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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-01-24

The resemblance of the two names
is easily seen. Then it is alleged,
Wells opened the envelope and found
therein pension check for $24. This,
he is charged with cashing. Later he
received his own check for a like
amount and is accused also of realiz-
ing on it.
He was arrested in Mt. Pleasant as
a fugitive from justice and brought to
Ottumwa, where he had his hearing
before United States Commissioner F.
M. Hunter. The commissioner placed
him under $1,000 bond, but this he
failed to give and Deputy Marshal Dun
lap was ordered to take Wells before
Judge Mcpherson and secure the
the Illinois officials.
Trump Trial Proceeds.
The trial of Frank Trump, charged
with larceny, has occupied the session
Of the Wapello county district court
today. Trump himself was on the
stand this morning and afternoon. The
| taking of the evidence will probably
be finished and the case may go &C
| the jury this afternoon
| Sentenced Continued.
| Harry Graham, who was charged by
two indictments with obtaining money
under false pretenses, has changed his
plea of guilty to not guilty. His sen
tence has been continued until Satur-
day. March 8. and he has been released
on his good behavior until that time.
Minor Criminal News.
In Justice Melick's court this morn
ing George Walker charged with cruel
ty to animals pleaded guilty and was
fined $40 and COSTS His sentence was
suspended during good behavior. The
| information against Walker was filed
by George Blount, humane officer.
In Justice Ayres' court the case
against William Cox, charged with the
same offense was dismissed by the
/ prosecuting attorney. The case against
o. P. Bier, defendant on similar
charge was tried yesterday and the
defen liant was found not guilty.
In Justice Melick's court Saturday
II. g. Rupe pleaded not guilty to the
/ charge Of perjury. His hearing is set
for Friday afternoon The charge
against Rupe was made by his father
in-law, Wayne Rupe, who charges him
with committing perjury while wit
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MISSIONARY MEETS.
LipertyvilIe Society Has sociaI-other
Interesting News.

Libertyville, Jan 23.-The Mission
airy society met at the Tome of Mrs.
Hiram Davis Friday afternoon. There
were a large attendance. Each member
gave 10 cents and the proceeds went
to Miss Mollie Springer. Ice cream
and cake was served by the hostess.
Music and social chat was the after
Moons entertainment.
Personal Items.
Mr.. and Mrs. u S. Vaught spent
Friday, visiting with their daughter,
l.lrs. Della Hisel, southeast of Fair
field
Miss Jessie Conner, who is teaching
school spent Sunday with her parents
in Fairfield.
A sled load party of young married
people drove to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Morey last Wednesday ev-
ening and spent the evening. They
all report fine time.
Miss Nellie Linder, who is teach
ing in the Fairfield public school,
spent Sunday with her parents.
Helen Clifford returned to her school
duties in Fairfield Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Williams will
entertain the M. M. M. clupb Wednes-
day evening, January %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Loeln of Fairfield
spent Saturday and Sunday visiting at
the G. Vaught home.
Lewis McCleary was Fairfield
shopper Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mace Clinkenyeard en
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State VS.. Harry Tinmons was tried
yesterday afternoon and the jury is
out. Timmons is charged with steal4
ing some harness.
A marriage license was granted to
Q. r. Parsons and Miss Nellie MilleE
yesterday. They are residents Of Wars
rem township
Personal Items.
Dave Parker returned last evening
from Kansas City, where he has been
employed for some time.
Carl Lindquist returned last evening
from Des Moines where he has been
having his eyes treated.
Charles Tomilson Of Oregon is visit
ing in the city with his brother, Elba
Tomilson.
Mrs. John Van Derby of HumestoH
is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Eli
Gray.
Mission meeting is being held today
and tomorrow at the Swedish Lutheran
church.
Miss Anna Peterson is spending thu
week with her parents near Oakley.
Miss Anna Crowley of Kirksvflle,
Mo-, is spending the week with rela.
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith of Col.
umbia were in our city Tuesday.
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ALBA.

Abba, Jan. .22.-Marriage licenses
We're issued Saturday to Edwin H.
Dawson, aged "a, Abba, and Lillian
Powell, aged 20, Abba, and to Elmer
I.iXenbaugh, aged %, Abba, and Jessie
Combs, aged %, Selection
Smoke Havana Blossom 1Oc cigar, &C.
Mrs. Gross, who has been quarantine
ed with smallpox at her home on East
Taylor street the past month, has re-
covered her usual health, but has not
yet been released from the quarantine.
Her eldest son, Ralph, has been per-
m1tted to resume his work at the laun-
dry. Mrs. Gross has kept her own
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room during her sickness and has not
mingled with the family.

room during her sickness and has not
mingled with the family.
w. s. Fall expected to leave yester-
day for Denver, Colorado. to attend the
national Live Stock association, but
owing to illness this trip was postpon-
ed. Mr.. Fall may go this evening.
William Wilkin, who fell some two
weeks ago, is not regaining his custo-
mary strength, probably owing to his
extreme age.
Miss Mary Brookins G. S. B. lectured
at the opera hous last evening on
Christian Science. Miss Brookins is
board of lectureship of the FIRST Church
OF Christian Science in Boston.
Miss Ethel Lutz of Periopolis, Penn
sylvania, is the guest Of her brother,
w. B. Lutz. Miss Lutz expects to make
an extended visit in Iowa.
Will Johnson of Harvey was an over
Sunday visitor at Abba.
B. G. Early and family of Red Oak
and DR.. and Mrs. R. o. Early of Gales
burg, ILL.,. were guests at the parental
Early home Sunday.
Mrs. Cauff of Piper City, ILL.,, is maxi
ing quite an extended visit with her
brother, DR.. r. T. Bartram, at this
place.
Ralph Hollingsworth of Ottumwa ar
rived on No. 10 yesterday evening for
a brief visit with friends.
J. S. Juplins was in town on busi-
ness Saturday.
George Kissick, accompanied by DIR.
Miller, went to Iowa City Saturday
morning and underwent on operation
for appendicitis. Since the operation
the patient is making good progress
| toward recovery.
DR.. ]. w. Snavely was called to
Paris, Mo-, Sunday morning by the SER
ious illness of his son, Perry Snavely.
who is quite sick with a fever.
David Schooley of Bluff Creek town
ship was in town on business yesterday
Charles Steward left last night for
his home at Wallace, Idaho, after an
extended visit with relatives and
friends in and about Abba.
H. L.. Waters of Centerville was at
Abba yesterday on business.
Mrs. William Porter has been on the
sick list the past two weeks.
| County Attorney A. C. Parry and
| family expect to leave in a short time
for the south for the benefit of Mr..
| Parry's health. He but recently re-
turned from that region. which he
found very beneficial to his health
d. Fl. Hawthorne passed through
Abba Yesterday on his way to Clarinda
where he will visit short time with
| relatives and friends.
Miss Henrietta Young was forced to
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NEWTON c. HILL
FUNERAL SERVICES
70 BE HELD FROM WATERMAN
Observation-Disclosures IN
oTTUMWA CEMETERY

From Tuesdays Daily.
The last sad rites over the remains
OF the late Newton g. Hill, who passed
away recently in Pasadena, Cal, will
be held Wednesday afternoon, January
% at 2::30 o'clock from the residence
Of H. L. Waterman, 1923 East Fifth
street. Rev. H. w. Hargett, pastor
of the First Methodist Episcopal
church, will have charge Of the ser
vices. Interment will be made in the
Ottumwa cemetery.
The ketcham obsequies.
The remains of the late Frank Ket-
cham, who passed away Sunday morn
ing at the late residence, SOS Ellis
avenue, were laid to rest yesterday aft
ernoon at 2 O'clock in the Udell GENE
terry. Services were held in Udell,
conducted by Rev. q. E. Chambers
pastor of the Davis Street Christian
church.
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tertained the Birthday club of Lib
ertyville at their beautiful home in
Fairfield. 1t was fine evening and
they all report a pleasant time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Clinkenbeard
are visiting relatives in Fairfield.
Mrs. James Cowan was called to
Coryden, Monday by the sudden illness
and. death of her brother-in-law, Andy
henderson,.
Ed Ward Of Fairfield spent Sunday
with friends here.
Mrs. Oscar Swanson and son, Gail,
are on the sick list.
Two sled loads consisting of young
people drove over to Fairfield Thurs
day evening and enjoyed several hours
skating at the Fairfield skating rink.
Little Rosamund Tedlow, who has
been Ill for several weeks, is now able
to be up and around.
Frank Fell is reported better today.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Laughlin were
visitors in Fairfield Friday
Mrs. Dave Riniker is visiting her
parents in Quincy, III.
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give up her work at Strausberger and
Yer yeers for a few days on account
of sickness.
Miss Julia Holsclaw returned yester-
day morning from Russell. where she
was visiting her sister.
DR.. Gertrude Forrest will be able to
resume her office work next Friday.
She had been i'll for several months
past with pneumonia.
Miss Maude Fisher is again able to
be at her post in the tea store.
Mrs. Trenamen was among the out
of town people who attended the Chris
-tfan Science lecture last night by Miss
Brookins of Boston.
Lee Forsythe delivered two loads of
hogs to local buyers yesterday.
], s. Junkins was in town today on
business.
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TO TAKE WELLS
TO ILLINOIS
DEPUTY MARSHAL DUNLAP WILL
SECURE ORDER FROM JUDGE
SMITH MCPHERSON
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Deputy Marshal A. d. Dunlap of
Keokuk. is expected to arrive in Of
tumwa today to take charge Of Isaiah
Wells, now lying in the county Jail,
and take him before Judge Smith Nc
Pherson at Red Oak, to secure an or
der permitting his transporting Wells
to Illinois and giving him into the Gus
tody Of the marshal of the southern
district Of that state.
Is In Deep Trouble.
Wells is in deep trouble primarily
because his name happened to look
like another mans. Wells was III
Nioto, ILL.,, last December He is a
pensioneer and was looking for his
pension check to arrive. He went to
the post office one day and secured a
letter addressed to one Isaac Webb
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ness in a case before Justice w. j.
Berry last June. The defendant was
released on bond
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STATE VS.. TIMMoNs.

Case Being Tried in Charlton Court ii
Jury's Hands--Marriage Licenses.
Charlton, jan 23.-The case of this
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A Honelike
Place
is OUR DINING ROOM.

is OUR DINING ROOM.
When you are in town drop in about
dinner time and see what a good meal
we can give you.
Excellent cooking and plenty of it
Our place is conveniently located. Just
one door east of the Courier office.
Elite Restaurant,
MICHAEL & BOYER, Proprs.
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Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to the
health Office during the past twenty-four
hours:
Morris Levin, 81 years. 1904 7th street
northwest.
Hannah H. Mulloy, ss years, 1901 9Th
street northwest.
Florence L. Perkins, As years. 80 Grant
place northwest
Sarah E. Keene, 70 years, Brightwood.
D. C.
Frederick s. Kimbark, GO years, 1874 B
street northeast.
Mary C. Reeves, 81 years. Emergency
Hospital
Eliza Warden SO years, Home for Incur
ables.
Welby Bradshaw, 10 months, 2244 18th
Louise Moore, months, Brightwood,
D. c.
George Bookman, months, 1902 L street
northwest.
Joseph R. Guy, 81 years, 1859 Columbia
road northwest.
Richard Lewis, 81 years. 515 9th street
southeast.
Frank Bruce, 81 years. 80 2lst street
northwest.
Alice Pannell, years, 1928 Decatur court
northwest.
Earnest Dyer, years, Chester court
John H. Corn, years, 2411 Shows court
northwest.
Teresa A. Ray year, All D street south
east.
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Leopold Won Bredow of the Cuirrasiers of
the Guard, formerly an attache of the Ger
man embassy at Washington, died here yes
terday after long illness. The funeral will
occur at the Won Bredow residence in Ber-
lin tomorrow and the burial will take place
Saturday at the family seat of the Won
Bredows
The marriage of Miss Frances Newlands
and Lieut.. Won Bredow took place here
about two years ago and was the occasion
of a family party at Woodley, Senator
Newlands' home on Woodley lane. The
ceremony took place a the Episcopal
church at Chevy Chase. The young couple
met abroad while Miss Newlands was trav-
cling with her former governess.
News of her serious illness reached here
early last spring, and Senator Newlands
FASTENED at once to his daughter.
Frau Won Bredow, whose mother was Miss
Sharon of California, inherited large for
tune. She was exceptionally well educated
and spent much of her life abroad, though
preceding the marriage of her elder sister
was introduced to society here and took a
prominent part in the gayeties of the sue
I ceeding season.
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Births Reported.

The following births were reported to the
health office during the past twenty four
hours:
James f. and Ada r. Brown, August 10,
1907: male.
Robert r. and Margaret f. Birkhead, Au-
gust 16, 1907; male.
Henry L. and Edith G. Clark, August 10,
1907; female
Lewis and Julia Collins, July IA, 1907;
female.
James and Florence r. Downing, August
II, 1907; female.
John and Matildee Holtzwart, August 10,
1907; female.
Harry D. and Marjorie H. Moulton, July
u. 1907; female
Frederick w. and Mazella S. Parks, Au-
gust Is, 1907; male.
Earl S. and Ida NJ. Wood, August Is,
1907; female.
Joseph r. and Lucy Bell, August IL, 1907
female.
Aquila and Maple Butler, July IS, 1907
female.
Henry w. and Matte B. Cross, August
10. 1907 female.
Harry and Margaret Jones, August 10.
1907; male.
Frank and Otilia A. Williams, August 5,
1907; female
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued as follows
Peyton NJ. Pettitt of Ballston, Va, AND
Nettie p. Collins of this city.
George G. Whitney and Matte V. Trey.
Richard Goodrich and Ether Green.
Charlie c. Kurtz and Linda l.. MentZer
both OF Youngstown, Ohio.
Edward Brightfull and Maggie Mitchell.
Grover c. Nicholson and Cora c. Belts.
William Thompson and Nellie Hardy.
William Washington and Grace Arm.
strong.
Henry ]. O'Connor and Anastasia S Dur.
rant.
William S. Sims OF Prince George county
Md, and Oberta Reed of this city.
Harvey A. Arnold and Carolyn M BobSt
both Of WiIliamsport, Pa.
Patrick Tierney and Mary A. Fitzpatrick
Samuel l.. Frazier of Greenlevel. Md, and
Henrietta Norris of Petersburg, Va.
Arthur E. koopman of New York city and
Ida e. McI-aurie of Brooklyn, n. Y.
Joseph c. Fairlamb and Dora L. Walton
both of Richmond, Va.
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In Memoriam.

ALEXANDER. In loving remembrance OF ouI
day, August %, 1905
One less earth the pilgrims daily to bear;
One more In heaven the crown of the blest to
BY MOTHER. FATHER AND SISTER.
In the sweet bye-and bye in heaven,
we FDA'' 'ee' anu A''" All AUNT NELLIE.
dear husband and father, JACOB J. APPICH,
who departed this life one year ago today.
One long year has passed, and stfnl miss him.
Oft we wander to his grave;
Friends may think the wound IL healed;
But God alone knows the sorrow
BY Wis lis ss SaR GHi ns AND
MABEL GHEES. who died eight years ago to-
day, August %, 1899.
JONES In sad sqt loving Of our
departed this life nine years ago today August
Again the silent wheels of time
Their annual round have driven,
And she whom we loved 20 well
BY HER h hovfS n sfs ffsn ans BROTHERS
lola, WILBURN AND SAMUEL.
MCKAY. In sad but loving remembrance OF my
dear niece, MAMIE R, Mckay, who died two
years ago yesterday, August 81, 1905.
Gone in the best OF her days.
Torn from the hearts that loved her
To sleep in the silent tomb
And who linger only know
How much lost two years ago.
BY AUNT MAMIE.
SAVOY. In sad but loving remembrance Of our
loving and devoted mother and grandmother
Mrs ELIZABETH f.. V. SAVOY. who died Cne
year ago today, August %, 1906.
Just year dear mother.
Thy loved spirit took its flight.
Now thy children. broken hearted,
Mourn thy absence lone tonight.
Thou art absent and yet with US;
We journeying on 10 thee,
Soon life's tolls will all be ended
And again we'll he with thee
BY HER DEVOTED CHILDREN AND GRAND
CHILDREN.
SCOTT. In fond and loving remembrance OF my
dear husband. LOUIS SCOTT. who departed
life one year ago today, August %, 1906
Gone. but not forgotten.
BY HIS LOVING WIFE. NORMA SCOTT
WITHEIlS In sad but loving memory Of our
dear huk band and father, THOMAS p WITH
EltS. who del year ago today, August
%, 1906.
Gone, but not forgotten
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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DIED.

THOMAS r. ErXToS. august - i'''
lntermcnt ut ST. John. y L.
DAEFoRTH on Wednesday August 81 1907 at
$50 am. after q brief Illness ELIZA beloved
wife of the late James Danfortl
Funeral from the residence OF her sister Mrs Jane
lustS. II6 Massachusetts avenue northwest,
Friday August n at pm. Relatives aud
friends Invited 10 attend. Intermen. private. ,
FRANKFORT. ON saturday. August II. 1907 ut
o'clock pm, In Charleston, y. e.. after a
short Illness: nr MICHAEL, beloved husband
OF Maihilde FEancfort. aged s'yty.;wo vars.
Sunday night. Remains moderated with
proper services at Lees crematory Mondsy,
August ~, at pm.
FRElRICK. ON Tuesday August -. 1907 aA-
BETTE FREIRICk, in the seventy ninth YEAR
OF her age.
Funeral from the residence of her daughter. Mrs.
August q. at so am. Please omit omit aon ,~a
nosMER. On Wednesday. August Il. 1907. at
Seabright. y. J.. AMANDA STURGES. widow
Of Col A. A, Hosmer, in the slAtyn year
Funeral from Peck Chapel Washington. n. c. on
Saturday. August ~ at pm
HOWE. On Wednesday. August 81 1907 at $50
pm. JAMES. beloved husband OF Mary A.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from his late residence. 633
Virginia avenue southeast. on saturday August
"a, at $50 am. thence to ST Peters Church
a, o'clock; where mass OF requiem viii he
offered for the repose OF his soul lnterment
at Mount Oliyet cemetery.
JOHNSON. on August 20. 1907. at her residence,
10 + street southwest, Mrs. MATILDA JOHN
son. beloved mother OF Marie and Beatrice
Johnson and sister of John r. Dyer. Mrs.
Maggie Courtney, Mrs. Annie Warren and Mrs.
Ruth Cole
Funeral from Ebenezcr A. NJ. E. Church Friday,
August p. at pm.
klMBARk. On "Wednesday. August 81 1907. at
40 am. FREDERICK SEYMOUR KIM
Interment at EllenviIle. " Y.
MecALMoNT ON THURSDAY. Angust %, 1907. at
Mr.. and Mrs. J. =. McCalmont 1907 X street
northwest.
Funeral Friday at pm.
roSFi 20 Suddenly MSpasE AuFgs. r. 1907 at
Funeral services at his late residence, Iii2 18th
street ,n northwest: Thursday; August q at 7
ton, Del, and Philadelphia papers please copy.l2
QUINTER Suddenly, on Wednesday. August p.
1897; at 100 pm at his residence. 94O r street
=, northwest, JOSEPH RoDGER QuINTER,
Funeral from his late residence Friday, August %,
at 2.30 pm. lnterment private.
wALCOTT. At Jaffrey. " H.. on the evening OF
August 20: 1907. JESSIE wALc0Tr widow Of
Charles H. Walc9tt OF Concord: Mass. and
this city.
Funeral at Concord. Mass. Friday, August %,
wALkER = On ~ Weanssaay August 81 1907, MAG
at Providence Hospital.
lnterment private.
WILLIAMS. Suddenly. Wednesday. August 81,
1907. at 2:15 pm, at her home. 219 10th street
southwest. JANE +. WILLIAMS.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
XANDER. On Wednesday, August q. 1907. at 1
o'clock pm: WILLIAM KARL. beloved con Of
William and Margaret Xander, aged year
and four months.
Funeral from parents residence. 6lO Louisiana ave
nue. northwest. Friday, August % at 8
o'clock pm. Relatives and friends respect
FULLY invited to attend. lnterment Mt Prospect
Hill cemetery.
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Gallant Conduct Commended.

Rear Admiral Brownson acting secretary
of the navy, has addressed a letter to 2. j.
Shannon, an oiler on the U. S. S. Eagle,
heartily commencing him for his gallant
conduct in jumping overheard from that
ship August last and rescuing from
drowning J. Nesbitt, a seaman, who had
fallen overheard and was unable to swim.
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the marriage OF their daughter. Mary
Evens. TO Mr.. A. Ross Edmonston. at 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon. at Trinity NJ.
E. Church, by the Rev. II. S. France. They
were attended by Miss Bliss Eimonston.
sister of the groom, and Mr.. c. Percy Or
ton, the brides brother. The couple left
last night for the jamestown exposition,
and will be at home at 615 Sth street north
east after September l.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.. Steuart and daughter
Leila are spending their vacation at Rsho-
both Beach, Del.
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Appointed Southern Revenue Agent

E. w. Screven of Columbia, S. c., who has
been for several years deputy collector of
internal revenue in South Carolina. has be IN
made a revenue agent in charge of that
service for the states OF North and South
Carolina, with headquarters at Greensboro
N c. Capt. Capers, the commissioner of
Internal revenue, made this appointment
Yesterday.
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Rockville. by the Rev. Father Kcryi,k ELLIE
G. FAliEi and GEORGE +. BUSCuER.
CARGER-BLEO On Monday. August ~ 1907,
in New York 10y the Rev. John Il Wright
ClARE RlolNT BLEo and CHARLES
Ip"NSENiD CARTER. 10th Of New York.
formerly Of Washington. l.. {.
EpMoNSroN- oRToN on August 81 1907. ~
The Rev. IL y. France. A ROSS EpMoNSTpN
OF Rockville. Md. and MARY L. ORTuN ct
this city. No cards
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FRAU Won BREDow DEAD.
Senator Newlands' Daughter Passes
AWAY in Berlin.

BERLIN, August 22.-Frau Frances vor
Bredow, daughter of Senator Francis G
Newlands Of Nevada and wife Of Lieut.
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BORN.

GRAIN On August 81. 1907. to Mrs. and Mr..
Darrell G. Grain, daughter.
PROCTOR. On August Il. 1907, TO Mrs. Ger
trude Chauncey Proctor and Frederick X.
Proctor, son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-22

Mr. and Mrs. Pasternak, who stayed in
London ten days, are now in Paris to re-
main until late in September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-22

Mrs. Emma Brosee, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss BERTHE, of 90 street north
east, have gone to Kentucky TO two or
three weeks to visit her aunt, Mrs. w. r.
Smith. They are expected home about the
middle of September
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-22

Mrs. c. Schwartz and Miss Callit
Schwartz of Richmond are the guests O.
Mrs. ]. w. Hechinger and Miss Leon;
HeChinger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-22

Mrs. Harry ]. Senay and son are at Old
Point Comfort and the jamestown ex-
position and on their return will visit Mrs.
A. o. Tucker of Hampton, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-22

Mrs. ]. M. Burns and daughter, Anna T.,
have just returned home after an extended
stay in Atlantic City and Cape May
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Mrs. George w. Trowbridge and daugh-
ter, Agnes Cowgirl also son. William Scott
are at the Atlantic Hotel Ocean City, Md.
Her dest daughter, Daisy Ethel is the
guest of Mrs. John E. Wilkie, and daugh-
ter Jean at their summer home, Grand
Haven. Mich. Mrs. Trowbridge is the
youngest sister of Mrs. Scott, wife of Sen
ator Scott OF West Virginia.