davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-05
Glance at Anairs Abroad.

The death OF King Christian TX OF Dem
mark has cast a shadow over SO many of
the courts Of Europe that it will make
this week period OF almost universal
mourning, but the important events which
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-05

EVANSVILLE Ind, Feb, f.-The heav-
lest snowstorm OF the season is raging
tonight in southern Indiana and western
Kentucky. The thermometer is falling
rapidly. Many trains are delayed
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-05
High wind in Kansas.
Blizzard in Black Hins.

sTURGIs, S. D., Feb. 4,-(special Teie-
gram.)-The first real storm OF the winter
continued here yesterday afternoon and
last night. Some snow fell accompanied
by high winds making blizzard. The
mercury was down to below last night.
the lowest Of the season. Advices indicate
a severe storm throughout the Black Hills
and IS thought TO have extended out to
cattle ranges. II was clea- anc cold to-
day
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-05
Joe in Nemaha River.

- TECUMsEH. Neb.. Feb. l-Cspecial)- y
This section was visited by decided
change in the weather during last night.
Up to that time the weather had been very
warm, especially faVoring tho farmers In,
stitute which was In session in this city
last week. Last night cold wave pre-
vailed from the north and there was de-
cided change in the temperature There
is about six or seven inches OF ice on the
Nemaha river, and the continued warm
weather was threatening that. but the local
ice dealers are now OF the opinion there
will be a good crop by the first Of another
ufeeE .f
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-05
Biis.ard I'm Texas.

AUSTIN. Tex, heb 4--A blizzard swept
all through central and southern Texas to-
day. Tonight at o'clock the mercury reg
istered twenty-five degrees. a drop of forty
three degrees since o'clock heavy
rainfall accompanied the norther.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-05

PEhIN, Feb. l.-Yuan Sho Kai, vieeroy
OF Chill province has discharged Prof. c.
ID. Tenney. the foreign director of educa-
ton who organized the new school system
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-09

narlas, pero ninguno ha dado los re
snItados practicos que Sc espera ban.
En- biens de Ia humsnidad, Ell pc
r1odlco frances lie Matin, abri0 IN
concurso conceaiendo diez mil fran
cos al mejor sisteroa de destruction.
con nstituyendo Ell jnrado mEdicos tan
eminentes como Bronardel, Rome
Chantemesse y Bouyier, quienes han
dado Ell premio al &utor de TN estu-
d1o que lleva por lena "Delenda
musca."
El metodo propuestc permite des-
trui1 los huevos y las 1arvas de las
moscas con rapidez seguridad. He
aqui Ell resumen del siSfema preco-
nizado; "Poca gente sabe, dice el
auto1 de la Memoria, que la mosca
domestlca pone los huevos en- los re-
tretes, en- los pozos negros y en- los
nuladares. En- esos medios es don
de la "Musca domestica" deia sus
microsc6picos huevos que presentan
los slgrientes caracteres: son hue
vos oblongos que Sc abren despren-
diendose la estrecha banda Ionpitu-
dinal que sc levanta como Ia hoia de
ana navajo.
La larva que sale del huevo Sc
desarrolla rapidamente y alcanza el
tamafo normal en- ocho dfas siendo
Verano y puede ser madre de miles
de mlllares de insectos.
Para conseguir Ia destruction dc
las larvaS y de los bueYos Sc mezcla
acette de eSquiSto & litros Dor metro
superficial de foso de retrete) con
aqua, y agitando1o cen un palo Sc
echa en- los retretes, donde sc for
mara rapldamente una capa de grasa
cue matara todas las 1aTyas E irnpe-
dlra que los huevss sc abran."
III autor esta ahora hacienda prue-
bas practicaS de 81 sistema.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-09
En- San Salvador

San Salvador. IA de Iulio.-"El
Dlarlo", 6rgano ofeial del gobierno
salvadorefIo. anuncia Ell nombramien.
70 del general don Gaspar E8tupinian
para Ell cargo de Ministro en- Mexico
y Ell de don Manuel Melendez como
'secretario de la legaci6n Esta es la
'prlmera vez que e1 Salvador ha tent
do un ministro plenipotenciario acre
'ditado exclusivamente eerca del go
bierno de Mexico
s4 Tambien Sc ha ombrado 4 don
]. A. Pacas rninistro en- los Estados
Unidos, con mission especial re1ativa
'al arbitraje Il otros medios de impe-
dir las hostilidades con Guatemala.
Ell general Toledo sc halla hoy al
frente de los que han llevado la re-
voluci6n Guatemala y cuenta con al
guna artillerfa, de la que carec{a
|cuando tue derrotadQ en- Junio.
Los revolucionarios dicen que egta-
ran en- la capital de Guatemala dentfo
de ounce dfas. Tambien pretenden
qpe Nicaragua tomarA parte en- Ia
guerra y permitira que sus cafIoneros
ayuden 4 los revolucionsrios. Con es-
tie auxilio esperan derribar pronto al
Presidente Estrada Cabrera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-09
C A r NJ E n >

Esta noche Sc cstreaa en- nuessro
teatro la gran opera en- enatro actos,
Carmen, del maestro Bizet.
La compafila Scognamiglio presen-
tara la obra con gran rujo y TN repair
TO excelente.
Es dc esperarse que al teatro asis
ia esta noche una concnrrencia enor-
me, va que Sc trata del estreno de
INA obra tan colossal y tan aplaudida
en- todos los escenarios del munde.
En- Ia representation de "Carmen
toman parte la sefora Gonzaga el
ba1o Cirino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-09
PsIEka Observation-Disclosures BI APTLlsANH

Jueves, Agosto 9.--N1m 800: El
Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra Fran
cisco Martinez, exploitation de me
nores. Mum 4o9: Ell Pueblo de Puer-
to Rico contra Gabriel Silva, acome-
timiento y agresion.
Vierncs, Agesto Io.-Ndm Ara: E1
Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra Santa
go Coldn y Felipe Vazquez, delito
contra Ia paz p6blica. Mum 4I3: Ell
Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra Ar
mando Maisonet, delito contra la paz
pdblica.
Sabado, Agosto II.-Ndm Ala: Ell
Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra Ricar-
csrdo Canales, acometlmiento y agre-
sion. N6m AIS: El Pueblo de Puer-
to Rico contra Ricardo Canalcs,
aggression.
Lunes, Agosto 13.-N6m 3z2: Ell
Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra Ramon
Camara, infraccion leyes de Sanidad.
MIN 800: Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico
contra Domingo Cobian, infraceion
ordenanzas municipales.
Martes, Agosto I4.-N1m $40: El
Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra CAST
miro Castro, acometimiento agre-
sion con agravantes. N1m al: E1
Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra Iuan
Betancourt, abandono de memories.
Microbes, Agosto I5.-N6m 40:
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra F.
O. Case, cometimicnto y Aggression.
Nom AZ: El Pueblo de Puerto Rico
contra Hip6lito Dzvila, alterar la paz.
Mum 4I6: Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico
contra Ramon Barrios y otros, altcrar
10 paz.
Jueves, Agosto l6.-N6m 41s: Ell
Pneblo de Puerto Rico contra Ro-
dolfo Morales. abuse de confanza.
Mum 4Io: El Pueblo de Puerto Rico
contra Juan Montafiez, hurto menor.
N1m 42o: Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico
contra Julian Catala y otros, alterar
la paz.
Viernes. Agosto 17--N1m 47I: Ell
Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra Ricar-
do Canales, Juan Jose Verdejo y Fe.
lipe Lecompte, infracci6n & las Orde-
nanzas Mxnicipales. N1m 422: Ell
0OAAO 0C uCILO NlCO COnlI9 bCT-
nardo Quintero, Pedro Quintero y
Claudio Bonilla; infra cci6n 4 las Or
denanzas Municipales. Nhm 423: El
Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra Iuan
Garcia Pifieiro, acometimiento Y
aggression
Sabado, Agosto I8.--N1m 424: Ell
Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra Eusta-
guio Manso, aggression. Mum 429: FL
Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra Maxi
nina Merced y Paula Romero, AGO.
metimiento y aggression. MIN 425:
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra
Francisco Mojica. infracci6n de Ia Ley
de carr eteras.
Lunes, Agosto 7o.-N1m 426: Ell
Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra Rosen.
do Rivera y otros, acometimiento y
aggression. MIN Az: Ell Pueblo de
Puerto Rico contra Ramon C6rdoya,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-09

violeHta e,kcitaci6n nerviesa que resul
ia de 81, eIs el psnto de partida de fe
nSmessos. relejos mas 8 msnos graves,
y que son precisamsnte sintomaticcs
de Ia aI,sndicitis.
..Ea t,fects, en muchos casos, Ia afec-
ci6n que Sc designe con csc nom brs,
no va acompafiada de fen6menos in
fla m stor les Los cirujanoS han extir-
pa,3o fr9cusntcmsnte appendices que
ssts ban antsramente sanos, pers in
vadides efectivamente por un parasitic
"lGsts Nequiere una ezplicaci6n, y
eli doctor Dieulsfoy la do clara
mente en- uns reciente discussion:
Sc confunde con mucha frccuencia
Ia irritaci6r del "coecum" con la
del apkndics. Les dos 6rganos estan
superpnestos contiguos y el puAto
doleroso, tanto en- ell uno como en- ell
otro, esta en- Ia foya iliaca derecha. en-
81 famoso punto de Mac Burney. Guam
do cl apendice eSta sano y desprovisso
de parasites Sc puede penssr que la
iiritaci6n est5, no en- su interior, sino
en- cl 0rgano vecinC. en- el "coccum",
Y este 6rgaro es la residencia normal
del tricocefalo.
Continu ara
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-09
Las cartas de Castelar,

Las cartaS de contemporaries in
SIgnes Cue conservaba don Emilio
CASTELAR, y que, realmerte son impor-
tant1simas, las tiene en- su poder ell
sobrino de aquel ilustre orador. don
Fernando Alvarez; y cumpliendo en-
cargo que moses "anteg de morir Ie
hjzo su Gefior ito, ha demorado su
publica aci6n hasta tanto Que lranscu-,
rTa cl tempo que Ell sefior Castelar,
hi6, plazo que va esta proximo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-09
CORTE De OISTRITO
bl ssTRr0 !gsICIAL DB San UAN Pr
SECCI0N , sEGUNDA
Primer termino Sehalamientos de caasAs
por JnradOs

Lunes. Agosto 27.-Ndm 1903: El
Pueblo de P. r. contra Gallo Ca
rrion, ataque con intenci6n de come
ter homicide.
Martes, Agosto 2S Min 1000: Ell
Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra Pedro
Vazquez, atentado la vida.
Microbes, Agosto 2o.-N1m 1908:
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra To
mas Oquendo Rodriguez, atentado 4
Ia vida.
Jueves. Agosto 3o.-Mtim IIIo. FL
Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra Tuan
Torres Jimenez, ase sinato, en- primer
grado.
Martes, Septiembre 4.-Nhm mo:
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra Tu-
lilo Mel@ndez, asesinato en- segundo
grado.
Microbes, Septiem bre 5.-Ndm ero
II26: El Pueblo de Puerto Rico con-
ira Etanislao Dumas y Balbino Du-
mas, atentado 4 Ia vida.
Jueves, Septicmbre O. Ndmero
1868; Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico con-
ira Santiago Robes, abuse de con-
fanza.
Viernes, Septiembre z--N6mero
1879: El Pueblo de Puerto Rico con-
ira Ricardo Miranda Fontane y lose
Huertas Zayas, extorsi6n.
S5bado Septiembre s. N6mero
1907: El Pueblo de Puerto Rico con-
ira Edwin Marshal, falsa representa-
ci6n impostura.
Lunes, Septiembre Io.-N6m. ny:
El Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra Ar
turo Souffrent, falsa representation
impostura.
Martes. Septiembre I1.-N6mere
1877: El Pueblo de Puerto Rico CON
ira Doroteo Ramirez y Carraseuillo
y Evangelista Osorio, conocido por
Marquez, hurto mayor.
Microbes, Septiembre I2.-Num.
1889: Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico CON
ira Hermenegildo Moreno, hurto ma
yor cuantfa. MIN 1906: Ell Pueblo
de Puerto Rico contra Nicanor Font
(al 80, delito subsiguientc.
Jueves, Septiembre I3.-N6m Iooz:
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra
Francisco Ortega del Vale (a) Que
mado, hurto mayor cuantfa. Nam
1904; Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico con-
Ira Limo Reyes, escalam iento en- pri-
mer grado. "
Viernes, Septiembre I4.--N6mero
1905: El Pueblo de Puerto Rico con-
ira Pedro Nieves Lcbron, escsla-
miento en- primer grado. Ndm IIo2:
El pueblo de Puerto Rico contra Ju-
Ito Costoso (a) Crucito, escalamiento
en- primer grado. #e
Sabado. Septiembre I5.-N6mero
IIo4; El Pueblo de Puerto Rico con-
tra Andres Correa, esca1amiento en-
primer grado.
Lunes, Septiembre w. Mia ero
1909; FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico con-
tra Manuel Sa1gado y Marcos Maldo-
nado, escalamiento en- primer Grado.
Ndmero III3; El Pueblo de Puerto
Rico contra Luis Davila Rosado y
Emilio Perez Betaucourt escalamien-
to On primer grado,
I123: El Pueblo de Pue Rico con
ira Eusebio Quifiones, escalsmiento
en- primer grado. *
Microbes, Septiembre I9.--Ndm.
1903: Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico con-
tra Antonio Rivera, perjurio.
Jucvcs, Septiembre 2o.-NdmerO
IIoI: FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico con-
ira Francisco Esquilfn, seduction.
MIN lII4: El Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co contra Higinio Alvarez Dfaz, Sc
ducc ion.
Viernes, Septiembre. 2I.-N1mcro
III5: Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico con
ira Pedro VAzquez Chevres, seduc !
cion.
San Juan, PR. Agosto de 1905.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-09

M. Dujardin Besumetz, ha expresado
su mas profundo agradecimiento a los
donantes de los Museos nacionales y,
4 los pintores espafio.
les Sorrolla y Labastida; a este tiltimo
per "a donaci6n al Estsdo de su her
:noso cuadro "Lasvcndimia -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-09

infracci6n del articulo s42 del Codigo
Penal. Nfm 428: El Pueblo de Puer-
to Rico contra Carmelo Lizaroi, in
fraction del artfculo 368 del C6digo
Penal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-09
Como lsnn J ejro Sc dsshuYen las noqs
C6rlOs Dssaeses pc {.

Sabido es que las moscas SON gran
vchfcnlo de Intermediates contagio-
oas y per ESQ Sc ha tratado siemprc
dc cncontrar an medic do extermi-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-09
NuestrOs artistas Ell Paris

El presidente de la secci6n cncarga-
da de la distribution de recompcnsas
en- la Sociedad de arhstas franceses
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-09
Gartas femeninas

al cabo 10 conseguf.
pues papa sc decide,
Mi trabajo me cost6,
pero al fin ditto que ST.
Ha llegado antes de aver,
nos 10 hicierot1 en- Paris;
no me pude contener
yo misma 10 ful 4 ver
4 la estacion con Ia miss.
Es yaatfr Ckayydn. Muy buene
y de gran yelocidad;
tiene niquelado Ell freno
y TN foco de aeetileno
que alumbra Una atrocidad.
Ell motor es'veintid6s.
pero dcsarrolfa mas.
Das a la palanca y izasl
y despues itros! ltros!, ltros
en- seguida itTasl, itras!, itras''.
No tie puedes suponer
que manera de corrcr.
lQue marcha ian sorPrendente,
Como que no yes Ia gcnte
nj NADIA que qhieras yer.
iEs IN encanto ir allf!
iQne ruido tan espantoso!
iQue botar ALA y aquf!
lQue retnmbar! iDelicioso
cs volar en- els Mimf!
No discurrira igualmente
ese 11uehacho tenicnte
que ne me deja vivir,
porque ahora, francamente,
no me va poder seguir.
Por supuesto, es Ia verdad,
que 10 sepa ese sef1or.-
lie cederG nj amistad,
81 1ogra haeerme Ell amor
a toda velotidad. @--
Que cora detras de mi
demostrando su passion
y 20 lc digo que ST.
Que Sc compre otro Charysm.
mo tc parece, Miml2
''.'''''' ''''''''' .'.'...
Hemos traido un cbsffY.
Cuando nae vcngas 4 yer
te 10 tengo que ensefar:
va veras & saIsffv Ciar
ique 5rEchArm0n Y que ch<rf
Viste mejor que papa;
es joven, bien parecido,
y habla el ingles de c0yysae,
conQue va YES 81 sera
eSe esfsffr instruido.
Mas yo no lie puedo yer,
porque es de tipo moreno,
y he pensado que un eket<r
por 10 menos debe ser
rubio, para que sea bueno.
Ahors me ensefia 4 guiar.
Isl vieras que facil es!
Como que el pobre, en- ingles,
me dice 4 mi sin cesar:
Is Ssrj g@6t. OjrSit. Yes.
Aprendo por Ia mahana
temprano. naturalmcntc
pOT IA t2TQc, cS 1mpTuQc1tc,
-iy mas er la Castellana
que pasea tanta gente
Poca consideraci6H,
pues bien paaieran salir
4 otra hora y permitir
que cuando hay animation
me fuera allf yo lucir.
MAS que le vamos 4 hacer2
ST papa N inistro fuera,
Inandarfa detener
Atodo aquel que saljera
JstrS despues de conner,
En- fin, Mimi, necesito
escribir ahora 4 Lolo
Ventc maf1ana un ratio,
y ahora recibe un besiro
de tn dichoSa
MaySd.
Por IL eopia,
FMrIOa DakaaAmsaf.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-09
Cats de DDti's del nstH0 Judicial
De SAN JUAN PvEhTs alco

sECCI6N sKCUNDA
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-03
COST IN CHICAGO
WAS AWFUL HIGH
Councilman EngeIbert Tells of
His Experience at the Au-
ditOrium Hotel.
$3.50 FOR a HOURS SLEEP
EXPLAINED TO THE CLERK THAT
HE ALWAYS GOT UP EARLY.
BUT THE OFFICIAL DIDN'T CUT
THE RATE ANY.

Councilman H. H. Englebert has
returned from Chicago where he at
tended the sessions of the National
Municipal League. 4 never saw
such an expensive hole in my life, .
said Mr.. Engelbert, in recounting his
experiences yesterday why, it's
regular licensed robbery. the way
those hotels charge. Take for in
stance that Auditorium. l thought
that it would give Richmond a little
better send off if / stopped at a good
boarding place, so | dropped in at
that big hotel. Didn't get there till
nearly midnight, and although / told
the clerk | always got up at 80, and
he could have the room after that. he
charged me $3.50. | thought the
price was rather steep, and Just sup
posed that it must include meals for
the following day / then tried to
get even at breakfast and TO my sur
prise the fellow on the door held me
up for 50 cents. | told him that
could get a whole meal at the City
Restaurant for fifteen cents, and the
surly fellow retaliated with You're
not in the country now. / spoke TO
the manager of the hotel about. the
matter and explained that | was bear
ing my own expenses, because coun-
Gil wouldn't vote any money for send
ing delegate TO the meeting. He
said that under those circumstances
could let me have a small room on
the fourteenth floor, without elevator
and bath accommodations for SIS dIl-
ing the entire session [ gave the
fellow piece of my mind and left. No
more municipal conventions in Chi
cago at the expense of H II. Engel-
bert for mine"
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-03

Announcement has been made OF
the engagement of Mr.. Charles Stout
of Paoli. Ind, and Miss Warda
Stevens of Salem, Ind. The wedding
will take place in November. Mr..
Stout was formerly at Earlham, being
a graduate of the class of 03. Miss
Stevens is a graduate of the Indiana
| University.
Miss Gertrude Hastings will enter
tain with a luncheon Monday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hastings
on National road east, in honor of
Miss Helen Hoover. The guests will
be Misses Jones of Terre Haute,
Lura Harold of Indianapolis, Haley
Harold and Edna Hoover.
y x X
c. D. Hellyer, of Minneapolis, and
Miss Fannie Z. Dodge, of st. Joseph,
Missouri, were quietly married last
evening at the home of her sister,
Mrs. w. A. Boyer. 42S South 18th
street, by the Rev Mr.. Huntington,
rector of ST. Paul's Episcopal
church
The house was very prettily delf
ceremony was performed beneath a
canopy of golden rods and the bride
carried a large boquet of roses Lit
tie Miss Sarah Boyer was the flower
maid and Arthur Boyer the ring bear
er. The little girl friends of Edna
Boyer presided at the punch bowl.
Among the friends present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Longne cker, Misses Ell
la Luring, Maude Zimmerman, Marga-
ret Zimmerman, Elvira Voorhees,, Lou
Use Norman, and Dorothy Bale Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Dodge, parents of the
bride. were there and Mr. Federle,
wife and daughter
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian church will give a SOC
ial and thimble party Friday after
noon at . o'clock at the church par
lors. This viii be the first meeting
of the year and full attendance is
desired.
The Ladies Aid Society of Reid |
Memorial Hospital gave reception |
yesterday afternoon at the home of |
Mrs. Edgar Henley on South 18th |
street in honor of Mrs. Reuben Ny
rich who leaves today for California |
The decorations were carnations |
and ferns. In the center of the din |
ming table was a mound of ferns. /
Mrs. Henley was assisted in receiv- |
Ing by Mrs. Eugene Price. Mrs. Rich /
ard Moore. Mrs Timothy Baker and |
Mrs. A. w. Hempieman. who are
members of the executive COMMITTEES
Miss Electa Henley assisted in the
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-03

dining room. Among the out OF
town guests was Mrs. Taggart, OF
Jeffersonville, Ind, Who is the guest
of Miss Adah Hadley
x X
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
NJ E. church met yesterday after
noon in the church parlors. The So
ciety is planning Tor a supper in
few weeks and a bazaar To be given
later.
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Mr. Horace Nixon of
New Castle and Miss Francis Ed
mundson of Columbus, O., which took
place Sunday morning at Columbus.
y * x
Mrs. J. W. Mount of Richmond Az
enue will be the hostess for a meet
airy Society this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
The Penny Club will meet this af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. George
Bishop, 321 North 18th street. a full
attendance is desired
X x =
The Olive Branch Bible Glass held
business meeting and social Mon
day evening at the home of Mrs. Geo.
Fetta. east of the city. An interest
ing music program was given and
Mr.. Edgar NJ. Haas read a paper on
Pastoral Work of the Teacher and
superintendent"
x :. =
Miss Haley Harold will enter tain
Thursday afternoon with a thimble
party and recipe shower in honor of
Miss Helen Hoover whose marriage
to Mr.. Alfred Jones of Terre Haute,
viii take place Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Alfred Jones will entertain
Monday night with a dinner at the
Wescott. The guests viii be: Misses
Jones of Terre Haute, Gertrude Hast
ings of Buffalo, y. Y, Lura Harold of
indianapolis. Helen Hoover, Edna
Hoover, Haley Harold. Messrs Jones
Of Terre Haute. Ratliff of Spiceland.
Chas. Reeves of Indianapolis. Arthur
Harold of Indianapolis and Andrews
of Earlham college.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-03
CENTERVILLE.

Centerville, Oct. 2, (Spl. )-On
Tuesday morning in the case of Hud-
dleson VS. Huddleson from Jackson
| township, Esquire Caleb j. Harvey
found for the defendant Otto Huddle-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Study have
moved from Charles Osborne's dwell
ing on Main Cross street, into How
ard Andersons house on Walnut
street Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Os-
born will move back to Centerville
from Liberty this month and occupy
their vacant property.
John Lantz spent Saturday and
Sunday with his sons Benjamin and
Daniel Lantz, at Indianapolis
Mr. James McNeal and his grand
daughter Miss Jessie of Richmond
were guests on Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ireton.
The Rev. E. b. Westhafer is at
tending the ministerial lyceum of the
Richmond district of the NJ E.
church held at Ridgeville, the fore
part of last week
Lewis Williams of Hartford City,
is visiting his daughter Miss Belle
Williams.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-03

Mr. and Mrs. Foy Wade of Indiana
polls, over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Hindman visited her
son Arch Hindman and family at
Hagerstown Saturday
Messrs, Harry Elliott and Frank
Mcdaniel and Miss Irene Elliott were
the guest of friends and relatives in
Librty, Sunday.
John Hazelrigg and daughter Flos-
sic left for Cincinnati. this morning
where they will spend a few days
with friends.
Merideth Matthews of indianapolis
was guest at Marlborough Farm, ov-
er Sunday.
Mrs. Stanley Guyton of Richmond
is here visiting Mrs. Susan Guyton
this week.
Miss Mary Metz was the guest OF
friends here Sunday.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-03
ABINGTON.

Abingdon, Ind. Oct 2. (SpI)-
Mariah Rank remains in feeble
health.
John Sell has been on the sick list
for several days.
Much wheat is as yet to be sew
ed
Jesse Plankenhorn.s sale was well
attended and the property all sold
well.
Loaf Shroy and wife visited al
Howard Hollers Sunday.
Jesse Plankenhorn and family NOV
ed to Richmond Saturday
Dan Bennett and family have nov
ed into VIM Smokers property.
Mrs. Rodenberg and daughters
Mary and Laura spent Sunday at
Charley Browns.
Jean Fender was at Centerville
Monday on business
Sherman Hale and wife visited at
Phylomoth Sunday.
Frank Hunt and wife dinnered with
her mother Mrs. Sarah Stinson sun
day
Albert Turner and family visited
at Harry Turner's Sunday
Dr.. Joseph Meek and wife attend
ed Yearly Meeting at Richmond sen
eTal days last week