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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20
gew21o1.Es DaiIr, G1ibrr1ts
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1906,
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Emperor William had narrow
escape from injury IN Berlin an automobile ca
ran into the Kaiser's motor car - Many
universities in Russia have been closed, and 1t
IS predicted that the revolutionary movement
viii paraIyze the educational system OF thS
empire the industrial situation in 81 refers
Sr,rg has improved - The Russian Emperor
ISSUED a manifesto on the ratification Of peace;
Japan IS termed Russia's friend: - great
crowd followed the coffin containing the ashes
of Sir Henry Irving to Westminster ABBEY
whore the burial VIII be made to-day. -
Turkish court at Stamboul upheld the senSsn ace
OF death passed on Vartauian. :" BUSINESS
men In Cuba express fears that the Senate VIII
ratify the Anglo-Cuban treaty unoer Pres sste
from foreign powers - The Danish court
announced that Prince Charles would accept an
OFFER OF the Norwegian throne.
D0MESTTC-The Presidents trip TO the
South was continued across the Caron12es, VIII!
stopA at Raleigh, where he SPOKE on ralIToau
rate regulation and forestry; at Durham where
he spoke of the duties Of college men, ana at
Greensboro and Salisbury. - In the private
car INQUIRY by the Interstate Commerce Com
rnission the facts in the refrigeration OF cars
70 convey fruits and other per1shahle products
were brought out. - It was announced
ty the Isthmian Canal Commission that the
associate engineers had reached no decision in
regard 10 the type Of canal, whether II was to
have locks or be the sea level, but that 1t
would be impossible to construct lock canal
and afterward convert it into a sea level one
g. Edward George Cunliffe, who stole SlOl-
600 from the Adams Express Comgpany in Pitts
burg was arrested at Bridgeport Conn =
A Louisville banker was indicted for alleged
6e1alcations amounting TO nearly S2OO,O0O-
CITY-Stocks were irregular, closing strong
g. At the TaInInany ratification meeting Mr
Jerome was freely accused IF seeking the wig
sEam nomination. -= The trips about the
country made by r H McCurdy at the Mutuals
expense and the syndicate operations Of R A
NcCurdy We're investigated at the Legislative
committee hearing. == Tests with the Won
Behrfng anti Tuberculosis serum for cattle, made
= under the direction Of a New-York University
professor, showed excellent results. 60 The
City Club made public q letter demanding action
by the city authorities on the pollution of water
at Mount Kisco. -= Members of the Real
Estate Board of Brokers protest against the use
OF their rooms for a Mcclellan club. == Gen
eraI Andrews. vice-president Of the Nationa
Asphalt Company, testified in the Venezuela
Asphalt Trust case that the trust paid Matos
$4,000 upon his statement that he would de-
feat Castro. 60 1t shown that Metz, the
Taunlnany nominee for Controller might, or
entering Office. pay the disputed back gas bill
without ceremony
THE WEATHER--Indication for to-day
showers The temperature yesterday: Highest
vi degrees; lowest, 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20
NFw-YoRK D4TrY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20 1905

they rob. It is also directed against every
actual sufferer of injuries and every honest
claimant of indemnity. Every such piece OF
rascality tends to create a presumpt1ve preJu-
dice against all claimants and to make IL 50
much the more difficult for bona fide sufferers
to collect damages. 1t is notorious that con
siderable business In flake claims" has been de
veloped which Is conducted not only by Tue
people who pretend to get hurt and in some
cases do purposely get hurt for the sake Ol
claiming damages, but also to some-let us hope
a very gmaIl-extent by unprincipled doctors
and lawyers, who contribute their professional
services and testimony to the dishonest end
The case to which we have referred will put
a stop for a term of years to the pernicious
activity Of two wretched swindlers. 1t Is to be
hoped 1t Will have a widely and permanently
deterrent influence in that peculiarly hateful
quarter of the realm of graft"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20
6m7IseDleRtS.

ACADEMY OF AUsIC-s:l5-The VirsinAah'
ATrANBR A-2-S-Nauoev1lle
rFT,ASCO-S-Du Barry.
rlTOT7-S:I5-The Music Master -, xA,r,,rtn
YFOADWAE-S:f5-I'be feaEl anu lhS =
fsNIONIAI-2-S-Vaudevile-
RITFRION-S:20-f5er Great Astcl.
rkTYfS-S:15-The Catch - the SessON-
r-TlFN NJSF5E-World in Wax
EMPIRES .2o-T9J- iancSy -
cIpRICK-S-John Bulls other Island ,,,,
SANMTRSTFSIN'S V7CTpJl IS: l1--N sue 4C nc
z ~ va OPERA HOUSE S:I5-Easy Lawson yu
5E1S Al = SOT-ARE-S15-Fritz In 1erinns ISri,,cess
Tx41p1NTys,1 F7-o-S Romance 81 q h'huo0 ~
end a Yankee Circus on Mars
FzTrDSON-S15-Man an SE1Derr,a,,
frxTerfz PIT ACT-S -FrdhliDgsiUft
1tE MISUNDERSTANDING Prince thap 49,, S,-s,r
f,txFTROCREH-S-The Tanning OF 1ne On It 1Ianrened
fFsTT ETFsI, IlS'S-S-The Music Master anu - 'E
in Nord and -, - 5rel,rd
CONGRATULATIONS Rogers ISfotheIs IL A'N'
r,YCFITM-S:30-Just Out OF Co!e$s
fTRFC-S.1 5-Happylsnd. - .ha rSox
sfAnIsON SQUARES :so-The Man GA TIE 10 20 M
MADISON SQUARE GARDt-N--lA q IA "
Wine and Sprits Show
sFAJESTTC-S:lB-Edmund Burke
AMSTERDAM S-15-Miss DOL bV4A's-
NEW YORK-S:I 5-The Ham Tree
PRINCFSS+S:1h -2ira- ,,,-.s, Y,spshter
PROCT0RS- FIFTH ANE-1Sl t-Lhe aI1o, Russell -
- ryVENTY-THIRD STREET - lAilSh ~
Vaudeville
sAvGY-S:I5-The Walls OF Jericho
IT.ACF['S-S:20-Rip Van Ninhle
WEST END-S-The Sarnbc Girl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20
PAeANINI AND THE cAsMAN.

From The Philadelphia Telegraph
The characteristic good nature Of raGsMsnS ~
celebrated Italian VioliniSt Is we'll iuusIasSN ~
the following anecdOt0: a. ,.ks
One day while IN Vienna he hired 9 CAP - ore
him from the hall, where he had added ems vss-Sau
TO his long list OF triumphs, to his lodging U,aS-
Paganin awoke the noxt morning he fOuna - n1rss
man waiting for interview. h. N HS0N
into Paganinfs private apartment
What do you wantr' - - vs<s-s
'EXcellency / come TO solicit nATod Sssrtfssrwx.
a very great favor. I father Of tour Ssss-ss1
and have the honor to be your fellow C2onNsr ~ b
You are wealthy, your fame IL une9uaSe'~ 49,
you please. you can make my fortune
What do you meanF' ,..*a-u e
the back OF my vehicle these TWO "OlNs'
MINIS Cabp - ae4.r-
The musician consented and ak months - - a.
ward the cabman was enjoying q ceL1sA4>s~~
come solaly ssxAssa ssezzst Ssssaz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20
nsTARk. STARING MADN

The Nsv-Eork Times. in reply 20 George Haven
Putnam the C1ttsens Union
Once upon q time q much suspected % be:
Ing insane was put upon the witness stand. and
less ire OF questions put to him by counsel with
view determine whether he was crazy or nol;
Tho questions had been suggested By expert and
soUuess alteu1sts, but that witness answered sFs.y
one Of them promptly and with simple iue4dlty
that carried conviction Of his sanity to the nina
OF every juror. Finally one Of the aAenst& Eno
sci that no ask the witness Il he could tel In
who the King OF Francs. do you happen %
King Of France AZ this present timer 7 am IA
r4ghtfuI King OF France, replied the witness tSIl-
guilty 'but kept or the thu ons By The r9aGhl.
nations OF the Roman Catholic Church Ana tRAs
Nj putnam answers all the common test cues
tons beautifully But the gTad 91sssi0q u ~ ~
not gone stark. staring mad. Is it altogether o1I
Of this electoral fight when hardened 0L3 ~
n1cipal reformer Of its own kind Wl ia a - o.
is running for MayoTf The Citizens Union Hss o. y
ganized specifically for InuntcFeL FeIoEIn- ~ = =
this campaign It is devottnS 'tseS excIuNYsy -
the District Attor7syship which IS not = tS.
pal Office Mr.. PUtnams excuse that me Union Union
could do nothing with the aepu2ASaLAI UsS $3.50
the Republican machine would not uS[s1 90 sSsS ss
lied for municipal reform and 70 support SOUL.
principles OF government, had not sons oLA -
as an III trained bird dog viii sometimes 80 -
a rabbits trail. II might have sDoAen u w. a.
uuinsry campaign with sufhcienL toECs -.
thortty to make the RepubncaEs Irsten y ~,cTnI-
II ths union could make up its mind " SIos
nate Mayor Mcclellan or ndorsS his nocl-.ssS1siis1
It ought beyond all doubt to Do nov - So-,fnse
Although Mr. WINS was practical e1IOls-l,s Is
er In the reform field long before ths S sStN "a
organized. the union gives nm ne SSo'SaS bSsa
nominated by unreasonable and unTs sSns1A
You are ons Of those who wIn nOs ssEVs go -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON
From The Tribune Buresu-l

From The Tribune Buresu-l
washington, Oct. 19.-Mrs. Root, wife Oh IT'S
secretary OF State left Washington this afternoon
for New-York to make her final arrangements lor
coming permanently to the capital She has leased
her New-York house to Paul Morton, former Secre-
tary of the Navy and will move many Of her ef-
fects to the house of Representative Bourke Cock
ran in this city which is under lease 10 Secre-
tary Root.
Mrs Robert Bacon wife Of the Assistant SecIe
tarv of State arrived In Washington late TINS
afternoon and will take up her residence al Nne
house in K-st which leased last year oy
paul Morton. when Secretary Of the Navy ana
which helongs to the widow OF Senator Quay OF
Pennsylvania .o
The Austro- Hungarian Embassy Is being Haoe
raodv for the arrival of the Ambassador and
Baroness HengelmdIler Monday Ihey are 10"
at Lenox and will bring with them all the "i0ii
bers of the embassy staff -.
The Lieutenant General of the Army ana MI
cbahee have as guests their son-tn-laW and daush-
ter Captain and Mrs. George f Hamilton C@p
tain Hamilton has been assigned to duty In WASH
inQ+op in connection with the War College ana
,vfII take a house here. Mrs. Chafee "ID 4ed'e
town on Monday for a weeks visit with her slsteI'
Mrs William Bingham Clarke. in Kansas CITY
Cantain John c. Fremont u s. N, has oeen as
signed to duty in Washington for the winter anu
yin ioin his family at their home, NO. zIAS h-S'
Mrs Fremont and their daughter MISS JulleIte
Won Wick Fremont have arrived in town. anu "liA
econ he TONED by Miss Fremont, who is now VISIT
Nsw-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20
GATHERED ABOUT TOWN.

The organization OF a modern department store
is so complex that 1t is difficult at times for the
average man comprehend it. and it is fair to
attendance asylums II the masculine por-
ticn NETWORKS population forced to thread
their bewildered way through the crowded aises
of drygoods emporiums and haunt the bargain
counters.
One misguided citizen passing by 6th-eve. store
bethought himself OF a needed article. entered and
sought the floor walker After reaching the right
department and making his purchase he dozed of
while the bundle and the change were being
brought him Upon counting his money he
found himself 40 cents short. Not being familiar
with the ways of department stores hesitatinglv
called the attention of the girl at the counter TO
the discrepancy aud inquired If the 10 cents was
acknowledged the error. hut said that the change
had already been made IT too late for cor
rection, and q more expensive article would have
TO be taken Notwithstanding the fact that the
was the store.
Since then the purchaser has been wondering II
the principle applies where the difference Is
in dollars instead of cents.
Overheard at the corner OF a street where ex-
tensive building operations are in progress at the
noontde dinner hour a gang of old hands guy
ing greenhorn just from the Emerald Isle
one says;
You fellows from there you are OF
count In this country workingmen all
ganIzed and banded together In friendly societies
Look at I'm mason-thats what am Don't
you 9e tat See mere erin bet drinks for the
Git out wild yez! Yer give me pain in me
arm.
Fellow
'Odd Fsnera No. bedadi I'm . hsa ssrrias.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20
a WEDDING nm BRITTANY.

Paris correspondence Of The London TasasE1sA~
NJ GuiIlerm. a rich Brittany farmer. &c 1ss AZ
bride Mile lie Guenueo, began marrying ~.
and will continue for the next three days -
wedding is being celebrated after the ancIsnIt :,
ditions OF the country, which require ~ 70 - a.
being revived for the occasion and t1e hospi'S 80
Is regal Over two thousand guests hANs-
asked and are being housed, fed ana enteEtS..-.ss
throughout the marriage festivities az the 80 "a
or the bride and bridegroom. several aSIos sSa
woods were cut down and tents erscted On .sSSS
open space lodgings for the welding -
twenty calves, twelve sheep. and IL - sAI5
cows were slaughtered for the prolonged EsaS sssn
and so far twenty barrels OF older haVV I85Sss-
emptied A wedding with these traditional 9Ssss
tany rites IS costly. The happy pair are spo-~S
at least $500 ON their marriaga teseyilea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20
MRS MAcKAYs GIFTS TO SCHOOL

RosIyn. Long Island. Oct 10 (speciaD-SIrs. Clar-
ence H Nackay. OF the trustees OF the Roslyn
School has presented to The school number Of
large evergreen trees. which have been placed IN
front OF the building. She Il also TenlodalIug
luncheon room and furnishing IL at her Own ex-
penSe.
Mrs. Mackay has also presented to the RosIyn
School a large engraving of the signerB Of tia
Declaration OF Independence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20
Business Notices.

Results
Results advertising what make the sd-
vertiser happy.
The steady increase in
Tribune
Advertising
space shows that Tribune advertisers are having
goods delivered
IN the nine months ending sePteTn-
80 1865, The NeV-York Daily
Sunday Tribune printed
Isl .995 Lines of Advertising
Excluding Tribune advertisements
more thsn during the same period OF lSV@
Ii other words this IS q gaia in nine months OF
nearly 2.4I2 Columns.
f316 lines 10 column
An average gain Of about 2Ss columns month
Circulation Books Open.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20

A news article in Mcclellan organ remarks:
-The friends of Mayor Mcclellan realize that he
could accomplish little in the way of reforming
"the State government If handicapped by Re-
publican Legislature" AS specimen OF humor
this is worthy to take rank with the now famous
remark about insurance philanthropy and mis-
sionary zeal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20

In his speech at fredericksburg, Va. President
Roosevelt made the interesting statement that
when he is through his present trip he will have
been in and spoken In every State In the Union
during his term as President That will be a
record. so far as aware. not equalled by
any recent President, and perhaps not by any
President during his term OF office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20

time for self-restraint and for conservative
measures. not for delnagogic talking or delna-
gogic meddIing with great problem on III, ene
wise solution of which the properly VI inv"
sands denandS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20

Colonel watterson has written an interesting
editorial under tho title "LAfraire Alaska"
Fresh from the boulevards and the Bots de
Boulogne, the colonel finds it somewhat difficult
TO drop into English ON his return to his sane
turn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20

The respectable supporters of Tarnnany seem
to have bad case Of nerves from fear that
Jerome Will not be elected Evidently they
count upon the District Attorney to keep Tam
uaany-4n case OF the unspsakable misfortune OF
Its success at the polis-<n something like order
The confession ts Fad ona for them to be com
PEELED to mako
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20

George 3. Mcclellan. Democratic candidate for
Mayor. is regarded as something Of lingust
but William M Ivtns is his superior In that re-
spect Mr.. WINS. however does not speak the
language OF Tammany Hall He has never gone
TO school 10 MUr.ohy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20

Mr. and Mrs George w. Vanderbilt wn 1. &c. N<,as
North for the wedding OF Halph -. 80 -ybo
ttSrard spent few days at the ST Regis; nave
aloer w. Grtronra their place North Carolina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20

DID anybody ever q mora resolute. whole
hearted and courageous fight than 1.-THE New
York Evening Post is now putting up in sup
port of nobody for Mayor?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20

Colonel Oliver H Payne VINO re'uf .ao.asto-
O ,.Is -,,hars he entertained succession
~ aoottng parties, is at his house in 5th-aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20

4 new spectacle ia now on tho boards in New
York-that of elephants ~shooting the chutes "
Later it Ia hoped that tina stu more interesting
spectacle Will be shown Of the Taznnany Tiger
shooting the political chutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Mr. and Mrs. William j. Schleneiih nave ne
turned to town from Bar Haroor ana arc d' INCH
house in East s6th-st. for the season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hartman are due here To-
morrow from Hot Springs. Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20

Political prophets now watching for indi-
cations of "comber." due November z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20
About People and S0Cf0S 1'aCF0e''FS.

Mr. and Mrs. o. H. P. Belmont are due II Hot
s1rings next week. after the departure FOR Europe
~ the Duchess of Marlborough. Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rogers Winthrop have
turned from their wedding trip and at the
Renaissance for the winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20

Mrs Orme Wilson has left town for Boston FOR
the purpose OF visiting her sons who are at Har
ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20

Mrs Henry Clews left town ye s5eSa~+ NJ Har-
Springs Va. where MI ana NIT
rinan have already gone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs J. de Courcey Ireland are At 'nelr
bo,,sa IN East 66th-st. for the winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20

The wedding Of Herbert A. Grant Watson and
Miss Anna Curtis Low will tale place on October
81 in Brooklyn. owing TO the death Of a near rela-
tive the ceremony will be 0ufet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20
vICTUALs AND VICIoUsNEss.

tSusEestsd by the column
yesterday that meat that made the Chinese
| Rand obstrspsFoaIs.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-20

Force of Habt-''How many times has your hus
band been under the knifeT'
Dear me, don't know: but he's become so &C
oustomed to It that he Hes down 10 be operated
Herald.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-08-18
OUR NEW SCHOOL.
Council Places Auditorium
Rooms In Hands Of School
Trustees.

At the meeting of the town council
last week that body passed an ordi-
nance by which the upper floor of
the new Auditorium is GREATER to
be used for public school purposes.
The ordinance provides for placing
the upper floor in the hands of the
trustees, they to bear all expense of
maintaining the school and keeping
the rooms in repair.
This week the new desks, the gift
of Hon. Edwin Gilbert, are being
placed in the new school rooms;
then blackbOards will be provided
along the plastered walls, after
which the rooms will be ready for
the opening of the school on October
I'd.
Great credit for the removal of the
school to the auditorium rooms is
due to the earnest work of DR.. G. F.
Sprague, he having appeared before
the council in his capacity as mayor
and insisting on immediate action.
The doctor is greatly in earnest over
this matter of good school for Cres-
cent City and he feels that there is
no time like the present to make
beginning. In this view he has the
support of SO out of every 100 people
in the place-and there isn't many
above 500 of US here.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-08-18
New PASSENGER Transfer.

The Crescent City Transfer Co.
has purchased new and swift
launch for its passenger transfer
business to and from Crescent City
Junction. The boat has already
been shipped from the factory in a
knocked down. condition and as
soon as it arrives land it is expected
daily Mr.. Eaton will put the boat
together. The new boat will be %
feet in length and will accommodate
Is passengers comfortably. Capt.
LaBree states that it is his purpose
to meet all trains the comingswinter
daily and Sundays and that the new
boat will be used exclusively for pas
sengers aud will be of the kind to
give them quick and comfortable
passage across the lake.
The Gondola will still be used for
the freight business.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-08-18
Crescent City News

Frank GATHERS condition is grad
ually improving. For a time it was
thought he might have suffered in
ternal injuries, but this appears now
not to have been the case, and it is
thought that he will soon be able to
resume his commercial duties.
Walter Cliff, for the past 10 years
a prominent resident of Crescent
City, will leave in about two weeks
for trip to his old home in Eng
land. Since his arrival here Mr..
Cliff has had but two summer vaca-
tions in the north, and this time it is
his purpose to remain in the old
country for about year. His pinery
and grove property will be looked
after until the arrival of his brother
in the fall by Steve Turner.
Arthur Sweet of Quincy, Ill, is
here again and is looking after his
ranch interests on Haw Creek. Mr..
Sweet states that he is also negotia-
ting for some lands in the neighbour
hood of Seville and that if he pur-
chases it is more than likely he will
secure number of settlers from Hi
nois. Mr.. Sweet says that his wifes
health has been greatly improved
since her return north. While in
town Mr.. Sweet is stopping at Cres-
cent Inn.
The town council has offered K. N.
Naull water front site AS an in
ducement for him to locate his new
patent orange box hoop factory in
Crescent City. The site designated
Is on the water edge of the town
park in front of the Southfield hotel.
This site, however, will not interfere
with the park proper The site is
offered Mr.. Maui for 10 years at
nominal annual rental. Mr.. Maui
has organized a company to manu-
facture his hoop and the factory will
either be located at Palatka or here.
The town council wants it here and.
offers this site as an inducement
The chances seem favorable to its
location here.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-08-18
POMONA.

Miss Ethel Smith returned Thurs
day from a months visit with Mrs.
Dan Waldron at Ormond. Mrs. Wal
dron and two children accompanied
Miss Smith home, and will be her
guests for week or two.
w. E. Hobbs and family leave this
week for New Hampshire where
they will spend the next few months,
expecting to return to Pomona in
December
Miss Nellie Cook visited Palatka
last week.
Arthur w. Smith after two
weeks vacation spent at home, has
gone back to his r. r. position at
Brooksville.
Machinery for the w. S. Middle
ton saw-mill is arriving and the mill
win be ready for operation as soon
as possible.
Charley Williams of Welaka was
the guest of his brother Grill sever
al days last week.
Arthur Sweet of Quincy, ILL.,, was
in town Friday, and visited Mrs.
Chas. Cook and daughters.