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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
M'GoVERN HERE TODAY.
Terry Wants to Again Fight
Young Corbett.

Perry McGovern. who will appear
ut the Academy of Music tonight in
THE Road to RUM wants to again
fight Young Corbett, the chap from the
West who recently defeated him in
Hartford.
= manager, Sam Harris. has posted
100 as a forfeit and announces his
Willingness to wager as much as $25.-
900 on the fight. lie claims that Nc
Governs defeat is attributable to the
fact that the floor of the ring was not
padded as it should have been and
that ''rerry" was knocked out by his
head coming in contact with it.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
Objections
WERE HEARD
RAILWAYS COMMITTEE HAD A
LONG SESSION.
Members Listened to Attorneys
Price, Patterson and Quinnan.
Representing the International
Correspondence Schools, Who Told
Why the North End Street Rail-
way Company Should Not Be
Granted the Right to Use Wyom-
ing Avenue.

The company owning the lnterna- =
tional Correspondence schools last
night entered its formal protest against
the running of street railway line
out wyoming avenue. before The rail-
ways committee of common council
which has The ordinance awarding Il
franchise to the North END street
Railway company. which desires to
obtain the right to use that thorough
fare as far out as Walnut street.
The interests of the company were
looked after by Attorneys $. -. Price.
Roswell ii. Patterson and John p.
Quinnan. each of whom made addresses
urging upon the committee to so
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
JUDGMENT FOR DEFENDANT.
In the Case of John S. Jenkins VS.
Rushbrook Coal Co.

\ report was filed in the prothono-
tary's office yesterday by Charles l..
Hawley, referee. in the case of John
s. jenkins. of West Pttston. against
h" RushbrOok Coal company. in
which he Over-ruled the executions to
he report and awarded Judgment in
'avor of the defendant company for
S2,SSo.l6, which is S2.119.S4 less than
he amount claimed by the plaintiff.
Jenkins brought suit for $4,000.
which he alleged he advanced for the
company as president and general
manager. The case was referred to
Attorney Fawley a year ago by con-
sent of both parties. The defendant
received Judgment on the ground that
all money was furnished by Jenkins,
and that he was not entitled to salary
in certain capacities and at certain
times
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
1T CAUSED A STIR.
Saloon Keepers Give Orders to Have
Conditions "TOned Down."

The publication in the Tribune yes
terday of Director of Public Safety
Wormser's attitude on the question of
ladies parlors' created Il deal of con-
Sternation among certain of the saloon
keepers in the central part of the city
yesterday.
1t is known that several Of the pro-
prietOrs of these places Immediately
gave orders that conditions which have
heretofore existed must be toned
down" in the future. Director Worm
ser said yesterday that arrests will fol-
low at once if the offending saloon
keepers do not at once reform their sa-
looms
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
PERSONAL.

MIR. and Mrs. l.. T.. Garfield lett for New York
yesterday afternoon.
Rev James y. Tlinghast, state superintendent
nj tho lnvci.alis church in Pennsylvania. is
Spending Il few days i'll scranton as the guest Of
Mrs. Niro :" Sdndcrsnu Avenue
W. J. Tilton. pr"ss agent for thalncry Ocott.
is in the city arranging for the celebrated singer.
actors appearance at the lvceum mex, week in
his new play. Garrett O'Maeh." Mr. Oicott will
appear hcrc for twu performances.
The following Scranton people were registered
ut Hotel Albert. New York. yesterday: Mrs. H.
W. Wint Mrs G. :. Iawlry. Judge and Mrs \.
\. Nosblrg W. T.. Cannon. Charles ,iu Pont
Brcck, 7. l.. Crane. Professor !. VI. Chance,
James II. Dunl,lnl. Nj. and Mrs. Stephen Chap.
pei Mr.. and Mls. W. II Hagen. ,lr. and Mrs.
u. 5. Robinson.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
MAIL CARRYING CONTRACT.
Between Central City Office and
West Scranton,

+. j. cummings. special agent of the
superintendent of railway mail service
located in New York. was i'm the city
yesterday comforting with the local
postal authorities regarding the con-
tract for carrying the mail between the
central city and West Scranton
During his stay he visited several OF
the lverymen who will bid for the con-
tract, and explained to them what is
required by the government in con-
tract of this kind. The contract will be
awarded on December l.,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
Free-A Work of Art.

We have secured Il fine assortment Of
Fiberette framed pictures, size 14Nl7
inches. One of these will he given free
to each purchaser of one pound OF
Grand Union Baking Powder at our
stores on Saturday next. December a..
1t will make a suitable gift. or add to
the attrnctiveness of yOnr own home.
See them in our show windows.
Grand Union Tea TO-,
81 Lack. ave. llb-llS $. Main ave,
tt" Scranton. Pa.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
Best Gift for the Holidays

Is a good book We have the most
complete line of the latest copyrighted
books. Reisman Bros. 4O5 Spruce
street, opposite DiWe Bank. IN
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
Dr.. N. Y, Leet Has Removed

His offices from the First National
Bank building to corner Wyoming ave
nue. and Spruce street. over Dime bank
Entrance OH Spruce street. d."
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
Five Dollars

Will buy more framed pictures "a the
Cut-Rate Art shop, 800 Lackawanna
avenue. than ten will AT other stores.
You will find the latest art novelties TO
select from. Remember the number
sos ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
No Excuse Now

for bare walls. A visit 10 ihe cut-Rate
Art shop, 300 l.ackawanna avenue, win
open your eyes. Framed pictures at
prices thai will astonish YOU Opening.
Wednesday, December II. :.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12

We are disposing of our large assort-
men, of Meerschaum and Briar Pipes.
for prices neyer before offered 10 the
smokers. Reisman Bros. 4O5 Spruce.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
CAVE-IN EXAGGERATED.
Proved to Be an Abandoned Cess
pool That Caused Scare.

The alleged cave-in on Dix court
Mas nothing more than an abandoned
cesspool which caused much excite
ment in that vicinity on Tuesday.
The surface covering had rOtted
away and left an opening about ten
feet deep. Five loads Of ashes were
dumped into the opening yesterday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
Books for the Young People

BY Alger Olis and Ellis, cloth bound,
illustrated. only 10 cents. Resman
Bros. iO5 Spruce street op. Dime Bank.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
Photos for Xmas.

Sittinss made before the 18th will be
finished for Christmas. at the Griffin
Art company's. 200 Wyoming avenue. "%
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
Xmas

Goods now ready for your inspection,
ut the Griffin Art company's, 200 Wyo-
ming avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12

Smoke the new Kleon sc, cigar, :.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
Novelties in Xmas Photos.

At the Griffin Art company's, 209 Wyo-
ming avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12

Smoke the popular Punch 1oc. cigar.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12

Society
VIII Hold 4 Holiday Bazaar at 2l9 Wyo-
ming avenue. Westminster building.
Full line of Holiday Goods. Day of
opening will be announced. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-12
1t Is the
Highest Decision

That u nice UMBRELLA is the
most desirable Christmas Gift.
and if you want to get one that
will be appreciated and reason
able in price, don't wait until the
rush is on, but come to our fac
tory. select your choice in mate
rial and handle. from our enOr-
nous large line, which are all
Of the latest designs, and super
ior in quality. We are making
special Inducements for the hOli-
day trade and We guarantee all
our goods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
SPIDER AND
CATERPILLAR

An exciting battle between a nr'
der aud caterpillar which lasted
nearly an hour Has Witnessed by a
crowd II men and boys In West
nanayunk pa The spider Won the
contest after losing two ieKs
Tie hrht occurred on fati fence
pu William shindls.a farm. Tp r.
boys wrre attracted hY the combat
and gradually the audience srrw az
az there we're about hftY spectator
MhnY waEsfs s-rr made on the rF-
Hait. the spider being the favorits
u - believed that the nEht wn~
caused ~ the caterpillar Eettlns
caught ~ The sridrrH sch
ti~ius Nedsed iu the meshea ~ is
antagonists parlar. the caterpillar
was AZ great iisadyaniEss and a.
ronia only fight from the one spot
while she spider could slide az ant
down and attack the caterpillar On
all s!dss The caterpillar fonEat
with lin head and tail The spider
punished with - deadly atinss
A. lat resoft the eaieFpiilaf At
tempted 80 snrlreie ita opponent Tie
spider lodged asbt and left The1
both closed in When they sspa
rated tao - the Hpiasfs fsss asfF
missIuK Then hey eiinched sgaia.
Sad BY a aueh move TIRE spider g4t
ni the rear - the caterpillar AMI
ROLLED Il up ike q piece - carpet
Then the ruitrr carried BE appa-
rent IN triumph g. a secluded apo.
tn the fence Later feast VS.
served 10 the spiders drn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
ONLY PURE
MILK GOES
Three More Offenders Will Be
Charged With Violating
the Law

city MIX Inspector l.. NJ. wood /.
cock q atlil on the hunt for local
milk adultsutufn A 4. Erickson.
a few daYs aso. was nusd 500 fJt
tHlng ffeaziuet tn his milk. and
noa three other Offenders must an.
swsr for violating the laW.
Inspector Weudrufk win au ear out
complaints late this afternoon
against Alexander Murray pfoprie.
TOE NJ the Lake uen dairy a. M
Sob Hill avenue. e Johnson. 1871
Pike street. and 4 > Dahisirau.. n
INTERPLAY charging each sith ualnE
formhtIehydc in their milk far fhe
purpose ~ preserving a. Tho eks
tstsnre uf the preventative was found
ia samples NJ milk taken ~ Mr.
wood cock Hnd anaiYzea hy city
Chemist e o. HaEardus.
ou tao er thrr. occasions Nr
Waadspek Thought there vas some
hing wrong with the milk roi1 "
these men. An analysis Naa ordered
which bore out bic suspicious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
60 POISONED

CLEVELAND. O.. sept, ii.~-Sssr.
y 90 PERSONS eh1 attended the ban
aust ~ the opening n The usw Sew
snth rrsriuet police station. Hroad-
Nay and JNnss avenue are sunsrir e
from ptauuine poisaniuE Many
have recovered. but a few are slu
seriously 90
Ths station vas opened wiih a re-
eeptioa THURSDAY night % last week.
the aSaif beiuw nnisr The auspices
af the Newburg Improvement asso.
citation. oter hundred sswbufx
cuisines. men attended the hanausi.
The next day about 20 asrs taken
sick.
II T. not kng~n positively what
caused the poisoning. but II is be-
itsvsd that either the clans OF the
Ice cream sas th~ cause. although
rfVsrst persons Nhn eefe sicA say
they ate neither
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12

The chamber Of cemmefes yestef'
AZ anernoen passed resolutions Ia
LENS the Mckinley fhenksgt'ins
s.sr,tal Plan. judge J.. y. hoNt prs
.s.,.a the talIevtng resolutions
$50 we're unanimously adopted
whereas THE people y this ma
a., have been brought faec GO ttee
s,.,ss great SORROW and,
eUhsreas. That sorrow has been
.,,.,ss "a a temporary thankssiV.
az Win a strong hepe that 10 may
ns.,crs lastIns and.
swnsreaA II has been suggested
-, as sentiment Il thanksgisins,
universal among our peanle,
ss..ss ~ utilised faf the eenees II
s...,l,v. whaeh could well b. ae.
.ss,ris.sel BY the erection ~ Ate
49,, thanksgiving hospital ~
- central portion n the United
$50 ~ regular subscription 80
e.ss for that purpose and.
swAsrsaN This chamber l. In ful
.,-rashv with this movement T
s.s,t practicable nov. thefvf''s.
belt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
WILL FIGHT
new ROAD LAW
r. W. Summeryille Enions the
County Election

Robert W summetvlle has
brought suit te cnioin the new road
law election. A temporary ordei
was signed late yesterday afternoon
hy Judge He'll and the hearing set
down Tor Monday at y. ~.
The law. passed rs the last legia.
lature. 10 a radical change from hs
road rtem of the state. and pr.
vldes that u may be put Ia fore iu
any county by q majority of voters
al special election The chief oh.
ieetions q the plaintiff 20 the law
are a. follows
tiFHt iierauHe sal act Is mot "a
Law aperafiug hy 10 own force 81 hy
reason or ice enactment bX the les
isiature. hut only b It's adoption aud
approval hy the voters. Sc ho hatr nu
legislative pavers ne functions
second because said act AZ
tempts 90 delegate legislative pow
ere and functions 30 the voters u
each " The counties - che state.
rhlrd Hrenusr rH3d ace b. not
uniform IN operation and attempts
o. authorize the imposition on zav-
payers outside ~ Incorporated tasua
of different rate ~ taxation from
that imposed en taxpayers uifhia
such cities and towns.
Fourth n-caues said act re-
quirts after it has been approved
and enacted by thr voters ~ she
county. that the beard ~ county
commissioner shall divide the rs
tire county. including incorporated
riti-s and tauuH. into read diatfi
Fifth neeausf said at requires
after it hss been enacted and Hps
proved 81 The voters ~ King rauas
~. that thr cts ~ Seattle shall be
Included iu the road districts % be
created in pursuance n satd net.
Viii n districts are subject to ths
PROGRESSES - said aet. To 80 include
the city - seattle ~ such road dts
trIets would impair the rights. pow
80 and privileges conferred upaa
satt ritY ~ The constitution aud
Laws - she state
Tenth Because saif act does not
provide faf any notice ~ the eless
tian directed BY n 70 b held
Eleventh Heesuss said act anr~
not provide Tor any notice 81 sp- tai
election. flfsetsd To be held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12

likeness 20 his father. said We'll
you are full.biooded nrown. All
10 mistake
Mamma, What do YOU think r es-'
claimed Fred on HE return home
Mrs Wheeler called me blood
brown
May. aged 3. was Watching har
mother knrad SOME dough. which
squeaked aa the air bubbles we're
pressed oai Mamma, queried the
lutte observer shall hlt your
bread with the poker
what for. dear ." asked her moth
cr.
cause" replied MAY. 4 hear
mpuair a4uraklnK in lts
Little prvHtnn'H mother, Who was
very fond ~ singing God save the
Queen vas hofrlhed one dag -
hear The little fellow shouting 1GlI
save the milk uad save the milk
aud took him 20 task about g.
Welt mamma sad Preston.
YOU are always rlnHing 'aod SAVE
the cream. and II he aoesnt save
the milk nraf there won't be ans
cream
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
Suburban.

The hspi meeting 81 ,he city eaun-
CA os Heuton was hstf on Tuesday
evening at Woods halt The aaih
% once was administered % ihs
~ sidney Williams q.
W custer as elected city clerk and
sidney williams eigy attorney Ne
other business vss done. rxerpt Tint
the committee was app1intrd O. -.
cure charters ara copies ~ ordin-
ances u cities ~ the fourth cisss
T-hs council adjourned subisct 70
call.
The Second baseball team % Pen
ton vas defeated b. the Mouarrhs
u Seattle on sunday ~ q score -
to 8.
The new section house. built AZ
Hsnton ~ fhe Columbia 4 FuKsz
sound railroad. 60 replace tbs one
burned aown two months ago. nss
been complsisd and Is ready for oc-
eupancy.
owing 70 The large number Of on
pits attending the HFntou ehoai. the
directors are considering the promo
sition - building m addition 70 the
school and engaging auoth y
teacher
A large amount - york 10 BETH
done upon the street car line be-
tween punlap and Rsnion.
Articles - Incorporation Il he
Baptist church. recently ORGANIZED
AZ Dunlap. have been Forwarded TO
the secretary % state A. Olympia.
The Tat. fruit crop IN the orchards
near Dunlap Il proving n BE- quite
heavy. especially apples. prunes and
pears.
The fan term 81 school has hsrn
begun At Maple Valley Miss Ate
Maxwell "a IN charge ~ the school.
and the term this fall viii last four
months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
SAYINGS OF
LITTLE FOLK

Have ynu sent your regrets. Dor
othy7' asked mamma Of her littss
daughter. who had decided not % g
&c a party 20 which she had been
asked
Il haven't any TO send, mamma. %
answered Dorothy Il don't want
20 60"
While fsgsd fvel-paph, didn't you
tell me that u ! took care u M
pennies my dollars would take care
Of Themselves
Yes. my son.
wflie-Then why didn't your dol
lars take csre of themselves the 9TH
er day when you lost your pocket
book
Little Pred visited an old lady re-
Gently, who. IN commenting upon his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
seamen's Friend Society

The ssamsn'r Friend society hett
tfs regular monthly meeting yes-er-
day afternoon. Two vacancies IN che
executive board we're atled by the
appointment % Rev. :. r. y. Lvyd
ard Cspt p J. Burns. Chaplain
West stated that the launch Befhsl
Messenger" which was built BY the
society for work among the sailors.
" a. completed Last Sunday 'he
FIRST trip ~ the launch vas made to
Bremerton where reading matter
ess distributed among the sailors
on the sarships. 4 committee VAS
appointed n prepare a circular fer
distribution IN the eitv. IN which the
aims and work of the society viii be
set forth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12

agents OF the government. for use aa
forage. However, there is no reason
Why It should not furnish an article
81 diet Tor people, inasmueh rs it
may b. prepared IN many appetia
ing Ways. II produces. under favor
able conditions, sixty bushels ~
grain seed to the acre. SO that, -
view % its htshiy nutritious uuaiis
tee, II u a most economical and 9th
erwise desirable plant
This hroom-eorn mlltat ts 80 eailet
heeausc. when growing IN the nctda.
II looks like broom corn There are
a number ~ varieties, aud the seeds
that is the hulls ~ thrnn are of
.direrent eolers yellow. white brown
and gray A graceful spreading tas.
sci crowns the stalk
In Russia, where the plant u
grown almost wholly as use for hu-
man food, II Is called "pfoeo peo=
pie In that country eat it for break
fast IN a form Hike eaten grlts. or
press the Krlts into cake and use
them Tor SOUP The cereal also APP
pcatu GA their tables IA pancake
such a. We make out ef huekvns1t
~ indian corn Among the peasants,
specially ia the region ~ the Nolsa.
the broom corn mlilet Is largely can-
summed
one mas Judge n ils POPULARITY. In
aeea. when it Is stated that from
$4,000 on0 Co 90 90. o0o bushels - tn
grain are produced in Russia yearly
\ special stud. was made ~ Il -.
Gently hY nr n. A. CARLTON. vtf
VAS sent ~ RUSSIA by Secretary vii
san 60 gather agricultural iufarmf
ton he says that the hFoamsro-r
miliet can BE- grown most success
fuiiy IN this country 81 she northern
plains region the pakotas. Minus.
sofa aud Nebraska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
the PRIDE OF
A WOMAN
Prompt, hsr to Dress Up
for Sui eide.

IT Should be called upon 20 fur
nish indispuiahis proof - 'hs inher-
ent pride ~ wnman said a police
sergeant. speaking with = New York
reporter I would point At once 60
hsr ineariabi~ Fuie 81 dressing up in
her hss, clothes shrn she sues out
- commit suicide IN my experience
m the forr-a ! have had occasion 10
handle "a good many Suicides aud a..
terwafa Investigate their personal
affaifs. and in every instance have
found that HE psar unfoftunstes
prepared themselves for death by
DOMINIC their bsst hlb ana tucker
The majority 81 printed reports -
suicides say that the clothes Of tie
dad woman we're god sc well
made ~ elegant n the wenia %
contemplating hufeifi. owns six
v aiaf shs u..afH 81 Tier hruh deloIh
skirt and silk pvfficoaf naturally 60
With thls garment. Ana she selects
hsf best shoes
q have Looked un the history Of
many - these fespretahiK clad va
rtdss ard have found that thsY pW a.
ed but one gown with which they
could make a decent appearance on
fhr street. and that one xund dress
ives ehansn. without exception. az
The apr rugriafe Earb In which 70
make tire exit fr1m this World
stage 4 makes 40 difference whaf
manner II death ts efansen the cos
tune ia carefully selected
Let woman sleep her ife way
under the Influence - drugs ef
burn her soul out with artda ~ GO
down into the slime 81 the river. she
clothes herself IN her mast brrnu
inE garments and seeks the end with
apparent tranquility Hrr Instincts
- FsntlifF and elegance tn riot he's
10 with her tn the last and. even IN
the face II death. she shrlnkM from =
public appearance ~ unheeoninF
raiment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-12
PLEASANT HOURS
AS SUM N Err ENDS
kssnts Of Entertainment and Those
Who Entertain

Ths hess Of the orp;ee club ara
banning q picnic 70 be hsl6 Frida
sf'srnoon a. Jens.ns grove friends
q ne eias vfIl b the guests.
Ihs City Federation OF womsn r
Ciahs seid is ar-t meeting u the
season a. The Unifarian church.
corner Seventh avenue and Pike strest
On Monday afternoon All Of the Of
Beers we're present. with Mrs. Mitch
Ell President. 10 the chair About IS
esiesstss we're present
Mn. A. X. Marshau. who has been
camping a. Alki Point. has returned -
seattle she vil be ct home - her
irisnds At her residences. corner Fourtn
and Marion. after today
The maternal Brothsrhosd cav
social dance Tuesday nisht at Masonic
Temple. A large crowd Vas IN ~
Tendance.
me Tribe Of Bsn Har gave = baa.sat
SOCIAL ana dance On Monday night Ia.
US nan IN ms Pacific block.
Lieut. hsssis Of the Seventh lnfsn-
w gave a theatsr party In honor Of
AFs' l. d Greene. Al the Seattle. on
sloaday night Those present w.,..
ST. l. ~ Greene. Mrs. Wa4,.r q
"Hsbt. DF. Rodnsn. Mrs.. Tsf, -
Lieut. Msssie 's'' 'i'
-
Mrs. Walter X. wrixht .,A a..
u Greene we're the xu..fs - -. =.
a. dinner party given - 3, g.
nan on board the Alert s,spsasl -,
mere were ten guests present
Hon , n and Mrs. Turner. a, VI
s' VINO are on they way - F.nz.
land, are guests for a week q, a..
North. AFsnita
Nfs. u. p. Benton. n 1914 sI4tss,t,
,.enne, and her sister. Mrs n =
halaa. viii leave for the Ruffai,
1p'Aition and New York city IN Sal.
.loay. sept r. They VIII 70 ~ :,
80 chicaso and return through WASH
~, walter X Wright .. N. g,,.a,
sv. ~ T. D. Greene. 1906 sixtsentr
Mrs. Frank Ford and Mi. -
mctnsr and sister ~ Mrs ~ y rpla'
pc. arc visiting her az a., fii ~,
Ahoha stree. Mrs ara Nj. gls ip
~ route y The Episeopai s.,,. ~ ~, re
a. sau Frauciseo. convention
~ ~, relter of Boston Il me V,...
see ~ niece hrs. y T. Rohdnsos -,
h"e'ne avenue west sls
-. 49,
mrs /. G Gilman viii leave s.,u,.