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New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

Albert TJssandier native OF Ansiurs'
France. where he was born October I, 1Ss He
studied architecture IN his youth and became sub
inspector OF city works IN Parts. and afterward
was attached 20 the star OF the Opera In the
siege OF Paris By the Germans. IN 1870. he and
his brother CASTOR managed to escape from the
city BY balloon but their efforts TO return the
same way were unavailing He made study of
aerial NAVIGATION and later he and his orolher
made a number OF ascensiOus. one OF Albert rs
sanders RscensiOns was with Colonel Lsanssedar,
n the balloon Universe, and they had narrow
escapes from death. Gaston T1ssandier. who died
IN 1893 daring aerOnaut than his
brother, and made twenty-five ascensionS- N
is-5 he went I'D with two friends, and ons of the
party was killed BY the lofty altitude
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The WEATHER REPORT.

OficisI Record and Forecast Washington. sept s.
Fair weather continues at districts except IN the
south Atlantic and Gulf states ana Tennessee
where local rains fallen The tropical distur
was apparently this morning the eastern
Bahamas.
F5r Taurs1a, and Friday. fair weather 81 indicated
PARTS Uf the country. except the south A. antic
ana f states. including Tennessee where riu j.
rrC1atIe temperature viii rise In N-W rnglan- and
Middle Atlantic states
Th- winds along New England coast win be Hight
IN gr.st s,hW-sf along the Mt-dle Atlantic igt
aHi variable utcomln- -asterly ard fresh. along tAe
fresh northeast. Increasing along
the Gulf sCuthcry; on the lower lakes 1E
and variable, the upper lakes hsnt southefiy. 49,
etaare-s departinK Thursday for European ports viii
Ighs variable winds ana tar weather 10 the tfahd
Banks.
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WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

international policy general convention. Waldorf
staten Island Fair Dp1gHn Ilils.
Association football game Livingston. staten Island
Psry show an parade CoHey Island
Progressive Republican club meeting address
fv -a1.rrssrau Herbert Pa-sonS Casino. 107rh
street ard Lexington ave. = o.
Fraa admission at the Metropolitan Museum %
biological LurS
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THE SESSIONS OF THE Jre,u-s

c---l c---- sest t-souas q the older l.l....-
M . ser u ta- Society OF Jesus IL. -
gsse-,, 'e 'sellsion and fasting eutsiles b,- -.
tae srov-r =. societies wishing 10 protest s,sin,t
AZ az IL religious orosrs here ar -
ne fgr-,- Tor sunday next al Castei l,sr5.-e,
srelci 5-e-...' -.'-i..sr residence ~ tie Fsu.s a.
-ieie a sf-. l-4 Va. rre Paual sa.-s--- = !
~ gsrTn - = = grcaaa.e thar ths roiie- m 9I
'Is meeting 10 bs helS. ''''os WI
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JUDGE DAVID TORRANCE.

Derby. Conn. Sept 6-David Torranes. CHIEF
Justice OF the Connecticut Supreme Court OF ErTors
6iad rom angina pectors az his home here to-day.
n. bad been III for several months. but not con
aned to the house He was stricken while on a
drive yesterday with hts wife. He was removed
% a farmhouse and later his son started hons
with MIN in an automobile. The machine broke
down and Judge Torrance was forced 90 90 home
bv trolley. He rallied from the attack. ana ap-
Darantlv was recovering when the end cana
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FOR the CHILL RELIEF FUND.

The Merchants Association received yesterday
two subscriptions 20 the Chilian relief fund
amounting 20 S25- The contributors were Burn
ham. Williams & Co. 500 and Edward n. Taller
S25 The Merchants Associations fund now
amounts 20 Sll15.
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AN ENGAGEMENT.

The engagement is announced OF Miss Margaret
Livingston Chanler. OF RoNeby Barrytown. y Y
daughter OF the late John Winthrop ChanIer 10
Richard Aldrich. % New York, or the editorial
ztaT OF The New York Times The vysd,ii,y ,yJn
be in the early autumn though no date haa Vet
been definitely arranged
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

Marriage notices appearing In rMB TKrDUYD N
bs rspubli.hed tn The rrf-wsskIy rrsbuns vssAsus
sztrA charge
II 5BE-T-EcfRCP T-Rfchard Woe - -
BATES E-noury. s-Dts-nbsr 2 al
Nosices of marriages and deaths muse - hAuu.pn
With fz1 Ia md address
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD cAPIrAL VOTED.

Bremen. Sept E.-The directors of the North Ger
mar Lloyd Steamship Company held a meeting
here this afternoon tor the purpose OF voting thu
$4,000 Increase n capital previously agreed on
Il order 20 edd 70 the eompany's feet
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n Communion isp-rian
Total septsn5sr .. 1905

Remittances. preferably by check express order
OF postoflce money order should be drawn 10 IN.
order OF and addressed 70 the Tribune Fresh All
Fund. New York City
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rTr TRIBUNE mail any adr~ss, N
abroad. and address changed
tssfr-1 Subscriptions may D. ss~n %
before leaving Il c0uysnlsot hand tasu
II a TIE TRIBUNE Office
SINGLE cOPIES
SUNDAY. cents WEEKLY REVIEW . cont,
DAILY, 9 cents TE2I-W WEEKLY, . osars
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Forecast for special LOcslitie-.-For New England
fair ana warmer to-day; Friday fair. ushs 70 fresh
southwest winds
Tor Eastern New York, Eastern Pennsy lvania Ne"
Jsrsev Delaware Maryland and District OF Coilfa-
bis fair and today Friday, partly cloudy Va
rtabIe v-irds mostly southwest and light % fresh
For Western Pennsylvania and Western Ne" AolA-
Fair to-day and Friday. light. variable winds
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Highest Temperature yeSrer1ay u dsgreasi
average "a avsrsx~ corresponding data Of asL
6s average for corresponding data OF lat tw-nyF7
years. 20 - ota,,.y
Local ror.a.sts Fsir ara toeAyI p~rsy vs
Friday; varas. vfniA mostly soQ,h sssA sn~ Hsh'
<-~xaA
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PREsIIN-I r. Haddon. Leicester. England.
GOTFAN-BiShCp W A Leonard. Cleveland.
WALDORF F-ASTORIA-Richard O.ney. Boston.
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Special Notices.

mr. ". A. BUSINESS easi asss. a. sssas ssnas
scns a. once n C.
POSTAL INFORMATION. RE-
GAPDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BIZ
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who win san to-sav ,o-
Europe are
THE BLUEcFIER, FOR HAMBUR9
Mra n II. C. Miller Dr. James II. Breasted
Block
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Earnsd by a Sunday school cTass q I.te g'rIs
osshire Alma. AIicf..--..-...--. -. g.
''Cratruds
81 ..............-...-.. 300
c C. ..---....-.. 300
church Of the Holy Communion tsDeciaD - 90
Proceeds q faiF given a. The Orchard, the
residence q Mrs. Frederick K. a Belle
Haven. Greenwich. Conn. ~ the following
chi 1rsn: Charlotte x. CASTOR. Elizabeth
Castor. Roveua Lawrence. Evangeine Hill.
Margaret HelUe Anna Crolkhite, Frances
FroHlent Helen Barrett, Dorothy Rosstter
lawrence Hossitsr ana Frsdsrie X 6aston II sl5 90
In Cf ittle Alfred 90
Prom friends Big Moose. y Y.''.-.,--....-. 5O0
MargLer1re C'4sseGy. A1ore= Mills. y. N-------
Prom f-t--1'' --
Collected at the last q the "Wednesday morning
...-.-.............-. - y
I.
Protestant Ha.f Orrhan Asylum fspecIaU
Previously Acknowledged. - G3s %
Totai septsua5sr S2s 25s 81
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Son ci sir Henry Irving 70 Appear az New
Amsterdam Theatre.

Henry r living el5sr son of tie la-e Sir Henry
.rTing; Mss DorotLsa Baird, his wife and their
-cnion company VII sal for New York On the
III inst and VIII make their frs- appearance n
taE country a. the NeT Anscerdau Theatre or
-cneay evening. Ooto5s- 4, ln Stephen PhLIps's
'kacR enc Francesca Az Irving VIII play the
ma 9, AalGtes-a and Mss Bzi~d that o. Frances
o. During tie last few weeks they have been
sgpsaang n tais producuc- .n tie larger cities
q EngEnd
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TFrGn Ths Trioune Bureau J

FrEn The Tribune Bureau
Washington. September s.
LIMIT on POST EXCHANGEs.-There is a limit
20 the character OF material which may be pUr-
chased tor army post exchanges out OF the regular
appropriation for such institutions II has been
found necessary call halt upon the tendency 10
obtain sll sorts OF fixtures and features which are
regarded as not properly included IN the construc-
ton and equipment OF the post exchanges From
one post recently the War Department received
request TO have included II the original equipment
a cash register and a safs. but II has been held
that these articles must come out o: the funds
which derived from the administration OF the
post exchange and not out OF the appropriations.
II there had been allowance OF this claim the
War Department people say there would be no
knowing where the demands would have ceased
ORDERS. IssUED-The following orders havo
bean Issued;
aRsor CHARLES o STARR military secretary from the
military sserstsry's dspartmsst
s.Oona I4sutsnants FRANK D LASKI-AND sHd
g5a6s National Guard. garrison school Fort
CSvaIry. from general hospital. Philippines,
FTrss Lieutenant MARSHAL. MAGRgD5ER 5l- "a Reg
ris0s school Fort Mysr
FIRST Lieutenant FRANK c KUN1SEI4 18Th Infantry.
Fort Jay.
hs c6G 2GBRs sdsi to s. 'fsf. Fs 4 aas'
cate Department OF Dakota
cats 10 Vancouver Barracks. as judge advocate. De
partuaent % the Columbia
Flrst L1sutsna1t JOSEPH A. SILVER. sth Infantry.
Ohio National Guard. garrison school Fort Thomas
Ftrsf Leutenaat SHELDON ANDLSG. s0th Infantry.
from Sea GiTt 20 Washington BarracEs-
NAVY.
Rear Ad1nirAl J. y, HEMPHIL1a Casta.a Q Z FOX.
Ileutenants u. =. SIMON6 q. WHITLOCE anc d.
JOYCE commissioned
CUrnmsnder ". = HALSET. detached from tas Dss
Mo.Ees. hous. ordeTs
Lsuenan- Couzandsr a II. Scales. detached from ths
the Severn. 70 the Columbia
-
movements Of vessels have been reported 70 the
Navy Department;
ARRIVED.
ssptsTbsr The Virginia ConTzoo. the Mai1-
land. the Penasy lva1is the Wh!ppla ths HopkiHs
TIE Lawrence, ths NAe4On0ugh the IruIrur- the
WCrcsn. Wilkes. Bakels. the De Long tae
Rodgers. the Stockton. the Lebanon, the Hist ths
Wasp and the Virginia. at Newport; ths CncaS. TIE
Dolphin and the Yankee az navy yard New foTkl
The Paul Jones, TIE Princeton and ths saturn. az
Blaine. TIE Severn Gt Annapolis. the TtngrL ths
Denver ard ths Cleveland. at New London the Poto-
mac Portsmouth,. y. II ,hs Msynovsr. At white
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OBITUARY.
ALBERT TIssANDIER.

Paris Sept IA dispatch from Pau to-day an
rounced the death OF Albert Tissandier. the
seronau.
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s.ptsnsbeF 5-EI cana a. Shanghai
SAILED.

September 4-T7s Maine, tns Missouri the Ksntuoy "a
keaTsarge. TIE YankIor. ths Alabama. the Illinois,
yhe Indsnz the Iowa and the Leonidas from Oyster
Bay Eor Frenchman's Bay the louisiana tAe New
Jersey ard the Virginia frOul oyster Bay sor
cruise Rhode Island from oyster Bay Boston;
the West Virginia. the Colorado. the Maryland, the
Psnnsylyania. the Whippls. the Hopkins. the Law
the Macdcnough- the Truxfur. the Werden. the
Wilkes the Blakely. the De Long the Rodgers ths
Stockton. the AbarendA and the Cel;c. from oyster
Bay foF Newport. re Puritan. rom Oyster Bay
Washington the Arkansas and the FloTtda. from
Oyster Bay for Annapolis the Nevada the Denver and
The Cleveland from Oyster Bay for Norfolk; the
TtnEsy from Oyster Bay FOR New London the Min
naapolis. from oyster Bay FOR League Island, the
Tacoma and ths Arethusa. from oyster Bay for
ToHpkinsvilis: ths Glacier nom Colombo for Suez,
the Columbia from TomPknsyills for Hampton Roads,
the Charleston, from Valparaiso for Callao: the May
flower from Oyster Bay for Whitestone
September Sci Cznn. from Shanghai fer Kiu-KianE
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Local OnieIaI Reeord.-Ths following of1ciL record
fon The weather Bureau shows the IN the ten
ueralr. for the last tNsnty-four In comparison
--t.h a.. -n--..-nra.nc aats or last year.
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sr EARLY MAIL TRAM
For az points IN United 5tatss CAna6a ana n.rfcs
(otrslds ot B0rouEhs % Manhattan aronxl
slso 10 cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and ths Ptlllp
without extra expense for foreign postage
anl EENDAY. IA EEkL.Y EARACEkI
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Mr. and Mrs EdWzsd A
Cudahy-
Mr and AIRS. Thnnas FFs.
tinEE.
W T. 3. :. Inlay.
Mr. Kerr Smiley.
AA and Azs. L. ", s.ss~~
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Died.

DtCu.
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r-pablished IN The rri-wsekly Tribune wtfasus susy~
charge.
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Kan K.I,s gssFIss 5sT 60 $500 . Z sarP''iap
cEAPMAN-At Nsrrasanssst Pis- r T. on s-pt-nsrA 4
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on FRIDAY. II a m
GET Mo,sr-sgddsay. On ssPt-nb-- isos az y, rus-.
p % pastor q SsPPeTsan Hsights CTonk-r-l Mssho-
state a tas chapel Of stephen Msrrsst sarsi a1r
a. cavalry Me,hois EpIseopsl csursS iass .r
Sss ~. !, ss5.s @& u Sn y s ay sye1ns a. o'eise<
me-, n church Darior at T'ss N EGrop-4n paDsrs
HoLBRow-As san Antonio Ten Auxuss =. Herman
= AosaF2T EunsrA ssTyies a. - Aadrss-s spscOpAl
Pm
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tEissas iavi,s .t,snd tla--si a n. a..
usnt at Chrfsss cnuruh yard. shrs-s5urT.
KITH1R E.g 7SS Tsssaay $ A s9's"9s. s.,.s z. ,:.,a
his age Nories sf faasrsi hsrsaftsr rs -
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please copy.
as. Ns,,s Aaasss.. n & ss.ss s.sssHs-r ras.
sTILLMAN-on ALA September Es Linsrx s-.so~ !,
NOTICE. OF runeral hersaftsr
'Y z5s. R.9.5S \ Nosay e6.s s'Ys:s & .s ar s,s
syeetser Notice OF funersl hereafter
I: HH5s Z: Rasa.4 Fsss i sgras- q s X r y s'R: 200
Aor&- and daughter OF Ia Colonsl Jane. Ls4
Funeral services Friday 5sptemher T. az 1910 A. n
AZ Ascension Cnurch. 5th ana 10zh a.4A<rpss
and frtslas invited
CENErERIEz
THE wooDLAWS Cxdzrrnr
r. any accessible ~ Harisrn tatns 1-sn4 csn-
tra Station. Webster and Jerome
by carriage Lots Sl25 up Tslsph0ns ss5s 1raasrov
Book OF Views representatives
Of1oe. 50 East 23d St. New rsws CxyS
UNDERrAKEkS
FRANK Y. CAMPBELL co. ssf-s ". ssd - w,rsd
known old stand ChaDeis parors. ate Tel t33A ChaSsA
STEPHEN MERRITT BURIAL co..
and 18Th Phone tf<-ChsDsA
Special Notices.
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stsss hsrseity is szsnp.Gs6 IN Marie Cahrls
'aaE-Tiug Mary company. now a. DaIys Theatre.
Anis Buckley. the little Frencl-IriEh maid. Is
ne daughter ~ Edward J. Buckley. a rrsgetiau
VIC l-ade success as Marx Antony with Booth
sne Barrett Marx SMITH. who PLAYS the part Of
l.e 4crnon bishop. Brigham SmUcEe, iE Lhs sou
- q AeiH smith, VINO lasr appeared 10 Babes ~
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Rob.rt e McCorIniok. M and Mrs. J. n VITA
American Ambassador -. G ID Jackson
FS-anre Richard L. Kuikht
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800 10 aTriyed yesterday from ahron
RON LIVERPOOL.

THE cARoSIA. FROM LIVERPOOL.
M Mr.. Howard Hin NJ Kn,s5S s5s Ma Henry c
80. r 9urbes M. and Mrs Hsrh--. ~
AlT. and MrH. Franklin o. rY-.1ito- MI.
Lnrc. II. .''--e' "+lAht
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Senator and MrA Knox, OF
Pennsylvania
Mas Hester singer.
Sir. and Mrs. Henry A
Hudd.
Alr. and Nrs. Francis J..
Carol2n.
Paul - CrxVatA
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Mail subscribers II New York CITY 60 ne DAILY ard
TpI-WEEKLY viii be charged cent csDy Extra
uostags Il addition % the rates uaEnsd ab0y>
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laSs.es hehran WI he starred early n ths
WINTER under he l,-ecti1r o. tie WIN !. Block
Anlssaasnt Company in new version of Henry
sIqnG Euntn's cCr-edv-drarna OF political ufe
- - ~ chicago last month under the nem me %
- eeel-toFs NiL-lcati1--" Ire play has been
20 A oeiisin RESPECTS and materially strength
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known; od stand ChaDes Darlors sra Tel t33A ChsissA
STEPHEN MERRITT BURIAL Co.
seh ava and 18th ST 'Phon. ffs-CAstss~
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is rsHdy accessible ~ HarsTn trains rsn-
trai Station. Webster and Jerome AnA
BY carriage Lots Sle5 up- Tssph0ns ss5s 5rArnsrsv
FOR Book OF Views representatives
Oa1oe. 50 East 33d 81. rsvs CIV
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Death notices appearing IN THE TRIBUNE wm -
r-pnblished IN The rri-wsskly tribune wtfaous sus.~
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ghs SOFA Whirl" vaich opened Aprl a.
,as oAano. VII terr.nars its engagement Eatur-
e.s nsI September Z. and On the following
- Ne shuberts expect 70 produce At the
No. -leE -leE musical clr-ecy entitled Wy Lady5s
f5s ts. - s pay ran over year ia London unoer
-xsS.- - " lazy AaGcsp.' The cast OF Ny
f5S,' nag 1cades Joseph Coyns and Elsa
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THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Earned by a Sunday school class Of u.tle girls
about ths age ef ten through Helen 81. Ian
ATLcr
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- s--'afS announced yesterday that they win
g. - ~l-aring Poloclrs ersrnatzation of Agnes
-. ees1a lsstls's novel The Secret Orcnard
"a eeossaaber. They premise & cast q oelsbri-
e ns-SS - ~ star whom Ley are unwilling
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-04-05
w. C. Fensler is reported lei
Elnljale Items

| have been thinking of taking trip
west or south to look for land but will
defer it a little while.
One of my neighbors has had the
misfortune to lose two young keifers
The cause of their death is unknown.
was at the freight depot recently
and ono of the men said certain man
killed thirty skunks and manufactured
the scent into perfumery and the young
men in South Omaha were using it
when they went to see their girls This
is great age of invention
am glad Gentle Annie (spring) has
come at last. Now there are hundred
and two things that must be done
setting out plants, making garden, set
ting hens, etc.
Gus Haight is the latest one who has
a bran new graphaphone. There will
be music and after awhile more music
John Donnelson, son of James, has
come to help his father turn up the soil
this summer. James is planning great
things to do from now on.
was over to see Al Darting's place
lately. 1t is regular beehive of in
dustry, laying pipe, digging trenches
tending to hot house where he raises
his tomato and cabbage plants. build
ing Mr.. Jacobs house, trimming a, pie
trees, etc. El erybody is busy.
James Doneelson is clearing out more
land; going to have lots of good things
raised there.
Things will be lively this summer
Two bitches going through need lots of
help. They are offering 81 per day.
Then farmers will have to have help, So
help will be scarce and wages good.
The amount of garden seed one fam
lily in Sleepy Hollow will put in is
astonishing. don't believe there will
be much Sleepy Hollowite this summer.
Will Rowe, Jr.. and wife have found
work with the ditch gang at good wages
this summer.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-04-05
st. John Items

Mrs. X. ChiNworth entertained at
twelve clocN dinner on Thursday last
Mr.. and Mrs Bart Norton and family
OF Darlington, N. d., g. Brundige
aud daughter Belle. Mrs. lSobt. skirk-
land and daughter AID Mrs G.. w. Nc
Gavren and son
Mr. Henderson and family who have
been residents oil this locality for NUM-
Der OF wears. have packed their house
hold goods and viii move to Idaho in
the near future
Ray lIaight was in st John on Mon
day evening and reported the Boyer
falling fast Al hogan
Chas piizer aud w III Haight are
moving a house for \ ID Ames on the
James kirlin place on Honey creek
N lSoppenhotfer aud wife have mov
ed onto the Henderson farm.
VIM Deal son OF Mr. and Mrs y
Deal who has spent the winter in Cali
fornia is expected home in u icH days.
Miss Edna Tamisiea Of Mo Valley
visited the ST. John school on Wetlnes-
day.
f. w. Greene had a woodehoppng
on Thursday las. about fifteen OF the
friends and ncighbor We're there Mr.:
Greene served an elaborate dinner.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-04-05

lovea visit from Mrs. Hiram Black
burn, Of Logan, the last Of the week.
Ray Harris. Dave Moore ard Russell
LYON, of Mo. Valley, We're calling ON
friends in these parts Sunday
James Cobb and wife, of Crescent,
are here during the illness OF lanes
White, Mrs, Cobb's father
Our worthy ncighbor, Frank Wilson,
stole a march on his many friends here
last week The surprise WAS a most
pleasant one and We wish only con
tinued success and happiness for MIR
Wilson and his happy bride Mrs. Will
son was formerly Mrs Ghas Williams
OF l-ovcland
RAYMOND Stavely came up from
Council Bluffs Monday 10 spend his va
cation with his cousin, Herbert Stavcv
The California Grain and Lumber
COMPANY started their new feed mill
this week The company will keel, a
sufficiently large supply on hand 10 iill
all orders from 4 hundred pounds To II
car lot
James Ming has LETT the Junction and
opened up a barber shop in Blair. This
leaves us without "A barter Now if
some one would just start 4 full beard
fad, ii would be appreciated here.
Willie Davhutf came ont from the
Valley for few days visit with his
grandparents. Jake Smith and wife
Mr. and Mrs HARDWOOD Demmon, OF
NorfolN spent Monday at the Fouataln
home.
Mrs, Burgess and Miss Alda Smith
entertained the California Junction
choir on Saturday evening, March 81,
Al the home OF Mr. and Mrs w. a.
Smith. TheentcrtaInmcnt WAS a novel
musical arrangement, consisting Of a
guessing contest of illustrated songs,
| Dan Pcnrod and Reuben Olingcr being
the victors Then followed !; musical
romance, containing extracts from
twenty seven popular songs, which
were supplemented on the piano by
| Miss AIDA, while the company wrote the
words to the music played MIR. DIN
ger again being the victor received a
copy OF a popular song. Miss Leila
| Blackburn entertained the company in
a most pleasing manner with several
classical selections Here the aln,lsc-
ment was interrupted by a request to
repair TO the dining room, where plates
were laid for ten. The table was very
dantily decorated with pink and white.
The place cards are not to be forgotten
as they We're pen and ink sketches of
musical instruments, each one contain-
ing a quotation from some favorite
| hymn The guests did full justice to
the dainty two course luncheon which
was served by Mrs Smith and Mrs
Coultlard Aftcr retiring to the par
lors the remainder of the evening was
spent in games and music The choir
consists OF Mrs Burgess, Mrs Pcnrod,
Miss ELLA Coulthard, Miss Amy Newell,
/ Miss Aida Smith, Messrs Herbert Stavc-
| ly, lanes Simpson, -. lenrod and
Reuben Olingcr, with Miss Leila Black
burn as accompanIst. a letter of re-
greet was received for the entire choir
| from MIR Simpson, who was detained
in Sergeant Bluff on account of bust
ness. At late hour the guests de
parted, voting it one of the most pie as
ant evenings the choir had ever spent.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-04-05
Runaway Boys.

Marshal Butcher picked up
three runaway boys, aged II,
IL and IA years, in the railroad
yards Tuesday evening. He
wired to the boys fathers at
Danbury, Iowa, and was in
structed to send them home,
which was done last night. The
names of the boys are as fol-
lows: Fred Eckel, Albert PAUL.,
and Oran Gibbons.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-04-05
California Items

Presbyterian Ladies Aid hold their
bazaar Saturday evening, April !, in
the Robert Smith store building a
short program will precede the opening
Of the sale
Ellen Quist was shopping in Omaha
Monday
Ethelyn Evans went to Sioux City
Wednesday to visit with relatives.
John Young came down from Moda!c
Tuesday.
Almer Stern, of Logan, visited with
W. A. Smith Sunday.
Mrs. starks, of Sioux City, was called
to the Junction Friday by the serious
illness of her brother, James White.
Mrs. Sam Blackburn and family en-