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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-13

r. G. COOPER.
commissioner of Insurance
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-13
Total expenditures $500.
MlSCELLANEOl

Whole number of policies
written In North Dakota .
during the year. ...... .322 &Uo4
Total risks taken during
the year in North pa. 90,
kota .7l l.2oi.
total premiums received
during the year In North 40
Dakota ................ IN
Total losses paid during
the year in North Da- .
kOta .a..,,-. =
Total loses incurred dur =
ing the year. ............. =
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-13

Total risks takes during the
ear ......... ..............
Total premiums received dur
ing the year
Total losses incurred during
ing the wear
Total amount of losses paid
during the year ..........
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-13

-cf-i,,-. joan INVOVK:
l,rss lit. ,llas. III. Allen
lR - .loNm w II. Nandewater
:ss'sa sse sl III Broadway, New
York ~ service of process i'm the
M'slss' Xartn Iqllota: Name. Insurance
S2sa,s.iaear location, Bismarck
cal,Ia,.sriz.a er incorporated, January.
The Washington times., 1906-02-04

having sold handsome dwellings to SeHa-
tor Long OF Kansas and TO Senator Bur
kett OF Nebraska during tho past sea
son The company's activities. however.
are not confined 10 any particular grade
OF properties OF 10 any one section of
the District but all classes of really
in every part Of ne city are fully rep
resented IN It's sales lists. and IL Is safe
10 say that there is scarcely "a block ~
ground within tLe city limits Whi-h does
uot figure oE the books % this office
It's signs dot practically every available
lot III Washington.
The rapid increase o. the company g
business has compelled an enlargement
OF quarters. and fl now occupies tho
main floors OF the two Office buildings
coz and 6s5 Thirteenth street northwest
Its stan of representative Includes
MessTs. Charles II Jerma0 Thad b
Sargent Thomas w McG0ew. Robert
ShiHn. Edward NJ Duiin n r Craig
Arthur j. Hendricks J. Martin Mckee
Ortou " Gleason. Walter y. Dent A.
Garland WIlige and Raymond HescOck-
The high standard or efficiency which
ChaTaCteTizcs the handling of sales pre-
walls equally .n the desaFtuenrs Of
rents loans and insurance, and the
company facilities in these lines are
unsurpassed The rent department Is
under the personal supervision of "a
member OF the corporation. and much
The Washington times., 1906-02-04

stress Is laid upon tho prompt collection
and remittance of rents ard careful at
lention TO matters of repairs. The man
agement OF MANY trust estates has been
committed 10 the company and its ad-
vice and Judgment Is frequently SOUS ht
i'm the making of large investments I'm
local realty.
Some of the most important CONNER
Clal risks in ashington have recently
been written by Niluge. Gibbs < Daniel
WEo represent tho German-AmeriCan
End Home Fire Insurance Companies Of
New York the Union Insurance Com
pany OF Philadelphia. and the Firemen's q
Insurance Company Of Washington
among the largest national and local in
suTance concerns.
The loan deps Ttment Is also a pTomi-
EeTJ feature or the crmpany's business,
and ia tllIs relation IL IS the Washing
ton represent fatty-e of several prominent
financial Institutions Of Philadelphia
and New York II is prepared to han
de loans Of any magnitude from $500 to
so co .otl1 ~ ..-.-- ------,
The officers of the company are J.
Louis Winige. president; Ernest II. Dan
lcl. secretary Charles T. Johnson. treas $
UTer. These gentlemen are all widely
md favOrably known IN local business
and Ira cial circles and are actively
D. entitled with the Board OF Trade. the
Business Men = Association. the Masonic
bodies. and other organizations.
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
8, go 99-Ai gilt make terms. Nice 5-room
house m lexington. one half block from
car line
s., e90 0'--THo- story brlck house with six
rooms and hath This house viii rent
for $500 q month and is well located IN
ffas y oTthyet s. section OF the city above
fl0I11a avenue See Us for fuil par
tculars about this
S. CT. o0-Ou G 81. ne. rooms and bath
bay window brick dwelling. with stone
trimmings. cabinet mGntles. etc; fur
mace heat. Now rented for s2500 q
month. This IS a good one.
SS. cc'. Sc 1900 IS 5000. ss.s50G5-New g.
room modern homes near Florida
avenue west Of 18th st. nv. beautiful
homes on easy terms Let Us shogy you
S3, SCI. oa-For "a Georgetown home Of excep-
uonai value ContaiFs g rooms and
bath and has a frontage OF IS feet
pWne- paid $500 for tn property and
has recently paid several hundred dol
lars for fmprOV ents. Efust now sacri .
nce at price quoted.
si,e9o Vo-on Florida avenue near North Cap
ltot st, furnace heat: ali modern i'm
ifoNeihents- TINS Is = handsome house
weif ouilt and beautifufly located.
=. 9o-For another H1lmead Manor house
cent2tn. ng rooms ang ebalh.r End IN
der good rental. WIZ make s,soS home
or Investment
81, 100 -0o-Srcurcss home in Holmead Manor.
tWo-story. bay-windoW. press brick
front. with s rooms and hath No other
house in row can be bought Tor less
than Sis6oo60. House in perfect condi-
ton
81. 200 oo-For I0-rOom brick house in me
ne eho"rnood q Northwest, one block
sold, and offer would be considered.
CHAS. S. fEUIR & co. 0NC.)
fe5-2t 1909 New York Ave
The Washington times., 1906-02-04

Since their Incorporation, ia 1876. VII
lige, Gibbs < Daniel have made tTe-
mendous strides in the local real estate
field. ard few. II any. concerns ia the
National Capital today command so
large patronage. This marSed success
is due. in most part. 10 the energy and
pFOgTessiveness Of this enterprising COM
pany. which. by a strict adherence TO
honest principles ard fair dealing, and
by tEc application Of up-to-date meth
otis. sudicious advertising. and prompt
and sCTupUlous attention TO the Interest
OF its patrons has steadily advanced to
the front rank among the local brokers
The sales department Is a strong feat
ure Of the establishment Of Wiilige.
Gibbs & Daniel The sales of this com
pany have reached large proportions.
and many of the most important Trans
actions Ia Washington realty during the
past few years have been negotiated
through its offices. Every facility is Of
fered for handling the business in,el!i-
gently and 10 The best interests of pa
irons. The company is fully alive 10
every important proposition on the mar
ket. and its magnificent equipment and
efficient corps of statesmen give il large
advantages
WiIige. Gibbs & Daniel have been
more successful than any other local
concern n supplying high-grade resi-
dences TO Senator's and Representatives
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
JAMES RAZEN HYDE SUED
FOR A MILLION DOLLARS

NEW YORK, Feb, "A suit for the
recovery Of S1.eO5,O0O has just been
begun in the supreme court Of Nassau
county, at Mineoia. L. l., against James
Hazen HYDE. former vice president OF
the Equitable; James ". Alexander. its
former president; Gage z. TarbeIl.
Charles h. Alexander. Daniel Leroy
Dresser. Stuyvesant Fish. George g
Boldt, Perry Belmont. George ]. Gould.
and number OF other prominent men,
stockholders OF the Commonwealth
Trust Company and the North Ameri-
can Company, who financed the United
States Shipbuildins Trust in 1902
Charles w Mayer, the plaintiff. al
leges that he lost the amount named in
connection with the fiotation of the
United States Shipbuilding Company,
through the unlawful acts Of the trust
companies ana other defendants named
and asks the court to compel them TO
make good his loss.
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
FOR SALE-HoUsEs.
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE

An opportunity for investors OF builders
seldom offered Magnificent tract Of land on
an avenue in the northwest section of the
city or washington al sacrifice price This
property is advancing iH value daily. No
waiting FOR sidewalks water. gas. electricity
CT sewer. they traverse the whole - this
property. Within twenty -inUtes' ride of the
heart Of the city. on electric cars. Ever
building in the neiEhbOThood Is Of the hand
soonest style and substantially built and a
decided contrast with the houses hastily con
stTucted for quick sale. why not buy in a
section where values are increasing and VIII
double IN few years. This IS an oppov-
tunitg seldom offered. because the property
IS clear Of all iPcunsbTanees and the price
lower than ever before offered. The view
and healthfglness OF the section is unsur-
sassed in the District Dwellings are In
demand on this avenue and cannot be FUR
nished 20 tenants or purchasers because most
property in this immediate vicinity is oc-
cupieG by owners. who do not care 20 sell.
Should you care 70 buy real estate. now is the
t!me- Thousands Of dollars are lost dai = on
stocks By investing in real estate you al
ways have something that you may mate
rtalize on in case Of panic. whereas with
stocks you are liable to lose ali you have
in a few hours. Buy real estate leave out
stoCbs.
Consult US as to this grea; bargain in
Washington Real Estate
We have connected with our Office Messrs.
W. / Hopkins, =. q. SimOns ,. : Gala
ghe-, and ". r. BuTford. all Of whom viii
be pleased to see their former patrons and
friends
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
REAL ESTATE ECHOES

II. r Howenstein. president OF the
H r. Howenstein Company. like nearly
all his fellow brokers', is looking forward
10 n banner year IN 1906. Mr.. Howen-
stein. although among the younger ele-
ment in the real estate fraternity. has
sblished himself. and the corporation
which bears his name. firmly in the
rsalt~ world Of the Capital He Is a
Missourtan by birth. but has spent. the
greater part of his life ia Washington.
He won two degrees in the law der
partmept of George Washington tthcn
Columbian) University before he was
twenty-one years old. He Is a member
OF the bar out has found his calling
on the crest OF the wave OF land values
that is rolling over the District
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
DAVID MOORE

l22S NEW YORK AVENUE.
T STREET. close 10 two car lines. North.
west; eight rooms. cold storage: cellar:
hneiy finished; wide alley. FoTty-ive
hundred
NEAR GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE,
on wide avenue: back of lot on lettered
street; seven rooms and bath; cellar; fur
FOUR THOUSAND-A Southwest bargain:
one block OF street cars; two-story stable:
paved alley; house has six rooms ana
CHEAPEST HOUSE ~ THE NORTHWE
Nine large rooms; cellar. furnace heat:
I.iea haJh ana veatibuie roman brick
'front.' @tIse iront and back yard. to an
alley Can you dad its equal in the
Northwest at FOUR THOUSAND?
CORNER IL SOUTHEASr-Eigbt Isrse
rooms and bath; beau -iful home for a
t Navy Yard man
NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. south o,
Rhode Island ave; eight rooms and batn;
lot twenty-five feet wide. -Four thousand
MAR ELEVENTH AND X SITS. \. W
Ten rooms and bath: modern: good
renter. or q home. Five thousand
FIRST STREET. BLooMrNGDAI.E-s,e
heat ten rooms; cellar; laundry; ulesi
bath; large yard; must BE- sold; liafe s.1a
an oner. s
H STREET y. E--store and dwelling; SEN
arate entrances eight rooms besides
store room bargain at Fifty-seven
fifty,
CORNER IN BLOoMINGDALE, cheap at
fCrty-ffve hundred seven rooms and
BATH large yard; splendid outlook on
park ana vide avenue
DAVID MOORE,
1925 NEW YORK AVENUE.
fe2-S-
FOR S4LE-INVEsTMENTs-
8, ,I00-sr brick; NV. Rert. $3.50
S1.1S0-5r and bath brick. NV Rent. So 50
s., S50-6r and bath brick. ne. Rent SIS. 50
s.. 5e1-6r and bath brick, sw. Rent, $3.50
S3.359-6r and bath brick. NV. Rent. ss5. so
FRANK c. BUTTS 100 18th ST. NV. ,aai II
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
LAKE BOTTOM REVEALS
REMAINS OF VILLAGE

NEUCHATEI, Feb. 9.-The waters OF
the lake here have sunk TO most un-
usual level. disclosing portions of the
shore hitherto unknown. Along the
newly exposed territory have been found
Vestiges of village OF l3ke-dwelIers.-
Tie dwellings seem TO have been de-
stroyed by FIRE. but quantities of bronze
implements have been found, among
which were a number Of household uten>
sils. tools and weapons.
The Washington times., 1906-02-04

Chase in hts surrey on Friday morning.
and Notwithstanding his generous
warmth of temperament, came very
near TO "a "freeze-out" in the nature Of
an attack OF pneumonia. Mr.. McKnew
has been advised 20 carry small
stove in his pocket in the future
Leroy Mark is quite crestfallen. He
went out ia his machine few DAYS
since On the road he passed a
broker. r. W. BeaI. jogging along in
his buggy. Unfortunately for Mr. Mark
he made some sighting remark about
the siovness % Mr. Bealrs horse Bfr
Beal took it good-naturedly. bCt in
about half an hour he overlook Mr.
Mark stuck and had TO haul him in
II only goes TO show that the race Is
not always TO the swift
Dr Harry T. Craig is already quite
expert in the manipulation of his fine
new automobile. He SAYS that he ex-
poets to make important contribu-
tions TO the lists of WHlige. Gibbs &
Daniels sales as the result of this lat
est addition 10 the company's stock OF
vehicles,
Bradley Davidson, OF Davidson &
Davidson. mas just returned from Mex
leo The Office reports that things were
slow while the boss was away. At
the Davidson * Davidson Office
though. unless the TRANSACTION involves
"a hundred thousand" il is not worth
mentioning.
Mr.. Frank g Butts is extending his
sales department and his force is. like
The rest OF tho fraternity. brushing m
FOR the spring business. During the
past week j J. A. Krentzlin entered
Mr. Butts cffice as salesman and
his friends aIe predicting some -'doir gs''
as soon as Jack Frost SAYS good by"
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
WANGED-PRoPERTY.
I Have Ready Buyers for

homes il northeast. costing about 81 ,fo
h'nes in northeast, costing about 80 a11
slnsll MONIES in northwest costing under
$3.50 each
ARG houses. Washington Heights
small store near Conn ave
mouse near Bureau EnFra wing
S-4iaH Investment properties in All sar.
lions OF city.
lots In northwest section
II you nave any property which answers r,e
ahoNe wants, send me full particulars v-irb
price and terms. and 1 VIII try TO sell SANE
Tor you. -'' 9@ii7
FRANK G. BUTTS,
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK BLDG
700-70i ls'h st NV ~
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
INVESTMENT.

RENT. SIS Mo-PRICE. s4.75o.
4 2-story. 10-room. fi,rnace-beste5 brirk
IN good neighboThOod y ", rented 20
white tenants. Only 81 80 cash required
COLLISS-G -GUERRY COMPANY.
Gzl 18th ST. y " fe3-tf
The Washington times., 1906-02-04

Orton w. Gleason has been called
away from the city by death In the
FAMILY of Mrs. Gleason. He win prob
ably return in the forepaTt of the COM
ing week. re was successful in clos
ing two Independent sales on the day
before his departure.
The Washington times., 1906-02-04

The sales representatives Of the local
real estate firms have become 50 acCus-
toned TO the bailny weather which has
continued pTa ctically- throughout the en-
tire winter thus far. that they are
loath 10 stay indoors even during the
present cold snap. Tom McKnew.
of Willige, Gibbs & Daniels stan was
so bold as 70 venture out toward Chevy
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR sAIE

EDfA SAlaff~-
Two thousand properties in ali sections %
the city on our sales LIST. We invite buyers
20 consult us
FINE RESIDENCE AND INVESTMENT
PROPERTIES.
The Washington times., 1906-02-04

brick residence. Excellent rrontaee. With
good depth sDlendidiy a-TanEei for en-
PRICE. s9o ooo.
FOR SALE
on 2lst 81 near PA ave. a completely
modern Broom home. with side grounds;
room for stable in rear.
This is estate property. and must be sold,
PRICE. $1,000.
FOR SALE
for apartment WIKI Improvements that
should appeal 10 the investor.
PRICE. SO 900.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES FOR SALE.
FOR SALE
sell quickly This property is right in the
heart u the rapidly advancing section of
the fashionable northwest
PRICE. Su.0uo
FOR SALE
on New Hampshire ave. near Dupont
Circle. 10 rooms and . baths: modern i'm
provements. large grounds I'm the rear.
This property is well situated and planned
" PRICE. ss.ooo.
FOR SALE
rooms on the lst floor. Excellent condi-
ton. a bargain at this price.
PRICE. $3.50.
FOR SALE
on Maryland ave. ne. rooms and bath;
newly Papered and painted
This property is Of recent construction.
two-story bay-windovy brick. owner anx-
ious to leave city. Desires 10 sell.
PRICE, s4209-
FOR SALE
on T ST. near 18th. brick house: STEADY
renter At go per month.
PRICE. s., $50.
FOR SALE
on 5th st. near St. Groom brick; park
PRICE. ss,ooo.
on Maryland ave. near 18th: s-roon brick
parking in front: Wiil rent for SIS
PRICE. 5000.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES FOR SALE.
FOR SALE
y. Il. ave, near II st. rooms and bath
PRICE, Si,90o.
FOR SALE
on ga 81. near NJ. 6-roon frame.
PRICE. $500.
FOR SALF-
E ST. near 2othi Broom frame, Tot e5x7s
This property is very cheap.
PRICE. sl,i19.
MARTIN BROS.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
IS25-2T PA AVE -
FOR SALE
Two six-room bricks in the Northwest. for
Colored persons. Can be sold easy terms
Price. se,S00 each. For particulars see
g. BALLARD co. (INC.),
sei 18Th ST =. W. fe4-t-
HOW TO 3E YOUR OWN LANDLORD
on Sleo CASH AND $50 MONTHLY
For fuii particulars drop postal. telephone.
CT cali for illustrated booklet. plat.
etc, OF Mount Pleasant Heights
FULTON X. GORDON.
Northwest Subdivision : Speciality.
ROBERT G. HEATER, Manager
Tel Matn 20. Colorado baildins.
myl3-tf
FOR SALE
i1-room house half square from Dupont
Circle; modern improvements Price, S. 600
II sold once.
s-room house on Rhode Island ave NV
Price. ss.I00 GREAT BARGAIN
SMITH THOMPSON, JR., 3 CO. (NC.),
1888 Street y. W. (Basemea7.)
ja20-tf
BARGAINS IN NORTHEAST REALTY.
wM C. DUNNE.
uI0 ST. ". E. de30-tf
The Washington times., 1906-02-04

FOR SALE
on Zlst 81 near PA ave. a completely
modern Broom home. with side grounds.
room for stable in rear
This Is estate property. and must be sold.
PRICE. 81. eco
The Washington times., 1906-02-04

on ! st NV, west of I-td 81. in the ex-
elusive and fashionable section. s-stOry
brick residence. Excellent frontage. With
good depth. SDIendIdly a-Taneei for en-
tertaiuiEE
PRICE. S20 eo0
The Washington times., 1906-02-04

On II ST near 21st a desirable property
for" apartment. wi.h improvements that
should appeal 10 the investor
PRICE. 81. 900.
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
ROBINSON & CO., QNC.),
SIC Fourteenth Street y. ". fes-3t

FOR SAI4E-NeaT new 18th St extension. In;
s1Nl5o. TO alieyt cars soon 10 be running: buy
now and receive greatly Increase: value. .
cause Tor selling, need money Address
OWNER, - NJ ST NV. At hone. 10 G pm
The Washington times., 1906-02-04


James J. hampton was long since
dubbed by his intimates Cardinal
Lamptone." Recently one of his friends
presented him with some neatly en-
graved cards bearing the oignified leg
end, Cardinal Iamptone." Mr.. Lamp
ton placed some of the cards in his
pocket case. and then forgot about
them. lie was out Of the city the other
day and called TO see one Of his friends
at small hotel in the town where he
was.
Innocently enough he handed In one
OF the Cardinal L.amptone" cards
which was. in due course. presented to
the wife of the landlord. herself a de-
vout Roman Catholic. The sedate real
estate man wondered for some time at
the cordiality and reverential tone OF
his entertainment while he waited for
his friend The latter has been utter
" unable to convince the landlords 5
wife that his caller was not a dignitary
OF the church. Incidentally, MT. Lamp
ton declares the wine served him in
bounteous quantities while he waited
was the very best ever" Except for
the pangs OF a sensitive conscience, he
says ne would be tempted 10 get the
plate and have printed a hundred cards
or Cardinal Lamptone."
David Moore said 20 his colored man.
who IS not overly stout: SAY. John
why don't you get fat?" John said.
Bless Gawd, Marse Dave, is fat. but
1 amt heshy."
Rather a funny thing occurred I'm the
National Safe Deposit. Savings and
Trust Company yesterday between Mr..
Hin, of Moore & IIill. incorporated. and
MIR Hoover. Of the Trust Company.
Mr.. Hill. who has a luxurious growth OF
hair. was chatting Mr. Hoover about
scarcity of locks. Mr.. Hoover replied
that there were two kinds of heads-one
that grew hair and the other brains
Mr. FIili took TO the tall timber while
the crowd IanRhed
The Washington times., 1906-02-04

WANTED-ro rent or buy farm, 40 10 20
dress Boz SSa TImss afsiaA tAs-s
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
INVESTMENT SECURITIES FOR SALE.

out-of-town. owner OF. residence desires u
sell quickly This property is right in the
heart u the rapidly advancing section Ci
the fashionable northwest
PRICE. sII. .0ua
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-Large stable, So stalls; conven
lent: gas. water. ETC. 1eth and } sts. sW
Apply cftloe, AMERICAN ICE CO. 1897 Penn
syIvania ave. or Sth st wharf. tsss-i4t
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
FOR SALE-LOTS,
HAVE YOU SEEN
FOURTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS

Is our price at present. VIII be worth
- CENTS when the car llns Is extended
NOW is the time 10 buy. before the spring
rush is on. All city improvements will
De put in this Subdivision free OF charga
Let US sena you a map and fun par
ticulars
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
FOR RENT-FLATS.

FIVE ROOMS AND BATH, for coiored ten
ant, zs27i1 Virginia ave. nv. Price SIS.
ATKINSON & BALLARD co. CINC.),
s2l 18Th 81 n ". fe4-tf
ELEGANT, new, completely furnished fats
for light housekeeping; heat. gas. bath; no
children Call after y. sos 5th 81. ne. u
The Washington times., 1906-02-04

David Moore said 20 his colored man,
who IS not overly stout; Say, John,
why don't you get fat?" John said
Bless Gawd, Marse Dave, ! is fat. but
I amt heshy."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-07-29
Ladies' 0xf0rds and
Shoes.

$500 Patent Kid Oxford, Cuban
heels, Butcher turn and welt
sole, Remodeling Price. ...... $500
s4.0O All Patent Butcher Oxford,
French heels. large eyelets, silk
laces, Remodeling Price. :. ..$3. 10
$3.50 Patent, 3-button Oxford, dull
top, welt solt, Cuban heels, Re
modelling Price,. >. ....S2.75
$500 All Patent Butcher Oxford,
heavy and light soles. Cuban
heels, Remodeling Price. ...$2.4o
s.. 90 Patent Butcher Oxford, plain
toe, Cuban heel, ribbon laces,
Remodehng Price. :. :. ....$2.25
$3.50 Patent Butcher and Button
Oxford, light soles, Cuban heels
Remodeling Price. :. :. :. ..$1.95
$3.50 Gun Metal Calf Oxfords,
lace Or button, Cuban heels, welt
soles, Remodeling Price. ....$2.55
$500 Gun Metal Calf Oxfords,
Butcher, plain toe, Cuban heel,
large eyelets, Remodeling
Price. 80. .$ZO5
$3.50 vici Kid Oxfords, large eye
lets, Cuban heels, patent and
leather tips, Remodeling Price $1.95
$500 Plain Kid oxfords, several,
styles, now. .. -. -. 1.55
s1.75 vici Kid Oxfords, heavy and
light soles, now :. $3.50. ....$1.35
$3.50 Oxfords, several kinds and
IL
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-07-29
A LOVELY TALLYHO RIDE
TO OLIVE AND RETURN.

Alovely Tallyho ride was given
Thursday night by number of boys
for their girl friends, leaving town at
6 O'Clock going out to Olive, Fla, as
a surprise to Miss Alice Goodhew.
The surprise was complete but
Mss Goodhew is charming girl and
was quite equal to the occasion. Their
beautiful home was at once illuminate
ed. Dancing was enjoyed on the
spacious veranda which extends al
around the house while singing and
music was kept UP in the parlor.
ALI assembled in the dining room
about 1920 and enjoyed an elegant
supper; it was indeed a merry bevy
of young people.
Miss Goodhew leaves for her home
in Chicago in few days and it was
with sincere regret that the party
babe her goodnight and goodbye hop
ing she will return in the near future
The girls enjoying this lovely COM
lpliment were Misses Ethel Schools,
Frances Swaine, Susie Schools, Glenn.
entine Philippi Of Jacksonville, Veron-
lea MctHugh, Rosa Schools. Sarah and
Margaret McHugh, Natalie Henican
OF New Orleans, Hazel Namely, Ella
and Ethel Broughton, Anna Sara
Blanche McHugh. Miss Marche of
Mobile, chaperoned by Mrs. McHugh.
The young men were Messrs. Ell
nest McVoy, Malcolm Broughton
George Hargiss, Joe McHugh. Differ
duffy, Louis Rady, Willie Merritt, and
B. M. Bombay Of Roberts.