The colored American., 1901-06-15
AT THE GREAT FALLS,
Grand Preparations for the Pan-American
Exposition at Buffalo Life and Activity
Galore-DoingS IN the Social World.

the Hub Clothing Co. seven years ago,
has worked hjS way up TO the pO-
sitiOn of chief Cl rk of the clothing de-
psrtment. Mr. w lxins ia one Of
Niagara's foremost young men. Through
the able management o. Mrs. Wilkins
they have purchased a beautiful home
They have few equals as host and
hO'tess.
A blue lodge is to be set up here this
summer by st. Jlhns Lodge of Buff Alo.
Mrs VIM 8. Foreman of Washing
ton, D. g. arrived in the city this week.
Mrs. L PattisOn who has been
suffering wi b the rheumatism is much
better.
Mr.. NJ. Brooks, stud ent of St Paul
School. Long Island, will be located at
the Falls this summer.
After seven weeks of rain, we have
touch of summer, and it's quite notice
able from q business view.
J. @. Steele Of Brooklyn arrived in
the city this week aud is stopping with
Mr. Alexander Blake in Canada.
J. w. Baden and wife of Detroit,
Michigan, stopped over for few days
on their way to New York City.
A. E G.. huffman of Garden City,
Long Island, also from st Pauls |
School, is located at the Falls this sum-
mer.
Mr. r E. McDsniels of Hsrpers Fer
ry, W. Va a talented young man and
scholar is making quite a hit as a |
tragedian.
Mr. Theodore chatham, q true blue |
representative young man of culture |
from Philadelphia has become the social |
lion OF the civ.
Mrs, JAMES Young, a property owner |
and bOnOred clE'Zeu, Is also making ex- |
tensive preparations for the auticI pated |
PRn-American rush.
The hotels are filling up verv fast |
and that most cO1genial smile which |
only knight Of the napkin can give |
is given with alacrity
Mr.. R Henry Lewis late of Ithaca ia |
visiting friends and renewing old &C.
qnatntances In Philadelphia. M. N. |
Williams takes his place while away.
The most popular scenic rOut taken |
by visitors whose time Is limited is the |
Great Gorge Route considered by many /
as one OF the natural wonders Of the |
world.
Mrs. Anderson Fayette is making ad-
mirable prep aratiOns to entertain the |
Pan-AmerIcau VisitOrs. Mrs. Fsyette |
Is one OF Niagara Falls highly esteemed |
citizens.
Mr.. ThOs. Dorsey of Boston, Mess. at
PRESENT holding position Of much iuI-
pOrtsuce at the Cataract Hotel has
taBen cottage for the summer in the
province OF Ontario, Canada.
A theater party was made up by 8
number Of the reiOTmers, among the |
many was MePsrs. Stirrup, Pattison,
Holt, Richardson. Clark, Thompson
and Evans. The play was ten nights in
bar room.
Dir. A. Blake, late of Miami has
taken cottage for the summer IN
Canada and in the near future he will |
be able to caterer to the transient trade |
ut Niagara He u Ill be ally sssisted by |
Mrs. Blake and Miss Frye Of New
York City.
As the belImen hold the supremacy |
In New York City for the elaborate |
bs IL they give annually, so do they |
expect to UNFOLD their standard here |
during the Pan.Americsn season, but |
the knights of the napkins intend TO |
hight 1t out In the stretch.
Mr.. w. Becket's tonsoriaI parIOrs
which have been recently renovated |
can be compared favorably with any |
tOnsorial parlOrs in the state. Mr. |
Beckett is 3 thorough business man and |
tOnsorisl artist of ability. He is sup |
ported by experienced assistants.