The Edwardsville Intelligencer from Edwardsville, Illinois • Page 8

IN I bLUGliNCHK SocietyEvcnts of Hi U', i li I I ruin. i i Pi i i i i i i i i i i' 1 1 i i ul' i i I i i i i i i a i i i I I I i IN i I la i I .1 hi 1 Ul' tur Ignored: I 41 'I. ail'i I i .1 i i a I a i i i i i thu i i i i i ail), i i i tu Iii In a i 1 i Tin I i i i i i i i i tlu I I Ul .1 I i i i Ill') i i a i il hi It i i i i i i i i-i'i'- a i 1 a i i en-urn nul i ak" i .1111 ul of 11 i i i i. i i i i i ut i 1 1 a i i i i i I i i i I I I 1 a i i i i a 1 i i i i I i I I I 1 i i i i i i i i liiiiUMil b'" i i i i a A i i i i i I I I I I I I Sl 1 1 1 A i i i a i i I w.i i i I i i 1 i i i i i Hi" coin- i i 1 il i urn- i i i l) 1 1U 1 I a 1 in iv i I tli" i in- i i to i i i i 'I i i a i i i ii i i i i I i a I i i i a i p. .1 i i i i i I v.

i i' 1 1 Mrs J. Shcpard, formerly (iould, troko clown and wept nt tioukl nrcountlns hearing In Ni-w York City. Sho said hn I Ignorucl nntl addod that i i 1 the Into Guorge Qould, iihvujH sold women couldn't "kuep i I I I I i i Ml Thorn i be cards and dancing and plcttMaiit Hmo is anticipated by all Tho.i i i i aro Jlrs. Mr-i. frod Darnsback, Mrs Kil Woll i Mrs, William Sch- i i I.

H. Ka I 1 I. II 1 Kill Ul a 'i ,111 A I tin 1 1 a i I 1 I luni V' I i i i I I t'liib. 1 I I i i i 1 i v' 1 niul 1 1 lr A 1 Will Hiivt- Party. A i a Lcglou A i i a ii a a.

Washington'; I i i i party to bo given at th' Musli! Hall ou Wednesda; i i a 20. There wil claiming and music i bo fur uLshi'il by Trares' Orchestra. Every onr. Is cordially Invited to attend. Attended Mrs.

GoorgB Coventry wont lOaHt St. this afternoon, to at Mid Illinois Confer "in of Home Missions which will I i Ul in tin 1 parlors of tho Y. W. A. Tho i i be attended i i oll'Ui-rs of tho board which in i liulos about twenty ladies, i nn .1 i i i i ,111 oil llll.

i 1 i i i rt.iin i Hi- ii No-lit i i ton i i i a' Hi" I i a Tlavo Biiby Daughter. Mr, und Mrs. a Adelhardt of ear Mont arc thu proud parents baby a which arrived Sun- ay i Will Entertain Club. Miss Esther Burroughs will enter- ain her card at her home Sat- irday, February 2, gj At this sale we have sacrificed our entire stock consisting of men's and boys' and Shoes at prices-lower than those asked for sitch qualities at other reputable stores. In ad- dition we are giving away a 26-piece silverware set free.

Personals H. T. Stalil of MOID spent yester- lay visiting in Kdwardsville. George leathern ot Staunton was a risitor in Edwardsville yesterday. I).

S. Hunter Springfield spent oday vibiting i lr. A. M. Phar.

Mrs. Karl Rockwell ct Alton la visiting with friends here tor several days. Albert Emrich ol Worden spent Sunday visiting with his sister Mrs. D. C'assens.

Dr. K. S. Phar Casey, is spending several days with bis brother, l)r. A.

M. Phar. Mr, and Mrs. R. H.

Rosenthal Now Douglas were visitors in Ed- wardBVille yesterday. Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Wendel ol St. Louis spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.

F. Heberer. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Werner of this city were recent visitors at the home ot Mr.

and Mrs. William Baglin ot Troy. Mr, and Mrs. Marshall Werner This Beautiful 26-piece Silverware Set Will Moot Tomorrow. Tlio ladies of St.

Andrew's Kpis- opal cluin will hold their regular i afternoon at the parlori at 2 3 0 o'clock. Mrs. Cliarlos HooM'honstoln and Mrs. Dan Mi A i bo, hostesses, liulloi are urged to a The and son ot Greenville spent several days last week visiting with Mr. and Mrs.

Will Cline. Mr. and Mrs. Brwin Kirkenmeler of this city were recent guests it ths home ot her mother, Mrs. Prlscllla Belcher of Troy.

Miss Blanche Wolf left today for San Dlogo, whoro she will epend the remainder of the winter i and friends. Arthur Sensing of Skedee, Oklahoma, arrived this weok tor an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. William Poos and other relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Riggs and family spent yesterday visiting in Collinsvi'lla with Mrs. Rlgg's father, A. J. Higtccwer, who is seriously 111.

Mr. and Mrs. William Hummert of Beaver county, Oklahoma and Mr. and Mrs. K.

Bunto of Granite City spent Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Behrendt. Mrs. Mary Johnson and son Benjamin of Bluff City, Kansas, Mr.

and Mrs. August Buss and Miss Amanda a a of St. Louis spent Sunday here visiting with Mr. and Mrs, John Llngner and family. Miss Hackmann is a sister of Mrs.

'Lingner. We are giving away Coupons good for one chance with every dollar you spend. The more purchases made here, the more chances to win. See the set in our show window and watch this paper for announcement of lucky number. S- These Coupons will go quick, so you will have to rush, that you may get your share of chances.

The Leader 118N. Main St. Edwardsville yTTITVIItTTTTTTTTTTTTTTSTTTTTITITTTTT! MISS NORA POTTS TO APPEAR AT TRIAL OP C. CALIJ5N. CHKHS ASSOCIATION I A I SI.SSIOVS.

Hi- Held In Kiu-t iSI April "ml I. I i a A i i i i I has prrpar'-il I i i I I I I I I KM MopslotH 't" 1 In St. on A i ii'id -I. It i iqf--) In ll" nlio (if 111" 111 lllc-- tory of th" i i i Tlio i i i lie hn'il in new Mii-ionii- i I i about i i i A ratn of anc a a i i "i 11 i h.i-i a a i i for Hi" I i i uMoii a -iii'l i i i bo niMheil "'I'll i i i i i ami I i i i I i i a i i bn i i a personality. He h.is had such a a i of experiences a and educator, that there a who can equal him as a before gatherings of teach- ors.

For a years, ho was a In the i i of I i a a a i tho government began to look for a commissioner ol education tor the i i i Islands, he WIIH selected and to his ability Is duo tlio i a i a i of tho M'hooh ot thoDo Islands. i Im to" I ho i States he a eloctod i i of Colgate Vnt- nd elected presi- i no Muslim ou fi.ihir- All I'M 1 urii'Ml to i 1" M. O. Hott' 1 n' and rucli 1 "'i" 'at; a i a Hi- i day On i i i I i i i a th i-r" i i i i i i rt i A i i li.irpHt and of i i i i lU.i. 11 Tli' "In'" 1 S'-ni- DIES fiT HKRMAN ROPFMANJf, PASSED AWAY ON MONDAY MORNING.

Funeral Services Will Be Conducted On WcdiiPMluy Afternoon. Highland Mail Is Charged With Violation of Mann Act. DIES flT HILLSBORO MRS. ROtTHSLANGE TO BLOOD POISONING. Right Arm "Was Amputated In An Effort To Save Her Life.

of tlir Oilo University, Dr. Bryan i also speak to tho ele- a section on Friday afternoon. The i program i opon i a concert by the great Flfrom There few if any In the violin world who can equal At his very Unit appearance In America i the Boslon Symphony in 1911, he was acclaimed anft established as a penr among violinists. This concert will followed by a I by Vachol Lindsay, the "Tramp Poet." Mr. Lindsay not leoturos but he gives many of his now a poems.

To spend an i Lindsay Is to spend a prollta'b'e, and onjoyablo hour, that i never be Mr. Llnd- 'iiy i nlao bpoak to tho High section In the afternoon. a a a resident of Worden for a half a century, passed away yesterday morn- Ing at 7 o'clock at tho home of his daughter, Mrs. E. F.

Picker of Worden, a short illness. Death was duo to old age and pneumonia. Mr. Hoffmann was born at Hanover, Germany on November 30, 1843, and was 81 years old last November. age of Sevan years C.Vtt HITS At'TO TIIRKK ARE HURT Harry Short, -IS years old of i i is In a serious condi- i at thi 1 St, i a hospital, i i i i a fractui'e of the as result of nn auto collld- an I a car there on Friday night.

Tlie machine was driven by Ed- he came vlth his parewU who settled In the American Bottoms near a is now Granite City, where they resided for some years. Ou December 15, 1870, he was i in marriage to Miss Catherine Meier of Pleasant Ridge, who pre- coded him in death five years ago. Since that i he has resided with his daughter. Ten children were born- to the union, seven of whom survive. They are: Supervisor H.

F. Hoffmann, Mrs, Fred Mrs. Ernest Picker of Worden; Mrs, John Epstein of 9t. Louis; Misses Marie and Augusta Hoffmann of St. Louis, and Misi Helen Hoffmann ot Worden Mr.

Hoffmann was a member ot i i 'ran a a will i i I I'" by an uddrois i by Charles niackwell. Weln- 1 ii i of gerpor sustained lacerations of the i I a Ur. Hryan und scalp. Blaekwell suffered plosises. Ho a splendid speaker lacerations ol the a good citizen.

He took a great interest In his a i and friends and he will be greatly missed by all who knew him. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock ths residence of Mrs. Picker and thence to the Evangelical Lu- Miss Nora K. Potts, a young and beautiful girl of Troy, appeared Saturday in the United States District Court at Sprtagfleld, accompanied by her father Cyrus Potts of Troy, and gave bond' in the E-UIU of $1,000 for her appearance at the trial of Charlea Callen, of Highland. Callen is charged in an Indictment returned in the Federal Court with violation of the Mann act He is charged with taking Miss Potts into other states last summer for immoral purposes, the trip being made in an automobile.

A woman has also been Indicted in the ame proceeding, it being understood that she made the arrangements for Miss Potts to meet Gallon in Detroit. Thus far she has not been located and placed under arrest. Mis Potts appears on the indictment as the complaining witness, hence the action of last Saturday of bringing 1 her into court and placing her under bond to appear at the trial is rather unusual. It is said to be due to the desire on the officials to inure lier presence at tho hearing, and residents of Troy understand that of her own violation she might not cave to prosecute, but the case is really instigated by her parents. Residents, of the two communities have discussed the matter for some months.

It is said that a strange attraction existed between, the couple. Callen is a with a wife and two children, mer, It is understood that his wile notified Mrs. Potts of her suspicions that Callen was running around with Miss Pottf. and requested that the Mrs. Frank Rouhslange of Hillsboro, whose right arm was amputated last week in an effort to save her life, following an attack ot blood poisoning, died Sunday at the Hills- joro hospital.

Her condition was realized as critical and it was known only a miracle couild save her Mrs. Houhslange was washing milk bottles three weeks ago and cut her right thunub slightly on a broken bottle. She thought nothing of it and blood poisoning came as a great surprise. made every effort to save her life but nothing seemed to check the poisoning. She was born October 17, 1886 at Cayuga, Indiana, and In 1902 went to Hillboro to make her home with her mother.

Shortly after her arrival there she accepted a position as compositor in the office ot the Montgomery News. She held this position until she resigned to become the bride of Frank Rouhslange. She is survived by her husband, and three daughters, Frances, Mary and June, her mother, Mrs. Horme, two sisters and two brothers. Funeral services were cond-uoted this in Interment was in the Oak Grove cemetery.

afternoon' at the M. E. church church in Hillsboro at 2 p. m. TVounfled Bandits.

Shanghai, Jan. 29--Two trainmen were wounded i held up a freight train ou the outskirts of the city searching for a huge shipment ot opium. I TheBarn is theFactory on the Farm place of real profitable production the year 'round, where raw" ftiatenal is stored and "manufactured" into finished product at a profit, is the good dairy barn. Does yours produce a satisfactory Our plans and details of construction help you to make your barn productive and profitable. Let us help Federal statute takes no mother of the girl intervene in the tion under 18 and hence Calleu TTIs ad- word Welngerpcr and was alro a Rev.

H. C. Kothe, Officiating. I will be in the i i cemetery. Ttrtlir ot sltuation to which report has it that Mrs.

replied that she had done everything she could an.d couldn't change the girl's views. Miss Potts is considered one ot the prettiest girls in Troy. She is now 18 years old but at the time of the escapade had not attajned her majority. While the Illinois law places the age of consent at IS tbe charged with violation of the white slave act, Irrespective of the attitude of the other party. The case has not yet been set down for trial but it is anticipated at Springfield that it will be called for hearing seme time in the near future.

It is that the story related by the girl is highly sensational, EVERVTHIN6TO BUILD ANYTHING Berlin, Jan. 29--School authorities here are investigating alleged naked dancing and have suspended Adolph Koch, 25, a teacher. Preliminary Investigation reveals Jfoch a JtftJiaUc advocaliae: "aikedj parties. dances as soul freedom." He held "Adam and Eve" parties with other men and women teachers It is anticipated that the school head-master, Kector Buchioz and the directors, Frau Gerhardt, also Trill be sir-Tended for allowing the danops, together i all teachers who attend the "Adam and.