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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-31
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
q Alberto Stha1 y Sthal

Por Ell presente edicto, que Sc pu-
blicara por el tertnino de un mes y
una vez por semana en- el periodico
BoLETIN MERCANTIL, por ignorarse
su resider&Ia, Sc notifca 4 rsted que
Sc ha presentado en- la ofcina del
Secretario de la Corte del Distrito
Judicial de San Juan Puerto Rico,
la denanda del actor antes citado, en-
la cual Sc establece contra I'd. una
reclamation sobre divorcio.
Y Sc nOtih~a q listed que de no
comparecer contes2r dicha deman-
da dentro de los diez d1as despues
de notifcad), 81 la notification Sc
hiciere en- ell diatrito Y dentro de los
veinte dfas 81 sc hiciere fuera del
distrito. pero en- Ia Isla de Puerto
Rico y dentro de los cuarenta dias,
81 Sc hiciere en- otra parte, Ell de-
mandante podra solicitar de la Corte
le sean concedldas las peticiones que
hubiere hecho en- la demanda previo
los tramites de Ia ley,
Es abogado de Ia parte demandan-
te Don Ramon Falcon.
Extendida baio mi 6rrna y sello de
Ia Corte.-Puerto Rico, hoy 3 de Oc-
ibre de Ioo5.-Jose E. Figueras, Sc
cretario. Por lose G. Torres, Secre
tario auxiliar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-31
La probidad Japonesa

Ok I'm peri6dico russo, el,"Petersburgs
G Kia Viedomosti, re6ere, por contraste
. con las inmoralidades rusas de que
tanto Sc viene hablando, varios casos
que demuestran el quito que Sc rinde
a la probidad en- el Jap6n.
Uno de estos casos es la siguiente
curiosa anecdota del baron Komura
actual plenipotenciario en- Ia Conferen.
cia de la paz.
Cuando estuvo en- Toxic Ell entou
ces Gran Visir de Persia Sadr.Asar
Mursa, fue carifiosfsimamente recibidt
por ell Mikado y por todos los altos
dignatarios.
AL ir marcharse hizo una vista
de despe dida al ministro Komura, en-
la que reino la mas am able cordiali-
dad. Despues de ella, Sadr-Asam, 81
guiendo la costumbre de su pals, en-
vic a Komura un regalo, consistente
en- un riqufsimo tapiz.
Una hora mas tarde, Sadr-Asam.
recibfa ell tapiz devuelto con una, en-
que Komura lie decfa anna bilisimamen-
He que lamentaba no poder recib1r ell
regalo, y que FOR afiadidura, no te-
niendo fortuna personal, nj bastandole
casi el sueldo para mantener So fa-
milia, NAL podrfa corvesponder nunca
obsequio tan suntuoso.
Otro hecho, es que tambien inter
vino Sadr- -Asam, ocurrio en- una ca1le
de Toxic.
Ell gran Visir persa lla1n6 una
vieiecita que vendia frutas, tom6 de
sus cestos unas m manzanas y le entreg6
una moneda de orc. La vendedora lie
rogo que le pagase en- otra moneda,
porque no podia darle la vuelta. Sadr
Asam la rog6 que guardase la moneda
integra; pero la vieja casi Sc escanda-
liz6.
Muy cortesmeute, dijo al ilustre via.
jero que a1n podia ganarse la vida
trabajando, y que 81 ne, tenia I'm hijo
que la gararfa para ella; todo menos
admitir socorros, buenos para los in
validos para los ham brientos.
81 Y con Uni ademan muy digno, devol :
vic la moneda Sadr-Asam, que no Sc
atrevi6 insistr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-31
Jorge OHNET

to hacer? Antes que deshonrarse confecconando una
obra de pacotia sabria sufrr soporar las privacio
ne consagr5adose al rabao para crear una obra macs
ira? En- otros tiempos, cuando pobre desconocdo
supo hacero pero ahoa que ha saboreado las duzuras
del exto los re6namentos del lujo tendra ese noble
estocsmo que e 10 nico que permte crear concenzuda
vserenamepte7 iAh hija mia Derstal preocupa, me
inquieta.
listed sabe cuzntas esperanzas habia concebido
fundado en- 81.
vefa en- 6ven artista Ia renovation de nuestro ar
te musical
Ibamos dejar de ser revados remolque por las
escuelas extranjeras.
Las rafces de la Influenza italana podian, al I'm ser
coadas sombra maciza del gran arbo wagueriano ce-
saba de sofocar los arbustos de production
ciona Volvfamos fin, ser 10 que fuin1os en- otros
tempos, era Dersal quien realizaba este milagro.
Por este guerra; por este lie empuaba; por este 10
soenfa sobre los escombros de Ia m1ca contemporaries
abatda por mi fuerza de cricas de sarcasmos
Ahora temo que haga traici6n la sagrada causa
que nos com1n.
81, dudo de ely por este lie digo. hja mia, con la
mayor snceridad procure used que llegue dfa
que tepga que lamarse engano
-Traicionar e arte es hacerme traici6n mi mis-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-31
Ell GAMING DE LA GLORIA

-Pues mre usted, para mi es Ia primera noticia.
NO Sc enfade usted por esto que no hay clio la
menor afrenta.
listed debe ssber que H6ctor Vespucc uno de los
mas brsntes compostores de que enorgullece Italia
Su msca es ciertamente. mas mala que la de todos
sus congeneres del otro lado de los Alpes.
Es charanga de circo, cen pesimo gusto. En- Europa
Sc adora ese chin, chin, bum, bum.
Es 10 que mas exito alcanza, uuestra Academia
Nacional de Mdsca, cuya especalidad dar
artistas extraneros habfa mpueso la obligation de
hacernos admrar esta de 81 puedo
lamar de este modo semejantes majaderias. Pero
fin, puesto que usted ignoraba que la destnase in
terprear esta obra nueva; 20 Sc 10 digo.
-Supongo-dijo sonriendo Eva. que va Sc habfa
tranquilizado-que antes consuitarao.
-Seguramente pero ser4 por pura formula.
listed esta contrada para los prmeros papele
de soprano yuma soprano ell primer pape. listed
puede por 10 tanto decir absoutaeute nada Sus
veniencas particuares enan que de aparecer ante la
necesdad professional.
-Es cierto; pero cuando dan trabajo que no COM
place. siempre lie queda uno ell de ma1charse del
teatro.
ST, pagando la indemnizac;on estipu.ada lSahe
usted cuanto asciende la sugar.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
Social Personal

Mrs. NJ. p. iIaycock ard Mrs. C. d.
klock, Of Cleveland. Ohio, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. +: j. FIaycocl;. a, Their
home 1927 Twenty-seventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. N. Viapon! lcrr las:
night for Washington d. G.. where
they will spend Il few weeks with
friends
Miss Sue Warden, of Colorado, is
visiting Mrs. J. w Robinson ut 13u
Twenty-eishth street.
Mrs. A. j. Downcs is III at her home
in East End.
Miss Gladys Holoman returned yes.
tcrday from Georgetown. where she
spent month.
Miss Amelia keiser, of Richmond. is
visiting Mrs Charles Harris, ut her
nome on the Boulevard.
Mrs. ] C. Sieger and children have
returned from visit TO Charles City
county.
Miss Pauline Wood. of Manchester.
IS visiting the Misses Schofield, on
Chestnut avenue.
Miss Roberta Alexander, who has
been the guest of tic Misses Wayman
III EAST End, has returned to her home
in Lynchburg.
MISS Elizabeth King is visiting
friends in Petersburg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
ID1Ie PErTlWAY NABBED
NEGRO FIRED INTO CROWDED
CAR EARLY IN WINTER.
Was WORKING as Deckhand on Steam.
err Berkeley Whe- Located and Ar
rested by Sergeant Reynolds.

Eddie Pcttiway. a young negro who
shot into n crowded street car ut the
corner of Jefferson avenue and Tween
tythird street several months ago,
and seriously wounded Thomas Ben
ton. was arrested on board the Old DO.
mnion steamer Berkeley nj pier A last
night at 10 o'clock
After shooting Benton. The negro
escaped from the crowd which pur
sued him mp the street. and the next
day made his way to Norfolk Ycster-
day Sergeant j. w. Reynolds learned
that the negro was working MS deck
hand on board the Berkeley.
Last night The sergeant accom-
panied by Detective Pettus, met the
Berkeley when she stopped here on the
way to Richmond. ana nabbed the
man wanted without difficulty.
Pettiway admitted his identity and
told very straightforward story
about the shooting He said that he
and Benton were crowded against
each other in the car and that the
latter struck him in the face several
times. He he'd no other way of de.
Tending himself. he said, and drew his
pistol and fired
When asked how he happened To
nave the pistol, the negro said that
he was earring - ~ protect himself
against the "Stugenu doctors"
Benton has entirely recovered from
The wound inflicted by Pettiway. The
bullet entered the right breast b,t
did not penetrate deeply.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
c. L. U. Accepts Clicks Reslgna
tlon and Elects Successor.
UNANIMOUS VOTE Of sOo1
Retiring officer Has Gone to surry to
Join Socialist colony-Address by
vice.President Enselke, Of State
3: GRAFTON Of Lae,r.

The Central Labor Union last night
accepted the resignation of IT'S prcsi-
dent. NJ b. Click. and unanimously
elected Frank $. Lyon. of the Typo.
graphical union. to succeed him. Mr.
Lyon. who has been prominent I'm local
labor circles for Il number Ofr-ycars,
was mentioned In connection with the
Office as soon as il became known
that Mr.. Click would resign. and when
he was nominated last night no one
offered to oppose him.
The retiring president has gone to
Slpry county to join Messrs 'Dhcdy,
Hall and Eye. of this city. and two or
three other men, who have formed II
Socialist Colony" on /, farm located
Just across the river from jamestown
Island.
An address by n. H. Eneelkc. Of
Norfolk, vicc-prcSidcnt Of the State
Federation Of Labor was one of the
features Of an interesting regular
meeting of the Central Labor Union
last night Mr.. Engelke spoke briefly
upon topics of general interest to or.
ganizcd labor. 49,,
Delegates To the State rcdeksion of
Labor. which holds its arnirl meet
ing here on June IL, were elected as
follows: tluller, Clincdinst. Rickard.
Abrams and Ilntclnns. Preparations
Tor entertaining the State organiza-
ton are already underway and il is the
aim OF the local hGdy To make this the
most important meeting held In years.
The committee appointed to arrange
for the visit of President Samuel II.
Gompers, of the American FrWvration
OF Labor, to this city o. April 9. re-
ported that the Academy az Music
hasl been secured for the occasion and
That arrangements were about com
petcd for great public meeting to
be held ut 2:30 o'clock in the after
noon.
The new president of the Central
Labor Union assumes the duties OF his
Office at once. This is the FIST time
the Typographical union has eve: hpe l
Ecnored by having one Of its members
eltc,cd president of the ccIlral Eady.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
MONEY GIVEN TO WIFE.
Justice RENTED Fine After II Had
Been Paid by Bradley.


Robert Bradley, of $40 'Thirty-fifth
street, was fined $50 ana put under n
hond of 5000 to keep the peace by
Acting Justice Robinson In the police
court yesterday morning. William
Phillips. CT years Old who was arrest
ed with Bradley, was fined $3.50.
Bradley got drunk Thursday night
and carried on like mailman at his
home. He took an nX and battered the
furniture in the house to piece and was
MI ,singl himself by dlscharging .
pistol when Officers Johnson. Jones
and Moss appeared To arrest him, His
wife anu two little children were
frightened nearly out of their wits.
Phillips was calmly viewing the antics
% bis fr'Hnd
ohstiLs Robinson RENTED ,J;, of
I}radley's fine on the condition that
that amount be paid To the mans wife
Bradley secured the money and paid it
over TO Chief Johnson.
Phillips had $50 upon his person
when he was arrested ana he promptly
paid the $i7.50 assessed against him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
Eighteen Freight Cars Got Away
From Engine.
TRAlNMfN ESCAPED UNlNJuRED
Foremost Car Jumped over Bumper
and Went Through End Of Pier
Contents Of Case Of Corsets Scat
tered Over the Water.

Eighteen freight cars goi loose from
shifting engine on the chesapeake
a. Ohio lower yard yesterday after
noon about l o'clock and. after run
ming down grade for TWO hundred
yards, crashed into pier &. The acct
dent might have cost several lives, but
as good luck wOul,l have ii no one was
hurt and few hundred dollars may
cover what damage was done.
The details of the accident were not
made public by the railway officials
and no one kows just how the cars
happened 10 leave the engine 1t Is
understood ihal the trainmen. after
the cars were fairly on their way down
the track to the pier. found that il
would he impossible to avert the crash
and jumped to save their own lives.
The track happened to be clear and
the cars rolled on into the pier ut Il
high rate of speed without striking
anybody. When the foremost car
struck The bumper at the end of the
pier, il left IT'S trucks. jumped over
the bumper and crashed through The
frame work, stopping on the bulkhcad
within Il few feet Of the end.
The only thing knocked overheard
was case of corsets. The box was
knocked into fragments and gross
or so of fancy corsets Heated about
0n the surface OF the water.
Two cars were almost demolished
and several others were more or less
injured.
A force Of workmcn was put to work
as soon rs possible to move the rum
away hoX car from its perilous posi-
ton back To the track and practically
all traces of the accident will have
been removed today. The end of the
pier will be repaired at once
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
NO NEW DRYDock.
General MANAGER Pest Denies an In.
terestina Report

General MANAGER Pest Denies an In.
teresting Report.
For the past TWO or three weeks n
rimor has been circulating abon. the
city To tho effect tnat he Newport
News Shipbuilding and Dryti0ck Com
pany was preparing To build new
drydock, One report had it that the
new hasin would he even larger than
dock No. 2, the largest drydOck in The
United States. while auOthcr said that
the company only proposed 10 provide
Il small dock To he nscd for handling
small vessels.
When seen by Daily Press report
er last night General Manager w. A..
Post stated positively that there was
no foundation for si,ch a report. He
said hat The yard was not contemplat.
ing building dock Of any kind at this
time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
Theatrical

Miss Caroline Hull. in her second
day as a star. appeared ali the Aca-
DENY OF Music yesterday afternoon
and last night in "Vivian's Papas," a
rncy and lively farce written by Lea
Ditrichstein. Just why Miss Hull
should be starring no one who saw her
seems 10 he able to explain. The sun.
porting company was rather weak.
TOO, but the players may show up To
better advantage when they have been
on the road longer. House scenery
was used for all three acts. Miss
Edith Warner, who was leading lady
for the Academy Stock Company here
last spring, had one of the best parts
In the play.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
OYSTER SEASON CLOSES.
Many Loaded Vessels Passed Out Yes.


teridy
Ycscer'!ar iEarlict tho clcse % the
oyster season -. Virginia and hu more
biyalvcs C." undo: the now S;in law,
be tongcd from the public rock until
September.
Yesterday number of oyster laden
schooners. slnops and lns-cycs passed
out Of the harbor bound To Baltimore
and other Chesapeake bay points
Many of the vessels arrived here this
week and have been buying oysters
from private tongcrs who work on the
public rock in James river just be-
You'd this city.
Oysters have heen very scarce and
the business has been most unprolit.
able to all except the pirates. who, ii
is said. often made rich hauls. by
longing understood oysters and sell.
Ing them To packers and shippers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
NAeeEo THE WRONG MEN.
Norfolk. Authorities. Thought They
Had the Tracoma Patients

NoT1olk. Nuthorities Thought They
Had the Tracoma Patients
telephone message was received
at the local police station. Inst night
from Norfolk, announcing that Ih,von
Garabadien and Mulla Muhamad the
tracoma patients who escaped from the
Spanish steamship Niceto here Thurs
day. had been arrested.
Inspector of immigration Williams
was notified and he arranged TO 60 to
Norfolk Ivy for he purpose of bav
ing the PRISONERS held until they could
he deported.
Several hours later. however. the
Norfolk authorities iclcphoned that the
wrong men had been arrested and thai
they had been released.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
LEFT FORCE YESTERDAY.
Sergeant Crafford Private Citizen
After Serving Thirteen Years.

The resignation Of Sergeant C. b.
Crafrorn. rendered the police board
several weeks ago, took effect ycster-
day and today MI" Crafford is Il pri-
vnle citizen for The first lime in thir.
teen years.
During his thirteen years of service
in the department as patroman and
sergeant. Mr.. Crafford made a fine
record for himself, establishing a re.
putation FOR bravery and ability.
He left the force TO become n mem.
Der OF the firm of G. W. I]ohlken g.
Co This firm is now moving into the
large store room in the Darling build.
ing formerly occupied BY the Conn
five and ten cent store.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
OFF FOR A CRUISE.
Mrs. Roosevelt and All the Children
Except Miss Alice
dy Associated rrcss.)

tTiy NSSOclNtcH TrcSS.)
WASHINGTON, March 3l.-Nirs
Roosevelt and three of her children
Miss Ethel. Kermit and Archie. left
Washington this evening over the At
lantic Coast Line for jacksonville, Fla
At that place they will board tho
Sylph for cruise. They do not ex
pect to visit any ports and will he on,
the water practically all of the time
in the vicinity of Jacksonville. They
will he absent about ten days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
Mr.. Cole Hero

Mr.. A. D. Cole. Southern manager
OF the East Endies and Internati"na
Tea Growing Association, of New
York, London ana Toxic, is in This cit,
on business.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
ENJOYED THE RECITAL.
Appreciative Audience at the Newoort
News Academy.

quite q crowd of music lovers and
patrons OF the Newport News Academy
sa'hered at the Academy building last
night TO attend musicale given by
me students. under the direction of
Miss Lena Trontman. director of The
department of music.
The program was well selected and
each number was rendered in pleasing
style. The audience was appreciativc
ana greeted the entertainers heartily.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01

Looted Lieutenant Governors House.
NEW CASTLE, PA, March 81
Robbers early today completely looted
the handsome home of Lieutenant
Governor William NJ. Brown, ransacl,-
ing ii from cellar to attic. The cy-
tent Of the loss cannnt be ascertaincd.
There is no clue to the thieves.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
MUST PAY BEFORE BANQUET.
Chamber OF Commerce Directors In.
structs the Secretary

The hoard of directors of the Cham.
her OF Commerce has instructed See.
rotary r. l.. Farrar and the entertain
ment committee to allow no member
OF the chamber To purchase Il ticket
Tor The annual banquet unless his
membership dues are paid i'm full
The secretary will make up his list
of members eligible 10 purchase tickets
Tor the banquet Monday and all who
have not paid at that time are likely
to miss the feast
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
Suit Entered

Suit has been entered in the clerks
once OF the Corporation Court by
N. W. Lane against John Mcclure and
Anna D. Mcclure, in chancery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
LARCENY AND DISCRETION,

Members Of Dakota's Crew Wanted by
the Police.
Patrick Kelly and BurrclI Frank.
lin. members Of the crew of the steam.
ship Dakota, are wanted by the local
police on charges of larceny and de.
scrtion.
II is claimed that the men Jumped"
their ship yesterday morning, taking
with them suit cases filled with
clothes, etc, belonging to two of their
shlpmates. They are said to have
gone ia Baltimore OH the Merchants
and Miners steamer. #
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
Goes to Jury Today.

The case of Atkins against Green,
winch was taken mp in the Corpora
non Court Wednesday. will go to the
Jury today. Court will convene at .
O'Clock this morning instead of 10
O'Clock and the attorneys will begin
To address The jury al once
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
Put Under Bond.

u; Lewis, who runs j. Rcyncr's
ianncli, and Sam Morewitz. in charge
OF launch operated BY Harry More.
wiz. G Bro, were in the police conrt
Yesterday morning. The men quar-.
relied while boarding a ship Thursday
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01

Those forty-two piece dinner sets ~,
!;ash's are selling for only $5.S7 n set.
Have you seen them? 2.7.ts
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01

and when they came ashore MorcwItz
swOre out warrant charging Lewis
with assault. Both were put Under
bonds Of 500 to keep the peace.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
Fewer gallons: wears longer; pcvoe

Forty-two piece dinner sets At
Lash's for only 1857 a set: a great
bargain. Call and look at them. 2.7.tfI
The Greeley tribune., 1905-08-17
KERsEY

j. f. Painter was recent visitor
to Denver
The Kersey pool room wears new
coat of paint.
Miss Nellie Steck is visiting rela-
tives in Denver.
Doctor Jones has moved into the
rear of his store room.
| A. NJ. Plumb and family visited
in Greeley Sunday last.
Thos Truhart has moved into his
new brick store building.
Mrs. Clements entertained a large
dinner party last Tuesday.
j. c. Steck and wife were visiting
on north side of the river Sunday.
John Allison has just bought 40
acres Of government land near Ker-
sey.
James Romans will farm the
Reinks place near Kersey the coming
year.
John Allison will start his meat
wagon through the farming country
soon.
Mrs. E. ". johnson and family
we're visiting Mrs. Clements last
week.
w. H. Noecker Of Greeley has the
contract for plastering the Kersey
Enterprises new office.
Mrs. Ogilvie was doing business
In Kersey Friday, disposing Of some
Of her real estate there.
Mrs. McMurray OF the Cottage
hotel drove up to Denver last week,
returning Friday evening.
b. P. Brooks attended the meet
ing Of the financial giants of Colo
RADIO at Greeley last week.
Mrs. Ogilvie Of Greeley visited
Mrs. Archie Morrison and Mrs. E. L.
Tew several days last week.
Mrs. John Heller went up to Dem
YER Monday to spend some time with
her daughter at the Pentacostal
Union.
Mrs. E. L. lew is In Denver visit
ing friends and will 60 to Manitou
to stay a week or 10 days with friends
at their summer cottage.
The Ladies' Aid Society gave an
ice cream and cake social on Mrs. c.
/. Moore's lawn last "Wednesday even
ing which was largely attended.
Proceeds to go to pastor Of church In
Kersey.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-08-17
EATON

A. c. Adams made a business trip
to Greeley Monday.
Miss Lucy Delbridge of Greeley
was in Eaton Monday.
Mrs. HefYerman and Mrs. Thomas
drove to Greeley Tuesday.
Mrs. A. S. Eaton spent last week
with her children In Eaton.
Max Myer has gone to Chicago to
purchase his fal! stock Of goods
Mrs. Mary Brown and daughter
are visiting relatives in Longmont.
Mrs. John Mass and children spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo.
Rev. Coffman exchanged pulpits
Sunday with Rev. Cooper Of Wind
sor.
Norton Brown Of Oklahoma is
visiting Harvey Somerville this
week.
Mrs. James Wolf spent few days
last week with relatives In Fort
Collins.
F. L. Weller returned from a
week of sight seeing in Denver Sun
day morning.
Blanche Middleton is spending
her vacation with her mother in
Eaton, this week.
]. NJ. b. Petriken and wife and
sister, Mrs. Preston, and daughter,
were in Eaton Sunday.
W. L. Clayton and family drove
up from Greeley Sunday and spent
the day with Mrs. Middleton.
| Mr.. Atha of West Virginia arrived
in Eaton Saturday and is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ireland.
John A. Goodan and family left
on the evening train Monday for
California where he expects to make
his future home.
Malcom Losey has purchased from
Mrs. Mosier the two lots east OF his
residence and will improve the same
in the near future. -f-.--f
The social in the NJ. f. church
Friday night was quite success
financially, but owing to the rain
was not as we'll attended as usual.