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Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-24
A|RSHIP To MAKE
ITS INITIAL TRIP
FIRST FLIGHT WILL START
SUNDAY
Inventor Has Perfect Confidence in
Large Machine and Declares He
VIII Prove the Praotlcability
of Aerial Navigation

The first flight of the American
Eagle" the latest airship to be made in
the west and the largest ever manu-
factured in the United States, will
probably occur tomorrow A slight
difficulty was encountered in the ma
chine which had been specially con-
structed for the manufacture of hydro
gen gas and although it was expected
that the bags would be inflated to-
day it was found necessary to postpone
the work until tomorrow.
p. E. Cullinan, the inventor of the
ship, has the frame work and engine
ready for an ascension at moments
notice. The engine of the airship is
perhaps the most interesting object
about it. although there are several
altogether new features embodied in
the machine.
The motive power is a gasoline en-
gine of fifteen horsepower, brake test.
The weight of the engine Is 145 pounds,
or less than ten pounds per horse
power. The flywheels and body of the
engine are made of aluminium. with
just enough steel to make it perfectly
safe
New Process for Making Gas
The process by which the hydrogen
Is to be manufactured is a novel one
and has never before been applied to
making gas for airships in the United
States. The usual process is to pour
sulphuric acid over iron filings, the re-
sultant gas being a mixture of hydro
gen and sulphurous vapor, In the pro-
cess used by Mr.. Cullinan the mixture
of sulphurous gas is avoided and only
the pure hydrogen is produced.
Steam is manufactured in an ordi-
nary boiler and then passed through a
retort, where 1t is heated to a. tenn
rerature of 1900 degrees AT that tenn
perature it is passed through cylinders
filed with iron filings. The filings take
up the oxygen from the gas. thus leav-
ing the pure hydrogen, which is then
passed through cooling coils and re-
duced to a point not warmer than 100
degrees and then forced through an
iron pipe fifty feet long, from whence
1t passes into the gas bags of the air.
ship. Mr.. Cullinan estimated that
about ten hours would be required to
manufacture enough gas to fill the two
bags, each of 10000 cubic feet ca
pacity.
Great interest is being taken in the
new project by aeronauts all over the
country and the result of the trial
flight, which will occur tomorrow or
Monday, will be watched with great
interest.
The trial fight is to take place at
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-24
Rural Route for Corona

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb 23.-
Rural route number one will be estab-
lished at Corona, Riverside county,
April 16. The population served is 451.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-24

race In the person of Prof. G. r. Moore
of Berkeley, who is deslrous of being
the next superintendent.
Contrary to the circulation of the
story that the members of the board
had taken an informal ballot and had
decided upon their selection is the
statement made by j. M. Quinn last
night.
'Mr. Davis has resigned but as yet
there has been no action taken upon it,"
said Mr.. Quinn last night. "He gives
as his reason for wishing to withdraw
as member of the board the fact that
his private business demands so much
of his attention that he cannot give the
necessary time required as member
of the board.
"There has been no action taken as
to whom shall be the next superinten-
dent, for we have merely discussed the
matter informally. I cannot say just
when the appointment will be made"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-24
TOURIST TRAVEL SLACKEMS
But 1000 Persons Come on Transcon-
tinental Lines-SmaIlest Num-
ber Since Low Rates BEGAN

Fewer passengers arrived in Los An
geles yesterday over the railroads than
have any day since the low rates went
into effect
The railroad employees could give no
reason for this slackening in an almost
ceaseless flow except that as a rule
in rush of this kind there is now
and then lul.
Nevertheless, more than 1000 people,
most of them colonists, steped from
the trains at the three depots yes
terday.
The effect of the inflow of tourists
Is now being felt in the business dis
tricts. An extraordinarily large crowd
every day besieges the department
stores, and more still walk up and
down the streets acquainting themselves
with the streets and the public build
ings.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-24
STREET CAR STRIKES VEHICLE
Buggy Smashed Into kindling Wood
but Occupant Escapes With
Few Bruises

Pasadena car No. So, north-bound,
was about forty-five minutes late last
evening, and while running at high
rate of speed in an endeavor to make
up time struck the horse and buggy be-
longing to Daniel woodward.
Woodward Is a man about so years
of age. The accident occurred Just
south of Daily street, at the junction
between the old and new lines, about
z o'clock.
The horse was uninjured but the
buggy would hardly make good
kindling. The aged man was thrown
to one side of the track. He arose and
insisted that he had a right to cross the
street car track without being hit by a
car.
Woodward was considerably bruised
but was able to go to his home.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-24

the works Of the Barnard Light and
Fuel company in the southeast sec
tion of the city. At present the two
gas bags are in the loft of the build
ing, inflated with air, but as soon as
the hydrogen apparatus is In work
ing order they will be filed with the
light gas
During the trial of the gas appa-
ratus n leak was accidentally made in
the top of the retort containing the hot
gas. Instantly q sheet of white flame
ten feet high shot UP into the air.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-24
JOCKEY BREAKS HIS CLAVICLE
Taken to Emergency Hospital, Where
Surgeons Reduce Fracture ane
Make Him Comfortable

Jockey Brandon was taken to the
emergency hospital yesterday after
noon suffering from a broken clavicle.
The lad was given treatment after
the fracture was reduced and was rest
ing comfortably last night.
He stated that the accident hap
pened while exercising his mount
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-24
INSANE MAN TRIES TO FLY
Aged Patient Who Imagnes Himself
Bird Committed to the
Asylum at Patton

D. Gomez, prisoner at the county
Jail, was ordered committed to Patton
insane asylum yesterday by order of
the insanity commission in Judge
Gibbs department of the superior court.
Gomez Is old and feebleminded. For
the past few days, according to the
testimony offered by guards at the Jail,
the old man has imagined that he was
a bird and was going to fly away out
of the jail to some pretty home in the
far beyond.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-24
Bribery Case Continued

BY 2ASSOCIuteU PTeSS.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 23.-Owing to
the continued illness of Juror j. R.
Allen, a further continuance until next
Monday was ordered by Judge Hart to-
day in the case of Frank French, in
dicted for bribery committed while a
member of the last legislature.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-24
RESIGNS FROM
SCHOOL BOARD
C. C. DAVIS TOO BUSY TO DEVOTE
TIME
Prof. c. E. Moore Of Berkeley Is
Announced as New Candidate
for Superintendent, but No
Vote Has Been Taken

Charles Cassatt Davis has rendered
his resignation as member of the
board of education. The resignation
has not as yet been acted upon and
will not be until after the selection of
a new school superintendent.
Another candidate has entered the
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-24
Women'S $40
CoUert Jackets.

26-inch half fitted style, finished with
or without velvet collars; either unlined
or all satin lined; neatly trimmed with
self strapping.
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being III with colored lanters and about
80 guests being present TO enjoy the al
fair
Harold Fabian entertained a number
Of his friends al the Alta club on
Thursday.
Mrs g. c. slade entertained at
Kenslngton yesterday in honor OF mir
sister. Mrs j. Peare, who Is visiting
her. The rooms were decorated ana
about % guests were present.
An interesting event Of the week was
the piano recital given by Miss Mary
Olive Gray presenting her pupil Miss
DYER al the Congregation church last
night. Miss Gray acted as accompan.
Isl 10 her pupil, who acquitted herself
With donors, and the affair with Mrs.
Gerran's vocal numbers Included, was
in all ways ENJOYABLE.
Mrs. George ]. Gibson was hostess at
an ENJOYABLE card party yesterday
given in honor Of her guest, Miss Marie
Dcrmtt Of Plttsburg.
-
Mrs. Porciyal o. Perkins entertained
az a delightful tea yesterday afternoon
the rooms being bright with autumn
flowers and number OF intimate
friends assisting.
Tonight MIR and Mrs r. G. Schulder
will entertain at dinner m honor OF the
Misses Lyster Of Chicago.
Mrs. 4. s. Martin entertained At
nretty luncheon today. the table being
effectively decorated. and covers laid
for about a dozen guests.
Miss Gertrude shannon entertained a
number OF her school friends on Wed
nesday night in honor Of her hueenih
birthday. a dinner being served and an
informal musical and literary program
being enjoyed. The rooms were bright
with flowers and a pleasant time spent
Misses Ethel and Rhea Rogers en-
tertalned at delightful canyon party
I'm City creek, Monday, for FRIENDS
from ogden and Logan. The young
people returned to spend the evening In
dancing al saltair. The guests were:
Misses Ruby Wright, Genleve ana
Glenn Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs, Ray h.
West. Mr.. and Mrs. V. S. Snow and
Messrs Clyde sauires Serge Campbell
Jack Duncan, VIII Morreil and orson
Rogers.
The Ladies' Literary club opens It's
season next Friday with an Inaugural
address by the president. Miss Paul,
followed BY a social hour The mu-
steal part Of the program has been
prepared by Mrs. Peabody and IN.
cludes flute solo from WIZARD
Flashman. tow vocal quartet numbers.
ana the performance Of the Tchaikow-
ski piano concerto by Prof. Shepherd
and Miss Cecilia Sharp on two pianos
Mrs Marie Gerrans has returned
from Paris and will shortly open a
studio for vocal pupils.
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stone park, where they have spent sew
eral weeks.
Miss vermiila smoot and Allen
Rassett. have Just returned from
Provo where they snent labor day.
with their friends and relatives.
Miss Katherine Nolan OF Kalamazoo,
Mich, is visiting Mrs. c. j. Collins.
Miss Lena Welby is in Bingham
visiting Miss Bessie Chandler,
Miss Irma Walker. who has been
spending some time in ogden. is home
again.
Mrs r. r Crltchlow and family
have returned from Brighton, where
they have spent six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Gates are In
Boston for a month with Mrs. Gates
and Mrs Shermer.
Miss Ruby Wright has returned
home from Richheld.
Miss Elsie Ridge is the guest OF her
sister Mrs Ray Walker. al the Walker
farm.
Mrs. Cora Medium and Miss Efiie
williamson have returned from Fish
Haven. Idaho. where they visited sew
eral weeks with Miss Willlamsons
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Nephi William
son.
Mrs. c. n. Mccoy has returned from
visit Of several weeks In Idaho.
Mrs Ernest Bamberger Is home from
Colorado Springs where she has spent
the past few weeks.
Miss Rose Evans viii leave shortly
for New York. where she will re-enter
school.
Miss Harwood OF Kansas City is
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. ]. d. Wood,
305 East South Temple street
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Spencer. Mr.,
and Mrs. X. G.. Whitney Mr.. and
ME AreNFEt ~ ~ pei anu ldiillltNN
have returned from their summer AZ
Brighton.
~. and Mrs A. $ Bower returned
Monday from a tour Of Yellowstone
park,
Mrs. L. c. Kensey has returned from
California. where she has been SPEND
ing the last few months
Miss Carrie Sappington has re-
turned from California where she has
spent the vacation.
Mrs. A. W. McCune. Jr., and chill
dren are visiting Mrs. r. c. Naylor.
Mrs. Walter j. Reattie and Mrs. Ed
p. Kimball have returned from Los
Angeles. where they have spent the
past two weeks.
Miss Emily Curtis returns next
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Next week will be marked by sew
eral interesting marriages, Wednesday
as usual being the popular day. Among
them VIII be the weddings OF Miss
Lillian Horne and Shirley NJ. Woolley
Miss Mcmillan and Mr.. Mason and
Miss Sowles and Mr.. Roberts.
The marriage Of Miss Horne and Mr.
Woolley will take place IN the Tenn
pie. and a reception will follow az the
home Of the brides mother, Mrs Mary
5. Horne, in the evening.
on Monday the wedding Of Miss
Lottie Msrcroft and Arthur J. Kelly
viii take place. a reception TO celebrate
the marriage az the brides home.
The marriage Of Miss T.eta McMil-
Ian to Raymond S. Mason of Los An
geles, which takes place on Wednes-
day. will be one Of the events Of the
week The bride will be attended by
her sister Miss Elizabeth Mcmillan as
maid OF honor, while Miss Mildred Nc
MILAN and MISS Leila Treat OF San
Francisco will be the bridesmaids
Gordon Mcmillan. Mr.. Weymouth and
Mr. Heise Of San Francisco friends OF
the groom. will participate and little
Dorothy Adams the niece OF the bride,
will be a flower girl
r. r. Mcdonald announces the en-
gagement Of his daughter Charlotte
Mcdonald Of Oshkosh. Wis. to James
Holley Brown Of this city.
a pretty bridal event Of the past
week was the wedding of Miss Susan
Sawyer and Carl Grover Brown. the
ceremony and reception taking place
al the brides home. with number OF
friends assisting and the bridal pair
leaving later for San Francisco. where
they will make their home.
The wedding OF Miss Mollie Alexsn-
der and Adolph II. May viii take place
next week.
This week on Wednesday Miss Lena
Bachman and Mr.. o. C. Baker of
Provo were married at the latter place.
An announcement which will sur
prise many people Is that Of the mar
rage OF Mr.. James c. Dinwoodey, Jr..
OF this city and Miss Maud +. Tebbs
OF Denver, the young people having
been married on the cath OF August,
unbeknown 10 their friends and hav-
ing just made the disclosure, They will
receive the best wishes OF their friends
for their future happiness.
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Miss Myra Sowles was preitily sugges-
tive OF the bridal event IN which the
guest Of honor will 30 soon figure.
wedding bell Of pink and white sweet
peas hung over the table, while the
place cards we're painted In wedding
bell designs. Tho centerpiece Was o.
sweet peas IN the bridal coloIs, and
smllar extended TO the corners OF the
table. Covers were laid for II guests
Miss Jennie Gray entertained at
cards on Thursday, her amusement be-
Ing Five Hundred, The rooms we're
brilliant With sunhowers and golden
glow and the score cards Chrisiy pic
lures Those invited were Mrs. X. :
Gray Miss Edith Chapman, Miss Rose
Moench, Miss Edna Sands, Miss carrie
Atkins. Misses Elsie and Stella Cohn,
Miss Merle Lynch, Miss Helen Jennings,
Miss Ruby Koeber Miss Florence Gull
mer Miss Elise Yates, Miss Helen
Letchheld.
Miss Mamie Hines vas guest Of honor
at a pretty afternoon affair yesterday.
her hostess being Miss Catherine Nc
Carrick. who entertained about %
guests besides hrself Flowers we're
everywhere and an enjoyable time
spent.
Miss I.eta Mcmillan and the Misses
Lyster Of Chicago were guests OF honor
al an elaborate luncheon on Thursday,
given By Mrs W. 2. kiser at the Coun-
try club. The long table was beaut'
fully decorated In pink and white
bowl Of asters forming the centerpiecc
surrounded by pink and white tulle,
while ferns and pink ribbon streamers
and bows completed the pretty effect
The place cards were In the same col
ors. About % guests we're at the board.
Mrs Charles Read and Mrs. Emily
Read Hager viii be at home informal
Is next Thursday 10 their friends al
the home OF the former al 80 Thir-
teenth East street. Mrs Hager Is her9
from the Philippines. with her little
son. aud will be followed later by MI
Hagcr for an extended visit
Mrs. Harry GAM entertained inform
ally at cards on Thursday for Mrs.
John Reed. about 20 being present, ana
prizes being awarded Mrs. Reed, Mrs.
Ellen Elliott and Mrs Q. b. Meyer.
Mrs. George ". Lambourne VIII en-
t4Ttaln at cards on Tuesday and
Thursday afternoons Of next week.
Mrs F. S. Fox entertained informally
at luncheon ON Thursday for Mrs
Murray OF California. her guests num-
bering about half dozen.
A pleasant affair Of Thursday Was the
afternoon party given by Miss Gladys
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Miss Addie Zane gave a luncheon on
Monday for Miss Leta Mcmillan, eight
Intimate friends being hidden
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell l.. Tracy enter
tanned at dinner al the Country club on
Monday night. their guests numbering
about & half dozen,
Mr. and Mrs, ]. d. Wood gave a box
party at the Orpheum on Monday night.
Miss Elsie Hansen gave a delightful
card party last night Ia honor Of her
guest Miss Bernadette Manley OF st.
u>ous, IS tables being placed The
rooms we're decorated with a profu-
sion OF flowers and vines. the parlor ln
pink and white astefs, the diningroom
IN pink sweet peas and plumosa and
the hall IN goldenglow and sunfow-
ers. with a large American flag draping
the wall The tallies were Gibson pic
lures. Supper was served after the
contest, and about 10 guests were pres
ent.
Miss Mary Wayne entertained at a
notably pretty luncheon yesterday In
honor OF Mis- Mollie Alexander. whose
marriage to Mr.. A. H. May takes place
next week. The rooms we're decorated
IN yellow with a profusion OF golden
glow and sunhowtrs, and the table hal
for centerpiece a large sunhower IN
tissue paper, each petal containing a
dainty handkerchief for The bride-elect,
and the unfolding taking place az the
close Of the luncheon. Yellow nastur-
tlums and smllax completed the dec
orstions. About a dozen guests were
present.
Miss Mamie Hines was entertained
nj a pretty afternoon AFFAIR on Thurs
day by Miss Josephine Brown, the
rooms being decorated 10 pink and pur-
pie asters. and prizes IN the contest
being awarded Miss Myrtle Jack and
Miss Abbie Lowe. The guests we're:
the Misses Mamie Needham, Josephine
Clawson. Amy Starr. Rhoda Young FL
Ia Burns, Abbie Snow. Myrtle Jack,
Rachel Snow. Ethel Brown, Merle
Snow, sNrs. Athenol Lund.
Miss Ruby LamboWne was hostess
al card party yesterday In honor Of
Miss Rose Evans who leaves shortly
for New York. the decorations. tallies
and all details harmonizing, About .
guests enjoyed the affair.
The luncheon given by Miss Bessie
Williamson on Thursday In honor Of
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H3SoTNo'

orson NJ. Rogers has returned from
Idaho where he has been for the past
eight months
Miss Emma Dickson, who has been
visiting With Miss Nellie Williams,
has returned 10 her home In Denver
Colo.
Mrs John L Bowman and daugh-
tiers Miss Hazel and Ruth, have re-
turned from Upper rails resort III
Provo canyon, where they have spent
the summer.
Mics Mary Roberts. who has been
tho guest OF Miss Mildred OFT the last
two weeks returned Thursday to her
home In ogden.
Mrs : & Adams Of Denver arrived
IN the city Wednesday ard will be at
the Mcmillan home tn after the NC
MILAN Mason wedding.
Miss Leila Trent ~ san Francisco
is here and will also be a guest al
the Mcmillan home.
Mrs q. D. Banks Is back from
visit OF few weeks IN New York
Mrs Martha Royle King and her
aunt Mrs. NJ. S. Turner Of Denver
are back from trip through yellow
stone park.
Mrs A. J Hardin Of Pueblo, Colo,
Is he guest Of Judge and Mrs w. G.
Hall.
Mrs Joseph Haas has gone today
To Los Angeles. 10 visit her mother
Mrs G. $ Tingey. who has been spend
Ing the summer in California.
Miss Beth buckingham has return
ID from a months visit in Omaha and
Denver.
Mrs ". T.. 4. Culmcr and her dauEh-
her. Mrs Frank Roberts and baby
have gone Ia Los Angeles Tor a month.
Mrs Margaret Zane wiicher has re-
turned from San Francisco.
Mrs Chester ". o'Nieu and children
~ Chicago are visiting with Mrs.
oNielis sister, Mrs r. T. AcCon-
suEhy.
Bernice Richardson. Frank ard John
Rudy have returned from Chicago.
where they have spent a couple OF
weeks
Mrs A p. Hirsh of Philadelphia
who has been the guest % Mrs Sol
Siegel for a month. has returned 10 her
home.
Mrs J. W. Edmonds has returned
from Brighton. where she was the
quest a. Mrs Fisher Harris Tor two
weeks.
Mrs T. a. WINNER and Miss Hazel
WINNER have rfiurned from Yellow
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so Years
In Favor

product that grows in favor year after
year, for over fifty years must possess I'm.
usual merit,
That's the history Of Ghirarde's Ground Cho.
coate. Time after time, the capacity OF the
plant has been increased 10 keep pace with
The growing demand, in spite Of sharp com.
petition and frequent limitations.
Try one can and you'll understand why.
You'll appreciate The delicate flavor and sat.
lsfylng goodness.
Ash YOUR grooer for II.
he sure that sou get II.
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Mrs. Archie Bigelow is entertaining
large number OF her lady friends m
afternoon az 800. After cards a danu
luncheon will be served. The parIor
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a pretty home wedding was CO.. shit
al the residence Of Mr. and Mrs T 2
Whipple l,4h Twenty-tourth = T.
when their daughter, Mise we
Whipplc was united IN bonds n, snis
lock with r. G. Crocher, Rev 10. W.
Carver officiating. A bounteous a I
was served In the dining roo,, "a.
which a large number OF relative.
friends partook. The contrarfin, AZ
ties are very popular IN Ogaep ~
bride has been al Lost & Thor,,, ne
a long time. She is charming vc,. 20
lady and leader IN social clrcias 'ss.s
groom Is a kell known young hrs,. ne
man associated with the Hydro.Css.ss,fe
Light company They received ~. ~
beautiful presents. Ogden viii be ~
home. WV
Mrs. Dr. 5. l.. Byick has as her vn,,.
this week Mrs. Knudson ana
daughters Lila and opal. from RrlvA.e
city Mrs. Brick and Miss LA a.
leave Ogden next week for h. A..
on a pleasure trip.
Monday evening at Uintah a lars.-
attended and very enjoyable weSSi..
dance was given In honor ~ M ~
Mrs. Laurence Pendleton. who an. -
ing to make their home IN SUNNI.
county.
Miss Mabel A. Wade Of Please.
View, Weber county vas msrr,,
Thursday TO Daniel F.. Barnett. N Sg,
field, Idaho. Rev. j. r. Carver al,
ing in the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nc. Gone Rls -.
daughter Grace, have returned bo-,
from an enjoyable outing In Nevada
DR.. w. p. Armstrong and wifi. .,
Springfield. Illinois. are visiting In M.
den, the guests Of Paul Stecker AZ,
family
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Mrs. + @. Bell has gone 10 San Frs,'
cisco to spend several months plsasu,
ing
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the their daughter
Day
Of president
reception
unusually pretty
aured pro.
wedding is early
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Thursday from Los Angeles, where
she has spent the past month.
Miss Ella NJ. Dukes. who has been
spending the summer in oregon, re-
turned today
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Read have re-
turned from Yellowstone park.
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Mrs. William Crosby gave pretty
childrcns party FOR her little daughter
Mlra on TUESDAY
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Miss Nina Beverage gave lawn
rsrty ON Thursday nIght. The grounds
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Mrs r. A. WINNER and Miss Hazel
WINNER have rrturned from Yellow
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Mrs J. W. Edmonds hss returned
from Brighton, where sh. was the
quest a. Mrs Fisher Harris Tor two
weeks
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Mrs A p. Hirsh ~ Philadelphia.
who has been the guest % Mrs. Sol
Siege for a month, has returned 10 her
home
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Bernice Richardson. Frank ard John
Rudy have returned from Chicago
where they have spent a couple OF
weeks