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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-18
Remarkable Ho|dup Is Reported By
Chicago Police
THIEVES WENT AFTER VICTIM IN TALLYHO
DIN OF cONFEDERArEs IN THE
COACH BROWNS OUT CRIES
OF VICTIM.

CHICAGO, July 1S.-In one of the
most remarkable holdups in the annals
of the Chicago police, a holdup in
which the highwaymen went in search
of their victim in a tallyho coach and
with large party of men and women
friends to toot horns and cheer and
sing songs to drown the cries for help,
j. T. Tucker, 1903 Washington boule-
ward, was beaten and robbed of 5000
and gold watch valued at $50.
Tucker was returning to his home
when he was attracted by the coach
and stopped to watch it pass by The
driver brought his team of four horses
to standstill and two men armed
with revOlvers descended from the We
up his hands. While they went through
his clothing several men on top of the
coach played a fanfare on large bugles
and the women in the party sang at
the top of their voices Tucker scream
ed loudly for help, but his cries were
completed smothered by the noise on
the tallyho.
Beat Victim in Crowds Presence.
After they had secured all of his
valuables one of the highwaymen
struck Tucker in the face, knocking
him down, and then both kicked and
struck him with their revolvers until
he was almost unconscious. All of the
time the crowd on the tallyho kept up
the din to drown his cries, and when
the robbers thought that they had
placed their victim in a condition in
which he would be unable to follow
them, they returned to the vehicle, the
driver whipped up his team, and drove
east on Washington boulevard, the
crowd still keeping up the din.
Tucker was picked up from the side
walk by several neighbors, who had
been awakened by the robbers, but
who were unable to dress and go to
bis assistance before they made their
escape.
All the available policemen in the
three stations We're at once sent out in
patrol wagons, cabs and street cars.
They were stationed along Washington
boulevard from Western avenue to
Washtenow avenue and along the
cross streets to intercept the party,
but after the most diligent all-day
search not the least clew was OBJ
tanned
Detectives visited every livery sta
BILE on the west side, but their search
for the vehicle was fruitless
Tucker was unable to give the po-
lice description of the men who
robbed him. He said that they were
young and we'll dressed, but that the
coach, which was driven close to the
curbstOne, shut out the light so that
he could not get a good look at their
faces
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-18
SOUGHT DEATH BY TRAIN,
Young Hines, Victim of Jealousy, Is
Cut to Pieces by Own Act.

DELANO, Mimi, July 1S.-Augustus
Hines, who lived near Rockford, COM
mitted suicide by lying down on the
railroad track and letting a train run
over him.
He was at a dance and became
jealous of the attention paid by other
men to his young wife. After going
home he wrote a letter to his wife
bidding her goodbye.
He had been married about four
months and was only 20 years old His
wife is Frustrated with grief.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-18
Prince to Live in America.

BERLIN, July 1S.-It was learned
here on unquestionable authority that
the kaisers plan for the education of
his fourth son, Prince Augult Wilhelm.
who, following in the footsteps of all
the Hohenzollern princes, will enter
the University of Bonn in October.
provides for an extended trip and a
period of residence in the United
States about 1909, at the end of a thor
ough university career in Germany.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-18

To draw the fire out Of a burn, heal
cut without leaving a scar, or to
cure boils, sores, letter, eczma and all
skin and scalp diseases, use .DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. A specific for piles.
Get the genuine. No remedy causes
such speedy relief Ask for DeWitt's-
the genuine. Sold bv l.. l.. Tallman.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-18
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE,

Live Stock Association which is I'M
der the immediate supervision of insu-
the only Live Stock Association au-
thorized to transact business in the
state of Washington. T. o. Webster,
general agent, Room II, Dooly block
Walla Walla.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-18

in view of the Ohio case, Mr.. Rookie
Teller would sail for the United States
Friday, as he had intended.
"Mr. Rockefeller alone makes his
plans answered Professor Strong
solemnly.
In talking to correspondent how
ever, Mr.. Rockefeller referred casually
to his return voyage as if the date
fixed would remain unchanged.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-18
Hundreds of Maniaca.

TERRELL, Tex, July 1S.-Between
400 and 500 patients and many of the
physicians of the North Texas insane
asylum are ill, suffering with what
shows many of the symptoms of
cholera morbus, although a positive
diagnosis has not as yet been made.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-06
NbiabrtStaae Der YaRaaierOampfer
uun Wcm.0orf.

@m 8. NuguIt Camper Noor6am"
nad Gotteroam.
Im 8. auguit Gonpfer n2a5io"
nnd Nenpel un0 @enlu.
am 8. Iu9uIt Dompier nWaieitic"
un6 2iperpool.
PIN 8. au8uit Dompicr Daaiier
6rie0rid" mad Bremen.
Nm 8. Iuglit Gampier "9liiher"
nad Sam6urg.
Gn 8. 4uguIt Gompfer IS. i,
IIetgen" nadl &openbogel.
PIN 8. @uguit 0ampier ga @as.
cogne" nad SABRE.
Gm 10. altguit Dompfer oGeltic"
uad 2ioerpooG.
am If. gu9IIt 0ampier n@raI
@aloerIee" nadl Samblrg.
gn If. 9luguit 0ompier .llmbrio"
mad Gioerpool.
PIN #. guQnit 0nmpicr n&0nigin
2olliie" nnd Reupel uu0 @enua.
Nm If. augiit 0ampfer Bee
lnnO" nah antperpen.
Ih If. a1iguit Gnmpier nReIo-
6d" nod 2olroon.
glm If. guauit 0umpier nEbilu'
Oelpbia" mad S%outbampton.
Am fl. augilit 0ampier nGolum-
biu" nnb @lnSgom.
Im If. auauit 0ompfer .alge'
ria" nod Heapel.
PIN IA. Nugllit 0dmpfer o8rober
2ltrfiirlt" nnd) Nremen.
Sim IA. augnit gampier nGaro.
mia" mad 2iperpooG.
Nm 10. Iiguit 0ompfer nScea.
mic" nod 2ipcrpool.
am 10. auguit Gompier ~HeW.
amltcrbam" nah Hotter0nm.
am 10. auguit Iampier .9orO.
Imerica" nad Heapel urrb @enua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-06
&Un Der @oli5ci gciud)t.

&On Der YOli5ci gcindDt.
Gtc Suhe mad Dem 2eidnam Ser
6rou NINA 8ucQia miro iortge-
lest. Nrci Ycrloncn molel
llIc5infoS nit Ser 6rau uabe
Gaicott Gitp atfcbcn 5uben. -
Auocrc BON ser Goli3ei geiudte
d.. Eerioucu.
@emobnIih iin0cn uou o~t8ludrt3
nab Baltimore fonmcuoc @er6rcher,
Sdmin0lcr uno ionitigc3 @ciinocl,
ooB oie Eoli5ei in baltimore ibrcm
lrcibcn elm idncIlcS @uOc 6ercitct.
(rob Scr 3inoiQfeit ser Qoli5ci Qiebt
Is uber cine Nn5abl %liti}iIiidtlinge
iiir in Baltimore ]begNnacnc &cr6re.
dcn, sic perIduunOeu iito. ais Oh oie
@rOe lie perihlun9en bate. G6cuio
lit bi9bcr nod feline Spur pom Trau
Anna @ucQiS qc%iun6cn, Ocreu 2uui.
iinOunq mnmebr lett bemabc Orei
@oden ser Yoli5ei 81 idoiicn mod)t.
@cltcrn moren mieocr sic @chcim.
poli5iltcn Sooo unS Miacr, iorpie
5pei Eoli5iitcn BON Dem Yoli5eiboot
,2Nmon" nit ser Nbiudung Oc3
oFntop3co an TbiitIc. 0amn bei6Gi.
tt3t Ooh 'heint c2, ais Oh sic 2eide,
ioaS lie I'M IInB gclpeicn lit, Ourf)
sic 6Iutb am QouncrItng in oie
Gbeiepcafc.9oi gcihpemmt morOen
it, ga 0ie 9cmobner pon Orangepiue
bebauptcn odB ser Waiierltano an
oieiem Gage b6ber mar, oI8 felt %
Sabrcn. Ole @ebeimpoIi5iiten boben
bercitS iicben Gcrioncn in O~ieicr9toh,
borihnft gefun0en, sic ltlc5infuS an
0cm froaIihen Iienitag gciebcn bos
ben. Grei oieier Herionen bcbaupten,
Dab Iie lllc5infoS nit ser oeridnuun.
0cnen 1Srnu geiebcn bottcn. Die @c.
bcimpoli5iIten BADEN altf don Oen
Sled am 6llliic oufgcfun0en, ouf Sem
6rou @ueliS crmorOct iciu fam.
Som '0egcniiber liegen0cn llicr, On5
nit Oid)tem @alo beiebt 1T, fam sic
ier EInt foum beo6o6tct mer0clL 6uS
uGhite SonS lit ca. cine babe Weilc
cnticrnt uro elm iocoIcr Glnb sur Dc
gcbuuA zines &erbrehcn$.
NuBcrbcm iltdt Sic Foli5ei nod
~iolQcn6cn Gerionen:
2utbcr Nc. HamiuU, ser ltntcrs
idIoGlurA bcihuINigt, miro icit Mdr5
1904 gcilht.
Games @urrcG, Ncgcr, ser Gr.
morouna ciueS S6ifiScapitGnS be-
i6ulOiat, Sir icinc GrNrcifnna lit
enc @%elobmrua pom 500 mt8gciebt.
gr.goli5iit &anCS u. HcpnoIoS,
oc$ 1ie5itobIS unoginbruhS boid)uI.
oi0t, miro felt Nonuor 1906 Qcillht.
Sir ieinc GrgrciiunQ limo 5000 9c.
IObnlng olSgeicbt.
nj" Garter, Nc9cr, ser Grmor
0ung 0cS Contractors Nincbort be.
i6nI0i9t; icit Sem Z. 9(pril 1906 &c.
itdt. Cine @%cloGmunA pon $t050
iii AMI ieinc Gr0reiiunQ onS0cicbt.
George S6rpioglc, 0er@rmorOmg
be8 HeItaurotcur8 @cBpcin beihul.
0igt, miro lett ocm 6. Sllli geillft.
Mobriheinlid miro bolo cine gelo6-
nlnN fir ieinc Grarcifma mlSgeicBt
lperOcn.
?lrtbur Scott, Atcgcr, ser Grmor.
OlnG OeS &rn. 6olcp bciduIoiGt,
miro icit Dem n. SuIi pcrmiBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-06

9%rrLanat.


9riabrene iunge Sumen i'm Yapieribahtels
Sepdrtemcnt an g9roerina. "MaibiHeH, oIOps
pima" UiufhtHert, Burning in" ieruer Gebrs
hinge nit @e8ublnug ndbreno Der Hebr3ett.
yta63utrugeH bel Is. GOieufelo d 60, Gr. 80
SO, sio. Haca. Strnfe. (2lG-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-06

uui Sic ACKNOWLEDGING ucrboitet
murOc, u. e. 9eotmon, &ormum
elmer 46tbcilrng GiicnbubnsS trcdcu.
orbcitcr, in Der 9t0be Don Greens.
boro, Nc. am NonncrltoN crmoroct
3u bo6cn. bat Die Chat ciugcitonocn.
Gr iogtc, 9eadman babe i'm rice
bebunOclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-06

SeBn 5rnn5's ugdder.Serberac,"

Ndbcrt @ul.mcr's
nWtojarts WiuuuCrdUrsSnlc,"
Nr. la2l-t923, Orleans. StrnRc.
@0ltptuluritcr oc5 pAiO5art WtuuuCrs
bora". StHaihtn0e ieocl 9onneritdl
Ibeuo. Ser aItO5urt Nnus mo 9cibs
&erctE" ueriuHnc.t iib itoCn MIuutna
bier. Gbcfapcalc [elepbuu &Solfes
S44 ), (stpril41O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-06

Nnl 10. Nlgltt SafHpIer pSo1ta
S%obenbura" mad NcopeI uno Trieit.
PIN t6. Nlt9uit 0ompier n46niain
NtQuIte @ictorio" nody Somburg.
gm 16. 9tu9uIt Gnmpicr nSenig
0Ion" nod a%openbogcn.
PIN t6. Iuatit Oorupfer ga 9re.i
toAne" nod SABRE.
PIN rs. NuguIt 0umpicr @erHa-
MIA" no6 Hcupel.
Nm IS. Nlrgutt Gampfcr Bulge
ria" noh &om6urg.
Nm rs. 2hl1uit Gampier oGampd-
mia" nad) 2iucrpool.
PIN Is, 9(uauit Gompfer o0lime.
opoIi3" nah 2onoon. 7
Nm is. 9Guanit 0nmpicr st.
saul" nah Sout6ompton.
PIN rs. Alr0tit 0nmpier .6urnei.
iia" nod) Glasgow.
PIN 81, AltQuit Compiler .8aiier
@ilbelm ser 3meite" nnh BREMEN.
An -. 2(lgllit Gampier n5elto-
mic" nod) Siuerpooi.
PIN -. Nuarit 0ampier Staten.
0am" nod Hottcronm.
Pm %. Auanit Camper Stella"
nnd Ncopcl lnr0 @enuu. y
9n %. Nuguit Camper DGaIa.
bria" nud) 9teopel.
PIN %, 9luNuit 0ompier ,anr6a.
%rolio" mad Bremen.
PIN %. Au9uit 0nmpicr Ton.
rnine" nod Snorc.
Nm 81. Altauit Gnmpicr .Georic"
nod Y]iuerpool. 2
gm %. Nu9uIt na. hilbert" uah
9teopcl un0 @cnuo.
PIN %. Alguit 7ampfcr .Yenn.
%iDlponio" nnd Somburg.
9m %, AllauIt 0ompier ngtru.
ria" nnd) Siperpool,
gm %. gugnit 0nmpier .@aNer.
lnn0" nnd) Nntncrpcn, -
gm %. Auguit 0umpier .Minne.
BAHIA" naf 2onoon. .
Am %. Au0uit Compiler 0Neu.
Oorf" nad Sout6ompton.
Nm %. Hu9llit 0nmpfer a8ertp"
mad Neapcl mo Irieit.
Sm %. Nu0uit Gompier oGaIeOo.
mia" nuh 8IaSgou. f.
PIN %. Aliguit lompier rgre-
men" uuf Bremen.
gm %. 9tltquit 1ompier .Slupo.
MIA" nad) Hcdpel un0 @enun.
Nm 2S. Nuauit Gantpier .Gurma.
MIA" nnf &%iuerpool.
PIN 20. Augnit Gnmpier Baltic"
nad 2iperpool.
PIN 30. 4u9uit 0nmpicr .Jtpu-
Dam" nad) Rotteroom.
PIN %. auguIt 0ompier nWaoon.
na" noh NeapeI.
Nm 30. AuguIt 1nmpfer Limited
StoteS" nad) &openbogen.
Am 30. 9uAuit Gampier Niue
rita" nad) Sdnlburg.
PIN 30. 2luguit 0ompier nSauoie"
nod SABRE.
Am f.. Sept. Camper n9atauid"
nad 8amburg.
Pint 1. Sept. Gnmpfcr o2llcanio"
nof 2iperpool.
Pm f.. Sept. 2ompier .Erit5eB
Srene" nnh Nedpel un0 @enuo.
Nm t. Sept. 2ampier oSiulano"
nah NntlUerpen.
Mm 1. Sept. 0nmpier nSt,2ouS"
nod southampton.
am I. Sept. Gompicr oMime'
mad 9onoou.
Am t. Sept. 0ampier a8iulia" .
nab Neopcl unO lrieit.
AIM 4. Nhtauit 0ompier oaaiier
nah Bremen.
Aim >. Sept. Qampicr DWaieltic"
mad, 2iperpooi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-06
an ~perfanfen:

9as 2-itodige gdbollS Nr. t02,
Noro, Nor0.M ontforO .Npenlle, emf
bnlten0 ied)S 3immer unO 9aOe5im.
mer; @runoitiid 14.S 6ei Is SUB;
8runo3ins 1920 pro 5rontiuB. Nad-
"Suiragen bel &. 3. Gallagher, Nr.
2407, Sairmunnts Nuenue. GAG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-06
SdiffSnad)ridItcn.

Nem Yort 3. Mug. Nngc.
fomen: ole GompICr oGolumbio"
bon Glasgow, nllmbrio" bon Siuers
pool Settle" bon Qipcrpool, yYriu5
Aoclbcrt" bon @cnuo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-06

On ,Nelbeoere," 8eluir.9ioao. an Der aepIans
ten Gerldnacrung Der eIeffrii6en 9nhn. Srunbs
itiide 80 SUB bel 400 SUB, 5pet 6ronten. iur
5000.
9aupldbe an SiIpers SprinasJiono, nGbe Der
8~elairsRouo. so SUB bel 460 Sub. S15, 500
NH St2j.
gen. Gad8uiraqen bel y. qlpgo Huaers. Gr.
Gil, Gauitable'@ebGuoe. (217-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-06
glns Ocm Snucrcn MarOlnnb'S mnb
Den nn9rcn5cuoCu Stnntcn.

IS u SlI y | u CH / III II u VI J.
n NuNcr2tomn muroc 9eitcrn
(bomo3 &cnfinS BON Narriionbur1,
go, oli oic Anldut0iNum1 ~ucrbnItct,
Qcmciniam nit cinCm Aupiiien Nuus
ter Differ 5l &orriion6urg cincn St.
%Iinoiicr Ei~crOcbGnOIer NM $3.50 be.
roubt 81 boben, W}iQcr liBt bcrcit5
IN &o%rriionburG i'm @ci0nAniB.
Is Cfd6rlih cr Hitt.
&omca Eogc, Gin % iGbriQtr
Moun oua Scr Nohborid)nit Don
6rcocrid, Mo, moQtc unI SnmItn1
bel &pottatomn nit icil,cm &icro Den
bod ouGcidJuoIlcncn @cnnctt'S 6rccf
0urhidnimmCn. Yer Strom rib
Yicro mo HCitcr obcr nit lid tort.
Sage biclt lid trompiboit an Ger
Nidbnc oc& Eicr6c3 lett mo Oieicnl
0elong CS ihIicblidL iciten SUB 3t
foiicu ma ans 2ono 5l iprinacn.
2 Of ulmo0cn in Gccil.
County.
Die SNltl Gonmiii0rc bon Gecil
Gountp bobeu bCidloiien, bic Sbuu.
nab. S6uIc, orci Weilcn Don Nortts
Gait, III idlicBcn uno Die ain0cr
noh Scr Nortb Gnit @ohihulc Al
transformer, Sir Den 3pcd ioQ Elm
ipc5icll 0oiiir conitrl.irtcr Wugcn Ne.
bollt merOcn, nui mclhcm sic ain0er
Mor9enS nod Der Sdulc II. Nbcno3
nof &onic %gefobrcn mcroen.
WroBc8 SonntoQSi6uL
Etcnic.
Nm Dem Eicnic Der reiormirtcn
mo lutbcriiden Sonnto0Sihulcn
bon Northumberland, mCldcS onr
Somltog IN ser gtGbe bon 9oon2.
boro III NicoOcuma' @roue ltottionO,
nobmcn nnbe5u 5000 Ycrlonen
E6cil. IS mor oaS groBte Sonn-
ta9Sld)ul EicniC IN Der 8eId)idte 0pS
GountpS.
InS m mt oabon.
Cine Delegation bon &cDicr, ~
90, erid)icn am Somitog I'M 9ii.
reou oeS @rn. EbomoS fitzgerald,
Bcnerul @Ctric68leiterS ser ,9ulti.
more Nbio 9ubn" 81 Cumberland
mo bat i'm Oic Gompognie m0htc
bod lire Gntihci0ung, Die Heporo.
turpcrfltGtten 81 &epler nidt mie0cr
oui5ubaucn, 3uriidnehmen. Sr. Sit.
gerald erflGrtc ben Scrren, 0eren
@ortiiibrcr CONGRATULATED Qbo5.
=. IouiS mnr, Die 9%enobncr bon
&coier hGtien ole gntl6ei0ung Der
Gompognie Dem fiiblen gmpfong 81
nerOnnten, Den lc fiir5li6 II 0eut.
ihcn gegebeuL ole bingeionot moroen
lpnrcn, nm Ole Stcllen bon Strifern
%ein5unebmen. Iie Geutiden fort.
ten nirgtnoS llntcrflnit iin0en ullo
OeSbolb miBmutbig mieoer
tort.
Gin qroBcr 8erluit.
Ser ourd Die Gindi6erung ser
Mountoin Gitp Mi15 bel 5reOerid
6reitog Ibcn0 cntitanoene Sdu.
Den betrG0t $4,000. Die 8criihe.
rung lit pur $4,000.
g ommIunQ iir fotboliidc
&irde c.
Die in ser @eNcnO bon 9lue &i0qe
Summit mo MOnterep mobnenoen
aotbolifen piinihcn BORT cine eidenc
81 bouen, mo Sommlunger
iiir Oen 3pcd weroen Oeranitolttt.
Sect miiiien Die 0ortigen aatbolifen
nod Der aupelc bei'm Blue Moun-
toin.Souie" iobren, mebrere Mcilen
entfernt.
2egte Is citdnbniB Of.
Ger 9egcr 6rant 9obonnon, mel
H. T. "a
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Senrs 6. qistu's Wslauraut,

Rr. 2t6, 9taps, uahe SDlUHro. Strahe.
YOr5iielthe gSetne, 9pirituo,en u. Inion'
giudrren. Heftes Bler nm 8api. 2unf6
iilr 8efb1itSIeute bon 1t.S0 8druI. bis
2 llbr !ia6mittuge. 3eIepbon Is. & ..
- WPt. Bernuu 300S n.
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Nbam Mnpp,s sieftaurnnt.

Nr. 11O4, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Ser 1gprhoH Smmertp1brtHoer 8GuoerIlH
bon Baltimore" Oeridmmelt f1 bier ie'
ben Mpntdg. - &enrge Brebm x Cons
Bier am 8apt, nab 6eutihcr art btrsit
bonn Sab.
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Canton 4us StsItaubtup u.
plncr,s .Nsrlmrik.Nnne."

Ode Gait uuo 5nlt'Nspennc, GantOn.
WIGrUlanosIelepbou 49, 81 st..
Snlptard ttier ocs 8e'nn9oeretns "Soels
.9umtrns9OufIaoS gir. 446, 3. 8. s.
DSrieutulsS iitriftS yir. 15S, .. u.sS., II.
Canton Gpurs Ii. 3eraniigungss9}ereiuS "
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Sn b%erfanfen.
81. O~rrfauict.
8u ~uerfouicu eouuts. sauulape

36gert nift. Den bon sud eeluilni6ter
9ountDs ValtpIab in Srpinaion ooer SllboIa
&eigbiS 6t falicn, an Der Gioroieite Der
SabrQclosYinie. SGS mo 9Suiicr; @ountOs
GieuerlI: 9idcbimaggOns; nur iebr ipenige
@riinoitiide iibria. Sir 9iite uno Breiic,
lpelde in bic 00bc aebefl. febe man u. e.
6aiuurtb, $40 u, equitable @ebGnbe.
(017-13l
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" w 4EWN EHEWEFW . whit
RDrbu V.9nc 06aaB, uno 9arullne-Strute.
~SGuptuuariier oes gg11erni Widnnerhors".
8ereinss8erIummlnnaeu iebeu 8onnerftae
MbenS. Geue WiteIteosr ~.utltanmen.
&or5ilgIi9eS Bier Der s9tdiioHalsHraue'
tel am Sapt.
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The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-11
House went to Denver

last Friday.
Ed Gibson left Greeley last Satur-
day for San Francisco.
Mrs. II. A. Russell went to Dem
yer Thursday for few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Starr went to
Denver last Sunday to spend the
week.
George Horne has purchased new
soda fountain for his store on Nor.
NAL Hill.
Miss 1. e. Rockwell and John In
singer went to Denver Friday for a
few days stay.
Trinity Guild met last Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
George w. Graham.
Miss Louise Nelson who is teach
ing at Ault came to Greeley Satur.
day to stay over Sunday.
Mrs. Theodore Stone who has been
visiting Mrs. Alta Hamman returned
to her home In Denver Saturday.
Mrs. L. Nankervis, mother of Mrs.
Eugene Veldran, left last Thursday
for New Jersey for an indefinite stay.
Miss Ruth Brush came from Love.
land Friday to attend the Alesmo
dance and visit her father over Sun
day.
Miss Yolande Comstock who
teaches at Severance visited over
Sunday in Greeley with Miss Clella
Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Weamer of
Atlantic City arrived in Greeley
last week for visit with Col and
Mrs. Kemmerer.
w. L. Henderson Of Sterling
visited over Sunday with J. F.
Fezer and family. Mr.. Henderson is
Mrs. Fezer's brother.
The German class that has been
recently organized by some OF the
young matrons of Greeley met last
Friday with Mrs. Frank Ewing.
Mrs. j. N. Scoville who has been
NlSlCillS COuSlb, IL. A>'
Haynes, this summer left last Thurs
day for her home In New York City.
There was joint meeting Of the
Union Ladies' Aid and West Side
Ladies' Aid at the home of Mrs.
Harvey Houston Wednesday of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l. Day returned
Sunday from trip to Chicago and
Michigan points. Mrs. lay has
been away four months and Mr.. Day
two weeks.
Messrs. and Mesdames d. K.
Smith and w. j. Rowe went to Dem
yer Thursday in Mr.. Smiths auto,
returning Friday evening. They
report an enjoyable trip.
Winfield Marsh had the misfortune
to crush one Of his fingers In the
crank shaft of gasoline engine
Saturday. The finger was badly cut
and bruised, making painful injury.
Rev. j. w. King returned last
Friday morning from Denver where
the evening before he officiated at
the wedding of Miss Louise Briscoe
and Alfred Kent. The Briscoes
we're Tor many years residents of
Greeley and are we'll known here.