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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

plates a. contribution boxes. A pants
button WON'T ring like a silver dollsr
on Ga plate Sunday viii tale ne
money until all the expenses Of tha
meeting have been paid from free viii
offerings. His own money comes from
the collection on the closing night oil
tie revival Ae lells the converts
and Others nat q 10 his last meetlnq
and Invites them 20 contribute. aay
ms that BITS compensation comes from
their free Offering SUNDAY SAW ~
services are appreciated Ia proiortinu
% ihe size oi the free-wIil Offering.
That he Is successful Is shown by
me meetings. ne held iu nplyldore, lii.
whore iht church had ~ Do ENLARGED
lo Accomm9daio the converts. sun
aay Was converted while playing with
me old Chicago white siocklnaa Ia
the days 90 Arson. White and bal
Wmple he stopped one night 10 M
lNn % a street gva4gellsl. ana was 40
impressed by what be heard thhf he
gave up bis profession on TIE ara.
mond and entered Y "a. &. a. work
ana afterwards became au ovangollat
q recent report said that Sunday had
aind OF nervous exhaustion. Ho had
peen iil, hnt b agaln AZ work IN tha
nelt where he tries % maize an of dia
base hits home runs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
FALL FROM f21L.Y Ar
MAY PROV FATAL
YOUNG "a YEAR oLp CHARLES
BRAoo At HOSPITAL IN cRiTi.
CAL CONDITION.

Charles nraga ahuul liz years old
"a confined 90 the g. Iuaopa'H sani~
iarlnm la O. critical condition az the
result Of n FAN BE sustained last eyen-
ING while lumplag 90 q rapidly mov-
ing trolley cas- oS south SECOND street
We WAS picked up insensihlo "a front
of the New York saloon aud convey
cd 90 the hospital. City Physician
Elder who examined the youth. dis
covered 4 fracture Ri the base of enc
skull u was fortunate that the break
Was no lower than 4 was. else death
would surely follow As d o. the boy
has q iRhtins chance Tor his liie he
regaincd consciousness this morning
bul soon relaxed again Into q peace
iui sleep.
The report that young Bragg Ia an
orphan rs not true. although ne might
just a. we'll BIZ a. far as any help
from hig parents Is concerned. The
parpats ~ the boy lived before thpy
separated, at Durango, Colorado Il
Is understood that the boys fathor
stlll resides there. After Mr. and
Mrs Bragg hgreed 90 disagree the
mother took Charles end journeyod 70
Gallup There. according 90 the boy.
the mother informed him that he re-
minded her too much OF hia father
for which reason she had taken o dia-
Ike 20 hlm AID told The younEsier 10
shift for himself This the plucky
yQnngslef did ne went 40 Ration.
whore Il q learned he received a let
ter from 4 sister 10 Durango. which
stated Chat the father. having learn
ca chat ne had been turned adrlil
came on % Gallup ln Jearch 0f his
son lie met his wife there but @
is said the woman refused 10 disc
close Che whereabouts of the boy
Afterwards Charles was unable 40 ge,
into communication with his father 90
he drlfied on 90 this city secured "a
JON aH messengcr in the Postal Tole-
graph Office and subsequently was
employed By the Wall q Dexter gro-
Gerry hrm ON North Fifth street. at
which address be has also made his
home
An effort VIII be- made 10 locate
ne parents of the boy with q view OF
notifying them of his condition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
HOW BAscock GAME
10 nE REaEL LEApER.

Washington, Jan id.-Whon the
house mes this mogning. Babcock az
once took the floor on the question Of
personal privilege. tie based this on
The statement in q local newspaper.
entitled, How Came nabcock 10 RE-
belf' and which gave as q reason for
hls opposition 90 Joining ARIZONA and
New Mexico a. enc state, his pigue
az not being made chairman OF the
appropriations committee This state
ment, Bahcock said totally miarepro-
seated him, and he also believed. Il
misroproaentod the sO-callDd stall
warts" which he understood, meant
the house organization As 20 state
hood, he said he had always been OPP
posed 10 Joining Arizona and New
MexicO a. one state, and had always
opposed g. al tae last session. be
said, the opposition supported the
rules of the committee OF the house
on the Joint statehood question as the
best means ri killing the bili There
was no reply 20 nabcuck's statement
and when he concluded. some OF bis
colleagues apDlng@N.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
CANE NEAR 70 HAv.

Saturday night one OF the delayed
Goldcn State Limited trains had q
close call, SAYS ihe LordsbnfR Liberal.
Engineer Richmond WIS hurryiug "a
along west of simon and was getting
over the track at about a mile q min
NE when one of the read driving
wheels got OF and between the rails.
The train was stopped az soon o. pos
mhlo when L was found that she
wheel had cut the bolts OF from about
forty rails but not gail mad been
turnfd nor spike drawn, which
shows that 0 was a mighty good pleco
ni track A near hg section crew was
rouHed out che englne was lacked up
onto the track. the train pulled slowly
onto the safe track. aud went rs way.
while thr section men pui in new
BOLTS 81 Nas q mighty close shave,
ana the paascuEors never know that
enwhns had happened as they we're
an asleep
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

Washlnslon. y g. Jan. ~. Tbs
aat careful poii made Of the Unlted
States senate on the subject 9f rate
leglslatlon. which follows. shows che
weight Of opposition 10 he among thr
Republican members
According 90 this poll The fate Of
the rate bin 10 ia grave doubt
I ~ passed today u would have 90 be-
/ passed as q democratic measure.
Taking the promises gf the demo.
cratic members af thnif face value.
tho presidents rate btu has fieht.ng
chance.
la order TO pass the administration
biM as q republican measure. q viii
have 10 get an the votes now slaasod
IS d0uhfiul aud will have 10 win e
considerable number OF those now
openly aniaaunlallC
The following poll of the senate is
haaod on. Personal interviews. pub.
liahed ullerancos. letters, private
statements, known political Affiliations
and careful confederation % thr prnh.
abilities ID view 81 an the circum-
stances OF each case.
Thue, IN many instances. tho heart
loyalty Of the senator Is 90 the rail
road Influence whose tool he has been
for years but, weighed against thi
may be- the fnci that tho people Of his
state are clamofoua for the legislation
and De 3 sseH ile come up fof re-
election. Many republicans are RlylnN
reluctant support for such ruaaons.
They can be- trusted only 80 far az
they can be seen
Many democrats members are sup.
porting the rgtV legislation because
they hope hy 80 doinf to emharraas
the republicans. Democratic senators
lika German are no less Ia the real In
tereaI and service of the railways than
ElhinH or Kpau nu like German.
they are counted on 10 vote Tor the hiil
as a party policy Here Is the poll
Fer Rate Legislation.
Allison, r.. Iowa
Bacon o.. Georgia
Bailey D.. Texas
Berry o., Arknnsas
beYefidge. n. indiana
nurketi a. Nebraska
Burrows. r. Michigan
Carmack d. Tennessee.
AlANN a. MlNMttuiH.
Clarke. ID. Arkansas
Clay. ID Georgia.
CulhClE0n. ID. Texas
Cullom. H. Illinois
Daniels. d.. virginia.
Dpiliyer a.. Iowa
Dubois -. Idaho
Foster D., Louisiana
German. D.. Maryland
Homonway. r.. Indiana
Hopkins. r. Illinois
i.aFolieite. r.. Wisconsin.
l.atlmer. D.. South Ca~oilna
Ions, r., Kansas
McCrenry, ". Kentucky.
McEnery D.. Louisiana.
NciAuflu d.. Mississippi
Mallory, d.. Florida
Martin. -. virginia.
Martin. r. South Dakota
Money D.. Mississippi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

finehurai M O. Jan ib "A serie
pf golf cuutosls under the auspices
OF the American Golf Association. be-
gan here ihls morning Tho number
% entries fer the various events IS un'
usually large and fine sport s. expect.
ga Tie contests will lake ap three
days and about $50 aolioFa win TAXI,
part H. Ii Tweniyseven cups valued
ai $4,000. wlll be- contested for. ln
addition 20 that there are Two tr0ph.
Sos, che Siudohaker and Dowar Cups
20 be played tor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

Nelson, r.. Minnesota.
Newland. r.. Nevada.
Ovcrman. y. North Cafollna.
PAiterata. d., Colorado.
fNnrose. A.. Pennsylvania.
Perkins. r.. California.
feiius, D.. Alabamn
slmmons. D.. South Carolina.
Teller. D.. Colorado.
Illiman. ~, South Carolina.
Warner r., Missouri
ialllaiefro. ID. Louisiana.
Against Rate Legislation.
Aldflch, r.. Rhode Island.
AlEer, n, Michigan.
Alice. IN. Delaware
hrandegee. r.. Connecticut.
hulkelcy. r.. Connections.
burnhHm, r., New Hampshire
Clark D.. Montana
peneW a. New York.
Dillingham;. A.. Vermont.
Dryden, r., New Jersey
Elkins r.. West Virginia
Foraker r., Ohio.
Fulton H. Oregon.
Hale r.. Mainc.
Hansbfough. r.. North Dakota.
kean, a.. New Jersey.
kliiredRQ. a.. South Dakota.
lodge, r.. Massachusetts.
Morgan. d.. Alabama.
Plat. r.. New York.
Dayner, D.. Maryland.
Scott. A. West Virginia.
1muui r. utah
spoon,F r.. Wisconsin.
Warren. p Wyoming.
Wctmore. a.. Rhode Island
Doubtful.
Ankeny. r.. washington.
Blackburn d.. Kentucky.
Carter r., Montana
CLARK, r.. Wyoming.
Crane r.. Massachusetts.
Dick r. Ohio.
FLINT. r.. California
Frye, r.. Maine
uailingof, a., New. Hampshire.
Hepburn. r.. Idaho
McCumbpr ~. North Dakota.
Willard. r.. Nebraska.
ifIxon. r.. Nevada
piles a., Washington
pructof a.. Vermont
Stone. ID. Missouri
Sutherland r.. Utah
.ummafy Of Toeays Pol o. United
states senate;
u present IN favor 81 rate legisia.
Nuh tttttftt tstrsstttssts ~
y present against rate legislation 20
mubiful af present ............1l
The parties are divided IN the aSoyC
oll ~ The senate az follows.
Fol rate legislation 40 republicans
Z democrats.
Against rate legislation 20 repub.
cans. 3 democrats.
nuubtful republicans. demo.
rats.
(Burion Of Kansas. convicted Of
rlme not counted)
Another poll 81 the senate. made
BE- the benefit Of President Roosevelt.
iiiers slightly from tho former one.
places larger number In the
onhtfnl column Among these. Per
lns 81 California. Boveridec Of indi.
nd. aud Hcmonway ~ indiaRa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

Miss y "a. Nash. a trained nurse.
formerly OF Cleveland Ohio. bot now
employed as q nurse by the Santa Fe
on the Hclen cut-o0, arrived ln lhe
city Sunday from Belen. and loft LAYS
night iof willard. whore she snm, 90
look after some patients Ia tho neld
hospital az that place
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

Much complaint has 0een heard the
pabt few days oneni The humber OF
dogs chat are running about the down
toWn streets without either dog No.
ebnae OF collar on. "A nght between
iwo dogs on second gifeoi aenr Rail-
road avenue yesterday afternoon
caused ahoni twenty other CANNES
10 assemble ior che parpose of watch
ing the Hght, aud b was noticeable
that out Oi the twenty not one "a
them bore a collar OF license tag.
AZ The scene of the bstile, which
occurred between D bis mastln and a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
RATE law IN GRAVE DOUBT

HEnge poLl Or rHE UNrgn SENATE TAKEN TODAY
ENpREaoLV clrxEN erovviNc "a ron rflr
-rNNapENr9 PoLIcY y AoAlNor. ANo n nounIruL.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

ne break un a
Aad cold and
prevent pneu
nonia the sit
toFa N ea
peciaily kool
Start to-day
a also cures
Poor Appsuts.
Heartburn
pyapspsla
costlveneas
indiaeeelon
-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
ASSESSMENTS OF
RAILROADS INCREASED
Proceedings Show Raises Ave.
rage Several Hundred Del
lars a Mile.
SANTA It cot ONE REDUCTION

The territorial board o. oqnailza.
lion flashed lis session "a $3.50 o'clock
yesterday afternoon and adjourned
sine DE Those present were ffeai'
dens j. 3 Duncan. Secretary Nencea'
iao Janmillo and board OF mcmbers.
Mahnnny J p Hlukie Alelan.
DO SandOqal marlin fIAhman aud
Robert y. Efvien
The following hnsiness was pgana-
acted
Increased vaiuationa
There was an iucroasn made hy the
board fra che valuations for taxation
PURPOSES Di the various railroads
amounting .u 40 70 about ei000.ooO
The Increase was divided aa feipws
The largest raise was made nn che
machine chops and kludred property
~ tne Santa Sc pncinc Railway
company AZ Albuquerque which was
liked az 100000 instead OF the for.
me4 valuation oi $4,000
ON fhe main line of the New Mex
loo and Arizona railroad there was a
raise from $500 mile 20 f5.T5o a
mile
ON jhe santa BE- Hallway c0mranys
main line from the Albuquerque depot
NORTH the raisc pet mile was from
$1,000 TO tlb0N. This, however wRs
offset ~ some extent By a reduction
on the branch llnc south o. Rlucnn
TO $4,000 q mile instead Of $500 On
the Colorado southern railroad thege
was raise from s500o 20 $3.50
a mile
On the main line Of the Southern
Pacific railway tsere Waa raise
frum 1000 a mile 90 5000
on the maln line Of tho ~ Paso a
Northeastern railway from rs Ala.
moRnrdo depot south 90 the Texas
ilae, there was raise from $4,000 20
81 800 q mile
on the Denver a RIO Gfande rail-
road from Santa Fe 90 Auionit0 the
assessment basis was ARed nj 5000
a mile and from Anionfo fo Duraneo
az aa.250 q mile
on The Captain branch of thc El
paso q Northeastern the valuation
was nxfd al $4,000 and all side lines
ANA switches an 81 Loco a mile All
other valuations ol railroad property
rgmaiH as formerly Fixed
The reduction asked tor hy the
Western Union Telegraph company
NhN ANH NNHtAt ttitAfaNh tNmNth4
from $50 20 s26 was not granted
On timber lands within ten miles 0t
amy operated railroad, the valuation
WIS raised from sa.50 % s. an acre.
Ai timber land not apecihed ebovo
was raised from $3.50 10 $3.50
Coal lands. mineral lands aud graz.
ing lands were loft as formerly nxed
oY the board.
Live stock.
On live stock the valuation 0u COM
mon sheep was reduced ifom fi.E5 a
head 70 81 Grade sheep we're raised
from $3.50 a head ~ 81 The general
valuation GA ali sheep was axed at
fi35 q head
Charles ~ Easley, attorney for the
Santa Re Masonic lodge came before
the board just before ii adjourned
yesterday afternoon 90 secure a re-.
duction IN the assessed valuation Of
the Spiegelberg block. purchased sons
time ago % ythls organization FROM
George W. Hlckox Mr. HlckOx nt a
former meeting OF the hoard had so.
cured general reduction in che na-
seased valuation of hls property ~
sl 500 THIS Se,luction was intended
ai the time 10 refer % ihe SUBSCRIBERS
block bat was not so recorded. The
boaFd ordered this change made
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

Col r. 81 TWltchen attorney for
che Santa Fe. with hoadQuarters 10
Vas Vegas. apeut Sunday Ia THIS city.
Tie guest % friends returning 10 hts
home last night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
CATTLE WILL BRiNo COOP
nnInna IM rHm -

cafllomon in southern New Mesieo
are Of the opinipu from the present
indications thai ihe prices for cattle
win shoW a decided advance "a the
spring
number of them are already In
fecoipi 81 inquiries AZ 90 che number
% cattle they Will De- enabled Ia place
on the market, and during the past
few weeks several buyers have been
% thls section looklnE over the
ground.
Most of the cRttlemon, however. are
holding on making any contracts until
lhe spring prices become settled.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
ANOTHER DOG STORY
TO STIR up STRIFE

AND OWNERS or CANNES WHICH
SCAR NO LICENSES ARE LlAnLE
TO LOSE rHEM-A WAR OF EH-
TERMINATION DECLARED ~
DOG CATCHER WARD.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

The Southern Pacific d working
about 200 men al steihs, N. A.. Ia tno
ballast uuarries. u expects to double
ihis force. and ballast the road from
El Paao % Tucson and 4 b expected
q VIII take four years 10 DO Il.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

Steward Shields. OF the coahi lluos
hospital OF the Santa ~, ten last
night on No. with o native lahorer
named Nolasquez, who was injured
some three weeks ago while Worklng
fuf the Santa fe The man had bis
feet so badly crushed that ampula-
ton was necessary ana since that
time. the unfortunate fellow has
boggod 30 plleously thar he BE- sent 10
his home Ia chihuahua Mexico. that
the officers Of the hospital decided 90
comply with bis request, with the re-
suit that Steward Shields and Volas-
Quoz left tor thar place last night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

Washlnslon. y g. Jan. ~ The
aat careful poii made Of she Unlted
States senate on the subject 9f rate
Hesitation, which follows shows che
weight Of opposition 10 he among tho
repubilon membofs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

The match which has just been ar.
ranged between Marvin Hart and
Tommy Burns before the Pacific Ath-
ietiC club ia Los Angeles. February
90 for the heavyweight championship
ul the world. tends 10 complicato atill
more the sporting annals in determine
ing who really u most entitled 10 the
belt One Wise old foll0we. of tho
ring between lhe pufYs Of hla cigar o.
IelRera cafe last evening remarked
that II would bO a wise thing Tor laek
O'hrien 10 lako on, ono By one. Hart
Burns Rubin and jonries and thus
dispose of The matter for ever more
Automobi iEts are un ln arms over
the federal license hlll introduced ia
congress hy Edwin Morren Of pfia.
delphia which ls oatenaihly Tor the
purpose Of reaulallnR interstate auto
mobile travel The bin provides that
the tourist must take out a federal
irqnso altcr paying $50 lor the prirr.
exc of being examined hy a technical
expert
Nelson and McGovern are matched
again 90 meet iu aix rounds az phila,
delphia early IN the new year. There
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-08-24

j. phil Us. our well known A. NJ. r.
minister has charge OF the A. Nj. +,
church. He IS doing well. Geo. Nc
Williams and Isaac Dover are doing
nicely Zaciiarish Price owns nice
home bakery and having all he can
do. G.. W. Jones is doing well He
owns several valuable houses and lots.
J. l.. Long and J. Payne are hard
working men. Gee. T. Reeves is a
hustler. W. II Ingram owns valuable
property. He is race man. into
Galesburg on the lnterurban streef
car. Here lives about 10000 people
OF which $500 are Afro Americans.
Here We found many doing well Mt.
Richard E'orthington, Sr., on Acad
envy avenue. is very we'll TO do. he
FERNS and owns several acres OF valu-
able land in the suburbs Of the CT Y.
One of his sons attended the Tuske'
geo Normal and Industrial Institute.
And ne is now delivering the mail to
the :.spots. Mr. J. H. Washington Is
foreman in the stereo we room CT the
larses, daily paper in Galesburg ana
he has been on that paper for more
than eighteen years He is a fine
man to meet "a race lover. Lewis
Carter is another interesting caarac
ter. He is delivery man for grocery
store and has been with the store for
many yeazT He OWNS very beau
-is,il and valuable residence in best
uart OF the down town district He
has a daughter who is stenographer
for Rev Jordan. financial secretary OF
he National Baptist Assoc len al
tcu 'sv'lle. KY. John Duke is an in
teresfing man. He is shipping clerk
in the largest harness house in that
mart of Illinois. His brother. X. A.
Duke. is also assisting HIM They
Hava beeen here for many years.
They are honest, good, reliable citi
7ens Mfr. J. w Davis has been sue
cessful in the plas ering business. he
owns valuable rrorerty in the arlSto-
cratic part of the citv. He IS an old
soldier. VITO fought for his own free
.'om end the saving of the VIII t.
mans uricn then. He formerly lived
in Iowa. Nessrs. Chas. and G. G.
Fletcher are hustling men. They are
doing well. Mr. ". J. Easley and VIM.
OuSieE are coming lnduStf Gus !Ouhe
men They work a the E'ks club
room. Mrs. NJ. c. Malone. the ntell:'
gent and amiable wife of the late be-
loved Elder Malone. lives here. She
is doing nicely. Rev. ]. H. Farribee
has charge of the A NJ. E. church He
9 dcine we'll He is one of the able
and strong ministers in their connec
sion. Miss Laura Richardson VIII
chronicle the Galesburg news for the
orcu'ng year. Nsr. NJ c. Graves owns
valuable property. Mrs. John Johnson
TIL Keeps 'roomers. She owns valu
able down town properly. Mrs. c. H
Wells keers a boarding house. Mr.
! NcCrudor is doing we'll. while
Mr.. Kidd is still barbering in his old
MACE. s. w. Holly is still on the po-
lice force, while Mr.. ". H. Jones is
in Uncle Sans employment as mai!
carrier, He is one Of the real coming
men of our race. Mr.. T. S. Patton is
a hustiing young man. There are Sc
many mere that space will not now
permit me to speak Of. Next week
WI write abcu. the sights in Chicago
Illinois
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-08-24
CEDAR RAPIDS NOTES.

Mrs. james Warren and children
have returned to the Rapids after a
pleasant visit to other points in the
safe.
The friends of Mr.. aud Mrs. c. NJ.
Washington will find them com fortab' y
located at 2la 7th Avenue.
The sociab!e given last Thursday
evening by the Sunday School on the
lawn Ut Mrs. French Perkins was an
erjoyab!e affair as we'll as financial
success. Toward the latter Part Of the
evening the rain poured down in tor
rents, tut the visitors took refuge in
the house until the shower was over.
During the evening certain couple
found cool and secluded spot on a
fence where they might do their ,sl con
ing undistur bed, but the company WAS
SION alarmed by the cracking OF
breaking fence ana two pairs Of heels
we're seen to rise as tLer owns fell
over into the next yard and later they
crept off in different directions. their
friends warn them to spoon on 10
more fences until they know It's
strength
The people of 18th ave-, were de-
lightfully serenaded last Friday even
ing BY a double quartet of young
men. the music was splendid and in
Guided no ragtime,
Peter johnson is reported much BET.
ter than he has been for several weeks.
Sunday was quarterly meeting at
Bethel A. NJ. E, church.
Mrs. w. N. Robinson is visiting
friends and relatives in Des Moines.
Mis- Nina Fields and father of Cam
eron. Mo. were in the city this week,
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fields
sir. Fields and daughter were Mime
apoIis visitors last week.
Mr.. T,lbert Wood is in the city
again after a visit in Davenport and
other places.
Mr. ID Mrs. LavelI, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Jackson were the guest at the
Lowery- Mason wedding in Iowa City
Tuesday ev eaing
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-08-24
MASON CITY, IOWA
Last Weekly

John p. K .eler the first mansger of the
Bystar der has lately decorated bis stop,
II n. axes decided improvement.
John Roberts of Buxton has decided to
stay il our city Indemnity, he has secu, 81
good job
Mrs Earl Wright is making an extend.
cd visit with friend' in the Capitol City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Jones of Chicago
have returned. lie vii take up the bar.
Der business again, working with MIR.
Armstrong.
Mrs. Rich ard Wright of Minneapolis
has been visiting h r sister Mrs. John l.
Hunter.
Mrs. Charles Watson is visiting friends
in MarshaIltown. A shortage Of help
keeps Mr.. Watson from enjoying The va
cation with his wife.
A party Of young people Sundayed a.
Clear Lake, they were chareroned by
MIR. aud Mrs. W. l.. Jones. Al report A
delightful time.
The Stevens brothers have under cen
sheraton fine offer from Kansas where
they are wanted to run large ranch, no
deci ion h ~ bsen RAJ. ched.st present about
their accepting. Their many friends and
The young people especially would hate
t. see them leave.
Dave II ward and Victor Wright alter
short stop in Cedar Kapi! Is have lett for
Oklahoma.
Through the influence OF Scott u Wis.
Messrs Lorn Allen and Will Euwing of
Des Moines h I'VE LOCATED here.
l. Clarke Watson the Densmare re.
preventative il this Vicinity reports bust
ness to be good and pro, pect Of a gene :
a! increase with e. oIer weal her.
Scott Davis who besides conducting his
prosperous shining psrIor luns small
employ ment agency, depIorss the luck
that keeps our people away from Mason
City. He says that he could place quite a
number OF good men and women in pay
ing positions and that young women for
dcmsstics are in great demand at good
wages.