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La Junta tribune., 1905-09-20
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There was not much doing at the
city council meeting Monday night.
E. w. Pierce was granted a permit
to erect an ironclad stable in the
rear of the La Junta Handy Kitchen.
Mayor Bomgardener and Alderman
Barr objected. and this brought up
a general discussion of the practice
Of permitting the erection of iron
clad buildings inside of the fire
limits. 1t seemed to be the con-
census of opinion that it should be
stopped. although under the ordi-
nance it is lawful. The fire and
police committee was instructed TO
amend and revise the ordinance con-
eerning fire regulations. forbidding
the erection of ironclad buildings
and also extending the fire limits.
The street commissioner. who was
not among those present. received a
vigorous jacking up for neglect or
delay in putting in sidewalks that
have been ordered. The commits
sioner is under bond and his bonds
men will be interviewed in regard to
the matter.
The purchase of a Twentieth
Century Grader. made at White
City. Kan. was ordered for use on
the streets. II was tested on the
streets Monday and gave eminent
satisfaction. II will cost $50.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-20
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Novelty is all we want. Many
persons spend thousands Of dollars
every year searching for something
new. Perhaps you're one Of those
who desire newness. Take our word
for il: Between September 26th
and 18th you'll find il near home.
You won't have TO spend much
money. nor go very far to see it
either. Go to Las Vegas Fair and
Festival.
One and one-half cents per mile
each way is all it will cost. Just
$50 from La Junta to Las Vegas
and return. See Santa Fe agent At
once for full particulars.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-20
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La JuntA was visited Monday
morning by an unusual electric
storm. and the lightning did con-
siderable business in various parts
Of town. Three trees and the
gatepost in front Of s. X. Mendel-
sons residence on Smithland avenue
were riddled by one stroke. which
bounded from the ground through a
bay window. breaking q window
light, and creating CONSERVATION at
Mr.. Mendelson's breakfast table. II
Is reported that young doctor who
was quietly seated when the crash
came. jumped straight up for a
distance of three feet Lightning
burned out the meter in the grocery
store of John Howe 4 Son. and also
set fire to George Barr's telephone
box.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-20
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Thomas Bradish died last Monday
morning about 1890 o'clock at the
home of his brother. J. P. Bradish.
from pulmonary tuberculosis. with
which he had been afflicted for two
years past. Mr.. Bradish came TO
La Junta a little over a year ago
from Kansas City. in the. hope Of
being benefited in health. but the
disease had progressed too far and
the end came Monday morning.
Thomas Bradish was born in Kan
City. Mo-. July 3. 1851. and at the
time Of his death was aged ~ years.
manths and Is days. He leaves =
widow. who. with the brothers Of
the deceased. have. the sympathy Of
the community in their bereave-
ment. The remains were shipped
on No. s Monday night for Kansas
City. Mo-. for final interment.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-20
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The Denver x Rio Grande. with
its numerous branches penetratin
the Rockies, has two distinct and
separate lines across the mountains.
Tickets reading via The Scenic
Line Of the World and The Great
Salt Lake Route" between Denver
and Salt Lake City or Ogden. are
available either via the main line
through Leadville Canon Of the
Grand river and Glenwood Springs.
or via the line over Marshall Pass
and through the Black Canon of the
Gunnison. Tourists to and from
Salt Lake City. Ogden or San Fran
cisco will find il to their advantage
to have their tickets read in both
directions via tnis route. thus being
able to use one of the above lines
going and the other returning
Write s. X. Hooper. G. p. 4 T. A..
Denver. Colo. for illustrated
pamphlets.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-20
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The county court convened Mon.
day morning for the regular Sep
tember term with the jury sum.
moned in attendance.
Two divorce cases were disposed
Of Monday morning. Mrs. Lena
johnson being granted a divorce
from Modesto johnson on the
ground that her husband had beer
convicted Of = felony and is nov
serving q term at the reformatory
Mrs. Texsa r. Root was granted a
divorce from Walter s. Root on the
ground of cruelty.
When the case Of the People vs.
c. n. Boyd was called the defendan,
failed to appear. and the bond OF
$500. with l. H. Reed A. surety. was
declared forfeited. Boyd was &C.
cused Of taking a shot at Jerry
Taylor. He was acquitted before q
justice of the peace. but Was arrest
eu AcW o1y > oAtcf " &fhc tn An IN
formation filed in the county court.
At the present writing he is suppos-
ed to have taken his departure for
parts unknown
The jury has been excused until
1hurx1ay msrning. The case
against George ~ Meador. charged
with running . gambling house in
Rocky Ford. COMES up next Satur-
day, end the first of next week
Charles n. Miller and Jake HeckeI
viii be tried for unlawful booze
selling contrary to the peace and
dignity - the pfvhiGticn ecmmuni-
ty Of Rocky Ford
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-20
soHG noRG LOCAL rvGns
Trade with IL. G. Todd.
Trada NJ tho Palace nruu

Trade at the Palace Drug Store.
See Wonderly for dry batteries
for gasoline engines. automobiles.
etc.
For SALE-Full-blooded Plymouth
Rock cockerels and pullets. F. T.
Webber. Horse Creek.
FoR RENT-House for rent. North
In Junta. Inquire of J. A. Venable.
at Granada street schoolhouse.
Mayhem House Furnishing Co..
undertaking. embalming. Phone.
Az black; night phone. 462 red.
Gem" -four. best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded. La Junta Milling Co.
FOR RENT Eight room brick
house on Ration avenue: furnished:
Ill modern improvements. Inquire
ut this Office.
N. +. Houston. of Raymour. Mo-.
and Mrs. Laura Campbell. Of
Fayetteville. Mo-. were guests Of
Mr.. ard Mrs. NJ. F. Houston last
Saturday.
Mrs. J. E. Wiswell. accompanied
by her daughter. Alice. arrived home
last Friday morning from the New
England states. where they have
been visiting relatives for nearly two
months.
X. W. Crawford. who recently re-
signed the position Of boilermaker
foreman in the local shops. leaves in
few days for Montreal to visit his
family. Later he goes to Mexico To-
accept q lucrative position on the
Mexican Central Railway.
Mrs. Emma Parker entertained a
very pleasant party Of relatives last
Sunday thirteen in number. Among
the guests were m uncle and aunt
from Missouri. Mr.. N. r. Houston
and wife. and an aunt from Arkan-
-, Mrs. Laura Campbell. who were
On their way to visit the Portland
Exposition
At the next regular meeting Of
the Board of Trade an effort will be
maAe to form improvement clubs"
for each street in La Junta. with .
view to creating a spirit Of rivalry
in benutifyine the residence portion
Of town Cimarron avenue. with its
eurbs. new sidewalks and beautiful
lawns. = . lung ways in the lead At
pgeBEnt-
JoAn ". Miller. Of Butler. No..
scesapanied By his daughter. Miss
vesa. is visiting his brother. 5. b.
MiIler- Mr. Miller kas been taking
his first view Of the Rocky mountains
asd visiting other points Of interest
n Cu1oru1o. and q he hnd not met
So = . quarter cf . eeaesry. i'm
psUsx1 tlse opPo<tunity While on his
- hp0e to 80 him-
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-20
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The annual reception of the high
school will be given by the Delta
Alphas Of the Presbyterian church
at Woodruff Hall next Friday at
p. m. The public school teachers of
La Junta and environment. the
school board, the members of the
high school and their parents are
cordially invited. An excellent pro-
gram will add to the social hour.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-20
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The second payment on the sub
scription to the park lots is now due
You will greatly relieve the commit
tee by sending check at once. or
drop in to Miller & Andrews and
make payment.
W. E. ANDREWS,
Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

links with the Stevens House team, from Lake
Placid, and big open handicap event that is
being played to-day n. r. Huselton who has
charge Of the Ampersand team this season, plans
several more matches with outside teams before
the opening Of the annual tournament here on
September >, and ). The programme for this
event. which always attracts all the good play
ers in the Adirondacks. has been arranged. On
the first day the qualifying rounds will be
played the first sixteen to qualify for the AM
psrsand Cup, and the second sixteen for the con-
ISOLATION cup A prize is offered for the best
gross score. In the play Of the first rounds for
these cups, which will also take place on the
first daXs the defeated eights will qualify,
for the Ampersand Cup, and the other for a cup
offered by Charles NJ Eaton. owner of the
Ampersand Hotel The defeated eight in The
first round for the Consolation Cup qualify for
the blasted hopes cup The second and third
day will be largely given up to the playing of
the finals and semi-fnals. Many inquiries have
been received, and a number of players or note
| are expected.
The baseball team, under the management of
Charles Madison. has done some Temarkao Oily
good playing lately, defeating Paul smith team
by / TO ., Loon Lake by 20 TO 4, Lake Placid by
IL 10 and the Algonquin team by 13 to u.
The hotel and cottages are filed with guests,
and many of those here for the season en-
tertaining friends. l. w. Minford and family
Of New-York. have occupied their cottage here
Of Pittsburg, has Joined his family at Hemlock
Lodge where he is entertaining DR.. Samuel
Ayres, also of Pttsburg.
Otis B. ChiIds, of Pittsburg, entertained A. s
Auchincloss and John Auchincloss this week
Miss A. L. Carpenter of New-YorE is the guest
OF Mrs. Henry Schroeder, OF New ork. T. NJ
Allen is the guest Of George W. Walker of New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Duryea- who have
HiIlcrest cottage, have been spending a few
DAYS in NeW-York.
William Kramer, jr, of New-York has joined
Charles A. Doelger and Anthony T. Wettach, of
New-York at the hotel Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Bidweu. OF Pittsburg. who have just returned
from abroad, have opened Overlook cottage.
W. Bayard Cutting and Mrs. W. Bayard Cut
ting jr., of New York, spent few days at the
Ampersaud recently.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
THE WINDSOR.

Elizabethtown. N Y. Aug 10 (SpeciaD.-The
Windsor is crowded with city guests. every
room being occupied.
Driving and horseback riding are being much
enjoyed.
The Windsor has become headquarters for au-
tomooiie parties going through the Adirondacks.
as special attention is given them w J. Baer.
the miniature painter. is among recent arrivals
at the Windsor. H d Kingsbury, of the Amer
lean Tobacco Company. and wife are here
George Davidson has been visiting L T Hum
gerford and family, who occupy one of the Wind
sor cottages party OF twenty-five. includtDe
J. W. Burdick and John ". Heck climbed.
Mount Raven on Monday. A A Heard. general
passenger agent OF the Delaware and Hudson
Railroad, is at the Windsor with Arthur Hewitt.
the artist who took the picture of the Peace
Conference commissioners
The windsor Cup was won by J. Shad
me sacred concert at the Windsor SUNDAY
night was the best ever given in Eliza bet hroyvn
Ihe singing by Mrs 1. a. Jones. the well known
New-fork contralto, was a much appreciated
feature of the concert
A pretty dinner party was given in the Wind
sor private dining room on Wednesday night bv
William Hawk, of the Manhattan Hotel Covers
were laid for twenty persons.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

Runkle Mrs. John Tod. Mrs. S. B. Ferris. Mrs.
John G. Agar, Mrs Adelph Lewisohn. Mrs. W.
H Jackson Mrs. William Nassau. Mrs. Buck
nell Miss Walters, Miss Paca, Miss Lloyd and
Miss Blanche Riddle.
n. L. Tiney is the winner of the recent tennis
tournament for a cup offered by w. L. Rich. of
New-YOrk Many of the young men in the hotel
entered in the tournament. and there was
exceptionally good play.
Miss Rachel Filter. of Philadelphia. has Joined
her father William Filter at the inn. Another
recent arrival is E T. Evans of Buffalo, who is
the guest of F. ]. Firth. of Philadelphia, at the
Birches.
AssembIyman -slerwin C. Atanley, of New
York has joined his family, who have been here
since early In the season. Mrs. Greenway, wife
OF DR. James c. GreenwaF of New-York Is
visiting at the Walter camp, on the Upper
Saranac with her children and Mrs Addison
Greenway-
General and Mrs E. W Hobbs Miss Mary
L Hobbs, Miss Mary Potts and Mr.. and Mrs
Horace T. Potts make up party recently ar
rived at the inn
party comprising the Misses Southwick
Turner and Burton, Mrs Burton. Miss Porter
and Seton Porter arrived al the inn the other
day coming by hoaN from Raquette Lake. Mr.
and Mrs W. B. Whittlesey. of Bridgeport,
Conn. who are their way TO feaquette Lake
have been visiting here this week.
l. n. Seligman and Adolph LewtsohE. OF New
York, who have camps on the Upper SaranaeT
returned this week from Portsmouth, y. H.,
where they have been in conference with the
Russian peace enVoys.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
WEITEFACE INN.

Lake Placid n. Y, Aug. 19 (SpeciaD.-Tennis
has been the chief source of amusement at the
inn this week, and some good tournaments have
been played The finals of the biggest tourna-
ment thus far this season were played off Mon
day between L. z. Wadde and w c. Coleman,
and resulted in victory for Mr.. Waddell, who
wins the cup offered by Nan Sumner There
was some especially good playing all through
this tournament. Othsr tennis events of the
week Were team match with the Placid Club
and round robin match between Misses kim
bel, Woodward and Mayhem for a cup
recent german proved enjoyable affair.
1t was held in the dining room. which was pret-
tily deCora ted Among those who helped to
make it a success We're the Misses Rice, Kimbel.
Adams, Morris Holiday, Branch. Hillyer,
Bangs, Moller Harder, Meade, Tarrelly, Bur
CESS, Balch. Alien and Coleman, and Messrs.
Heald Motter, Putney. Kent Hamilton Curtis,
Zinsser Coffin, Burns. FarreIly. Harder. Cole
man, Moller, Halstead KeIlar and Spencer
These young people also figured in the dances
in the Stony Void kirmess. held here Friday
evening. 4 large number attended. and the
affair was a complete success
The Whiteface Inn challenge to series or
rowing races for q cup offered by the inn has
been accepted by the Ruisseaumont Hotel, and
the young men here have now taken up training
seriously. The dates for the races have not
yet been fixed.
Miss Helen woodward. Of washington, ID. c.
gave a pretty tea on the shore OF the lake near
the inn one afternoon this week
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

chorus was composed OF Messrs. Nevins. Cole
man. NOller. Dawbarn and Curtis
The kirmess, which under the manage
ment of Miss Leila Agnew Stewart OF New
YORK was we'll attended and a large sum was
hetted.
birthday dinner given one evening to a
seiect party Of friends by the Rev William
Martin Sidener. minister in charge of the Epis-
copal mission at Lake Placid was another
pleasant feature of the week ar the Grand View
The hotel is now thronged with guests the ma
Jor1ty OF whom plan to stay through the month
of September.
Westport, n. Y. Aug 10 (SpeciaD-With the
season at its height at WestpOrt there has been
a continuous round of activities for the mast
week In the early part of the week a grand
the Westport Inn links. Tie list of ent ries in
cluded the names of Samuel K Prohasco ] p
blair. a. L. Stamford r. s Lord and Z L.
Supke, all or whom We're close competitors for
hrst place A. L. Stamford the winner.
On Monday evening Mrs. N Townsend of
New-YUrk. gave a Strawride to some ffreen
younger people al the Inn, which proved thor
oughly successful On Wednesday evening fol-
rowing Mrs Qualtrough took party of twenty
nVe for moonlight ride up the lake having
occasion.
Mrs Blair, of New-Orleans has put I'D a sill
YER cup Tor the winner of the tennis tournament
which IS now in progress The prelialinaries
only were played off last week
James H Crary, of Brooklyn. entertained the
principals of the Camp Dudley minstrel show
on Monday evening at a corn roast at Rock Bay
Beach
General ]. s. Carter L. s A. retired went on
trout fishing expedition late in the week
Eringing home a large haul
Professor Edwin r Seligrnan of Columbia
University. made short visit TO some friends
on Friday, returning in the afternoon to his
summer camp at Lake Placid.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

Upper s. Regis. \. Y, Aug. 1e (SpeciaD-
Gunner visitors IN the Adirondacks have de-
voted much time this week TO a n1Inlber OF
ctar1tabIe enterprises. Here on the St. Regis
lakes the women are preparing for the annual
fair for the benefit Of the Adirondack cottage
sanauoriurn. Il takes place next Friday after
noon.
NJ and Mrs. ?. ". Vanderbilt occupied their
new japanese camp on the Upper St Regis Lake
this week coming with party OF friends in
special car on Wednesday. The party gave Mr..
Vanderblr's new cabin electric launch a trial
spin on Thursday. Al Of the party are de-
lighted with the unique architecture Of thesnew
camp
A party composed OF Simeon J. Drake Paul
Smith. r. II. HARLEY Dodge and H. H Bene-
dict. sr., returned Wednesday from fishing
TIP 70 the Canadian preserves OF the Waubin-
ining Club, in the Nppewa district. They had
excellent luck. getting large number Of big
bass They saw Hve moose.
Yale College has been prominently represented
among the campers on the upper lake this week,
for President Radky. with Mrs. Hadley. has
been visiting at the camp OF Judge William Z.
Townsend zvirdle the Rev. Anson P. Stokes. jr>.
secretary OF the college, with Mrs. Stokes. has
arrived at the Birch Island camp Of his father,
Anson Phelps Stokes. Commodore Stokes was
again victorious IN the iden class race OF the
ST Regis Yacht Club sailed Wednesday,
though Il was g close finish between his yacht
and that of T. L sIade. which came In second
Henry I. HotchEdss finished third and George
Townsend fourth
George T. Slade, OF St Paul. has Joined Mrs.
slade AZ the camp, OF her father, James J. Hill
On the upper lake The Misses Rachel and Ger
trlde Hin returned from e visit with friends in
New-York this week and joined the house party.
which includes Mrs Hi and Miss Clara Hill.
4 pleasant dinner party was given one even
ing this week BY Judge and Mrs William K
Townsend Al their camp. Among those present
were President and Mrs. Hadley OF Yale, Mr..
and Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes and Mrs. Morgan
Dix Of EeW-York
Miss CzroIine Mccormick. who has been az
Mrs Eursons Blaine's camp for some time, went
70 Bennington, Vt this week 70 attend the
funeral OF Miss Evelyn P. WtIingxwh with
her fance Harris Lindsey. lost her life in an
automobile accident
" Z EoIlister Of New-Eork, Is at the camp
Of william Hal Penfold. 4. 3. HoIlins, Jr- is
81 the camp Of Henry B. Livingston
Albert Arnes, IL, OF Boston, who came up
from Sa-azoga this week IS q guest at the camp
OF Charles Henderson Miss II. c, Bishop who
has been visiting with Mrs. Moses Taylor at
the Barney camp, left here for Saratoga this
week
marty comprising Dr.. and Mrs Hermann
James X. Hill. took luncheon ar the AmDer-
sand a few days ago, returning 10 camp late in
the afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thatcher, Miss Thatcher
sndsAIiss Elizabeth Thatcher. Of New-York, are
st the camp OF Judge ". K Townsend
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
THE WAWBEEK

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin WeIIes entertained a
party at luncheon on Friday. among those pres
ent being DR.. Walter James, Robert Hargous
Miss Emily Welles and Mr.. and Mrs Agar Mr.
and Mrs. Warner x. Howell Of PhiIaaeIphia
were guests of ". d. Harrison of Washington
d. c. Miss Freylinghuysen was guest of Miss
Emily Welles on Tuesday at luncheon Ken
meth Howes. of Brookline Mass is a newcomer
on the tennis courts and plays in strong form
Mrs BuckneIl is on short visit 10 her daughter
Mrs. Judd, in Michigan. Mr.. Broom. of saranac
Club. reports good bass fishing in Round Lake.
He took several heavy fish last week
Stone Douglas. of Orange. n. J.. is at present
in the Hawaiian Islands as a guest of a college
classmate. Graham Douglas has brought a
number OF his polo ponies to the Upper Lake
Mr. Douglas is keeping in training for the nu-
merous games occurring I'm the late fall
Mr.. Shaw conducted services ct the Island
Chapel on August Is.
Among the new arrivals at Wawbeek are: H
Ellis. Miss Elizabeth Wood. Miss Miles Dr. c
Nicolai and DR.. ID. A. Ripperger. OF New-York
Mrs. r. yelling is a guest OF Mrs John G.
Agar at Camp GriCOq.
Judge r. C. Cornell and William c. Hill. OF
New-York are guests at the camp OF Isaac "
Seligrnan
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
THE RUISSEAUMONT.

Lake Placid. n. Y. Aug. 19 (speciaD.-The
young men at the Ruisseaumont are looking
forward with interest TO the first launch races
to be held under the auspices of the Lake Placid
Yacht Club. on the afternoon of August %. ].
G. Prall has one of the fastest launches on the
lake, and guests of the hotel are confident that
she Will be able to show her heels to the other
launches entered. T. Edmund Krumbholz. pro-
prietor of the RusseaumOnt. as chairman of the
club entertainment committee is busy with
plans for the rest of the season.
The young men at the hotel are preparing for
the coming boat races with representatives of
WhitefaCe Inn Walter krum bholz. who is an
excellent Oarsmau. is counted 10 strengthen
the home crew. The ball players are mourning
the loss of Walter T. Diver. who on Thursday
of this week sailed with Howard Pardee for
Germany to be gone for an indefinite period
The hotel is full of guests, the majority of
whom plan to stay through the month of Sep
tember, and some late into October. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. c.. Kipp and Miss Mary Taylor, of
Ossning, \. Y. among those recently
rived. Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Palrnenberg and
Master Theodore Palmenberg, of New York, who
among the recent arrivals, have taken a
cottage for the rest OF the season Another
party of New-York people includes Mrs. Ed
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
THE GRAND VIEW.

Lake Placid N. Y, Aug. 10 (speciaD.-The
kirmess Thursday night and tonight for the
benefit of stony Wold Sanatorium has been the
affair OF chief interest here this week. 1t was
held at the Grand View and az Whiteface Inn
Fancy dances in costume executed by young
women from this and other hotels in Lake
Placid. were feature of the programme Among
the best were THE Tarantelia.' by Misses
Dealy Costikyan Hoffman and Mrs Meyer;
Irish harvest dance, by Misses Els Colweil.
Bement and Gould and Messrs. Porter. Wright
Leas and Newberry; Dutch dance. by Misses
White. McCague. Libby. Newberry and Bement;
Scotch reel by Misses Els Woodwell Arbuth-
not Gallup Brown Clark, Van Dusen, Foster;
the hornpipe, by Misses McCa-roll and Unger
and Messrs. Clark and Davis; the Pickaninnies,
hissea Durham and Messers McNeely and
Ryan; Just MY style" from "Fantana, the
Misses Porter Chittenden. Bradley and Libby
and Messrr Carr. Leas Porter and Wright.
Other features Of the. programme were the
Spanish dance. serpentine dance radium dance.
country dance. mirror dance. We Really ought
TO Be Married, y from PIN. Paf, Pouf French
doll and a minStrel show In which the end men
were McssTs./ Zinsser Colenan and biake
George IL Curtis interlocutor and the
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
Mr. and Mrs. z. W. Vanderbilt Take Possession of Their
New Japanese Camp on Upper ST. Regis Lake.

John Harding. proprietor of the Algonquin. is
now heing arranged.
There was jolly progressive hearts party in
the hotel parlors Tuesday night Mrs. Alfredo
Lobo, of New-York, the first prize for
women. Charles J. Ledwith took the first prize
fer men. Robert Thedford Gustav Haller and
a party of fourteen friends went out with a
launch on fishing trip the other day. The
largest pickerel. which caught by E. n
Fitzpatrick, weighed twelve and one-haf
pounds
W. E. Jones. of Houston. Tex, has Joined
his family at the Colonial cottage. Miss Grace
Thedford and Miss r. s.. Negley, of New-York,
have Joined Miss Thedfords parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert ThedfOrd