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The daily tribune., 1907-01-25
THE CELEBRATION
WAS a BIG SUCCESS


Hundreds Attended the Concert and
Danes-Ladiss Feed Over
400 Persons.
The concert and ball given il thu
Houston opera house and The Morgan
hall last night hy the Elks lodge oi
this city and tbs Scotch Of the county,
wefe all that VIA advsrtised for thsml
The concert started promptly Il 8
O'Clock and has bssn pronounced one
Of tho best that has ever bssn given
By Fremont county talent. The hout Z
was crowded TO the utmost ssatin
capacity when the 6rst number Of the
proaram was rendered. II 10 esti.
mated that fully 100 occupied seats In
the house and only onos before were
more people in the building at one
time.
The program wAs lengthy and we'll
arranged. All the coal camp reopls
who took part have been highly com.
plimented for their exoellent display
OF talent and the Florentinss on the
program showered themselves with
credit.
my Turn Next. . one aot laugh.
able farce was staged by q. B. GRID.
die. Laura Bell. John Kils, Floss ie
Moore. Arthur Wick srs. Lilly Mitchell
and Frank Perkins. A usual Mr..
Perkins acted the part Of farmer
and filled his represen tation In .
splendid manner. Mr.. Criddls more
than maintained his excelisnt record.
Thomas Shields, sr.. sexton Of the
Highland cemetery. danced the High.
land fiiDg In his old time vigorous
style. The Highland suit that was
ordered for him in Denver for some
reAson failed to arrive and he wss
10 put on the danos attired
In citizens olothss. which fact some.
what detraoted from the usual grand
suooess Of this dance for which he
is noted over the county. However.
he was enoored to the echo and 70.
sponded freely.
At $3.50 O'Clock the ball room OF
Morgan hall WAS thrown open and
with. Prof. Bain's orchestra furnish.
Ing the music. th9 dance WAS oon.
sinoed until O'Clock this morning
and then many Of the dancers lothed
to 20. This dance WAS one Of the
biggsst suooesses and most largely
attended Affairs that has been given
In Florence for months. From rs to
100 couple danced at one time. The
ball was at its height at II O'Clock.
|t can not be remembered that .
larger crowd attended dance In Flor.
'nos since the Red Men gave their
masquerade balls some years ago.
The lsdiss Of the Prssbyt yteriau
'hurch served supper in the Knights
II Pythias hall and fed between 900
md 2s6 persons. They oisarsd some
money out Of shs venture for their
'huroh work. 1t 10 hard to rem ,m.
'sr The time In this county that the
'ootch attempted . Robert Burns
'slsbrstion that was not suooessful l. |
3urns' birthday 10 today. Jan. rs. but
'ecauss thers 10 . show billed ct the
'pera house for tonight. the oslebrs.
ion this year wss given one day
'srlieF.
All the GOAL camps wsrs we'll repre-.
sntsd both In point of numbers and |
'ctivity 10 arrangements. That Flor.
moe and the Elks lodge did themselves
'roud In the venture WAS evidenced By
he large and appreoiative crowds In
ttendanos At ell the entertainmsuts
70 arrangements have yet been made
or next year that Is known publioally
mt II the psopls Of the camps decide
0 oslsbrate up there then. Florence
sople should lend their prsssaos ~
nuch ~ the camp population aid last
light.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-25
Made to Measure Suits.

Will close out ell winter woolsns
u one third Oh. Florence Tailoring
company. 1T East Main. 1897
The daily tribune., 1907-01-25

Potatoes $I.oo per cwt.-fiadley
Nero. Co.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-25

AdvsrtiSsS your waists ia the Tribun.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-25
John Houston
Wall Paper. Paint, Glass, Oil
varnish, Brushes and Paint.
sfs' Supplies. los &. Main.
Roses in Bloom in San Antonio

Roses In Bloom In San Antonio
1his historic city is.a very delightful
place to visit during the winter season.
1As Colorado and Southern railway Of
fsss vsev low rate tickets With liberal
hRits and stop.ovse privileges Write
er descriptive ntssaturs to T. =. FSshsr.
q. r 4, Dsuvsf.
1hs Tribune fee bsst Job printing.
Tsissss 49, e6sde thSbsutsidb.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-25

Potatoes $s.oo per cwt.-IiadIsy
ilerc. CO.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-25
Ths Tribune sss bsst Job printing.

Tstssss 49, sas1e sAsbsutssds. :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-15
A 8 $50

Es de mucha utilidad, no solo pa.
ra los Abogados, Cortes judiciales,
Ayuntamlentos, Corporaciones y en-
pleados de todos los ramos, sino tam.
blen para los comerciantes industria.
les y personas de negocios, el como
clmlento de las Leyes de Puerto Rico
aprobadas por las Camaras y Ell Con
sejo Executive en- el corrierte aflo de
I9o7.--Se venden q $50 en- la Ii
breria del
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-15
B a. IN g o g
ACCIONES

Banco Territorial $50.
Banco de Puerto Rico $31 a 81.
American Colonial Bank $3.50 a 200
7. T. Silva B. G. SIoo.
CEDULAS HIPOTECARIAS
Banco Territorial y Agrlcola:
Emlsiones 8" y 5" 500
Idem O. SIOO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-15
Frutos del pals

Az1csr para Ell consume
Moscabado (claro) $4.25
de miel (claro) 800
centrifugal primera 500 a 5.25
americana primera 81 a5.5o
de Ponce 3I4 4.I5
Cafe corriente,
Para exportaci6n, de 1925 1850
Almidon 5H
Maiz IA
Sebo de res 4.5o
Cocos, millar 1000
.Algodon 6 q 7
Cueros dulces IS
We N AS DE A Z y G A r
Sin operaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-15
CAM BIOS

LondreS -. check $467
Paris. -. :. 2A p oIo D.
Hamburgo. a4poIo D.
New York.. Par a ctvs. p oIo. P,
Espafia. ...... a I2H p oIo D
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-15
MOVimientO maritime

ENTRADAS DEL EXTERIOR
Vapor cubano Maria Herrera, pro-
cedente de Habaua y escalas inter
medias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-15

tOPERACIONES EN- Ell MUELLE1
Ninguna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-15

Vapor americana Coamo, zarpara
del puerto de New York para ell
nuestro, ell I6 del que cursa.
Consignatarios, The New York
Porto Rico S. S.
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Las fls8tas patr0naI0s Do ArselbO.

suScrito pOr Ia Comisi6n de festejos de
la Dimp6tica ciudad hemos recibido algu
nos ejempIarea del programa para las fes'
tas que sc llevar6n allf efacto con motive
del patron San Felipe en- la ciudad de
Arecibo.
Ell dia 80 del corrients comienzan las
f i:stas que Se inaugurar6n con diez cafio'
nazog. Juegos populaFes, gran retVeta por
la banda de la policia inSular, bale de
tEajeg, de nifiog, en- el Teatro salve en- Ia
Iglesia cat6lica- Los dias y de Mayo
siguen los festejos fguTando en- ellos IL
mOsnas & los pObres de la localidad, repair
tici6n de premioR & los nifios de las escne'
las pdblicaS y & las nusve de Ia noche del
dia primero uu gran bale de sociedad en-
el Teatro. a las diez de la noche del 2
90 efectuar6 como brillants cierre de las
fsptaS, un gran bale de artesanos en- ell
Teatro. GrandeB mascaradaS TecorreFan
las GALES los indicadOs dias y Otro bale de
m6scaras 90 llevar6 q efecto en- Ia plaza
Tyson" las Cinco y media de Ia tarde
del dia 2.
Bien pOr Ia progresista ciudad.
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EI COImO de Ia frOsGurS....

South Norwalk, Conn, Abril II.
"Me he marchado con el ladr6n. Est6
uBted adveltido, cabeza de brutol Guide
los nifios, listed nunca me volveF6 &
YER"
En- esos t6rminos estaba concebida una
nota que su espoaa le dej6 aver SObre Ia
mesa del comedor, y Ia que fu6 encOntrada
pOr Mr.. Ralph A. Webb, empleado de
uu ferrocarril, cuandO regres6 q 81 casa
despueS de 50 trsbaio.
Mr.. Webb regres6 inesperadamente &
% casa & las tres de Ia mahana del do
tningo pasado, enContrSndose con que no
pOdia entfar ON ella por impedirBelo un
piano que habian colocado detras de la
puerta. FL, sin embargo, trat6 de abriTSe
Camino, & Embellishments Be le present6
I'm henibre enmaScarado, quien, apun'
tandOle con nm revolver h6cia la cabeza,
le amenaE6 con matarle 81 hacia la menor
resistenCia.
81 supuesto ladr6n escape poF una ven
tana. Mr.. Webb entr6 entOnces en- 80
casa y le soFprsndi6 grandemente 81 veI
Que el ladr6u nada se habia llevado. FL
no tuvo la mas pequeda aospecha sobrs 90
Verdadero iDfoHtunio, haRta que 80 encon'
tr6 IL nota que le dej6 % espoaa. Sat.
leis on podeF dol marble cUatFQ hlog, q
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CRONlQUIILA.

i
San Juan, Ia adoquinada ciudad del
norte, tiene sus coaas malas pero tarnbian
les tiene buenss; hay que hacarle iuati
cla, ya que tantag coaas hay que sacarla
en- cara. b~ss
Para venir aquf con IN vetnte vesate,
hay que andarse con pies de plomo poF4ue
sino 10 desloman.
DlaB paBadcB present6se p0F u Marina,
un caFiba tilulado '.HombFe Dios' llo.
vieron piedras sobre 81, de tai maneFa,
que g dijo "Dios y 6guila" u desapaFeCi6
SIN que nadis haya dado lcuenta de 6 mas
tarde, present6se otro con an diceionario
enciclop6dico, mas grande que 81 Iibro
mas grRnde que ustedes pudieran imsgi
naFse, , 10 tiraron con un pargo de Palo
seco = IN pulpo de LOLA, y no hubo pa.
ra nadie.
On caTbonario trat6 de hacer otro tanto
y los estivadores de carbon Ie lanzaRon
una gFanizada de hula, que 10 hizo huiT.
asf on TODD 10 dennis Ei uuo uRa
patiilas mas grandes de 10 acostumbrado,
nadie ocurre mandarlo 81 barbefo d
anda descalzo, donde 81 zapatero.
Aquf el lena es ''vivir vivamoa''l y
que cada uno SO sguants con guB ufias.
-IY que ambiente de adaptation 81 de
este pafsI
Desde que Ilegaron los invasores, todOs
SO han dedicado & GySsdar insplGntar nee-
tOdOs, , cada uno oompFa 81 de 50 autor
favorito.
7 90 oye por todas parties:
-JTiene usted nm coEta plumaB? II
Ne sefioF, pero tengo nm ing'6a.
y 20 Varios-dice 81 maestro.
Pero On 10 que mas nos hemos adaptado
es en- la question de trusts.
POr dOquier0 salta uno.
Ahora, uno de los que mas descuella,
amen de los de Ia leche, la Carne 81 pessi
cado, ca el de trajes de vestir..
Va usted 4 una sastrerfa Ie hacen un
tta's la medida por diez dollars diCen
al parFoquiano.
Que Cqsi boroto es estOl
Pero se le ocurre comprar casimir de &
% centavoB la vaFa, que hay que suponer
sea bastante ordinario, valiendo la he.
chuFa diez dollars, no compensa Ia tela s,
la hechura, este 81 es en- sastrerfa de teFce'
re- clase, pues 81 es de Begunda, cueata
doce = 81 de primeTa, ounce.
-ClaTo es-decfa un ciudadano.
negoCio eatS On Ia tela que no vale NADIA y ]
eB un cebo para Ia hechuTa.
Cuando mas trapquilo va uno DOR IL
calle, 10 paran offeci6ndole vifias Casti'
llos On telaH, muchsg de elias salidas ha
sig'os del telar. Y por ahf otros negoCiou
por igual. ESQ 81 no oCurra comprar nm
traje judo que no dura nj 10 que Ia passion
de CristO.
CuADTCNrDv
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NOTAS De ARTE.
Un nueVO tTahsjO dramatiCO de Butt
tituIadO n passs della fortuna.
ArGhlta Valsnts Ia CORcIuld0 los nuevas conadIas.


Sc anuncian nuevos trabajcs drama
tiCog italiauos. Alfredo Teaton prepars
una nueva comedis de ambiente hist6ricc
boloii6s del Biglo XVII,
Ell poets Pascoli, parece que de1es
haceE Ago para 81 teatFo en- las poBtrime-
rias de su carrera literaria. Sc dice que
.est6 escTibiendo una tEagadia que sera re.
pressntada por Franchini.
-Anastasi ha terminado una comedia
titulada lie SorelIe.
--.E. A. Butt aDuncia que pronto har6
representa- IN nuevo trabajo dram6tico
titulado I'll paese della fortuna"
En- 81 re pFopone evidenciar algunos de
los caBos q. Ia mania del orc eDgendFa en-
las grandes cRBas de juego La acci6n se de
sarrOllar6 en- MontecaVlo sers rapidfsi
ma, Casi tr5giCa. FL primer acto tendr6
por eBcenaEio Ia BalR de los PaspeTdus, en-
81 &c ebre casino. 81 segundo acto ocu.
Frir6 en- una terraZa del mismo casino, y
otro on Ia Bala de los 1reintG CA0reata.
El movimiento de los personaies Ber6
muy grande ccmpTender6 tipOB fgu.
ras del mundo cogmopolita, que Be dan cita
en- Ia gran casa. Las escenas de conjunto
y de ambiente estar6n ligadaB unas & otras
por una lfnea muy paSional, respecto Ia
cual el autor no ha querido antiCipar 81
menoF detalle.
-Archita Valente ha conclude dos
nueVas comedias: 81 caballero Faublas,
que SO dice brillantfsima, Don Quiiote
de Ia Mancha, que gsr6 her6ico c6mica,
como Ia Celebre novela. .-
-Ss RnunCian tambien algunas nusvaB,
comedias francesas. CitaTemos entire otras
"Chaine Anglaise," en- tres actos, de Po
rel, y = Oigeau bleu" de Maeterlinck.
Ademas los BefioreS Nancy y Armont,
autoreS de la bTillantfsimR comedia ssEl
truco del bFasilefio," habfan entregado al
teatro del Palais Royal de Paris, un van.
deville que ira representa- Immediate.
mente.
-Seg6n informaeiones recientes ell
aplaudidO maestro Cilea acaba de terminar
la partitura de Ia opera "Gloria" cuya
primeTa representation 90 llevaES & Cabo &
fines del pF6ximo mes de mario en- Ia
Scala de Madrid.
Los amigos admiradOreB del lover
CompOsitOT, que cOnocen este nuevo traba'
jo, aseguTan que "GIoria" asegurarS 81
renombre que le han dadO sus Obras ante
Tioreg. 49,
EN- los cfrculos artfaticoB hay especial
inter6s por conocsr Ia nueva production
de Cilea.
NOtician de Roma que 81 maestro Leon.
cavallo est6 "tmusicando" el libreto de Co.
lanti, intitulado La camicia rossa. EI
aTgumento tiene "a acci6n On la 6poca del
reSurgimiento italiano, On 1885, duranta
Ia guerra con Austria.
De Ia fecha de estreno, NADIA Ba saba
todavfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-26

mayor de 10 afos de edad 81 mas peque'
fo que 90 una criatura de meses. De The
World } .'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-26
SEPAS Il

Gus no pUblicauaos cOmuDieados Sin oua
B0an pagadog por adelantad0.
Ckoa seig palabEas De cuontan poFuna III.
Rea y 10 Inca vale dio2 esntavos.
La9 GaRtaa que vongan con c0muniOadoa
ON su imports no De GontoBtAn
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AVI
A QUEEN CORRESPONDA.

Por el presente 90 haCe pdbliCO que 81
lunes, 29 del corriente, las dieE de Ia
maRana, ell ConsejO Executive celebraFS auE
diencia p6blica Bobrs el arrendamientO de
terrenos pdblicoB & particulareB frente al
mar, 6 cerCa del mismO, en- ID Marina,
para la construction de almacenes pd.
blicos.
Toda persona interesada en- 81 asunto
serd oida pOr 81 Conssio Executive On s1
salon de sesiones en- el edifcio de la Dipu.
taci6n.-W.- r. Bennst.--seCretario del
Conuejo Executive. San Juan, Abril rs
de 1907. H..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-26

FAllAS DE EUR0P Los eminentss sa-
bios medieOs Germod Bouchardat Nonta
y Chomel en- eus estudios sobre el vino San
Rafael de Valence (Drome) France, des-
pues del analisis hecho por los eminentes
saD1os Liebig y Pasteur, certifcan que las
pTopiedades de este vino son de tai exceIen-
GLE, que su usO 5debe ser obligatorio los
dolO, freCuentemente gaFantiza bnena sa-
lnd, 10 que Recommends muy eficazmente
todos sus colegas Cuidese mucho con
As falsifcaciones. Unicos agentes para Ia
Isla de Pto-R Rico. Cerecedo Hernaanos 3
Ca. San Juan PR.
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NOTA TRISTE

Nj sfiqna & las 8 go efeCtuar6 en- el ce'
menterio de esta ciudad 81 entierro de los
Festos morales del que fu6 respectable an
ciano don Angel Navajas, quien peEtene'
clio al ejercito espafiol = reaidia en- San
Juan desde hace muchoB afiog.
Cabeza de fsmilia de una de las mas
di,tinguidas de esta SOciedad y muy esti'
mado en- ella deja 81 que se va profunda
&uella de respetO entire nosOtron hacienda
que sea muy SentidO Su fallecimientO.
A Bus deudos UodoS y entire estoS los
distiDguidos espoSos Velazco-NavajaU, en-
via ia Correspondence" su mas sentido
p6same. Paz eteFnR en- 81 Beno de Dios al
que cumpli6 Su jOrnada en- Ia terra.
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TO WHOM II NAY CONCERN.

Public notice is hereby given that on
Monday morning, the 29th instant, at ten
o'clock, a public hearing will be had
before the Executive Council on the ques-
ton of leasing some Of the public lands at
or near the shore front on the Marina ia
private paities for public. warehouse pur.
poses.
All persons interested in this matter
will be given an opportunity to be heard
at that time in the chambers of the Exc
cutive Council in the Diputacion Building
W. r. Bennett Chief Clerk, Executive
Council. San Juan, April rs, 1907.
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METILOIDEs-El me1or y mas SECURE
de todos los eBpecificoB hasta RhoPR ConoCldo
para la Cura permanente de todag las enf0r-
medades de la ureta, va sean 6gtas Cr6niCas
sgudas Oontiene el flujo cuFa por com
pletO, en- menos tiempOs qre ningdn otro pre-
parade similar, las gonorreag, eEpePm atoFnaB
cist1tis, cot. Mejor que las lnyecciones muy
superior al EandRlo y copaiba. Empieza &
gurtir Bu efsUto Las tres 8 Ouatro hoFaB de
haberg0 tornado.
Los "METILOIDEs"-son fSsiles de tomaP
estSn pFeparadog de maneEa que no PevueI-
ven 81 0st6mago nj pFOduoen malos 0feCtOs,
De Venta On todas Las Botioas. Pidang6
muOgtEas gratis Bus dnioos fabriCanteE.
Frederick stoarng q o.. Detroit. HiChl'
gan u. n.
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Por ausentafse su dueho 80 vende una
-lancha autom6viL de aeero complstamente
nueva, de 2 cabsllo1, de Is pies , de CO.
pacidad para 8 10 personals
Un bote de tingIadillo en- eBtado casi
nuevo, completamente buenO, de l6 pies
de remos apsrejO complete de velag y
toldo, con Capacidad para 10 8 IL peRBo'
mas. 1nformaT6ni Tetuan 20, bajOB. ! v.
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Sc solicitan pIatero j rsloiero, que
tsngan buenas fefarencias de los talleres1 "A
qne Aayan tTabaiado, On d Joyerfa > pIa.
teria de N. r. Silva. Luna IL. Apar
tado POI. l5va
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-26

En- esta impYenta Be vende papel dc
paFi6dico vieIo { $500 los 46 kilos (sl qssirI-
TAD
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-27
ga,us R32e|n.. = nj 9tkarsha1Ifnanr s,ur1a,

Mrs w. E. Tonlinson, in this city, and
with relatives in the country
Miss Harriet Miller went to Dess
Moines this morning for visit of a
few days at the home of her brother,
Mr.. Kent Miller.
Mrs. H. P Bigelow left this morning
for Grundy Center. where she will Wis
it over Sunday with her cousin, Mrs.
Carrie Morrison
Mr.. D. d. Shenick has remodled his
home on West Boone street and will
keep his folks comfortable this winter
with a Lennox furnace.
| Miss Ella Muckle, of Davenport who
has been visiting for few weeks as
the guest of Miss Helen Wells, left for
her home this morning.
| Mrs Il. f. Bradford returned Friday
afternoon from Tama, where she has
been for brief visit with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs John Gadbury.
Mrs j. H. Waters returned Friday
evening from Mechanicsville, where she
has been visiting for three weeks with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. c. Burke.
Mr. and Mrs E. B. Connley and little
.udngIllcT returned Iudy GNSliiii5 'iOtAi
Hubbard and other Hardin county
points, where they have been visiting
relatives.
/ Miss Mabel Cowan, of State Cen
ter, who has been visiting in the city
for Week with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Dobson. returned to her home Fri
day.
Miss Martha Wells. of Des Moines.
and cousin. Miss Alberta Wells, OF
Marissa Ill. arrived in the city Fri
dE afternoon and are guests at the
home Of their uncle. Mr.. John w
Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Buck. of Omaha.
arrived in the city this afternoon for
visit at the home of the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs T. Binford Mr..
Buck will be here for two weeks, and
his wife probably longer.
Miss Rachel Patton went to Des
Moines this morning for a few days
visit with her cousin Mrs. d. j. Tug.
She will be accompanied home by her
cousin. Miss Jessie Mcmahon. who has
been spending the summer at her sis
ter's home.
MT. ana MIS-. Lee AthtHSol anu
children returned Friday evening from
Hampton, where Mrs. Atkinson and the
children have been for a three weeks
visit at the home of Mrs. Atkinson's
sister. Mrs Edward A. Davis. Mr.. At
kinson joined his family at Hampton
a week ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Patterson former
lily of Marshalltown, but now OF Dav-
export, who have been visiting Mrs.
Patterson's brothers, Messrs Lester
and Jesse Williams. went to Kellogg
Friday evening to visit Mr.. Patterson's
mother. Mrs Carrie E. Frederick, for a
few days Mrs. Patterson has been
here for three weeks and was joined by
her husband a few days ago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-27
Personal Mention

Miss Mabel Dawson, of Albion, spent
Friday In the city.
Mr. c. e. Hatcher spent Friday night
In Grinnell on business.
Miss Racel Leonard. of Albion, Wis
nted in the city Friday.
Mrs. Fred Nichols. Of Bromley
spent Friday in the city.
Mrs. r. l.. Mundell of Marietta
spent Friday in the city.
Mr. B. A. Morgan was in Cedar Rap
ids on business Friday.
Mr.. T. F. Bradford was in Grinnel
Friday night on business.
Misses Mary and Josephine McMa
Mr.. John C. Clemens, of Clemens
was in the city on business Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs C. A Baughman and
son Dryden spent Friday night in Grin
nell.
Mr.. G. A. Tewksbury. of Montour
spent the day in the city on bust
ness
Mrs. Frank D. Dennis, of Albion. ac-
companied by her daughter, Reba
spent Friday in the city.
Mr.. William Henry Dunn, of st. An
thony spent Friday in the city look
ing after business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Smith, of En-
erson. o., arrived in the city Friday
evening for visit of a week or ten
days at the homes Of their cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. T. p Marsh aud Mr.. and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-27
SAYS HUSBAND WELL LIKED.
Mrs. James Bradley Declares Husbands
Reputation is Good.

Reputation is Good.
Mrs. James Bradley, wife of the ne
gro who was shot by Officer Burt
Goodale while resisting arrest, says
that her husband bears a good repu-
tation in Omaha, and that he is well
liked by everybody" When asked how
he was employed Mrs Bradley said
that "he did most anything" meaning
that he was a laborer. When asked if
her husband had been in trouble in
Omaha or had ever been arrested, the
woman replied with hesitancy that she
thought he had been arrested once. She
did not remember however, what crime
he had been charged with.
Chief Nicholson is in receipt of in
formation to the effect that on Thurs
day Great Western trainmen at both
Oelwein and Waterloo had considerable
trouble with strange negro who an
swers Bradley's description. This is
being Investigated for the purpose of
ascertaining if there was real cause
why Bradley should have wanted to
run when Officer Goodale arrested
him.