScaa
Central Railway at that point,
Howard Lytls has returned from a visit wt"j
frlsnda ta Indianapolis.
EVAASVILLE, XSD. t
The henvt et captala aad Mr. Fraaz Tarflw
In East Delaware street was th scan Tceea,
day evening ot a happy gathering, tsa cccstaj .
Ion being th birthday annirersaJT of ISHk,
Tsrdy.
Tbe calebratfcm. watch was m at-prls, ni
arranged by the two daagnters of Mrs. Tarrbta
Mra. TUU Pierce and Mrs. Jesse Kendal ef
New Amsterdam. lad, who are her for a
Halt. Mr. Pierre aad Mrs. "Ksrjdcl wr as
sisted by Mr. Mary Yatra and Mrs. Jula. Oca-,
Among th guest present were Mr. aac Mra
George bchumacher. Mr. and Mrs. Weo-ta, Mra,
Strange. Mrs. Sachs. Mrs. Woehler. Mrs. Fran B
Granger. Mr. and Mrs. Jo Whlttetnor. Mra.
littltngley. Mr. and Mrs. Flaher. Mr. aad Mrs.
shrrholx. Mrs. Mary Klee-chulte. Mrs. aeaaaka.
Mr
and Mrs. win Anderson, Mr. aad Mrs.
Joe Gray. Mr. and Mr. Frank Tate. Mrs.
John lllldertirand. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
i J5axier.
the Reverend and Mr. Turner Braahar. Mr.
and Mr. Kcilx carrel. Mr. M. Swesaay, Mr,
nl Mrs. Robert Halt, Mr. and Mra. Edward
Oslage. Mr. and Mrs. Schrader. Mr. aad Mr.
Klrver. Mr. and airs. Rutledge. Mrs. Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johaan. Mr. aad Mrs. Jo
seph smarter. Mr. Illoman ot Louisville, Cap
tain and Mr. Robert Ilornbrookr. Mr. aad Mrs.
August Baker. Mr. aad Mrs. Albert Hickman.
Captain and Mrs. IL Howder of Plttsburr.
Refreshments were served at a lata aear. Mrs.
Tardy received many present.
Invitation hav beea Issued for the wsdd-aa
of Miss Clara B-ckler cf this city and MrT
Chatle Chaffen of New Harmcmy. Ind. The)
wecallnr will take place October It at tin bora
of the bride elect In Oakley street.
Mrs. Clarence riinaie naa rone ta JJonlsvilM
to pend aeveral days wita Mlso Bessie Par
son. A farewell party was siren Tuesday erventa;
;
rar ur. atari league at. nts corn xa xua
ware treu He wiu depart aaoru-r Tor Bmn.
Irn. where he will reside. Those u-aseat srersi
Mtssea Carrie Brakrr. Sadie DavVlsoa. Maym
Braker. Anna Kranse. Carrie Ftaaey. Rhoda
Founders. Emrna Elklnaon. Maggie Koeriag.
Lula Earl. Mamie Cook NslU cnllene. Flora
Bryan. Tlllle Amey. Edith straker. Helen
Dodge Edith league. Ethel Teaaue; Messrs.
Oscsr Amey. Henry aad Albert Schlckle, Henry
Straker, Jesse and Van Jarbo. Leonard Car
eon. Thomas Brazil. Oacar Daley, XMward
Kraft. Fred Schaefer. Marl Tesuroa, Josepa
Dike. John snd Elmer Tearae. Fred Amey.
Th evening wss spent in games aad zaussc.
Refreshments were served at 11 o'clock Infor
mally Invitations for th wedding of Mlas Prances
Katherin Jones to Mr. J. IX Meacham have
been received here, th wedding to take niace
at the Cumberland Presbyterian Ctrurcrz at
sturgl. Ky- Wednesday afternoon, October li
Mr Meacham was formerly ta business ta this
city.
VI5CE3TXGSs aAD.
Mra John Vane ha returned frora a visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Potter, in
St. Louis.
Doctor and Mr. 5. V Wltherrpocn. who hava
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Thomp
son, have returned to Princeton.
Th? Rever-nd Mr. Schwelczaart and wife are
her from Pureell Station, vial tin r th family
of Mr. Fred Rlxmlller.
Mr. John Bernard entertained at prorreaaive
euchre Tuesday evening, the occasion hetar her
birthday anniversary.
Miss Marr Ilaughton departed Monday for
Grreacastle. where the will attend Depaaw
Unli-rslty.
Miss Lizzie Taylor has returned to Princeton
after a pleasant visit with Miss Miriam
Perre.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Duexterberr hav re
turned from a visit wita their son. Mr. Henry
Duesterberr. and family, at Stnnner. lit.
Mrs. Ella McDonald and daughter, atlas
Llewellen. have returned from lndlaaapona,
where they visited relatives.
Mr. Alice Bateman gave a dsUgfclful card
party for b-r lady friends.
Mrs. K. u. Burnet. Mrs. O. IL Cobb. Mrs.
Esth-r Tlndolph. Mrs. II. Slocomb aad daugh
ter. Miss Zetla. went to Chicago Monday,
The fjuartoteea club wa very pleasantry en
tertslned by Misses Aline Newcomb and Eleanor
Cross.
A rarewell party was gtven Thu-rsday evening
for Mr. and Mr. Henry Knhlraeytr. who -1u
oen go to Cincinnati to reside
Th Ladlea' Luncheon Club waa - enUrtataed
by Mr. J. Ia Bayard. Jr.
Mr. Jacob Keep returned frora a visit wita
her son la Knoxvllk-. Term.
Mr Asmnel Marseo and sen. Tiwtrht. Kav
returned to Oaktown after a visit with Mrs.
atricaisna.
rADCCAH. fCT.
The tveddlr.r of Mrs. Eugenia Robe to ROeert
Grimm both ot this city, took place Meaiar
at Cairo. lit, the Reverend Doctor Knew.
of th Presbyterian Church at Cairo .eifuudnaT
the ceremony. orw u a daughter of Mrs.
C R. Robb. The groom ts head engtaeer ica
tb street railway ccaapaar.
Given Fowler entertained with a box tarty
at the KentKlry Monday night to witnen th
rfermance ot -Hoty City." in boner cf Mra
Bryan Snyder ot St, Loul. The other g-eeata-were.
Mr. aad Mra. o. 1 Orerory, Mr. aad
Mr. T. C. Leech. Mr. aad Mr. Coolc Has
banda. Mie Emma Reed and Martha Leech)
and Messrs. S. A. Fowler and Chart Reed.
The marriage of Mlsa Laura Sand and
Sam Hughes MeKalght ts annoonced t tax.
place Thursday jraornlne. October HUN
cclock at the Broadway Mrtattflat Carn-aa,
Th Reverend T. J. Newel wilt perferra ia
teieooui. Miss Saadrra U th daurhtcr ef
Doctor and Mrs. w. H- Sanders. Mr. Ua.
Knight belongs to one of the oldest faraXitta
of this dty. He 1 a soa t Mr. J. W. Me
Knight and ta erunred tn th wholeawla rtsrr
business. After tbe weddlnc the counl rul
depart for Chlcara.
The marrtare of Mlas Katie Phtrnb. mrtmt
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Plumb, to" Mr Atua.
Robert Moore I asarwanced ta tat plaeej
Kwmmr aitciamn. vcioocrii, az a--a crelra-aE
at the residence rf tha bride. Ta)ceacar I
.,... v,.. ,w. a..fc .ui7iaa iiu-rra. Tie
couple win leave tmmedlateiy after the, ea--raony
for Chicago. They wni rreide Tttera.
.The nvirrtare ef Mb KaU Hedgea or tMs
cltv to Mr Clarence Wtlxht. formerly of iSS
i-itr out now of le-utrrllle. U annouand ta
take iJac on October It Miss Hedgxc ia
tha Attractive danrhlee r lr ,-i "T. . i
tV llerfraa is. VV.i..a ". ,"Z-rTr,5S--
--(... e-ate """-' - 1 11. TJITTTasssT TL.
rer f r the American Krprrss 'Conrrertrr,
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