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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-11
SOUVENIR
OF BLUEFIELD

We are in receipt OF twenty page
souvenir OF Blueield, gotten up by
Mr. S. s. Wallace. The little book
contains fourteen of the most beau
tiful half tone reproductions OF Ia
miliar scenes depicting the pictur-
esque and Industrial sides OF local
interest 1t is souvenir that is a
credit 10 our town. Mr.. Wallace has
carefully dressed the scenes in
party costume and made us look our
best. AS an advertisement for Blue
fields advantages and commercial
prosperity we can conceive nothing
better. The souvenir will be on sale
at local stores.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-11
HUNTING FOR
THE PRESIDENT
WITH A PETITION FOR A NEW
POSTOFFTCF.

O'Haras Switch. near Stamboul
La Oct. 11.-Resldents OF STEAMBOAT
are asking that efforts be made to
OBTAIN a postoffice here. When
president Roosevelt pokes HIS nose
out OF HIS hunting camp he will be
approached by the prettiest girl in
The parish with petition addressed
TO the postmaster general and will
ask the chief executive to sign II.
Citizens believe 1t will get a post
master II IL does not get a postofflce
Plantation managers who have been
trying for years TO get station at
STEAMBOAT. it is believed the company
would build one.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-11
FEDERAL CONTROL
OF RAILROADS
Is IMPOSSIBLE IN THE OPINION
OF THE COMMISSIONERS.

Washington, oct. 1.-THE hope
less failure to agree upon plan for
railroad investigation and legislation
marked today's closing OF the DELHI
erations Of the state railroad com
missioners. The only point upon
which there was harmony was the
objection to Roosevelt's plan of en-
tire federal control Concerning the
variation of railroad earnings I'm dir
ferent districts the rate committee
reported federal control is impossi-
BILE without amending the constitu-
ton TO which this committee doesn't
believe the states will concede."
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-11
FIGHT CARD
FOR TONIGHT

New York. Oct. 11,-Seyeral near
fights are carded for tonight in vari-
Gus parts OF the country. but none
are OF character to cause more
than a mild interest among the
fans.
Charley Neary. OF Milwaukee. who
won a decision over Cyclone John
NY Thompson. OF Sycamore. H.. re-
Gently. will go ten round with Jack
Purtell. OF Kansas City. before the
Milwaukee Boxing Club. Purtell
has engaged IN many fights in Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Nebraska and has
won them all. but he is likely TO
meet his Waterloo in the clever Mil
waukee lad
Rube Smith. the Denver welter-
weight. and Kenny Woods. a new
Colorado pugilistic aspirant. are
matched TO fight twenty rounds in
Pueblo this evening. Although a
newcomer, Woods has been strongly
touted in the middle west and IL he
defeats Smith may come east for a
match.
Jim Berry. the Chicago light
heavyweight, who recently put up a
stin fight with Sam Langford. the
coiored pug. in this city. will meet
AL Kaufman. the California heavy
in six round bout as the feature
or the card arranged for tonight by
the Industrial Athletic Club OF Phil
adelphia.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-11
HO0SIER DAY
AT JAMESTOWN

Norfolk, Va. Oct 1l.-Hoosiers
in large numbers were in attendance
at the Indiana day celebration al the
jamestown exposition today. A spe-
cial program. in which many prom
inent officials and citizens OF the
Hoosier state participated. was car
ried out Special observances were
also held today by the Daughters
and Sons OF the American Revolution
and the Knights Templar of Virgin
la as we'll as the Disciples of Christ
who opened their International con
vention.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-11
DIPLOMATS INVITED
TO CONFERENCE

MuSkogee. I. r. oct H. Invita-
uons TO attend the trans Mississippi
congress here next month have been
extended to ministers and diplomatic
representatives OF all Spanish-Amer
ican countries. and several accent
ances have already been received
Elaborate preparations arc being
made TO entertain the distinguished
visitors.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-11

friends admit that there were sew
eral suspicious circumstances con-
nected with Hau's actions al the
time OF the crime. they were not
sufficient to warrant a conviction in
a fair court. In any event. II IS not
likely that Hau will ever pay the
death penalty. as the grand duke
who is in his SOth year. is inclined
TO oe merciful 10 all Offenders whose
guilt is not clearly proven.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-11
NEWS FORECAST

New York. oct. 11.-Among the
important news events scheduled for
tomorrow are the following.
me case Of Or. Karl Hau tho
Washington college profe -or who
was convicted In Germany OF the
murder Of his mother-in-aw will
come up for revision
Seventh National Business show
VIII open in Madison Square Gar
den. New York. and will extend
through next week.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-11

summary: Two base hits: Stein
feldt' Evers (2), Sheckard. Chance
Hits; on siever, 7 in four innings.
of Killian. SIN four innings. sacri-
nee hit; King. Double plays: Think
or Cunasslsted) Steinfeldt 10 Evers
TO Chance. Left on bases: Chicago
8; Detroit. 7. Bases on balls. on
Reulbach. 3 on Killian. I. First
base on errors: Chicago. I Struck
OUT: BY Reulbach, 2; by siever. 4.
oy killian. ]. Time OF game: 1874.
Umpires. ODay and Sheridan.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-11
THE PIEDMONT
BAPTISTS MEET

Wsycross Ga. oct. t1-Ovcr 100
delegate arc here for Tho session of
The Baptist Piedmont association
which viii hold its convention during
the next three days Only routine
Business will be transacted.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-11
EVERYTHING

Is IN favor ~ your buying Dry Goods
md Notions from your home Jobbers
me BIueheld Dry Goods e. Notion
company. the only wholesale bousc
81 the kind In this section. visitors
70 the city cordially invited to In.
spect their large new house and
mammoth stock. They save you
money In freight, time and other
ways.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-11
GROVER CLEVELAND
A SICK MAN
IN NEW YORK TO CONSULT SPF-
CIAIIST. WILL NOT RECEIVE
ANYONE.

New York. Oct. 11.-Former Pres
lueht Cleveland is in this city today
IL Is believed his visit is to consult
specialist regarding the stomach
trouble which caused his recent Ill
ness He looked badly and walked
with hating step despite the use OF
stout cane. He declined TO receive
anyone.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-11
HOTEL MEN
IN SESSION

Utica ~ Y. oct 1.-THE annual
meeting Of the Northern Hotel as
ISOLATION is being held here today.
The association comprises fro IT'S
membership the managers OF an the
Leading hotels In the north.
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PERSONAL.

jamestown.
}. I. Thornton is in Powhatan to-
day on business
G. Myers, OF Mount Caluy. is a
visitor TO the city.
Mrs. c. o. Wright left this morn
Ing for jamestown.
T w lowering. of Bramwell. was
IN the city last evening.
Joe Frier left this morning ON a
visit TO relatives at Salem.
X. S. Shirley left this morning for
Roanoke on a business trip.
Tho Flat Top National has n
change in their al today. Read &c.
Mrs c. i. Dent lsft this morning
to visit relatives and eastern points.
T h. Drinkard will leave in few
days to spend his vacation at James
town
j. u. Tickle and wife. of Spring
dale. left this morning for James
town.
Engineer Chas Thaxton left this
morning Tor Lynchburg to visit his
sister.
Mrs. j. ~ Harmon, or Tagewell.
left this morning TO attend the ex-
position.
Misses Ozie and Fife Croy are at
tending the Christian convention NJ
Norfolk.
MIR. and Mrs, Andrew Hampton
and daughter left this morning for
Jamestown.
Mr.. VIII Wright, of Oakvale. was
in the city this morning on route to
Jamestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. S II. wingo. of
Springfield. left this morning for the
exposition.
Miss Bessie Leffe. OF ClcarFork.
was in the city this morning en- route
TO jamestown.
Mr.. II. \. White. Of Oakvale. are
In jamestown attending the Chris
tian convention.
w. l.. Taylor. of Baltimore.
passed through the city this morning
on route to Welch.
DR. and Mrs. NJ c. McCorcle, of
Richlands, left this morning to at
tend the exposition.
II. n. Vermillion and wife, of
Princeton. are tho guests Of DR.. AMI
Mrs. Il H. thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs j. IT, Hampton. of
Tazcwell, were in the city last night
on route to Jamestown.
Mrs. Frank wall. OF Graham.
passed through the city this morning
on route 10 jamestown.
w. II. Fades. editor OF the Wise
County News, was in the city this
morning en- route TO Jamestown
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Wright left
this morning for jamestown and to
attend the Christian convention.
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Dudley and
daughter. Miss Annie. OF Hickman.
left this morning for jamestown.
Miss Viola McNew, OF Goodwill.
left this morning for Lynchburg to
enter the Virginia Christian College
o. i. Alexander and Harold Moore.
Of War Eagle. returned this morn
ing from an extended tour Of Can
ada.
Mrs. Thos Hawkins. OF Richlands.
left this morning for jamestown. &C
companied by her daughter Miss
Lula
Miss Louise Pinckard who has
been visiting Mrs 7 n Becker. left
this morning for her home at Rocky
Mount Va
Huhg u Dudley and wife and c.
A. Tabor and wife Of Falls Mil. left
this morning for weeks visit to
Jamestown
Mr.. and Mrs w n Thompson and
Miss Bessie Thompson left This morn
Ing to attend The Christian Conven-
ton a. Norfolk
J. S Goodloe returned this morn
ing from Williamson He will spend
a few days in the city before re-
turing 20 his home at Williamson
Tho italian woman. Of PocrhJll3,
who was brough, hDre for an opera.
ton, died this morning NJ O'CLOCK
She viii d. ;aken 10 her home AZ
PocahOntas tomorrow for b rial.
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fine RACING
AT RICHMOND
FAIR GROUNDS GRAND STAND
HAS \ TIT OVER PERFORM
ANCE OF GEORGE. &.

Richmond, Va, oct. tO.-Ten
thousand people went Wild at the
Virginia state air when the trotting
record established yesterday by Ma
ior Delmar was broken by George
C.
The event occurred i'm the second
heat of the second race whom George
c., driven by A. p. Mcdonald. OF
Albany, y. Y. who had driven Dol
mar on the previous day, circled the
track in 2:06b, the recrd until
then being 2:O62 made by Delmar.
who lowered the record for the state
from 2;11.
In the 2:i0-class Allen Wilson
made wonderful record. beating
all previous time on this track com,
ing under tho wire In goo. I'm the
third heat OF very fast pacing race
Ward NJ, I'm the third race. after
the FIRST heat, in which he finished
ntth, owing 10 a bad start had an
easy thing and won the three follow
ing heats handily
An effort is being. made among tn
local sports TO match George q. and
Major Delmar, but this will hardly
be consummated, as Major Delmar
Is matched to race Sweet Marie next
week.
COMMUNICATE, the favorltc IN the
first running race. won couple Oh
lengths. setting The pace from the
fan OF The flag. and mover being
overtaken Little eta and Tom
lawson kept mp pretty race for
second place. the former horse nos
ing out under the whip for the place
Alagra had no trouble In he c-ond
She was played strongly as "A favor
tie and many tickets were ca ho'
on the result
In the stecplechase Flying Vm-
ginia clearly 3utclaIci tho field
and won with ease.
FIRST RACE ONE PURSE
500.
Communicpbw, John Bush. nrst:,
Little Cita, Wallace c. Saundors.
agent. second; Tom Lawson Harry
Brown, third. Time. 1:43B. Beatrice
II. Barryman, Bell % the Cat and
Tide also ran.
SECOND RACE 2 MILE PURSE
5000
Alagra l. G. Schobe. FIRST; Lucul-
lus j. T. Lane. second. Estaban. j
Battle. third Time. 1907. Dome
Fortune aud Fenniwlck also r.u.
THIRD RACE 1.-TWO MILE STEEP
LECHASE PURSE 5000.
Flying Virglnian. G. Hurl.amp
FIST; Woodside, !. T.. Lane. second.
John owens. j ~. Lane third Prince
of Pilecn ESQ ran
FIRST RACE -2.IO CLASS PACE
THE JAMES PURSE $1,000.
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An old reliable firm wishes 20
correspond with an intelligent busl-
ness woman who could hold an adj
vanced position and make = small IN
vestmsnt Address GOT sehmulbsca
Building, wheeling, W. Va.
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LAKE STEAMER
Goes TO BOTTOM

Port Huron Mich. oct 1.-THE
steamer Pabsl was sunk Zoo collision
m port Edward today with steames
Lakeahorc - is believed that all
of the crew escaped.
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THEATRICAL. NOTES

10 commemorate the history of
The carly settlement Of the Ohio Val
low. especially IN Old Kentucky. no
better piece could have been written
han Daniel Boone on the Trail"
which Manager Jolllnc has as an at
traction at tn" opera house tonight.
To mako The piece In thorough keen
Ing with its day ana age. pack OF
wolves, den of bears and band
OF Sioux indians are used, all OF
which viii bo seen ON The streets the
day of the show.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-10-11

Graham w
ora S BOOKER d. GO.
w. R CRENSHNlv a. co
1O-t1.3t BucGar5 ~ va
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MONITOR FLOUR is HIGH CLASS
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THIRD RACE -2.GG CLASS. TROT
TlNG. THE RICHMOND
PURSE $1,000
Arizona republican., 1907-12-15

The evening bridge club met with Miss Frankie Pemberton Tuesday eve hing and the thigh score was made by Charles Munger. Mrs. T. w. Penn herfnn SihStitutcd
Arizona republican., 1907-12-15

Miss Lillian Carlton of Los Angeles. will arrive socn after the holidays and bc the house guest of Miss Marguerite James. for several weeks
Arizona republican., 1907-12-15
SOME ACTIVITY IN
 REALTY TRANSFERS
w. K. James Reports Business Very Good Considering the Period of the Year as Net Usually Brisk.

While this is the quieter season of the year for the real estate man. sever al transfers have been recorded during the few preceding weeks and buyers appear on the horizon though perhaps not as numerous as in the busy fall just past, and the buster spring months to come In this pre-Christmas Hull. W. K. James reports a few transactions which are mostly the sale of Phoenix property MT. James says his business during November was equal to that of August and September which were very good months. Through his agency recently has been sold a house and two lots on Center street to Mrs. Cir ard. the reported consideration being S3500. Two lots in Irvine addition were bought by MT. Blandon, who has opened a butcher shop in that part of the city and is preparing to erect nice cottage for his own use. Five lots on Grand Avenue were sold to John R. Dobler, who bought them as an investment.
 Five acres and store building in Green haw addition. were purchased by JO- seph T. Charles. A house and two and one half acres in Cox subdivision were sold to John Maurin for the sum of $1250. MT. James also sold for NJ. Wagnor a tract in Linville addition to Lamazon and Desmet and a house and lot in Irvine addition and a lot in Railroad Place to two other purchas- CTS. He has one large deal pending which will be closed up in a few days and several smaller ones. on which the money has been passed but which are not quite ready for making public.
 Considering the general conditions over the country and the fact that this is always the season of least activity along realty lines, Mir. James is very well satisfied and believes tA1t some deals of considerable magnitude will be consummated during this winter The next influx of tourists will begin about the middle of next month and this will considerably liven up the things doing in real estate,
Arizona republican., 1907-12-15
IHf FIRST CHRISTMAS
 THE CHORAL SOCIETY
The Choral Society Will Give That De- lightfuI Cantata on the Evening of December 20.

The Phoenix Choral Society which so creditably rendered the great ora torio of The Creation last May, will on the coming Friday evening, Decem- Der goth. give Whitney Combs sacred cantata. The First Christmas The assisting soloists are to be MT Hugh Roberts, a noted baritone who took the part in the first production of the cantata in New York City and Brook lyn: Miss Katherine Pinney of San Francisco. soprano, Prof. J. L. John ston of Tempe. who is we'll known and favorite in Phoenix. will sing the tenor solos and Mrs. T. NJ. Sloan of Los Angeles the mezzo soprano. The latter is we'll known here, being the daughter Of MT. l.. l.. Plank and many people look forward 10 hearing her sing again.
 While the Choral Society is in no way connected with the Arizona School of Music, aside from the fact that members of the faculty participate. Francis Hughes is the director. Miss Grace Abbie Andrews acconpanist. 
 these and other members of that fac ulty have given the people of Phoenix so many superior musical entertain ments. free of charge. within the past few weeks. that they deserve the sup port Of the community on the evening of December goth. X well established chorus is d prominent factor in the musical growth of town, and now that Phoenix has such a chorus. and one which is willing to run the risk of importing soloists at great financial expense. they should receive the en- couragement, and sing the beautiful First Christmas" to a crowded house. Tickets will be on sale Wednesday. Thursday and Friday at the Adams Pharmacy. Admission and reserved seats, S1. .Ass4i
Arizona republican., 1907-12-15

DeMund. Mrs. L. M. Darby. Mrs. Leo Goldman Mrs. H. J. Newhouse. Mrs. Harry Ggifiith. Mrs. L. H. Chalmers, Mrs. Simon Oberfelder. Mrs. Thomas ! Sloan. Miss Sallie Jacobs. Miss Edna | Murray. Miss Hazel Goldberg, Miss . Raima Chalmers. Celora Stoddard. Louis Schen Harry Tr,tle. Thomas
 Sloan, Earl Stewart. NJ. c. MacDougall. ] The third dance given by Ye Good lyme club Tuesday evening was a de- 1 lightful affair As the club grows older its popularity increases and each dance is more enjoyable than the pre- ceding one. The dance to be given New Years eve will be one of the prin- eipal events of the holidays. as each member is entitled to two guests. There are rumors that ~Ye Good Tym- CTS will close the season with a cotil- lion.
 Tuesday evening those present were; Alr and Mrs. w F. Nichols. MT. and Mrs. James McClintock. Mir. and Mrs. Harvey J. Lee. pr. and Mrs. Payne Palmer, Mir. and Mrs. Lew Collins. Dr. and Mrs. W. c. LentZ. MT. and Mrs. w. M Shras, Mir. and Mrs. Harry Ken nedv. Mr. and Mrs. J NJ. Jamison, MT. and Mrs. Edward Ceilings. Mir. and Mrs. Arthur c. Hulett, Mir. and Mrs. w. S. Goldsworthy. Mir. and Mrs. Jam , cs Griffin, MT. and Mrs. J. Sherburne Jencls. Mir and Mrs. J. w. Crenshaw. MT. and Mrs. Fen Hildreth. Mrs. Ed ward Shaw. Mrs. Bireker. and Mrs. Louis Dysart.
 A quiet pretty wedding was solem- nized Wednesday at noon when Miss Caroline Atherton Connell became the bride of Charles Frederick Smurth waite. Rev. J. w. Atwood of Trinity Episcopal church officiating
 A profusiOn of roses and chrysan- tsemums Were used with charming ef feet in decorating the house.
 The bride was gowncj in white chif- ion broad-cloth over white satin with trimmings of chiffon and duchess roses.
 With her gray tailor made going away gown she were hat and gloves to match.
 A dainty wedding breakfast was served, 9fter Which. amid a shower or rice and old shoes. MT. and Mrs. Smurthwaite left in an automobile decorated with roses and white rib bons for Cave Creek where they will make their home for the present. Besides immediate relatives the only guests were Mir. and Mrs. Sims Ely, sims Eaton and Sims Ely. jr.
 
 Thursday evening Miss Beatrice ! FiclSrell was hotcss for the D. D. club when they entertained a number Of young men with a chafing dish sup per. These present were Miss Helen Jessop. Miss Murray osborn. Miss Elizabeth Allen. Miss Beebe McNen, Miss Penelope Railey. Miss Marilla Os- born. Miss Louis Bennett Miss My ron Baker. Albert Stauifcr, Martin Stoddard. Daniel Goldman. Reeves Clark. Louis Schcn, Earl Stewart, Forthcrington osborn Henry Eaton. John Picllrcll and Albion Aisap. Miss Shirley Miner was the charm ing hostess Thursday evening of a
Arizona republican., 1907-12-15

turned Tuesday from oregon two years. Mrs. Taft will arrive shortly. and their many friends will be pleased to know that they expect to remain permanently.
 Miss Helen Ely will arrive this week from Stanford University to spend the Christmas holidays.
 Mrs Arthur C. Hulett and Mrs. Ed ward T. Ceilings will entertain with bridge Wednesday afternoon in the auditorium of the Arizona School of Music
 Tom Sloan arrived in town Thursday and will be the guest of Mir. and Mrs. L. L. Plank for q week. after which he and Mrs. Sloan, who has been visiting her parents for some time, will return to their home in Los Angeles.
 Roy Denson and Genio Coombs of Florence are in the city for a few days.
 Mrs. May Goodrich of Springfield. Mass. arrived yesterday and will spend several months in Phoenix the guest of MT. and Mrs. Roy Goodrich.
 
 H. H. McNeil spent Monday in Pres colt.
 
 Miss ROsabcl Goldman is now visit ing in Les Angeles en route home from San Francisco where she has been for the past six months. She will return to Phoenix this week. F. P. Cruice of Prescott visited in town Thursday
Arizona republican., 1907-12-15
About Phoenix People
IIlHI

Among those present were. Mrs. Web
 ster Street, Mrs l. T. StoI- dard. Mrs. Harry TritIe, Nils. Dave Goldberg. Mrs. May GoOd;ich. Mrs W. J. Kingsbury, Mrs. Thoncas Otis, Mrs. Roy Goodrich, Mrs. C. F.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-15

Mrs Aaron Goldberg and Ms. Barry Goldwater were the hostesses yester- day afternoon at the Country Club tea. The usual game of bridge was en- joyed, the prize for the highest score. being received by Mrs. Webster Street.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-15

Some men suffer alone from the de- feats of their sterling qualities and too often take counsel of their ambi- tons
Arizona republican., 1907-12-15

Presbyterian ladies. attention-AH members of the Aid Society of the Presbyterian church are earnestly re- ques;ed to contribute to the fancy work department of the coming bazaar. Please send articles to the home of Mrs. J. F. Park. 3i4 N. 5th Ave. on or before the 18th inst.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-15

NJ. g. Taft an old Arizonian re.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-15

pretty six o'clock dinner. The tables center piece was formed of roses. Cov- CTS were laid for Miss Elsie Munger, Miss Mabel Cherry. Miss Mamie Gib- bons, Charles Munger, Sidney Osborn. Perry Munger and Milton Mupger.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-15

Miss Helen Ely will arrive this week from Stanford University to spend the Christmas holidays.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-15

Mrs Edward Kent. ST. entertained a few friends informally at luncheon on Wednesday.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-15

Mrs. l. T. Stoddard was the hostess last week for the Monday Bridge club and Mrs. E. J. Bennett made the high score. Mrs Simon Oberfelder will en- certain the club this week.