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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-11-09
Coke Production.

While the coke production in the
Connellsvillel region was somewhat
lighter last week. the general condi-
tions are favorable. Two large plants
were compelled to close down on ac-
count of a scarcity of water The
shipments, however, We're nearly 15,-
900 tons greater than the weeks pro-
duction, that amount of stocked coke
being moved. The general conditions
are considered better from the fact
that inquiries for 1905 delivery are
plentiful. Foundrymen seem to fear
that there will be scarcity of coke
with the advent of the new year and
have FASTENED into the market with
their orders. This has had the effect
of boosting prices. Some of the offers
have been tempting and contracts are
reported as high as sl.60 to $1,70 for
furnace grade. Coke may reach SIZE,
but under existing conditions is not
likely to go beyond that.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-11-09

Attorney General Anderson of Vir-
ginia, has decided that the votes of
men who have not personally paid
their poll taxes can be challenged and
rejected. although their names are on
the Treasurer's list.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-11-09
Fifty Thousand Miners Affected.

a strike OF 500 hOistlng engineers
in 2i0 bituminous coal mines in
Illinois went into effect on the first.
The engineers refuse TO accept re-
duction OF 5,35 per cent In wages.
The strike affects $4,000 workmen.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-11-09

The cope stolen from the cathedral
at Adcoli, Italy. has been presented to
the Italian government by ]. Picrpont
Morgan, who had purchased 1t.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-11-09

A portion of the business section of
Brownsville, MIMI. was burned, caus.
ing loss OF 100000.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-11-09

Daniel W. Trotter of Chicago. for
mer Assistant Treasurer OF the Ameri-
can Linseed oil Company. has been
judicially declared insane
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-11-09

The ferryboat Columbia of the
Wall street line was run into and
sunk by the Norwich liner City of
Lowell. There was no loss of life.
There was heavy fog on the river
at the time
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-11-09
KEYSTONE STATE CU[[INGs
reRRoa,zED SCHOOL.
Boy Carries Weapons TO school ard
Is Arrested and Sent to Juvenile
Court.

when ordered to be quite by .
teacher in the wylie avenue school.
Washington, Charles Branch. aged II
years, drew pair Of knucltlers from
his pocket and made for tho instruc-
tor. Another pupil interfered and
was dealt stunning blow. Young
Branch then drew razor and re-
volver and tcrrorlzed the entire
school. threatening teacher and pu-
pills with death He was arrested
and turned over to the Juvenile
Court.
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-26

l
Take your prescriptions to the
La Junta Drug Company.
For SALR-Good team work
horses. Inquire At this Office.
Bird & Shull are sole agents 10,
the famous Acme Butter. Try it.
WANTEp-Horses to pasture and
feed during winter; 81. so a month
per head. Wiedeman. Fairmont.
DR.. A. L. Stubbs. Office in
Simonton block; telephone. Ioaz
red; residence phone. 7S7 black.
Gem" flour. best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
/ reiunded.-La Junta Milling Co.
For RENT:-Furnished rooms;
all modern conveniences. See
Miss Norton. two blocks west oi
Methodist church.
For SALE OR TRADE.-Nice res.
idence property, Colorado Springs;
will trade for La unta property.
See DR.. Finney.
We take orders for ladies' suits
and skirts, and can show styles
and samples OF goods. Skirts.
IS to Sra. so; suits. Sra. so; to Sa5.
At Kendall's.
b. A. Stark, the drayman, sold
his outfit to the Moore Bros, one
day last week. This firm also re-
Gently purchased the dray line con
Quoted by H. A. Baker.
Fox RKNT-Suite of four or sis
Office rooms, in La Junts Theatre
block. now occupied by r. A
Sabin; steam heat; hot and cold
water. Inquire OF DR.. Finney.
NJ. E Springer, formerly Of the
Rocky Ford Gazette, and familiar.
ly known in La Juata as "Tin Can"
Springer, is now editor and pub
Usher OF the Woods County Enter
prise at Waynoka, o. T.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grove en-
tertained bevy of local school
masms last Saturday evening at
their home in the Fairmount
country, and a very pleasant social
time is reported. The party was
chaperoned by Mr.. Paul Henkel.
A Fairmont farmer has realized
over 5000 from four acres of toma-
toes. We know OF Manzanola
farmer who received a check for
three cents from a commission
firm after marketing several hun
dred crates Of cantaloupes.-Man
zanoIa Sun.
A Roosevelt Club has been or.
ganized down at La unta with .
membership Of several hundred.
From the number Of Republican
badges worn it would seem to a
stranger that at least three -fourths
Of the populace Of that thriving
burg were Republicans.-Manza
nola Sun.
Mrs. A. C. Winters shipped her
household goods from La Junta to
Trinidad recently, where her hus-
band is now located, and since the
food her goods cannot be found.
1t is supposed that the car in
which the goods were shipped to
Trinidad was washed away in the
Annd - amar News
Mrs. Bowman, accompanied by
her daughter. Mrs. ]. E. Burwell,
and son, r. H. Bowman, returned
home last Saturday morning from
Vincennes, Ind, where they had
been to attend the funeral Of Fire
man Frank Bowman. who was
killed 10 . wreck on the Northern
Pacific in Montana about . month
ago.
L. E. Whistler arrived home
last Friday night from Glenwood
Spsings, where he attended the
grand lodge, l. O. o. F.. ~ = del
egate from the local encamPment,
and also from an extended triF
around the circle. Mr.. Whistler
left two months se o for the World,
Fair aud from there went to Sar
Franscisco and attended the sover
eiGn grand lodge of Odd Fellows,
sefurning by way Of Glenwoot
Spsings and attending the srane
| 10flwA of Co1orado.
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-26
se.s so.s .oea. .rsss.

Bowen for suits that mt.
Traie with II. u. Todd.
Trade with the La Junta Drug
Company.
Ladies' union suits. so cents 10
81. so. At Kepdall's.
La Junta Souvenirs ON sale at
]. w. Fishers bookstore.
You will always find a prescsip-
tion clerk At the La unta Drug
Company.
Leave orders with your butcher
OF grocer for soft drinks.-C. w.
Wonderiy.
Go to Thompson's for carpets.
art squares and linoleums at Kan
sas City prices.
For SALE-Two fresh Jersey
cows; good tor cream aud butter.
Inquire OF II. II. Chapms
FoR RENr-Two furnished
rooms; for gentlemen only. To-
quire Of dad" Stephenson.
Bird & Shull have 4 complete
line OF breakfast foods-''rREsH. y
No worms 20 with these goods.
Mayhem House Furnishing Co. /,
undertaking, embalming. Phone,
442 black; night phone. A62 red.
Claude Fairy is attending Sacred
Heart College in Denver and has
ordered the TRIBUNE sent to his
| address.
Misses Della and India Harper,
Of Newdale, left last week for ST.
Louis for an extended visit at the
Worlds Fair.
H. W. Potter arrived home
Monday morning from St. Joseph,
Il Mo-, where he has been with a
shipment OF cattle.
r w. Patterson returned home
last Saturday morning from thirty
days visit at the Worlds Fair and
at his old home in FL Paso, Ill.
Bird & Shull have 4 select lot Of
evaporated fruits, all new stock.
Fresh fruits and candy Of all kinds.
Our stock of 2. v. maple sap is
superb.
Carl Schramm returned home
last Saturday morning from the
Worlds Fair and other eastern
points, where he has been visiting
during the past six weeks.
Engineer George Mackie pur-
chased the J. r. Bidwell property
on Smithland avenue, Monday,
which was sold at public trustees
sale on that day. The considera-
tion was $1,000.
Reginald Garvin, cashier at the
Santa Fe depot, left last Saturday
night for Topeka, KAN, where he
will enter the railroad hospital for
the purpose Of having an operation
performed. He will proba bly, be
absent 4 month or more.
John v. Engle. of Rocky Ford,
formerly an employe Of the TRIB.
uNE, but now the artist typo of the
Rocky Ford Enterprise; was .
Sunday visitor in La Junta. He
rubbered around our new print
shop and placed the seal Of his ap
proval upon it by pronouncing it
"all right"
z. d. Carlton and E. w. Nc
Daniel, who represented La Junta
Lodge, No ~, I. o. o. F., At
the grand lodge IN Glenwood
Springs last week; Mrs. l. S. Bry-
ant, who represented the local
lodge Of Rebekahs. and r. G.
Todd, Who represented the Sugar
City lodge. returned home last Fri
day night.
The .sbright baby xiri'' that ar
rived st fhe home Of Undessherid
Steward . week ago Sunday, was
| Of the male persuasion, and as We
have been cautioned TO correct the
esror 70 avoid diplomatic eompli-
cations We hasten to do 20 before
i is everlAssingly too late. The
|EyoungsteT might have . life long
\ lgrudge against us IL he ever heard
Of il.
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-26
PEABODY MONDAY RALLY.

Governor Peabody wiil speak At L. Junts. Thursday
October a7th. 1t the nesn hour the leaving time Of
the train bs'ng 2. NJ; Rocky Ford. a:as p. Man.
sseols. 3as p. M: Fe~iss 4:'s p.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-07
News at Resorts

Mrs. Joseph Stevens IS proving to be
one Of the most popular Washington
hostesses at Old Sweet Springs, W. Va.
this summer. and her card parties, 10
which all Of the ladies' Of the hotel are
generally invited. are the most pleas
ant features OF summer life there.
Mrs. Robert Yancy is another Wash
ington woman whom the odd Sweet, D"
as Southerners were wont to call it,
claims this summer. and she is winning
golden laurels iu the card games which
eniivcn life there.
Among the delightful Washington
people spending the heated term at Old
Sweet Springs. ". Va. are Mrs. (. c.
Nallie Or. Greer, W. W Greer, Mr.
and Mrs Herman Peachin. Miss Flor
encc Taylor. Mrs +. q. French H.
Maine, and Mrs. G. w. Van Dusen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Thompson are
spending the summer at the Colonial
Arms, East Gloucester, Mass. and dur
ing the stay of the Dolphin IN port at
that place Mrs. Thompson entertained
the officers in charge at a fine luncheon.
Commander J. +. PiHsbury, L. S N.
has joined his family at East Glouces-
ter Mass, where they are spending the
summer.
Or. and Mrs. A c. Yarrow left last
week for New England, and stopped at
Manchester, where they have a number
of Washington friends, en- route for
Marion, Mass. where they will remain
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. II b. Turner are spend
ing some time at the Mount Pleasant
In tho Breton Woods \. ii.
Mrs. j. +. Yancey and her daughter.
with Miss Edmonia f. Lawrence and
Miss Richie Sutton, are spending
August at the Rock Alum Springs
which IS just now one OF the gaycst Vir-
g!nia resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward a. Walker. OF
this city. made a visit last week TO Mr..
walkers sister and brother-in-Iaw. Mir
and Mrs. ". r. Holmes, at Southwest
HarbOr. Ne.
Hannis Taylor, former minister TO
Spain. has Joined Mrs. Taylor and their
daughter, M!ss Taylor, at Warrenton
Va, whore they are spending the sum-
mer.
Gen. Eppa Hunton has gone TO War
reutOn, Va, for the month Of August,
an event Of the near future.
Mrs Ernie Amos Forester is So
Journing at Harpers Ferry during the
encampment. Mrs. Henry g Amos Is
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Street as result OF a severe injury re-
ceiVed about three weeks since.
DR.. and Mrs. Kerr. who opened their
cottage at Virginia Beach week ago,
are entertaining friends.
Mrs. A BIeck and Miss Anna Bleck
have left the city for Virginia Beach.
and viii make their home while there
al the Queen Anne cottage.
Mrs. William Dyer and Miss Louise
Dyer are spending August at Atlantic
city. Miss Lu Rec Dyer has gone for
a visit TO friends in Chicago.
Miss Inocentia McGm has gone to the
Berkshires for the summer.
Miss Rose Williamson has gone 20
Bedford Springs. Pa. for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Caverly and Miss
Caverly, Of this city, are recent arrivals
at the Masconomo. in Manchester-by-
the-Sea. Mass.
Mrs. Walter Epps is spending the
summer at the Greenbrier White Sui
phur Springs. W. Va, where Miss Baird,
also guest, is distinguishing herself by
her fine swimming.
Mr.. and Mrs Hight and Mt. and Mrs
Delhausen. with their daughter. Mrs
Carl Droop, have taken cottages for
the summer at BluemOnt. Va.
Mrs. Charles T. Willis ard Mrs. and
Miss McGraw, Of Vicksburg, Miss, are
the guests OF Miss Green, Of 1 Street
Andrew b. Bradley is a recent Wis
itor at the Greenbrfer White Sulphur,
where his hancee, Miss Kellogg, and her
mother. Mrs. Sanford Kellogg. are
spending the summer.
Mrs. William Keene. who is spending
the summer at Keniiworth Inn. at Ashe-
Vile. y. c., gave a tally-ho party last
week.
s. y. Dctwilcr has gone to the Breton
Woods OF the White Mountains Of New
Hampshire for an outing. and has just
arrived at the Mount Pleasant
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Shughnue have gone
to Atlantic City, and are stopping at the
Ponce De Leon.
Among the prominent Washington peO-
pie registered at Basic City during the
past week were Mrs. Stephen NJ. Foote,
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| tive Sullivan's family, Louise. Kathe-
| rine, and Eleanor. hence the rejoicing
over son. the first IN the family.
/ The story or Mr.. Carnegie's move az
Skibo Castle against guests tipping
The servants. and the posting of notices
over the bells in the private rooms which
read: Please do not tip the servants. -
! Is a reminder of the pathetic little re-
mark of young diplomat who was his
GUNNER invited TO visit one OF the mil
lionaires Of a fashionable resort for Z
week.
Why, don't you go?" asked another
Because" was the frank remark. IT
costs more in tips 70 the servants
than II does 10 pay my board and stay
here. Then after I have given them IN
little all. 1t is so small in comparison
with a millionaire visitors tip. that the
servants really look down upon me for
my poverty.
Lady Teazle's society chat from the
San Francisco Chronicle" of July "a
contains this brief announcement: ''The
enga cement OF Miss Stella McCaIla.
daughter Of Admiral McCalla, and Will
lam Wallace Chaplin. of Sacramento, is
broken" The wedding date was set for
August 3.
Spencer F. Eddy, American charge
d arraires of the embassy at St Peters
burg. and team which included Secre-
taries Beaumont and Sperling. OF the
British embassy. won the four cups
! presented by Sir Charles Hardinge, the
British ambassador. in an international
polo match between civilians and mill
tary officers.
The match was played on the famous
and the military team included Prince
Beloselsky and Count Cantacuzene who
married Anna Gould.
Countess Cassini. whose fancy has
formerly run to dancing. automobiling.
and otb1r such sports. is now going in
for gol1ng at Bar Harbor, and was one
OF the most animated players on the
Kebo Valley links last week
Colonel and Mrs. BromweH. the for
mer recently appointed Superintendent
of Public Buildings and Grounds. to sue
coed Colonel Symons. have taken zoos
New Hampshire Avenue. n commodious
house Cor entertaining, for next season.
Mrs. Bromwell. with her young fam
lily, is spending the summer with Mrs.
Matthew Scott and her mother at the
latter S place near bloomington, Ill
Commissioner and Mrs Henry L.
West plan to leave Washington tomor-
row for the mountains Of North Caro-
lima, where they will spend some weeks.
Miss Marian West VIII accompany her
parents
Miss Margaret Wilson. OF Iowa Circle,
has gone 10 Auburn, Me, as the guest
of Mrs. F. II. Briggs. the daughter OF
Senator Frye.
J. Riley Decide has left the city 70
join his family at Bayport. l. l.
Mrs. Jacob J. bunker has gone to
Richf1eld Springs, as the guest OF Mrs.
Gene W. Childs.
sEr. and Mrs. George Henry Thomas
Scribner and family have gone to Ocean
City, Nd, for an extended visit.
Miss Elaine Sebring. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. T. A. Sebring. accompanied
by her grandfather. Judge George
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-07
Social GOSSIP

Bellamy Storer. American ambas5a-
dor 10 Austria Hungary, and Charlie
magnc Tower. American ambassador 10
Germany, were among the passengers
on the steamer Deutschland. which ar
rived from Hamburg. IN New York, on
After a year spent in Europe, AMI
most Of II IN Japan, Miss Kate Reed
returned to this country a week ago. and
mas Joined her brothcr-in-law and sis
Ter. MI and Mrs. Alexander T. RrittOn.
al their home al Gloucester. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Hobart ChatfaId-Tav-
lor and children, who have been ahr,o 7
TOT inc last year returned early in
thc week and went AZ once 10 Lake For
est. III. VI
Col H. +. Blount. Of the Oaks George
town Heights. has returned 10 the cIty-
from visit 10 his son-in-law and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Rodmon
shlppen, IN Dorchester. Mass. Later
colonel Blount intends 70 make a tour
OF the Southwest.
Captain Foote. u. S. A, has returned
10 Washington. leaving Mrs. Foote and
their daughters 10 spend the rest az tbo
summer al the Brandon, Basic City, Va.
Miss Helen Ostrander. of South Nor
folk. Va. is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs
George Poe 90
Mrs. Newt II. Hall. wife OF CAPTAIN
Hail. Of the Marine Corps. has arrived IN
Washington from the Philippine Islands
and IS visiting her mother. Mrs. i. nj
Harrington. at the Strnrford Hotel
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a. has happened year
attraction this
~ bor where staying with Mr..
rosch
society week
enjoyed little of everything which took place.
Yesterday swimming place
for all the fashionable people every morning and later in the day was the
guest
York
at the swimming club with her and was Mrs KnoWon other
guests at luncheon
she will be the guest of Senator Hale who din
in her night
keep engagements
through the social correspondents things will
still be moving quite lively she will have
Thoron
have Miss Roosevelt this week. and
is constantly announced from Cape May j. that not only Miss Roose
Mrs. Roosevelt o.
trip
Ms -pon+ t .tU.t 80 or Eav Sr 1vosbno+on ond fs
Kermit Of
Exposition
Bobron. embassy
Diplomatic Corps Gregory venine
Swimming Club at Bar arbor last night preceded by distinguished din
consisting Of the Russian ambassador and Countess Casn
Austrian Hngemue Mr.
Netherlands minister Mr. Brun the Danish minister the secretary the
legation Hauge
Belgium and his pretty sweetheart Miss Ruth Snyder the niece OF
Charemagne Tower. American ambassador to Germany
Townsend, spending
bor with her charming daughter Miss Mde Townsend large
EnOre Mcmillan
yesterday
port of composite of society York.
ngton Boston and other big cities devoted itself with the same old fer
o charity
Newport any
noted for novesome of the swes of cricket
against the buffers employed by the
What Ball." luncheons
eainmen than those this year
Washington society
evidence
of the French
spghy predecessor Pors de
a
of One
popular
society William
embassy
Lieutenant Edie Washington people
present
Virginia resorts Washington is well
represented a number the historic places.
McKenna of Supreme
while consideration
for all who White
spend
hospitality by pouring tea
conversation week Mrs
a at
Pol lie Teller, Legation Warm
Springs Monchur arc
proving delightful guests
Washington one of the
the a Of
and Baroness Moneheur and favoite
Jefferson
girl Of this rich alto
bes chief charms is her constant willingness
others
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-07

Miss Daisy Letter the youngest member Of the family
in
better
o he
Last the guest of the Hon Mrs Asquth
only Workmanship but her
great
a o and driving
the
of
Of
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-07
News From Hampton

Col. Lewis Smith, L. 6 A, retired. &C
companied By Mrs. Smith, their daugh-
ter, Mrs. ?. c. March, and her children
and Miss Fuller. of Washington. reached
Old Point Thursday. for a two weeks
stay at the Sherwood Inn.
Col II. W. Hubbell. L. s. A. came
down from Washington this week 70
spend a ten days leave Of absence at
the Chamberlin Hotel.
Pay Clerk Harry L. johnson and Mrs.
johnson, who have been in Washing
ton. are now Quartered at the Sherwood
Inn, Old Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. venable and Miss
venable, OF Washington, are at the Viz
ginia. in Hampton.
Washington folks registered at the
Chamberlin Hotel, Old Point, this week
are DR.. and Mrs. Edward Fargehour,
George T. Getty, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
s. Dublin. Frederic r. Allen. N. A Mer-
rift. G.. B. Chapman. Arthur Greenlees,
Miss Annie Greenlees, Miss Roletta
Fenny, Mrs. II Frail w. II. Frail, Mrs.
Joshua Davis. J. b. Weaver, Mr.. and
Ms. J. Cowles, Miss Du Barry, Miss
@ F. Marshall Mss Catherine Gull
lom Ridgely. Miss Eleanor Ridgely Cul-
lom, John Kirby. and Ontario Calvo.
At the Sherwood Inn Washington peO-
pie registering were Mr.. and Mrs L.
A. Pratt. Alexander ". Bloomburg,
Thomas Lewis, F. r. Diggs. S A. Gal
lovay, II. c. Wolf. Mr.. and Mrs. n L
johnson, the Misses Johnson, W. j.
Wright, and e. Fox
H. >. Lewis is at the Augusta Hotel,
Hampton, Va.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-07

ST. Agnes Chapel gave n successful
lawn fete Wednesday and Thursday
evenings for the benefit of the church.
1t was largely attended. and the
grounds were prettily decorated with
japanese lanterns. The fete was di-
rected by the Ladies' Guild OF St
Agnes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-07
Weddings.

DIR. and Mrs Charles r. Postley. OF
Hyattsville. Md. have issued cards an
nouncing the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Marie Ida POstley. 10 Edwin Dallas
Tucker. Of this city.
A romance Hes behind the announce
ment, inasmuch as the marriage took
place in Alexandria. Va. March p. and
has Just been made known 10 the
brides parents. who. although surprised.
took the matter philOsOphically, and
sent out the announcement cards
Considerable interest attaches 20 the
marriage Of Lieut. Homer B. Grant
stationed at Fort Washington, Nd, and
Miss Florence Helen Paul. which takes
place Tuesday evening. August 8. az
the home Of the brides parents, at New
The wedding viii be a large and fash
ionable military affair.
quiet wedding at St Matthew =
Church. July 60 was that OF Carl JO-
ham Rostrup, son Of Capt. and Mrs.
K. x. Rostrup, and Miss Katherine Gray
Curtis. daughter Of Mrs. Patrick Henry
Curtis. Of Richmond. Va.
After a wedding journey 10 Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Atlantic City. and New
York Mr.. and Mrs. ROstrup Will return
10 Richmond TO live The groom IS in
business IN that city,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas +. Nyman, Of
1924 Ninth Street northwest. announce
the engagement Of their daughter. Mary
Emma, TO Fred Marean BUREAUS. The
marriage ceremony will be attended only
by relatives and Will be followed by
reception Wednesday evening, August
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Archie Upperman. 81. and Maud Aful-
Ter D.
Rand Harris, 50. and Rose E. Moten.
IS.
George B. Harrigan. IS and Ethel n.
JarbOe. -
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Mrs. Richard Roman has gone TO 81.
Louis for the month Of August. She
was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
c. 5. Abbey. and Mrs Roman, wife OF
DR.. F. o. Roman, and the younger
daughters Of the latter Two.
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Mr.. and Mrs Edwin II. DUFF, F. 9.
Duff, and Frank Blue left yesterday
morning for an automobile tour, which
will include Frederick, Nd. York, Ian
caster, Downingtown, Philadelphia, and
[ Atlantic Civ
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Miss Esther Foote, Miss Lois Foote, H
5. Neale Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Elliott and
daughter, and Mr. and Mrs N NJ. Scott
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DR.. Charles F. MunrOe, senicr dean OF
Columbian University. viii leaH tomor-
row for PASSPORT, Me, where he has To-
ca ted his family for the summer.
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w. S. Carroll and Miss Grace F. Car
roll have gone TO the Berkshire Hills in
New Hampshire. and are stopping at the
Mount Washington.
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Miss Ellen 3. Haley. accompanied by
Miss Jessie A Knott. left yesterday for
WoodIey Hall, Va. They viii also visit
Winchester before they return.