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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-14
We Offer the Balance Of These M0sf
Remarkable Values in Mems
Union Made
Winter Suits
eosg" W.S.PECK& co. sysesys'

We emphasize the that w. s. Peck not
make retail less than SI25o This will give you
idea of the exceptional values that this
suit the lot is UNION MADE bears the ourneyman
Tailored As for the reliability w s. PECK CO. ask any
authority in the clothing trade and they will tell that they
enjoy the reputation being strictly high grade clothes makers
than that they enjoy the distinction of icing the acknow
edged leaders of strictly high grade Union Made Clothing
Here values that afford overlook they
made in all this seasons fabrics tailored and the
latest styles
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-07-07
MODEST CLAIMS OFTEN CARRY THE
MOSI CONVICTION.

When Maxim, the famous gun
inventor, placed his gun before a
committee of judges, he stated its
carrying power to be much below
what he felt sure the gun would
accomplish. The result Of the trial
was therefore a surprise, instead Of
disappointment. It is the same
with the manufacturers Of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy They do not pub
lcly boast of all this remedy will
accomplish. but perfer to let the
users make the statements. What
theydo claim, is that it will poisti-
vely cure diarrhoea, dysentery,
pains in the stomach and bowels
and has never been known to fail.
For sale by "All Druggists. "
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-07-07

the guest of honor was presented
with Chickasha Souvenir spoon.
Delicious fruit punch was served
buring the afternoon and a dainty
luncheon was served after the game.
About twenty guests enjoyed The
afternoon.
On Monday evening MI. and Mrsl
A. B. Morgan gave lawn social
in honor OF their guests the Kisses
Morgan. The pretty lawn was
lighted with many Japanese Ian
terms and all kinds of out door
games were enjoyed Miss Nell
Larabee gave several excellent
readings. AT late hour refresh
ments were served ontne lawn. mrs.
Morgan was assisted by MIS-. w. S.
Richards, R. NJ. Evans. mrs. Sigs-
worth and Miss Larabee. About
twenty-five or thirty guests were
entertained.
The ice cream social given by the
Presbyterian ladies on Wednesday
evening was very pleasant affair
and was quite largely attended, A
substantial sum was added 10 the
new sidewalk fund.
Mrs. B. G Clark and Miss Lucille
Olive of Nashville Tenn, are the
guests of their mother Mrs. Joseph
Olive, and Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Johnson.
Mrs. Franklin Ridgely and
daughter Miss Mary Jane Ridgedy
of Springfield H., will arrive next
week for visit with Mrs. James
Freeman on West Chickasha Ave
nue..
Miss Mamie Melton, who has
been the guest of Mr.. ard Mrs.
John Brown forthe past two weeks
returned to- her home in Brady
Texas on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDermott Of
Hutchinson Kansas are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Snyder of Penn.
Ave.
Miss Millikan of Dallas Texas is
the guest Of Mrs. ]. II. Griffin.
Mr.. Harry Hendricks Of Ft.
Worth is visiting his parents.
Mrs. Elmer rerrel entertained
this afternoon for Misses Ollie
Garland, Marguerite Smith ard
Rose White.
Miss May Klioren of Oklahoma
City has been the guest Of Mrs. o.
F. Nicholson.
Mr.. Alfred Harris delightfully."-
entertained a number of friends on
Tuesday evening with dancing and
games.
The Whist Club was Delightfully."-
entertained on Friday morning at
the pretty home Of MIS-. Grant
Hodgedon on West Kansas Ave
The apartments were profusely
decorated with beautiful roses,
and the score cards were dainty
handpainted affairs the work Of the
hostess. The first prize was a
pretty picture also the work Of MIS-.
Hodgedon and was secured by MIS-.
W. L. Petn-s. MIS-. ]. H. Griffin
received a silver thimble as second
prize and the guest prize, a Chick
asha Spoon, fell to Miss Ella Will
liams. A delicious two course
luncheon was served after the
game. Mrs. Hodgedon was assist
ed by her sister Miss Lingle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-07-07

Notice is hereby given that dur
ing the next week, I viii 60 over
a large part Of the city cleaning
mp garbage, etc. All parties own
ing. or occupying property will
please pile up and leave IN some
convenient place for removal all tin
cans and other garbage that may
have accumulated about their
premises, A nominal sum viii be
charged for the removal Of sane
Done BY order Of the Mayor this
the 9th day Of June, 1905.
". L. Edwards
City Scavebger 37-ti
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-07-07
SOCIETY

]
Mrs. o. L. Williams is visiting
relatives and friends in Altus Okla
homa.
Mrs. J. X. Feland and little
daughter Maud will return to their
home in Purcell tomorrow. Miss
Hazel Remington will accompany
them for a three weeks visit.
Mrs. Cad Allard and children
went to Enid today for a short
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ". Johnson
and children Of Edgerton Mo have
arrived in chickasha and will make
it their future home. Tney are at
present visiting Mr.and Mrs. Shull
on 18th st.
Mr.. L. R. Humphrey has re
turned from a three weeks visit
with relatives in Lavonia New
York.
Mrs. B. P. Smith gave an ele.
giant one O'Clock luncheon on Tues
day in honor Of Miss Garden who
is the guest Of Mrs. II. B. johnson
The decorations were beautifully
carried out in the national colors.
Covers were laid for Miss Garden,
Mesdames H. B. Johnson; T. H.
Dwyer, W l.. Peters, J. B.Sparks,
J. w. Light. Clay Donovan, Ed F.
Johns and T. 4. Williams.
Mrs. Ed F Johns entertained
the Kensington Club on Wednes-
day afternoon.
On Monday afternoon July Sc
cond. Mrs. John Brown gave an
elegant social function in honor Of
Miss Mamie Melton Of Brady Texas.
-Four tables Of number a were
played and on each table was a
beautiful bOquet Of flowers. which
were cut for. by the guests, at the
conclusion Of the game. MS. Rid
die, Misses Jennie Williams, Ina
Pagan. and Miss Kiber won the
favOrs. The out Of town guest
prize was won BY Mrs. Baxter, and
was a handsome jewel case, and
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22
Wcuc Gabnlinicn.

Sic yer. Strabcnbabn . @cieQidoit
miro mebrerc nclc Gorltuot . ST.
ltlcIl erbaltcn. - Cine 9euegu1a
tilr Experimentation ser Staot am
Gireftorium Der 9o6n.
Illem Mnldlctle nod miro Die Scr.
StroBenbabn : 0cicliboft i'm Md.
item CONNER mebrerc neltc 8orItobt,
9abnct Dahen. Tte proieftirten 81.
lliei1, meldJe bon Der MorplanD Glcc.
tric Hoilmap So. gebout uno bon Der
Yer. StraBen6abn : @eicQihait al
6 Bro5ent oes anlagefopitls gepad).
tet meroen, iinO:
Non Der @aDcrlp . apenuc bic st.
Foul'traBe binauS nod Golano.
Eorf;
i'll Der s. StroBe, BON SrangcpiQe
nad) Sigbla1Otorun;
III Der Oorf Hpob, bon Soluion
nQq Ilflofltlim,
iiber Bripat @egered)tc bon 60.
felioe nod Godcpsuiue, 5uSimonium
an bic Sinie nod Sopion Inihlub
erbaltenb;
S%erlGnderung Der Wilfens Mpe..
Sinle nah Saletborpe mo Glfriogc.
Sn offi5icQen areiien 9oltimore's
lit in lester 3eit Der 8eoonfe rege ge.
lporoen, OaB Die Staot ourd) menig.
items 5lpei Gireftoren I'M Ratbe Der
Der. S%traBcnbabn . @eieQidoit Der
trcten iein ioute, oa Die Stoot that.
I1dlid in bobem Mobc f~inon5ieQ III
ocr 9abn intereiiirt iei. Sic Yarf.
%lteiier bon 100000 alcin reprGieu-
tire cine Obligotioncn : Sdulo bon
$10.00O,U00, lnb 5uocnt babe bic
StoOt bos Med)t, nod gbloii elmer
9cmiien 3eitperiobe Die 2inicn ser
altcn Stubt Eoiiogicrbobn ollf Il
gene Gcdnltng SIT iibcrncbmcn.
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Cas- Wettcr.

Sir Worplano ulto Den Giitrift
Columbia bcute Tegen mo fdltcr
morgen Hegcu oocr Sdnce; iiiopcit-
Iid,e bis meitlid)e @i1Oe.
@citcrn mar Der bod)ltc Sbermo.
mctcrltan0 80 @rab rnl 1 llbr Nod.
~nittugS uno Der nieori9itc 50 8roo
s ltbr IbenOs.
Sn ben iibrigen @etterItationcn
oes SanoeS muroe gcltern Der fol.
genoc niebrigite GbermonletcrltanO
pcr5eidnet: Goitport 80, Eortlonb
3S, Bolton AZ, Ilbonp 36, U 0ort
as, philadelphia AS, a%tIontic GitD
%, gSuibinqtou 56, Norfolf So, Sat.
terus 81, Charlotte So, @ilmington
IS, GborleIton 62, Saponnob 81,
Sadionoiae Ga. Sltpitqr "A, Sen @eit
y, atlanta SO, montgomery 60,9tc,p.
Orleans 60, Eoleltine %, @olpeiton
IS, Corpus Gbriltie "a, Wentpbis 40,
Cincinnati as. Yittsburg G2. Ssipcgo
"a, Buffalo 36, @lcpeloro ~, &c.
troit 3S. Ilpeno 36, M~orqucttc 30.
Green 9ap %, Chicago "a, Iitlutb
tG, ct. Youl %, ct. 2ouis 30, &an.
Jas Gitp u, Snabo -, Suron 10,
Hismord IA, @iaiiton %, SABRE TO-,
Selenu q, Solt 2ofe Gitp %, Cen.
Der II, Nortb Elotte 10, Gobge Gitp
>, amurillo 4, Sos angeles "A.
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BUR Sead)tmit0

9ic Serrcn @crcins- nnb 2oscn.
ScfrctGre ,uerbcn gebctcn, alle Ser
eiusberidtc pbcr Sdriftitiide, bic fir
Den yGentiden GurreiponScutcn" be.
ftimmt iinb, bircft at bic 5eitnns si
abrciiircn, um einer prOmpten Gr.
IcbisaHs iidcr sn icin. 9nrd bas
IbreIiircn folder Sdriititiide on
Mngcitellte tretcn in Seren Mbmeicn.
belt 6ftcrs fir bcioe Gartcien nnlieb.
fame @er5Gaernnsen Gin.
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S2L ,500; olle Ingebotc muroCn a6'
9clpielen; oas @oller = GeportCmcnt
lteB ben llmboli urtcr Nufiidt bon
9rn. Stodbouien porne6mcr.
Se1ud aus Can 6ron5iScp.
Hedtsunmalt Wartin 2ebmuper
Iteutc gclterlt Manor 3inlonlls iei-
men Gerponbten s. @eol aus Son
5rnn5isco Dor. &r. @eol iogte, ho6
III Gan Sran5isco nod feline Sdrittc
getbat iuorben ieieu, llnt ocn @ic,
oeronfbou %ptonntGbig 81 betreiben.
Vfopor 5inlanus CAB Srn. @eol Den
oleal0brigen 9eridt ser 9rono.
ol'trtftssG meldcr geItern
pom 2ridcr fam &ortcn ulo an.
oerc OUT Den @i~coerorfboll 9olti-
morc's 6e5iiglihc 9ofltmcnte.
6logge onf SALON. it.
NnloBlidJ hes Nblebets ocs tribe.
rem Brdiibrnten bcS critcn Gotbs.
5luciges Somllcl Gccles, Jun, lieB
Wopor Iimonlls bic SABINE ocs
Hotbbotiiea ouf Salbmoit 5ieDen.
Sas Vronb6enfmoIS 6 0.
mite.
los 8rono0enfmolssGon botte
9citern cine lGnecre Siblrrg inn Gnl.
pTnltgs5lmmer bes Mopors, in mel.
der Die @iebermlfnobme ser 9lgito.
tion fir Den 9olt zines 9~ranbbcnf.
mails berotben ullroe. Gos Gomite
miro IidJ mobrideinlid) dis y6irc
Wen1oriol aliociotion" gerid)tlid, in.
corporircn loiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22

Hidt mittcIulterlid. -
llnter Dem Sitel nicblgeidoien" ioat
Gle oaotboliihc Golfs5eitung:" Gin
liellges ocutldles Sngeblott nennt
bic nblolicn 3eiebe", peld)e Den Spi.
rituolenperfaiti om Sonntog uerbic'
ten, mittelolterlid)e @eieBe. Ios lit
ober ieblgeidolien. Solde bunme
@clcbe, ipie bic .9lle lops" fonnte
oos Mittclalter nidt. 0os Die ia
tbolilde Stride b%ctrifit, 10 trot nlo
tritt lie itets fir cine perniinftigc
Sonntogsfeier Elm. Gie Euritaner
hoben Die rglue lolps" iueoer nonl
Wittclolter, nod pom Der fotboliIden
Stride iibernpmmen. lie tatboliihc
Stride Mil, ooB Der Gag oes Serrl
qebeiligt peroe; Dies ober id,liebt Den
m1bigcn 8enilB bon gciItieen &c
trGnfell, mic audi Die notbpenoiael
Arbeiten atI Sonntog, nid)t aus;
ebenio alld) nidt unihuloige Der,
gniigen, Ite fntboliihe Stride
fenut feline Blue lalpS" nn0 mill
ridt, bob man ben Sonntag nit flit'
lterem Siltbriiten pe%rbringe."
Eos .N Rene 10 o'S otel"
bat Sen aftiondren in ben eriten 4
-. 49,
Monoten oeS geItebens cine Iipt'
oenbe Don 10 Vro5ent aba0porten.
Sr. Sorrp 9uiif lit Eralioent oes
Gireftoriims uno @eihdftsfiibrer.
Gin auriou III III 6orm eilier
ioIih aeorudten $5.gtotc bat Die
Morplono Motionol.9anf Eer3rid
Der 8ildieite itebt auf Dem aopi. Tie
Mote lit aber 1ht.
CINE Grparnib BON $1,000
pro Sohr an Observation-Disclosures
micn cr5iclt bert 0ernebmlen rad) Die
ger. StrnBenbnbn . @riellihoft oilrd'
Die Giniiibruitg pon aaiontaiiidrr
2oid)borribtungen III ibren Wd1'
aonidupperL araftitntionen II. / NJ.
lie Gompagnic tit fir S10000,0N
! bis sill 100000 ueriidert.
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3ic neue 9 it.S station 6
in g ii . Baltimore, iuelhe
iid) bis6er an Ser 2igbt.S trobc be.
ionb, iuirb oln q. Nopcmber nod
Dem fir Den 3ped errihteten Sc.
boilbc on Der 6ort-Npcnue. 5iuiid)cn
Der CHARLES unb 2igbtsS trobc, Der.
legt. Sr. George $. elliott .bleibt
Supcrinterbent Der Stotion. Sic
Citation $ (@opans) miro poir ibrer
ictigen 2ofalit1t. Siibmeit.Gde bon
Norf.Goao uuo &omcloilb apcnue,
iiad) Der Norhfpeit-Gde Der n0nl.
lid}cn Honb ilnb apenrc perleat.
u d) ge 8erGnberunaen
lpcrocn nit benl Sntroitircten oes
ScrbltfabrploncS Der Baltimore
SbtosSabn" onl nGdJitcit Sonntoa
gcntod)t. @on5 ~beionbers bat Dies
ouf bic 2inicn Ncp.0orf-St. 2oiliS
unb Nefp-g orf- Chicago @c5ug. Ser
ileite 6abrplan miro, mern oerielbe
iii aroft tritt, I'M rGeutifen Gore.
iponbcrtcn" pernifeniliht.
Gin generoieS @eihenf.-
EaItor Gr. Sobn j.. @oltd)cr, YrGij.
bent oes Srouen = GoucgS 1T Horo.
Baltimore, melder iif 5rr Belt oui
elmer Hciie lm ole Welt beiinoet, bot
Der bcriibmten 2~ebronItalt icinc
Stobtmobuung Nr. 23t3, ct. Nou.
StrnBc, meldc $4,000 mertb lit,
bebinaungslos geidenft. Ct. @olld)er
bat Die Scbronitolt oufgcbout uto
iiir oieielbe pieoerbolt IN Die eioene
Saide gegrifien.
erGerein ser aau leutc
uno Sabrifanten Der alt.
It 3 miro int Ge3enber Die Beam
ten erpoblcn fir oas nddite Snbr.
tnb bic icBigcn 9eumten limb ais
Ganbionien ipieoer ouigcitellt. es
iino: Erdiibent, George 8ebring.
Itin.; Wice : Yrolioerten. Sacob ".
5pof, Spbn .. Spence, !, 6. @cil.
Scitrp !. gensel; Sefret1r, Sobn@.
Mariball; Shasmeiiter, Sobn Is.
5riebel; Iireftoren: Sobn u. 8ebe.
lein, :. 5ranf Hobinion. Samuel Z.
Tufebort, Sobn q. Bed. Wiqiam s.
ssloro, 5ranf u. Eeriobn, George @.
8nppersberger. Sobn Z. eds, Sep.
tinliis y. 1uitin. 1bomas s. Hubbea.
/. Barter 2ufett, Or. Sefferion Bud,
Wnt. I. spons. ssiioor Siribbere. Z.
y. aornntonn, Sohn q. Witd,ell, j.
g. Burger, $. ". goams, Scipis s.
Giee, Gr. 8. ). airbu.
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Qnnai1hriac Grfahrmma,

moberne MeiDoOen nlo Die belten
Moterinlien nereinigen iid) III Der
Serlteaur1 Der 9iere aus 6reo. Sali-
,Mmeriean gremerp" =
oo5er fire uaaemeine geliebtbeit.
Ginnal probirt, meroen lie alien at
oeren Sopfen- nnb Malsgetr1nfen
INNER p~orae5oaen. Site 81. Vruite.
rel ffO4-tt2S Si1en-S traBe. Eel.
6. & y. 364 Mo. 149t. 1926
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25a9ingtonsA gentur
-beS+
"pentf6en Gorre(ponoent,"
Bm. Sannemann, 1915 Narisn.
Strafe, N.-@.
90 Nn5eigen nub getteauueen eutgeaen eensmr
MeH uerben.
2Ofalberidtc ans @aibinaion.

~uIutuCl iuIlt u S~SUIUtuytUH
Z i'm teutont d. or 2eDrItub [.
9ie Grri6tung zines SebrItubles
fir telltoniihe Sprohen an Der fo-
tboliiden llniperiitGt Don Gmerifo
III 9rooflono, .. g., lit beobiidtigt,
uno mabriheitlid) miro Ufigr. Or.
bon Natbies bon Hom, Der 5ur 3eit
in 8aibineton lit, Den 2cbritubl ein.
nebmen. Iie oeutiden fatbpliiden
9elcllldoften oes 2anbes bringen ba-
ralit ulto bon ben $4,000, bic fir
ote erridtung bes 2ebritlbleS notba
nenoig Iino, iino bereits $4,000 &C.
jel6net. Wigr. ct. II. WatbieS lit
Samburger bon @eburt. ST mar
aammerberr oes BopiteS SEQ bes
2%rei5ebnten, itubirte Damn 56eologie,
mlrbe bon Gopit SEQ gum 9rielter
gerpeibt unb Don ieinem 9tadfolgcr
Eapit GiuS Dem 3ebntcn pieoer gum
Sonmerbcrrn ernannt. Sm OCTOBER
fam er nod Imerifo.
Son Gas ii bermannt.
@m. 9ofinept Superintendent oes
Cumberland Gppartemcnts Souie,
an scr Gfc Don Moiiahuietts slpe.
un0 "A. StroBe, lpurOe geitern Mnr-
gen nm / ltbr bci Der Heparatur eli.
rcr geboritenen 8oSrobrc bon 0nS
iibermontt. ST muroe mad Den.
emergency . Soipital" gebradt.
Scin 3uitonb mar aniGnglid lebr
beocnflid.
@oibiugton's S~terblid.
felt.
Nad Dem 9erid)t bes 8eiunbbeits.
9eomten Itorbcn in Der lebten ISOLDE
100 E~erionen. gegcn 113 i'll Der Dor
bergebenoen @ode unb 1874 in Der
gleidloufenoen ISOLDE bcS 8orjab'
res. Son oen &erItorbenen paren
40 Neger, 26.S pro 1000 Der Negerbes
uolferung. 9on ben an oerS fpin0a
illdt geltprbenen Is Gerlonen naren
TO Ncger, unb ieds Neger befanoen
iid) ullter Den noun 8erlonen, lpcld)e
Der 2ungenent5iinbung erlogcll.
Gin 9rcm crpcrlett
@oitnlon $. Sopfius, elm 81 Sohrc
alter greniier Der uEennipluonio-
9abn," lplrbe geltcrn OH Der iiiboit.
liden ginfobrt sum leilen 5iinet
BON ieiuem 3ug geiporfen nno Iddper
perlett. Gr liegt i'm p9roploenee.
&oipitol,"
@rbGlt $S4t5.25.
,Sn scr alage oes Contractors 60
lporb 2onbpoigt gegen ben 8rnto'
eigentbumsmafler Soiepb Goul nc
gen angebliden Gontrnftbrud)S ipurs
oen oem Slayer in abtbeilung Nr. 1
nes &reisgerihts bon Den 8roBge.
idlporenen $S4t5.25 5uaeiproden. er
~perlonate $4,000. Nah ben aitss
iagcn bcS Srn, 2~onopoigt perpllids
tetc Sr. Saul iid) III 1897, ibn 10
Vaupl1be an Der I. StraBe, 5lpilheft
g. llno 8sStraBe, 5u ilbertraaelL Ii.
er icinerieits babe lid perpflid)tet.
iiinf S0uier 5l 'bauen; bielcs bobe
or eetball, uno lc bdtten bann obge-
modt, 5cbn peitere Saulcr 5l erridp
ten. Sr. Yaul bobc lid) nad)bcr ober
eelueioert, Die 5ebn 0runbItiidc 5ll
iibcrtragel.
Gerlangt 2 deionng.
,Srou Wiurn 9rorpn rcid)te I'M q.
ltrifts Suprem @erid)t cine alagc
ein ouf obiolute Sd)eioung bon III.
rem 8otien Hpbert 9ropn, i'm Der
angeblifen llntreue uno Sernad)-
l1iiigung be5idtigero. Gns Eaor
beiratbete 1898 in Gbottonoogo,Sen'
nclice, inp trenntc lih in 1900.
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9entidjes 0eIo

at pcrfauien. $3.50 Gents pro Mart
ooer 4.2O Warf fir ei1en Dollar.
@ehiel unS Grebitbrieie ailf alIe
Sidote gnropa's. 8eloienoungen,
Shiifsfarten, Neiicpdiie uno ailsI1n.
oiides @elo. sbeo. $. 0iener e Go.,
217 SIt.gaItimore.S trabe. (3O3-)
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Gin shsn.s nnS nasrih,s Ge;M.nl

Sin idSnss nnb nielides Geideui
Fit Mn8etSrige 1T irniaer cine lebenS.
Brofe YbotosraYbie ober cine iiinif.
Ieriid bolIrnbett Copic rincs alien
Wilbes in Gragpn, DaFerfarbe, Del
pber 3saiten. Die idSniten Gabinet.
biI6rr mr. 81 pro 0ntenb.
SuIins SebbeI, beutider ybotograpb.
(9O-) 321 Rsrb.U ap.S Giraffe.
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U~eISienSnnaen

nod Dcutihlanb "a Gents pro Warf,
ttaf Oeitreih 20A Gents pro 9rone.
Yorto ertrn. Shifisfnrtet BON iinb
nod GeuiidIano. Heiiepdiie, BedJ-
feI, Grrbitbriefe nno ausIdnSiides
0eIo. g6tp. $. 0ienrr e &c., 2i7
SI t.YaItimore-s trabe. Cos
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Sei(una ppiitip garantirt.

Mbeumotismlis, 8iht, Wagen. INTO
Nerucnleiben NIT unieren Wetboben
aebeilt. 2aiien Sic iib flriren uno
bleiben sic firirt.
Wiener Snititnt,
4t3 Weit-Japette. StraBe.
OPP
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Staet Baltimore.
1tuterhaftnuas . 8eoiueiicr.

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Genner ciues auten lropfrns!

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Trphr Sptidlnft!

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in Baltimore gebroui. Samitag su
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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-11-23
a Linen Shower.

A most charming social event indeed
was the linen shower given Tuesday
afternoon at the pleasant home of Mrs.
E. II. Martin, in honor of Miss Bessie l..
Westover of Mt. Morris, whose mar
riage to John A. Watson will soon &C.
cur.
After an exchange of greetings with
the ladies present, Miss Westover was
blindfolded and as one by one the
many useful and pretty gifts of linen
and china were given her, she was in
structed to guess the name of each arti-
Gle and tell to what use she would put
it in the future; her apt replies caused
much merriment. A shower of rice
followed the presentation of the gifts.
The guests were then seated at lap
boards and the following dainty menu
served: Bread and butter sandwiches,
Saratoga chips, cold sliced meats, sweet
spiced pickles, fruit salad, white cake,
chocolate cake, hickory nut cake, lemon
cake and coffee.
The best wishes of all present attend
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-11-23
Burton.

Mrs John Potter who has been visit
ing relatives in and around Ovid, re-
turned home Saturday Joe Gates
was pleasant caller at A E Cadz's,
Tuesday-Revival meetings began
Monday evening in the M E church
Mrs Helen Merrill, of Ovid, spent last
week with her son, Ed, and Wife
Joseph Purves is entertaining a brother
from Canada-Mrs Martha Martin
spent Saturday and Sunday in Ovid
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Purves and Mr. and
Mrs Alex Purves were called to st
Johns, Saturday, by the death of their
brother, George-Mrs E Nesbitt, of
Ovid. spent Thursday with her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs George Gibson
Miss Janet Eldridge, of Ovid, is
visiting relatives in this place.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-11-23
Fairfield.

Perl Baese and Elma Pitts visited at
Mrs Jay Cranes last week-Mr and
Mrs Hugh Hyde visited at w Baese
Sunday-Evert Loomis and family
have moved to Ovid Elma Pitts
visited Pearl Baese last week-School
Commissioner Slocum has been visiting
schools around here-W J Baese and
wife were in Owosso, Monday-Roy
Gregg is working for Fred Williams
Miss Minnie Carball returned to her
home at Portland, after visiting Mrs
Mary Baxter-Bert Mitchell and
family have moved into the Dell White
house -Mr and Mrs Theodore Collins
were in Owosso last Monday-Perl
Baese is picking beans at Porter James
Mrs Price and two children visited
in Brant from Friday until Monday
Fred Williams was in Owosso Monday
Mr. and Mrs Walter Durham visit
ed near Oakley Sunday and Monday
w @ Fox and family visited at w J
Baeses Sunday-On Thursday last
about 60 of the relatives and friends of
Mr. and Mrs Columbus Loynes joined
them in celebrating their Goth anniver
sary-and they did celebrate in good
old fashioned way, too. After a deli
cious repast of the good things prepared
by the ladies for the occasion, Ira
Warner--a nephew presented to Mr.
and Mrs Loynes number of gifts, in
Guiding $l5 in money, taking occasion
to refer to the great changes wrought in
sixty years. of the improvements which
all could enjoy, and on behalf of those
assembled wished them many more
happy days. Mr.. Warmers remarks as
we'll as the response by the recipients of
the remembrances, were thoroughly en-
joyed.- Mr. and Mrs Loynes feel as
though the friendship of the friends in
Frirfeld and In their former home in
Ohio were the dearest of their posses
sions. Before departing picture OF
the group was taken, prayer rendered
and God be with you till we meet
again" sang All present will remem-
Der the occasion as one of especial hap
piness and good cheer.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-11-23

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