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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-09-15
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Machinery OF all kinds Engines Boilers
Presseshand
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-09-15
CASToRrA.
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educate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
Candy Catharttc, cure constipation forever
'oc' pc /. g C. C. fail, druggists refund money
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-09-15

Your nerves will be strong, and your sleep
sound, sweet and refreshing. Hoods
Sarsaparilla makes pure blood. That is
why it cures 80 many diseases. That is
why so many thousands take it to cure
disease, retain good health and prevent
sickness and suffering. Remember
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Blood means sound health. With pure,
rich, healthy blood, the stomach and di
gestive organs will be vigorous, and there
will be no dyspepsia. Rheumatism and
Neuralgia will be unknown. Scrofula and
Salt Rheum will disappear. With pure
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-09-15
HERE WE GO, HEAD Us!
We Have Done Passed the q Pole
And Nothing in Sight.

We are in the field this season with the most
complete line either in the State of North
or South Carolina Some one says what
do you handle? Don't say, what do you
handle; but what is it that you don't
handle?
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-09-15
Bu9gies, Buggies, Buggies

W" nave on hand and arrive the most complete line of
We
best makes hence ability furnish
hande
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04

south half q 2 socilon thifiy-fhEtl g. aleo ~
thAf land IN untnryeyed tcwnfAfp numtef siNs
ty-one q north. rnpge four 4 ". n A.. whirh,
When surveyed. viii b ~ 81 section I've 3 ~
north half nl.z section seven J. ne noIlh half
ni9 seeiion nins 3. me soufhnef quarter ssfsl
section iwenty-nine =. and q nccfioh thfry-
one35 also al thst land IN unshrveyed t0unalIfp
number sixiy-two "a. north rnn4e EDnr 4. ". b.
y which. When surveyed WIN be de west half
viz section nve S. al 81 section seven Z. the
fouth half sgufi half u aiz section nine 2. ali
81 section seyept e. u. al Of section nineteen
=. III o. s,etion twenfy-ose p, al o. section
twenty =. ~ Of seetIon thiFty-one a also
~ 81 that Land ~ mBnuFrcyed township num-
Der aixiyfwe q nosih, range 1--WE 8. y. y. r..
which uhen surveyed viii be al Of aertions ore
l. three .. I've s seven Z. nine q eleven II, fhir-
teen -. fifteen Is. seventeen II, nineteen u.
twenty one n. fwenty-thfee -, twenty-five p,
twenty -seyen "a. twenty niue ~. the north half
niz section thlgty4hree -, and the north half
niz and southeast quarter seI-l Of section fhir-
ty-ave Is. ff0T fall and eOmplete description By
rnstes and bounds sc schedule o. classification
hled b. said commissioners IN the Unired states
land once ct cGur d'Aienc. Idaho. Sept 4. ISM
which naid several tracts ere and eEch special
tract Is claimed By said northern FaciGe Rail
way Company 70 Be essentially noD-nfneruI IN
character. and more valuable for agricultural
purposes than for mining purposes
Notice 10 hereby given that all parties inter
ested are 70 appear At this once upon the date
mentioned.
JAMES GRAHAM.
deef = Register
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04
FORT SHERMAN HRws NOTES.

Private Paul Draper, company d. has
been detailed on extra duty as assistant
school teacher.
Six members Of Company G left last
Thursday for Priest lake on a twenty
days hunting tour.
Fint Lieut.. Geo. A. Skinner, assist.
ant surgeon U. S. A, arrived from
Fort Spokane Dec. I'd.
Private Otto W. Peterson, company
G, has been granted fnriough for 30
days, commencing Dec. LIST.
Private James o'ISrien, company d,
was discharged from the service by ex.
piration Of enlistment, Nov. 30th.
First Lieut.. W. Wright, accompan-
led BY his wife. left Nov. 30 en- route TO
his new station at Fort Spokane.
Private Grant Noble, company d. has
been detailed on extra duty rs plaster
er in the quartermaster's department.
10 passing the hospital beware Of the
Kokak tends. Whether young or old,
rich or poor, the kodak fiend win nap
you sure.
Private Axel Glllberg, company II,
was discharged from the service Dec.
ID, and re-cniisted for the same COM
pany Dec. Sd.
Jack Seton, son OF Captain Seton Of
the Fourth infantry. aud formerly =
sergeant Of company r, Fourth infAn-
try, died at his home recently.
Musician Timothy L. Phair and
Private David s. Mack Of company +,
wern discharged from the service by ex.
piratiOn Of enlistment Dec. snd,
The snow fall during the month OF
November was Is 10 inches, while dur
Ing The same month last year ei2I
Inches had fallen. The amount Of rain
and melted snow for The same month
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04

NErR pALENE u . city Of il@
" EoPaIa,son. beaalifally siluAtsd on
Ne aosfhssu shosv Of the samsas CRat
SAlsns laAs, n misea east Of spokane
@tesaneh line Of the Sogthsp Pacific
kR tiass 81 sisAmess uaaks regular
e'ea ffnn this city up the lake 10 The
hsaa d hAViEAiioa on The 81 Joe and
CSsi dAlsne TivetA. connscting Al Old
ha'oa Nth the railsoad line Into ths
e'A, silver and lead minea The city t.
- Ct the most noted sammeF resorts
u Ne nosthwest. and h hecemtng tsoFp
l'saia' sach year. IL taking. haasiag.
e'a''as and hAIAiRg attractions are al.
aaa Aaitlesa The finest 4. 4 mill.
pat In The wess ToFt shsrmanl
'h magnificent forest part rssesva.
20 adioin The city On che wet. The
~sa''y fUsnd ahoat h made up Of rich
ssaltaral lands and extensive forcats
IeiIou pine. hr. cedar and tAmarsc,
20 tAs city 10 destined 10 become q
.aaaiacsaring center for the products
nsse uoodA The business men and
',asah are enterpFising. and take
,nas IN making the place attractive.
,Ie are Eve church organizations -
Dapese, Methodist, Presbytegian. Epls-
aad Roman Catholic. The secret
~ssn are well represented by . lodge
, s hasons. odd Fellows. Kniebtsof
salaa A. or q. A. n, and womenb
$50. Corps The city Il supplied with
uie lishta, good watet.woFks, IN
aat public school building, sash and
80 factory, two saw.milla, two liFst.
hoeeia, boat-baildlng yards. etc.
..Ne ere Jet good opportunities 10 CO.
~. N lucrative business and in diver.
farming. Manufactures aEe par.
Sa1J desired. and ere offered extra
aesnsata The summers are TEN.
- with saficient rainfall 70 insure
,esAnt crops, while The winters are
~. Ifom extreme cold. No better 70.
-. 49, fof profitable investments % foe
NJ snhg Ideal homes ean be found In
se'sAwsst There h always vel.
hsrs, among an excellent people
~. e.saAful Fsgioa and IN Ineempas.
" shaa...
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04
uNrrkn srArRs LANr orrrcr.

uNtrED STATES LAND OFFTcR,
CHuR D'ALKNE, IDAHO. NOVEMBER 20, Isos.i
A priest against the mineral classification hy
the Board Of Mineral land Commissioners for
this district protesting against the classification
ofeertsin lands - mineral, made by aid eum-
mlSicneu during the month OF August, lsg7.
having been filed 10 this once bv the Northern
Pacific Railway Company. notice ts hereby civ.
en- that uroa the 10Th day Of January, A. D.
ISIS, testimony viii be heard before the register
and receiver Of The above named lard once al
their once at cGar d'Alene, Idaho. AZ 10 e'clock
.. m. Of Sald io.h day Of January, isaS a. TO the
mineral OF nen.m'neral character Of the follow
ing described tracts Of lands
All that land IN anturveyed township Nun.
Der sixty-one q north, range eve 3, W. RIM,
which when surveyed viii Be the northeast ne
aud south hall 81 Of section humber one 4,
an Of section ave q the north half M oi section
seven :. all Of section number Alneo. the south
half south half ~ > section number thirteen
~ I'll of section afteen Is the nossheast quarter
ne IL section seventeen IL. the north half norsh
bali nj niS section twsnty.thrcs ~ and the
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04

OF special lntft~ss 10 tie rrsadsala Of
The lend d'Ossilis valley 10 the resal,
II ths eOvssument saFvty Of Tie Pend
dusrslis FiVes. uhiCh hAs been Feoentiy
eoGFassed afdsF tho sapeFvisson Of
csFlAan Harry Taylor. John Gag belng
essisf snginsrS. Tie Uosk commenced
ssFirmL<E IN ard has be~n ven
thsOagh- Commsncing al Rocky Point
ave nsisa hrsou sAS1PolnI. which 10
epaaAdrFWd The tsgsnning ot Tia IiVrE
psUp<s. Tie surrey uAs eonlin1ed 10
Mslaiins. covering . distance Of sSsnm
fret. sp4 lncisdlng Inrsl nver rapids
Aiesany FaiAA n@x eAnyoa. etc. Ths
safvsy shous thai he ehanni Of FtvrF
fFOa liu<ky Point 10 Priest EtSsF. has
drPsh u ovss - ferl Water enough
10 enAl he Largest steamships 10 the
uussd. Tn oaAcsai FvPost IL expected
10 b. suarply Favorable 10 the opening
ef the riyss 10 nASlgAiIoa from The lake
10 MssallSs. and utIl give an esiimnis
II Ghs psobabls euaa q overcoming The
rstass nvsf rapids. uhsN The river
dsups n feet In G miira Also Albany
falls and Hos csnyen.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04
K.....,l o..a,r fs..Aa.f nssslal.


The TrachrsS' Association Of kcose.
nat coaaiy bid their autumn meeting
al the nsw seheoi house here last
ThaFsdAy.
90 ancoanl Of The irregular running
Of the trains On both the Northern Ia
csss and Great Nostnern roads. the al
trs,dsner mas Dol ~ large ~ II oshcs-
uass uuuld have been. Th0ss present
wsrr; Iadrs and MrA McBes, Prof J.
c. Brady. A. =. Mccall Mn NAEy A.
Wright. Nim y. ksrchsvAi. Miss Flor-
sDcs wnshs, ali o. RaIhdrum: AISa
Louise AIbansh Of ilope, Miss Lucy
Ashley Of Koolenal. Miss Smith. Miss
Nm wfay ana I'rOt. waIksr Of sand
po,u,, ard Cbaa, Rlesls Of AlgomA
The meeting wEa opened By . short
sadrru. By sapL Melee. and Sss fol-
loved By reading The minutes Of 'ast
meeting by The secretary, Miss n. y.
wny. The following questions: is
comnfval Punishment Ever justin
.l,ley y -Shoald teachers indulge IN
hab,s. and amasemsats that would not
II who,wOne for pupils under their
carey -whal pupils should read,
e,c were ably discussed By The 'eae"'
srs present.. ..,.a a
hold The next meeting at lsaihdrnm N
reb. Dsrt. AFTER an excellent address
\, put walker the meeting adjourn
rd.-SandpoinI Journal
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04

ihs political sky IN rdsha !. -,
ha NJ p0p Nv have cone ont y NV ".
Y. .aaaes and taken their stas1 Sa. sas
~ oa'aner Of fat money ri. s .sa:aI
49, ~. -. silver party. un,. y y-l \.
p y. 4. i did deceive roaa -, :.
~ Y Idaho. hut now ~ no,.s - ~, ~.
s s.. ", o Y. q the bushea They ~. N
s.stsa themselves 10 their true -. s"la -
.nsy are not for silver. but a. S ~.
s .oas.. This will leave the ssaaIr ns
a ,.l parties free from any taus,Ins y
lanes Mith any party which !. ~. a.-
o 49, suspected for long time, Va y.
. ~, tying to make . c.ispaw o. tn
AZ true silver men wiz be- slad -
80 ne independent aiala OF tle Id.ho
Pipallsis and their renunclatlon - y,
ssr. They have. heretofore, alws ~
-. $50 : Disturbing element, and win
.oad Voices have always inslsiad ~,
.hey we're the only genuine alive, m nan
~ u'is plea they hare always demand \.
% recognition ~ silver men. ana i, !.
only nov. Shen the silver canse has an
-.sn'li lost groand. that they come
oat 10 thfiFkFne eoloFs ana moi All, -
pndiass silver. but make ! yicio,,, !,
tack tpon the friends OF the rh,,a -.
Al u IL earnestly TO be hoped that -,
~ y. I.lss friends Of silver wilI 70 and
The popaiists Of idaho By their fall.
claims Of being silver men, seeur.l al
aiiianes With one wing Of the democrat.
ae party. and By that alliance rode In,o
PoweE. Nos they have become arro.
giant They have been at the poblIe
esie les than yesE. bat already they
are trying 10 crowd away their demo.
etAiie Aiiles- The democrats hslped
u'em Into ofAce: non they want 70
SHOVE The democrats away, and selre
not only ali the credit. but al the spoils
o. once - usiL Darhg the campaign
th<y usss ultra silver men: nov they
iAaEe 10 Ne Coz silver. NOT for the men
sho hoad The free coinage Of silver al
The rattle Of 10 10 ! As The vital principle
Of their political creed.
We % not have 10 hook far for the
feasoa fes The aEEuganes Of the popa
lAssa- They beiisFe that cha silver
cause Is weakening and THAI, undeg the
political oOsdiiioas In Idaho ,oday,
tAsy uiii be siFong enough TO win ui,h.
out the aid ef any other party. They
have therefore lhEo1n % The mask
dTopPsd the SILVER Issue cold and called
oa shriE pesPls 10 line up under the
banner 81 Cat monsy.- II 10 10 b. earn
esSiy hsPed that Ghss wIlI not attempt
10 ssauhsA. bot that lhry wiIl stand
fast By The pEincipis Of true popallsm
l'oesieiio TTibHns
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04

was as follows 1896. in 10 days, 9.Is
inches; 1897. in IS days. sI2 inches:
highest Temperature 1895. 81 deg. 1897,
g deg; lowest temperature 1896, is
deg, 1857, Q deg.
Ordinance Sergeant Roper and party
returned from their hunting expedition
up the St. Joe river last Saturday. I'm
fortunately, the family who had those
geese. ducks, etc. had sold out and
gone 10 Klondike.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04
Notes Of Hearing.

STAIR or IDAHO, l.
COUNTY or kOorENAI. -
In TH8 PRoRATR COURT OF SAID COUNTY.
Ia the matter Of the estate OF Della George,
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that David rhiteF has
hled with the clerk Of this court petition pray
Ing Cor letters Of administration Of the estate Of
Della George, deceased, aud that Monday the
eNh day q December, IssE, at u O'Clock q. m OF
said day, being day Of special term Of this
court, In the county Of kootenal, has been sci
for hearing said petition. when and where any
person interested may appear and show cause
why the said petition should not be granted.
Dated this 18th day Of Nov, A. D., 1907.
dcct-is EDWIN McBER. Clerk.
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cara q TAaaks.

We take this method of expressing
to each aud every one who 90 kindly
rendered their aid and sympathy 10 our
great bereavement In the loss OF our
dear son and brother, Richard, our most
sincere and heartfelt thanks.
Mr.. AND Mrs. Il. LAsHBROOK,
AND FAMILY.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04

The southwest section 30 township
81 north range 4 west containing lGO
acres for $500 cash. There is a good
barn and cabin on land and 500 cords
Of wood can be cut from it. II you are
looking for bargain call at this Of
dee nov la
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04

KSSsSsn Lsbss No. 7. KNtaHss 90
PsTsiIs Meets in fFaternity Hail
fksrsaHy evening ~ each asek
CAsitiss bsosheFs are stUays meleoans
iIwmAh koaeh. &, e.. v. A. ehallis, X.
A n ARD y.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04
Alaska Gold Fields
The Alaska Transportation
and Development Company
o. CHICAGO. MA.
Capital Five Million Dollars

This company Is the largest, strongest
and Dtst equipped transportation and
merchandising company in the Alaska
gold Lield.
Three large and connections steam.
ships viii leave keattle June LIST, and
regularly thereafter, carrying both
freight and passengers.
These steamers are especially fitted
Tor the convenience Of passengers and
are capable Of carrying $40 each.
Our passenger aud freight service on
the Yukon river will be the best. The
handling OF merchants freight made a
speciality. We are the only company
that guarantees prompt delivery at
Dawson City. We guarantee a years
supply OF food and a safe and speedy
arrival
THE GOLD IS THERE.
You stand fully as much chance ms
any other Person. do you want 10 be
one Of our list! IL SO, write at once.
securing passage aud berth.
Our special transportation offer Is the
best now before the public.
send for free copy of 1.-The Alaska
News. :" and also for our special offer,
including transportation 10 the klOn.
dixie and food for one year for SIX
Hundred dollars. This will interest
you IL you intend going; il not, our
stock offer should interest you, and you
should become one OF our stockholders.
A limited amount OF stock has lust
bern assigned to the western agency
for sale at Sl00 per share. A man or
woman OF small means has the same
opportunity rs = rich person. IL you
cannot 20 TO Alaska nothing should
prevent you being q profitable share
holder.
Our company Is composed Of men Of
tried business regulations, some of
whom are the following:
Hon. VIM. r. Mason. u. n Sen from Illinois
albe-t G. Blats, Pres Val. Bl&tz brewing Co.,
Milwaukee.
", c. incArson, Gen. Fass. Agt {. n. o. ST.
r r., Cincinnati. o.
n v. GrmIh, Pres Fin, National Bank.
{. n LeSnaNd, capitalist, Lssnasd Building.
ErsaE II. Hseht, OF cAsa Kaestner & Co ,
.. .: Edwards. Pas. TraEc Manager, c. n.
& q. 4. X
Charles n. Rockwell, Traihe Mgr. I&L n.
u. (Aonon Route Chicago.
!. u. Foster, Fostoria aud vicksburS. Miss.
y. Phillips, caehicr First National Bank,
fictsi,arg. MisA
FoF tsiarmalIon address a "a make ali money
payable to W. I. DUDLEY. General Agent
dal'er Building. Seattle. Wash. nOv3o
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sunday school 10 a.
.. Aaning service NJ n eira0ck I;
ssening s~Ftics as tn we4neniay
sssniaE prayer asseting ~ Z N
q. l.. uuFE&hAF0m,
Aeting i-asaos.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04
LAND CLASSIFICATION NOTICE
DEPARTnEET o. THE IKTERS0R.
UHIIED STATES LAxD OFFICE.

DEPAnTMgEf o. THE IKTEREoR.
UNITED STATES LASD OFFICE,
c~rE D'AI.E&E. IDAHO. Nov. 4. 1917
a report in duplicate. marked Exhibits and
ha Ing b.eD 6ied In this ofFiee on the lfll dny
Of Eoy, lH97, by the commissioners appointed
approved February e6 Isa5, entitled "a = Al 70
prvrtde for the examinnti "A aud claAsi6sa Ion
At eeFfain mineral lands 10 the states OF Mon
lands withip the Iand grant Ifnlits DOR the in
deninity land giant nInitsl Of the Northern Pa
cine kailraad Company, made b. said eanmis-
dates inclusive ~ follOws:
LANDS CLASSIFIED A. SoEMIxERAL-
All section L. township g, north, range s.
vest
All section 81, township g. north. range s.
west
All section q. township %. north. range s.
west.
an section =. township 81. north. range S,
west.
All section 2. township 50. north. range s.
west
An section =. township %. north. range S.
west.
All session 81. township 80. north. range s.
west.
Al section q. township 5a. north. range S,
All section - township e. north. range S,
west.
Al section /. Township 81. north. range g,
west,
AZ section .. township 81. north. range S,
west.
All section s. to~nship 81. north. range S,
vet
An section :. township 81. north, range S,
west.
an section .. township 81. north, range S,
weL
All section II, township So, north, range S.
west.
an section II. township 81. north. range S,
Eest.
an sectian Is. township s.. north. range S.
west
an section Il. township 81. north. range s,
wes'.
An section IL. township s.. north. range S,
vest
IN section n, township 81. n-rth. range 5.
An section n township s.. north. range S
west.
Al section =. township s.. north, range s
Northeast quarter mes OF section z, township
81. north, yaL, : 5. west
southeast quarter northwest quarter seaSnwE
section Y. township 81. north. F1nge 5, west
soath hslf ~ section =, towEshib s., north.
All section =. tOwnShi, S, north, range 5
Al section 81, township s.. north, range s.
an section %, township s.. north. range $
west
an section Is. township s.. north, range s
an section /, township %. north, range G
west.
an section 1. township 81. north, range G
west
an section II. township s.. north. range 6.
west
an section 3, township 81. north, range G.
west
LANDS CLASSIFIED As MINERAL
An section l, township Sc. north. range S.
west.
All section >. township 50. north. range s
west.
an s"ctiOn 5. township Ss. north, raree 5.
west.
An section :. township %. north. range s.
west.
an section .. township - north. range 5.
west.
Al section II, township 50, nsrth. range 5.
west.
an section Is. townShip 50. north. range s
west
al section Il. township -. north, range s
west
An section .. township 80. north, range S.
west
Horh half northwest quarter nj nwA section
q, township 8. north. range s. west.
southwest quarter nor hwsst quarter EwA NV
= section 81, township 81. North, range s, west.
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nrsosasr. -~ saaAay seheol nt 10,
sisss @ssliag 81 eiaae u snsAay
sASal p'esehIne 81 - - p. n. Fray.
q Esssisg. rhaEsiaY Ts5D p. ga
7, u. itonGsas. tassSs.
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-08-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

II. M. Bass and daughter, of North
Sumner avenue have returned from a
trip to Atlantic City.
Miss Elsie Reed, of North Sumner
avenue, is visiting at Carbondale.
The Misses Anna Mulley and Minnie
Rinker are taking a trip through Vir-
ginia and North Carolina.
Joe Burial, of Price street, Is at
Binghamton.
Miss Loretta and Gertrude Cannon
of Jackson street, and Miss Margaret
williams, of Chestnut street, are
spending two weeks at Lake Ariel.
Albert Williams, of SHETLAND street,
has left for visit in Wales. Mr.. Will
liams will probably remain there. He
was formerly employed at McClave,
Brooks e. Cos foundry.
Grand Master w. Gaylord Thomas,
of the state lodge of odd Fellows, will
go to Erie tomorrow to institute a Re-
bekah degree lodge there tomorrow
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Evans, of
Thirteenth street, are visiting at South
Gibson, Pa.
Emerys Joseph, of South Hyde Park
avenue, is sojourning at Lake Idle
wilde.
Miss Lizzie Davis, of Washburn
street, has returned from a visit to
Utica.
J. ID. Williams and Miss NJ. Louise
Williams, of Chestnut street, have re-
turned from a Western trip.
Miss Katherine Haggerty, of Jack
son street. is sojourning at Hallstead.
Judge and Mrs. II. NJ. Edwards and
son Harry have returned from a So
journ at Asbury Park
Miss Cora Williams, of North Hyde
Park avenue, is visiting friends at
Kane, Pa.
Miss Ethel Wells, of Ashley, is the
guest of the Misses Mason of South
Main avenue.
Miss Sara Flannelly, of Washburn
street, is the guest of friends at Car
bondale.
Miss Lillian Reynolds, of South Sum-
ner avenue is spending her vacation
in Susquehanna county.
Christina Martin, of Pittston, are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Hughes,
of North Bromley avenue.
Miss Eliza Lewis. of West Locust
street. is visiting friends in New York
city.
William Marsh, of South Hyde Park
avenue. is still confined to his home as
result of his severe injuries at the
bicycle races on Thursday at the Driv-
ing park. He will be unable to ride
again for a month or more.
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GREEN RIDGE.

Miss Lizzie Suydam, of Capouse ave-
nue.. left yesterday mcrning for New
York city, where she will spend some time
with friends and relatives.
The Misses Clara and Gertrude Alworth,
who rode to Northumberland on their
wheels, and have been spending week,
have returned to their home on Mylert
avenue
Miss Aggie Nicholson visited friends at
Factoryvllle for the past two weeks.
The regular weekly meeting of the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance union Will
be held at 3 O'Clock this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Dolph, 1857 Capouse avenue.
A large attendance Is desired.
Miss Matte Potter, of Monsey avenue,
spent Sunday at Parsons.
Allie and Charlie Clark spent the past
week visiting friends in New York city.
William Roberts, the Capouse avenue
barber, has purchased the property occu-
pied by Sol Miller, shoe dealer.
Mrs. Frank Leslie and children are
spending q couple of weeks with the for
mer's parents in Montrose.
Mrs. 7. Finn, of Marion street is en-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Bolles, OF
Vineland, N. j.
Rev. G.. G. Lyman and wife leave today
for Atlantic City to spend short time.
Mrs. II. Rury, of Sanderson avenue, is
visiting her parents at Prompton.
Mrs. l.. w. Peck and children, of Ca
pouse avenue, and Mrs. II. j. Tamblyn,
of Penn avenue, left yesterday morning
for Ocean Grove to spend few weeks.