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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-06-22
Lost His Cash.

Grieving over the loss of $685. the
savings of 10 years, Charles II. Lewis,
aged "a years. has wandered away
from the Masonic home, and no trace
of him can be found. Because of the
close proximity of the home to Reeds
lake, it is feared the aged man may
have drowned himself. Preparations
are being made to drag the lake.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-06-22
Unknown Dead.

An unknown man was found dead in
Edwardsburg Sunday afternoon.
There was an empty laudanum bot
tie beside him. which indicated sui
eide. There was no clue to his identi-
ty, although both the label on the
bottle and the label in his hat bore
the names of Benton Harbor firms. He
was about 60 years of age.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-06-22
Rowland Convicted.

Frank Rowland, who shot Charles
g. Carroll, of Marcellus, in his wife's
room in Laporte, Ind, has been found
guilty of intent to murder. and must
serve a term of two to II years. Car.
roll has three bullets in his body and
physicians say ne cannot survive one
year. Judge Dodge instructed the Jury
that the "unwritten law" should not
be considered. Howland's parents are
prominent Grand Rapids people.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-06-22

Alpena board of review has raised
personal values about $4,000 900 and
W. A. Comstock and F. w Gilchrist
have each been boosted 100000.
Whole Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Policy
were fishing in Pigeon river their g.
year-old son crawled out of the buggy
and fell into the creek and was
drowned
Geo. w. Smith tainted on the street
in Battle Creek and was taken TO DO
lice headquarters and washed up. and
sent to his boarding house. There he
collapsed again and he died from ex-
haustiop after being taken to Nichols
hospital.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-06-22
THE MARKETS.

Detrot-The cattle trade was dull,
and dry-fed stuff was scarce and 100
sc lower. The receipts were made up
largely Of grass cattle and the prices
dred lower than they were week ago,
and at the close even more Good
grades of mich cows brought steady
prices, but common were dull and
draggy and it had to be a good one to
bring over $45. Extra dry-fed steers
and heifers; IS 25@5 80; steers s9d
grass steers and heifers, 500 NO
1000, 81 50Q5 25; grass steers and
heifers that are fat, 500 to 1000.
that are fat, 500 to 700, SO 25@S rs;
choice fat cows, s4@4 %; good fat cows,
SO 10; common cows, $3@5 %; Gamers,
fair to good bologna bulls, So 5o@4:
steers. 500 to 1000, s4@4 IS; fair feed
ng sssrs 500 500 to to 49, 50 S 49, chG 9a
stockers, 500 to 700. SO 25@3 SO; stock
heifers, 50 25QS IS; mixers large,
young, medium age, $4O@50; common
The veal calf trade opened from 25c
to soc lower than last week and closed
very dull and strong, 75c lower than
of prime stuff brought rs, but most
OF the sales were at Sc rs and under.
We quote: Best grades, Sc 25@7 25;
others. SO 50@4
Sheep and lambs-Range of prices:
Best lambs. s. 20; fair to good lambs,
S6@7; light to common lambs, S5m6;
spring lambs, s7M9: fair to good
butcher sheep, $4@4 IS; culls and COM
mon. 1904.
Hogs-A few of the choice went to
SPECTATORS o at Sc; Range of of prices;
SIS 95; light workers.. IS 95; roughs,
IS %; stays, one-third off.
East BuTalo:--Export steers, SEQ
625: few at $685.; best 1000 to LOO
lb do. $5.25@5.75: best fat cows, s4.25
90 fair to good, sS50@4; trimmers,
$50; mediums to good s4.25 @l.5o; best
feeders, $4.25 a 40; yearlings, $S.25@
S.75; common stock steers. $3@3.25; ex-
ss. 7 s Stock f0S b%lis s25S@s5o; fresh
mediums to good, sSs@4S; common,
Hogs-Market 5000 lower; all
weak 10 cars unsold.
lambs. $500 7.75; few choice SIS; cuiis.
S.25: ewes. $5.5C@6; closed slow.
medium ninHs sG.5eS7.75 ;Y heavy, s4@4'So.
Grain. Etc.
it-wheat-Cash No. red,
% Sc J sCSo S% at eu a Zoo 300 S% eq
81 &c. 10000 bu at 91Ac, 5000 bu at
81 &c, 10000 bu at 92c. 10000 blu at
1000 bu at 93Ac. 5000 bu at 93kc: Sep
TENDER 10000 bu at 94%c. 10000 bu at
94Ac, $4,000 bu at 94c, 10000 bu at
93Ac. 5000 bu at 94c. 25.000 bu at 94hc.
90 600 bu at 94ssc. 10000 blu at CSC, TO-
600 bu at 95 hc. 1900 bu at 95&c. TO-
600 bu at .96c: December, 5000 bu at
a6Kc, $4,000 bu at 96c, 10000 bu at
95%c. 5000 bu at 961sc, 10000 blu at
96%c. $4,000 bu at 97f 10000 bu at
971kc. 10 900 bu at 97Ic, 90 900 bu at
Csc: No. 3 red, 90Ac; No. 1 white. 91%c.
Corn-Cash No. 3. 541sc; No. 3 yell
low. 9 cars at sec: No. yellow, cars
at h41kc, at sac; No. white. 2 cars
at 55c
Oats-Cash No 3 white car at
47ihc: September, 1910 bid
Rye-Cash No. 2. SIC.
Beans-Cash and June, 81 IA July,
car at 81 76.
Cloverseed-Prime spot. so; October,
900 bags at 81 7h: December, 100 bags
at 81 "a: prime alsike. 81 so.
Timothy seed-Prime spot, 90 bags at
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-06-22

A New York woman has been award.
damages in the sum of six cents
cause a dentist kissed her while
Z was fitting false teeth into her
onth. 1t should never be necessary
& that dentist to take anything for
weak stomach.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-06-22
AMUsEMENTs IN DETROIT
Week Ending June y. 1907.

LYCEUM-Prices always loo, 25c. SOC. Toe. 2Sc
Matinees WednesAA' and Saturday.
"Her own Way
TEMPLE THEATER AND WONDERLAND
Afternoons 2l5. l0c to 25c: Evenings s:1s-
l0c TO 50c. Advanced Vaudeville. An
ll-Sinr Bill.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-06-22

Gen. Baden-Powell, who won such
stinction in the Boer war, is a de-
sndant OF Capt. John Smith, and he
We just given Louth (England) gram.
.r school bust of the famous pio-
sr. i
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
BaIIStOn
VILLAGE PLEASED
WITH R. R. CO.
Street VIII Be Made to
Look Like Residence
ThoIoughfare.

BALLSTON, Va, Aug. 16.-The suit OF
A e. Putnam and others against the
Washington. Arlington and Falls
Church Railway Company has been
amicably settled. The suit was an ac-
ton by eleven ciuzens Of BalIston. rep
sented by MAJ. r. w r Ewing. their
attorney, JC compel the company 90 open
and keep Un0JstrUcted Railroad strest
along which it passes % cesist using
the siding on this street IS workshop.
as IL has done for some time % the a.
legged nuisance OF the cODplainanIs, and
10 keep unObstrUcted the other streets
anO alleys over which the road crosses
Messrs. john 5. barbour, OF Moore,
Barbour O. Keith and -. i. Garrett.
trafIlc manager IOr the road, met thc
cOMplainants and their counsel and ac-
ce0ed % every important demand.
Within sixty days. tne time in which
the road has 10 comply with it's agree
meuJ, Railroad street viii look more
Ike the respectable residential com
mUlity that IL is. The village enter
JalEs a decidedly more kindly feeling
toward the road.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
~ ss-sllzz=@z7%
ANAOOSf1a
LABOR DAY PLANS
BY LADIES' AID
Friend Donates 5000 to
German Orphan Asylum
Treasury.

The Ladies' Aid Society associated
with the German Orphan Asylum met
az the institution on Harrison street ex-
tended, when measures We're discussed
for the approaching Labor Day fesuvi-
ties at the Institution.
Mrs. Rosina Botsch, the president. pre-
sided Announcement was made OF the
Donation Of 500 TO the treasury by a
dy whose name was withheld
The committees preparing for the en-
tertainment reported progress and two OF
the stands were disposed Of by placing
them under the direction Of young ladies
who have been attive in the work in the
past These were: Refreshment booth.
10 be in charge Of Misses Iva Kettler,
Mamie Mccormick. and Mae Weser, and
the fish pond 10 be directed by Mrs.
Hulda COOmes
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
Falls Church.
ELECTED
BY SUNDAY SCHOOL
Columbia BaptiSts Name
Representatives for
Herndon.

At the meeting Of the Columbia Bap-
tist Sunday school OF Falls Church. the
vacancy u assistant superintendent OF
the school, caused by Percy Trip go
ing 10 China, was filled by the election
Of J. /. ShotweH
At the same meeting the following
members Of the Sabbath school were
elected delegates 70 represent the Co
lumbia Baptist Sunday School at the
SUNDAY School County Convention, u
DC held at HerndOn, Va, on August p.
The Rev. W. o. s. Thomas, Superin-
tendcnt r. NJ. Updike. ". T. Parrot,
Mrs Stambaugn, Misses Ida Thomas.
AMI Bertha Priest.
Among those who will make addresses
arc A. NJ. Smith and Miss Gertrude
Nourse, Of Falls Church. Va
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
PRESIDENT CASTRoS CoNCEIr.

Many stories have been told of Cipri.
1no Castro. President Of Venezuela. and
OF his monumental conceit. During the
Eusso-Japanese war the fall OF Port Ar
thur was being explained 10 him
fshawi' he exclaimed. with son
NeneZuelans ] could have taken II in
four DAYS"
Win a thousand. in one day, your ex-
centncN. said tho diplomatic represen-
&C., . :. L-Juio letH power.
lThpe0 70 be sarcasm that IL is said. the
olt tiuInat succeeded next dav IN securing
, stusi acton or a claim that his govern
Boston Post 40 60
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
Colonial Beach
DANCING PARTY
At MRS. SOUTHARD'S
Friends Gather at Angus
tuS Cottage" for Enter
tainment.

Mrs. Z Il Southland entertained q
pleasant party at her home, Angus
tus cottage"
Solos by Misses Estelle King and Sadie
Lewis. and instrumental selections by
Miss Letitia SOu.hard and Dr. fowler
were enjoyed.
After refreshments were served the
guests repaired 10 the pavilion FOR
dancing.
Those composing the party were Mr..
and Mrs. S. S. SOuthard. Mrs. BinniX,
Miss Estelle King. Mrs. George J. Stat
ford, Misses Sadie L. and Maud Lewis.
Miss Leetltia SOuthard. Mrs Ella
Southari, Frank Hayward, Philip
SOuthard, and DR. fowler.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
Dr.. Mankin Appointed
To State Pharmacy Board

The following druggists were aD-
pointed by Governor Swanson as the
Virginia beard Of pharmacy: DR. J. l.
Avis. Of Harrisonburg; Dr. Darlington.
Of Norfolk. DT. G. p. Rearfoot. OF Mar
tinsville: Dr. George T. AIankin. OF
FANS Church, and Dr. T. 4. Miller. OF
Richmond. Va.
These gentlemen are endeavOrin9 70
see ttat the Virginia laws in regard
20 sale and labeliug Of p0iS0ns are en-
forced, and that druggists employ
llceHsed clerks 20 fiji prescriptions. The
territory assigned 20 DR.. G. T Man
KIN is Alexandra City and the follow
ing counties: Alexandria Fairfax. Lou
coun, and Prince William. over dftv
merchants have been found guilty OF
breaking these laws and indictments
have been returned
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
Birthday Party Is Given
At Mrs. Twins Home

The home OF Mr. and Mrs. David
Irwin. on Columbia street, was convert
ed into a seeming f8iryland last week
IN honor or their little daughter Mar
Leiia's birthday All the little tots In
the peighbOrhOOd were invited 10 spend
an afternoon, from 5 10 Z. Among those
present were George. Mauna and ACdie
u Lester. Margaret and Robert Moore,
and Bertha and Robert Garner.
After spending some time enjoying
games, the fair young hostess led her
little friends 20 the dining-room. where
delicious refreshments were served
The goodbye time came all too soon
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
Brick Walk Being Laid
From Broad to Fairfax

The Village Improvement Society.
with private subscriptions and a small
appropriation from the town council. il
having a much-needed brick walk laid
from Broad street 20 Fairfax street.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Mrs ". F. Young and daughter. Miss
Ruth Bell, report a splendid TIP 10 the
exposition Miss Young, an honor grad
uEte OF the George Washington CEiver-
sity, las recently returned from the Nir-
ginia State Normal School, where she
has been teaching.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
BrightWO1:d


Rudolph Behrend was given a supper
last week iC honor Of his birthday The
party was made up Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
Golph Behrend, Mr. and Mrs. l. ".
Nordlinger. Louise Eisema1. Mr.. and
Mrs Meyer Nordlinger. and Ben NOrd-
linger.
Miss Anna Mae Plant. Of 2SO5 Bright
wood avenue. and a party of friends
have gone TO Braddock Heights. They
expect to remain two weeks.
Miss Jeanette NJ Sloan has gone 10
Colonial Beach
Mr. and Mrs. e. William G. Widmayer.
Of Brtghtwood, are visiting relatives in
Philadelphia, and New Gretns, N J.
Before returning TO their home they
city '''' ~
Miss Mary c. Clifford. of Brightwood
Park, is visiting relatives and friends
in New York and Philadelphia
at Colonial Beach for quite a stay, re-
turned 10 her home Thursday.
Arthur Hancock has returned to his
home after a pleasant trip 10 Colonial
Beach.
Mrs. Gordon is st.ll away. but is ex-
pected back in The early part Of Sep
tember.
Mrs. William Minex. of Monroe street,
is still out OF town.
Miss Vance is enjoying pleasant So
Journ with friends and relatives IN Vlr-
ginia.
Louis Schnech was the guest OF ].
GLASGOW, at the Villa Flora, last week
Charles Schnech spent some time last
week with his sisters in Brightwood.
Miss Gertrude Schnech and Francis
Schnech are visiting Mrs. GLASGOW, Of
Rrightwood road. They will return to
school in the early part of September.
Miss Lillian Schnech. who has been
visiting relatives in Brightwood, IS now
with friends In town
Mrs Erzieman spent some time last
week with Mrs. HOlzberlein.
Mr.. Wallis. Of Brightwood avenue.
who has been to Bolivar Heights with
the national guard, has returned home.
Mr.. Brill and son, Milton. are at
Oakland, Md.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
fzzllAfHHf2Er NEIGHBORHOODx NEWS S66sEzzz S6zEzzhzS
XleanJ1dr7a

AKGAAJ1O11A
Mrs. jamie Atkinson. Of Seminary Hill,
has returned from a very pleasant visit
to friends in Leesburg, Va
Miss Bessie McKeIleget has as her
guest, at her home on Seminary Hill,
Miss Leo Lynch. Of Manassas.
William Bryant, who has been at Cape
May. has returned home.
Misses Ada V. Grigg and Mary AIena
Entwisle are al the jamestown Expo
sition.
A A. shriver and wife are at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Pauline Jones had as her guest
last week her son, Thomas S. Jones. OF
St. Louis, Mo.
Miss sipple is spending a week at
| Colonial Beach.
Horace l. English, OF New York. was
In this city on a visit to friends last
week
The Rev. DR.. Fisher last week at
tended the meeting Of the Baptist Asso-
citation at Marshall
Miss Mary Entwisle OF warrenton.
was a visitor in Alexandria last week.
Henry Baader. who has been at At
lanuc city. has returned home.
Raymond Lloyd has returned from a
visit TO Atlantic City.
Mrs. NJ R. O'sunivan is spending
some time in Fauqujer and Culpeper
counties.
Mrs. A. D. MontIer had as her guest
last week Miss Grace Ford.
Miss Evelyn Padgett is visiting bor
aunt, Mrs. z. B. Talbot. at 'BeIvoir
Farm. Va.
Miss Eva Talbot is visiting her cousin.
Miss Fannie Truax. at the Silent Shade
Farm. in Fairfax county.
Mrs Bedford Brown and Miss Mary
Glenn Uhler. who have been AZ Capron
Springs, have returned
Mr- F. A. Coaloley and Mrs. J. w.
Herndon are az Arlington. Nelson
county, visiting friends.
Mrs. c. N Pickin and daughter who
Rave been visiting Mrs. w c. Owens. at
Henrioo, have returned home.
5. P Wheatey and sister. Mrs
George F KeeGan, are al the James
town Exposition.
Ex-Mayor z. z. Downham is spend
ing few weeks at Saratoga Springs.
Judge Louis c. Barley and family are
spending few weeks at Deerfeld,
Augusta county.
Mrs John Nugent and family are at
Round Hnl for August
Miss Bessie Jones has returned from A
visit 10 Miss Loulia Hodgers. at Ports
mouth, Va.
Miss Lula sisson was guest OF Miss
Mary Howard, at Manassas. last week.
MI and Mrs. James P. Hall are at
Atlantic City for a few weeks
c. NJ Bruin and daughter. Miss Mary
Bruin. are a. the Jamestown Exposl-
uon.
J. Ellis Norris, Of Havana. Cuba, was
the guest Of HIS father, Mark Norris, IN
this city last week
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dix had as
their guests. last week. Mrs. J. a Ham
mCrsley. of Boston, Mass, and Miss
Gertrude Brenner. Of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Perry, who
have been visiting Atlantic City and
Philadelphia, have returned home.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
Rockville
ANNOUNCE PROGRAM
OF ROCKVILLE FAIR
Affair VIII Continue Four
Days, With Races Every
Afternoon.

ROCKVILLE. Nd. Aug. 1.-THE man
ayers of the Montgomery County Agri-
cultural Society are busy making ar
rangements for their hfty-fourth annual
fair. which will be held during August
q. 2S %. and 20. The society is sixty
one years Of age. but during the civil
war and for several years thereafter no
fairs were held. X has grown 10 be an
important institution of the county. The
fair grounds rank among the best
adapted and most beautiful in the coun-
try. being located in a delightful grove
Of native oak and chestnut trees, with
baseball grounds encircled by a half
mile race track I'm the center. the sur
rounding bluffs forming a kind OF nat
ural amphitheater. The fair Is visited
each year by thousands.
The following constitute the board Of
directors: Lee OTutt, Rockville. presi-
dent: John II. Gassaway, Germantown,
vice president: James T. Bogley, Rock
Vile, secretary; John J. Higgins, Rock
vile. treasurer: Charles Veirs, Rock
Vile. II. II. Griffith. Laytonsville; J. w.
Jones. Olney; Charles 2. Kirk. Olney,
ID. II. WarfeId. Rockville; p. c. Gott
Boyds. Jonn G.. Bentley, Sandy Spring;
r. c.. WarfeId, Rockville. and GisJ Blair,
Washington.
a fine program has been prepared for
this years exhibition, consisting OF rae
ing. gymnastics and wholesome sports
Of various kinds. Thousands of dollars
are annually awarded I'm premiums
Following is the revised race program
for the coming meeting:
August g7-2.30 trot and 2.33 pace;
mixed; purse, $500. Run. half mile and
repeat; purse. S1J0. Run, five furlongs
and repeat: purse. $50.
August 2S-2l4 trot and 2:17 pace;
mixed: purse, Si00. PIG trot and 2:2
pace; mixed; purse. S40o. Run, mile
dash; purse. $3.50. Run. five furlongs
and repeat; purse, $50
August 3O-County trot or pace; open
to horses owned in Montgomery county
sixty days prior 70 day Of race; purse,
$500 County run; open 10 horses owned
I'm county sixty days prior TO race;
purse $50. Consolation run, five fur
longs and repeat. purse, $50.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
Notes and Personals

Last week two of the fine shade trees
that adorn the lawn Of the Presbyterian
Church We're struck by lightning. The
wire upon which the Chinese lanterns
were hung conveyed the lightning 10
one OF the handsomely stained win
oows and damaged them 70 a small
amount
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Dr. George B. FadeIy has recently
purchased fourteen acres on the Wash
inSJon and Fails Church rrlrn1fla from,
Crandal Mackey. The sale was made
through the Office Of II. G. Hopkins
real estate agent
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Miss Mae Thomas, just recovering g
from a severe illness. has gone 10 Penn
sylvania to recupersLe-
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

William Cornwall, of the frm Of Corn
wall az West, whose home is near the
District line, fell against a manger In
mis- stable and dislocated his left shoul-
der. He was removed 10 Providence
Hospital Mr.. Cornwall is sevcnty-six
years old.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Miss SalIe Kigour, OF Glen, has re-
turned home from a visit to the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Braden Van Deventer, at
Norfolk. Va.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

H. B. Terrett, Of go Louisiana avenue.
Washington. has purchased tne grocery
stock os the late George 7. WarrinE
2fr. Warning was killed in the v. A. s,
F. c. railway accident on July 3.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Allnutt viii
leave here tomorrow for an extended
visit 70 jamestown Exposition. Their
daughter. Miss Anna Belle. Mrs. DR..
Charles II. Waters. and Mrs. E.sEleston
and her daughter Annie will accompany
them. Corrinne Dawson viii also be of
the party.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Frank Beau. formerly Of Rockville.
now Of the Brown and Stuart N1anufac-
turing Company. Providence. r. T.. with
his wife and daughter, Helen. who have
been visiting Mrs Columbus BeaU. his
mother, has returned to his home IN
Providence leaving his wife and daugh-
ter here fo- q visit Of a few weeks long
OF.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Miss Fannie Etchison. who has been
visiting at the home OF Luther J. Moore
at EtchisOn. has returned 10 German
town. her home.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Miss Irene Yeaaly. Of Rockville. IS
staying with Miss Bessie Riggs. Of near
GTifton this county
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Miss Marie Weber and Miss Ethel
Bowen. OF Baltimore are visiting az the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs William Z. Nor
gan.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

With no saloons IN Alexandra county,
with ''spcak-sasies" and gambling ''hells''
beating a disOrderly retreat under tae
vigilance Of Crandal Macksy Common
y ea4tls attorney. with prosperous
churches and chUrcn-g going people, the
moral atmosphere OF this county Is IN
hurpasseQ.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
Notes and Personals.

Julian Baldwin, former superintendent
OF schools Of Alexandria county, IS
putting in foundations for two more
houses on BallstOn avenue He hnds
Inat houses here are ia steady rental
demand. and that the returns yield a
gratifying interest on the investment
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Bernard Welsh. OF Boulder, Col. is
visiting at the home OF his father, w.
W Welsh. Rockville
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Miss Sadie Leigh Lewis and Miss
Maude Lewis. who have been the guests
OF their cousin, Mrs George J. Stafford,
have returned TO their home in Bright
wood. y. g.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Mr.. Thomas Holden. superintendent
southeast gas works, has returned 10
Washington after a pleasant trip 70
the Beach.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Miss Eulalie Braddock. Of West Wash
inEton. is visiting relatives in Rockville.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Herbert @ Hopkins IS improving his
new subdiy ision at West Falls Church
I by the erection OF several dwellings
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Miss Myrtle Garner, OF southwest
Washington is enjoying an outing al
the Beach
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Miss Bessie Badger, Of Annapolis, is
visiting fricnds in Rockville.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

3. c. Traynham. Of New York. spent
several days at the home OF his friend
5. 3. Bowers, Of East Falls Church
this week.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Miss Ella Plummer. Of Gaitho-sburg.
and party Of friends. have returned
from visit to Chesapeake Beach.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

a few days ago. after having been oon-
fined TO his nome for only a week
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Dir. and Mrs. Claude McCauley, Miss
Sadie I.ascolette, and Mr.. John Lascc-
lette. OF Glendale Nd. have returned
home after very pleasant visit 10 Ms
McCauley's parents, Dr. and Mrs A.
z Johnson, at RoSedale cottage
The Washington times., 1907-08-18
3SzY7
BFOOkl0nd
FRANCISCANS PLAN
FOR A RECEPTION
Father Schuyler to Be
Honor Guest at MonaS-
terry Function.

The Franciscans Of BrookIand mon
astery are making arrangements for the
reception Of the Rev. Father DionisIous
Schuyler. head OF the order. The Rev.
Father Bede has been visiting relatives
in Cincinnati. Ohio.
Charles Molster has returned after a
few weeks stay in Canada and New
England
Mr. and Mrs. Nairn. who have been
spending their vacation at Chesapeake
Beach, have returned home.
Miss Edith Schladt is spending a few
weeks with Miss Agnes Rodler. OF otis
street.
Mr. Quackenbush has returned from
a short vacation in Buffalo.
Col. c. S. Brown and daughter. Miss
Sarah. left yesterday for New England,
where they will spend their vacation
with relatives.
Mrs. Mccullough has been the guest
Of Mrs. Yeager, Of Ninth street
Misses Bertha Rose Miller and Pearl
Eddins. who have been visiting their
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Nc
Creight. Of 1896 Evarts street Brook
land. returned 10 Norfolk Friday last.
and from there 90 home TO CovinRton.
Tenn.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Miss Lizzie Jones. who has been
making her hcme with her sister. Mrs.
Henry Beahm, died az the loIey Hos
piJaL Washington, this week. afrer an
operation Her remains were aiken 70
Norfolk, Va. for inrermenL
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Dr. Barrett p. Wilson. OF Rockville,
and Miss Annie Owen. sister OF Mrs.
NJ Don Knight will be married in
Richmond. Va. August D.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

William H Wright. who has been
visiting his son. Eugene Wright, OF
Philadelphia. has returned after a very
pleasant rTip.