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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-06
Cotillion Club Dance,

The Cotillion club gave the second
of its series of summer dances at
Wallace park pavilion Wednesday
night Dr.. and Mrs. Voris lead the
german and the following were pres
ent: Mr.. and Mrs James C. Utter
back, Misses Anne STRIPPING, Fort
Worth; Anna Rhae Conradde, Mar.
garet sutton. Eliza Church. Ethel
Brooks. Faith Langstaf, Dorothy
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Dance Last Night.

In honor of Miss Garnett Buckner's
house party and other visitors in the
city the young society men of the
city gave dance at the Wallace park
pavilion last night. A large number
of young people were present and
enjoyed the evening.
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ENJOYABLE Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Duke. of Clay
street, entertained Tuesday evening
in honor of their visitors. MUSIC and
games were delightful features of the
evening after which refreshments
WERE served the guests.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-06

The Misses scopes entertained at
tho residence of their father. Mr.
Thomas scopes. Friday night In hon
or of the Misses Bessie Pewitt, Patty
Mac Sigmond and Sallle Dawes. Of
Fulton. The lawn was prettily
lighted with Japanese lanterns Re
freshments were served Those pres
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Luitrcll-f1air.

News of the marriage of Miss
Elizabeth Luttrell to Mr. c. e.
Clair at Jonesboro. Ark. THURSDAY
reached Paducah today in letter to
friends. Miss Luttrell has besE a
resident of Paducah for years
until two months ago wherfshe re-
moved with her parents, YMr. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Luttrell, to Jonesboro.
She is well known and popular here
In large circle of friends. Mr.. Clair
is a prominent stave manufacturer in
Arkansas, and resides in New York.
He is said to be wealthy and with his
bride went to New York on a bridal
tour.
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Miss Pauline Roth entertained her
Sunday school class Of the 'iermlh
Evangelical church Tuesday with an
outing at Fort (Massac. An ENJOYABLE
day was spent by tbs party. Many
pictures were taken OF pretty spots
on the river.
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Plays for Benefit of Guild.

"The Romacers" and "At the Foot
of the Wall" will be given Friday
night, July ~, at the Casino at Wal
lace park for the benefit of the guild
of the Grace Episcopal church. Miss
Anna Bird Stewart, of Cincinnati, has
charge of the rehearsals.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-06

Complimentary to Mr.. Bell Gard
ner and Mr.. J. Louie Gibbons a
launch party was given Monday after
noon. The party made the run to
smithland. where supper was served
before returning TO the city.
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Ice Cream Supper.

The Rebekahs gave an ice cream
social Monday evening on the yard
OF the "Three Links" building and It
was success in every way. The
ladies extend thanks to Professor
Jackson and his band for furnishing
music during the evening.
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Carpe Diem,

Miss Minnie Pieper entertained the
Carpe Diem club Tuesday evening" at
her home in Rowlandtown. In cut
with Miss Min ME Piepcr Hiss Kate
Grogan won the first prize. The lnne-
hand prize went to Mss Marie Roth
and Miss Maggie Lydoa took the con-
ISOLATION. In the Sclt,cmen'g prizes
Mr.. Joe Roth won the first Mr.. Oscar
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Wikon-Puifer.

Mrs. Hattie Wikoff was married to
Mr.. Charles l.. Puffer this morning
at IL o'clock at her home. 400 South
Ninth street. the Rev. Calvin NJ
Thompson, pastor of the First Bap,
fist church, officiating. Immediately
after the ceremony, which was a
quiet one attended only by few in
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e A gloom was cast over society this
week by the death OF two OF the
most popular matrons IN the city. In
the death OF Mrs. Anna Lee Parham
and Mrs Henry Bradley two OF the
noblest women OF the city are lost
Many of the parties and dances for
the week were postponed.
o. Fourth of July came this week. but
the older folk were willing 20 sit by
and see the younger Americans keep
the day with crackers and noises.
Still many had quiet day IN the
country. where dinner was served
aud a good rest taken.
Thoughts that the summer Is rap
idly. departing and with the hottest
part on hand society turns to the
summer resort and country and "a
rest from the strenuous life. So next
week we may look forward to chiefly
Informal parties
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NOTICE.

Patrons of the Water Company are
reminded that their rents expire June
9th, and those desiring to renew.
this quarter should do SO before IL Is
forgotten. All premises not paid for
on or before the 10th Of July will he
discontinued and the cost Of shutting
of and turning on water will be
81 90.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Mccain. 1041
Jefferson street gave a delightful SUR
prise party Wednesday evening In
compliment TO Miss Maud McCutch
con. OF Memphis and Mr.. Hanson
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Fish Fry.

An old fashined picnic dinner and
fish Try We're given Thursday by Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Magnor, at their
homer in Minta About a. guests
were present and shared their hospi-
tally. Miss Bessie Lou Watts, of
Paducah, was the guest of honor
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McCanL. who was home for short
visit The house was prettily deco
rated Pr the national colors and
dainty refreshments were served the
guestS
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Weddings.


Blackburn the consolation
| @
Weddings.
Mrs. Elizabeth Phelps and Mr.. c.
Killough we're quietly married last
Sunday by the Rev. f.. G. Graham az
the brides home, hoe Jacxson street
The bride is a popular young lady
and the groom is a well known em-
ploye of the Illinois Central reilroad.
They VIII reside on Jackson street.
Pleasant news was received Tues
day of the marriage of Miss Jessie
Folz and Mr.. Max " ,lI IL Dallas
Tex, Monday afternoon. The bride
is the pretty daughter of Mrs ). Folz.
Fourth and Jeffersoa streets, and Is
popular in society. Mr.. Wolf is a
valued employe o. Friedman Keller
e. Co. and one of their test statesmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolff are On az exten-
sive bridal trip through the south
and to the jamestown exposition.
They will reside In this city.
Miss Minnie Turner and Mr.. Jchn
Bogard, popular young people of Col
den Pond, KY. were marie lJonday
afternoon in the parlois of the New
Richmond hotel by the Rev. w. E.
Cave.
The Rev. Meyer Lovltch, labbi OF
Temple Israel, and Miss Rose Rosen
berg, of Cincinnati, were married
Wednesday, June 26. They are now
on an extensive bridal trip to the
Thousand Islands and other health
resorts in the north. They will re-
side in Paducah after September.
One of the surprises of the week
was the marriage of Miss Emma
Waynick and Mr.. b. NJ. Moseley at
Cairo last Tuesday. The bride is
a popular young lady of the city and
has many friends. Mr.. Moselcy is
president of the Central Labor hrion
and one of the most popular union
men in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Nose
ley left last night for the jamestown
exposition and other cities in the
east. On their return they will re-
side at 1919 Monroe street.
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LIFE.

Life-what is it?
All, who knows!
Just a visit,
| suppose:
JOY and sorrow
For a day,
Then tomorrow
We're away.
Youth. and morning;
Manhood, noon,
Age-thc warning
Night comes soon;
Shines a star to
Light us: then
IT'S moi far to
Home again.
Frank Dempstcr sherman IN the
December Atlantic
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8 The Week In Society. 9
0~2~S2>~~O

James cashon, and Miss Lille Gee
der.
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All Paducah knows the line fof
snirtwaists we carry and, by obsery-
ing our stock you viii note some
great values during This July Clear
ance Sale. The prices range In this
sale from the very best to some of
the lowest numbers and, as it is I'M
possible to quote YOU these figures,
we can only say be at our store Mon
day morning in time and you will see
Tor yourselves values of note. Some
pretty new numbers have just come
IN and they will also be included in
This lot which is to be sold
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Greif the lone hand aad Mr.. Clifford
Blackburn the consolation
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down so very low that the price Of n
very common one. during our Mon
day sale, would secure for you
handsome suit. Cut prices also pre-
vail on white linen skirts at our store
Monday morning.
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White and Colored
Suits Cheap

In our White Suit stock Depart
ment there are many good values.
Among them are colors of blue. pink,
green and lavendar which we now
wish to dispose of We cannot mem
ton prices on these suits. but will
say to you they have been marked
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plaids. All these suits will be put
together on one rack and sold for
these were $4,000. $27.5O, $1,000,
$22. so, $4,000 and three OF four
were $500. You may pick the one
you like Monday for ... $500.
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first season after doing such a rash
act. we are enabled TO measure the
wants of the average parasol buyer,
but we over estimated their desire.
Therefore, we have in stock some
very elegant parasols that sold for
500. SIS, SIS, s12.50, $40. $3.50.
$3.50 and IS. All these have been
marked down for the sale that takes
place Monday morning and some of
them will be sold as cheap as S3.9J.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
cANANEA EASTERN.

E. P. Draper returned Friday from Bisbee. where he was to attend ali annual meeting of the Cananea East ern Mining Co on Tuesday night, says the Cananea Herald At this meeting the reports of the officers of the company were received and adopted. The old board of directors of the company were reelected and will elect officers of the company at q meeting to be held shortly It is understood there will be no change in the officials. Development of the property of the company will con tinue along the lines which were fol- lowed during the last year with much success attendant From this devel- opment there has been steady ship ments of ore during the last several months. The output is now to be in creased and will continue to afford revenue sufficient to largely pay the expenses of development. The re- ports submitted at the annual meet ing disclosed the conditions of the company to be very satisfactory, both as to the treasury department and as to conditions in the workings of the property. where the outlook has steadily grown /1hore> and more en- couraging foE~the mahpS0sf pig and rich producer.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29

The close of the week saw the lo- cal mining situation very much the same as at th9s opening. with all of the local miness operating with full forces despite th4 decline in the price of copper, and thes following out of 4 policy of retrenchl,nel; including the laying off of men which has been adopted in many of the b.g copper camps of the country The general outlook seems to be slightly improved merely from the fact. that the time when consumers will thaye to enter the market is brought one week closer
 The output of the Copper Queen mines for September will probably fall short of the normaA production as attention has been diracted to the developing of new ore hodies, and the driving of drifts conducting the various mines with the Sacramento shaft.
 The Calumet & Arizona And Super for & PittsbUrg companies have also curtailed production slightly and are deyoting their attention chiefly to de- velopment work At the Shattuck, the normal amount Of ore, is being taken from the mine but shipments to the sInelters at Globe have been great ly hampered and a reserve supply of sulphide Is being piled on the dump al the mine. No shipments have been made from the penn the past week. although stoping in the ore body opened up on the HOO has gone on steadily This ore also lis being held as reserve.
 The Wolverine & Arizona operations are mainly along the line of the ore body encountered in the Higgins tun- nel about two weeks ago. There is nc dcsbt remairirg that the deposit at least extends to the diamond drill hole or I25 feet
 In the western end of the district operations have been resumed at the North Bisbee Development Company's property. and operations generally in that section are most satisfactory.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
oRTEeA.

At the crtega the tunnel on the Ma tive deaouncement is still in the ore encountered a couple of weeks ago and Is steadily looking better says the Cananea Herald During last week drift from this tunnel entered the ore. and is showing the extent or the work in ore. Assays of sample taken across the veiu last week showed good values in copper. silver and gold, the result of the assay being higher good deal than had been expected. Full shifts are work ing in the tunnel and drifts. The re- suits being obtained can be said to be the best the property has had as any time for the opening of a large body of high grade ore. No other development is now under way. pend ing the arrival Of machinery which has been shipped by the u1anufactur- CTS and should be on the ground the latter Dart Of next month.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
JEROME MINES.
fJerome News.)

The decline in the price of copper has in no way Interferred with deveE opment work long the great Jerome copper belt, nor cut down the produe- ton of the United Verde mine. This Is due to the well known fact that all of the ores in this district carry gold and silver in pay quantities. Psuics may come and go. but the ee~ velopment Of the Jerome copper belt will go on for ever. Conditions at the United Verde mine have never been better than at the preseat time. both in the mine and at the snelter. The settling of the smelter has en- tirely stopped. and the machinery con nected herewith is running without 8 hitch The large new furnace which Is being erected under the dfreas SD pervision of Superintendent Tom Fay Tor, in which will be incorporated many new ideas of the superintend ent. is being rushed ahead as rapidly as possible The long tunrhI was ID 1884 feet on the 18th Of this month. When completed this tunnel will be 7.20S feet in length. An extensive piece of work now being done by the United Verde company is the rebuild lrE of the Walnut Spring dam. This new dam is intended to turn all of the waters from th.s spring into the pipes leading to the smelt CT. to sc- commodate which the two miles or S-inch pipe from spring to smelter. is being replaced by 10inch pipe. At Jerome Junction the company has completed a 800. 900 gallon oil storags tan--.
 At the Verde Grausle SupeTintend- ent Scott is sinking the shaft with
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
SOUTH cANANEA.

Superintendent Charles McHenTy of the South CaEanea returned Wednes- day from Tucson, where he went to meet George Mitchell, en route from La Dfcha mines of the Mitchell inter- ests to New York. says the Canenea Herald Mir. McHenry accompanied MT. Mitchell as far as Fl Paso and went over the South Canantea situa- ton with him. No definite decision was reached regarding the property further than understanding that de velopment should remain at stand stiH until conclusion of the negotia- tions which Robert Mitchell has un- der way in London with English in- teresfs. While these negoti4tions have not yet been concluded 1t is un- derstood that recent word from Lon don has not been encouraging to ex- pectation for immediate advance of the funds desired for the financing of the new company. A few months ago there was every reason for belief that the English syndicate interested in the matter would act favorabIy with. ont delay. but tightening in the money and stock markets on both sides oi the Atlantic has ensrely changed the situation.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
SOME PLEASANTLY
tcananea Herald.s

tCananea Herald.3
 Especial Dispatch--Qpen Data I.fnsy
 At meeting of the members of the copper ssock and metal boosters as sociatiou last night. IL was voted unanimously to have the bylaws put in mourning for an indefinite period following which a choice selection was rendered by the exalted booster, entitled cheer up father, the funeral is about over." The chaplain spoke from the text, 'It will all come out in the wash" The gem of the ses- sion from the mourners bench was relation of Bob Ingersoli's declaration that Hades would be pretty good place of residence if they'd change the climate a bit and get lot of good people in, apropos of which the speak CT opinioned there was nothing the matter with stocks and metal, but lack Of demand and money to buy them with and that therefore every body ought to get busy at looking pleasant Piacards bearing the new motto of the association and allied working orders of the underground prOauCEng uIFIrTS'IIos I5 SS><7<- --s% 2 rest. izt US 5s Tx5s, 2, s=se=e ordered print ed in large number and generally distributed A copper framed copy O. this piacard was ordered sent to each of the large metal consuming inter ests. The services closed with that hopeful hymn. joined in by the entire membership. "On The Firing Line. Mother Dear, We Are Waiting. Wait ing
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
SANTA ROSA.

Attorney s. E. Hazard of Calumet G Arizona was here the first of last week to take out from the office of the mineral agent the titles for the Santa Rosa mine extension denuonce- menfs, comprising some two thou sand pertenencias, which were made last spring in his name for the c. & A. interests which are now develop ing the sriginel Santa Rosa property under bond says the Cananea Herald This development work is showing up ground of sflendid promise, Ehere now being small room for doubt, but that all that may have been expected from the property. and more, too, will be realized. It is understood that extensive prospecting will be com menced at early date on the ground for which titles have just been taken out, a move which will be of much importance to many property holdres in the Fronteras district who are To- cated in the vicinity of the Santa Rosa holdings.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
BONANZA nE cosRE.

On the Bonanza de Cobre there Is much activity in preparation for the extensive exploitation Manager Tal- bot has his plans made for, says the Cananea Herald. Machinery is being put sn position and all preliminary steps fast being brought to compile tioH- Such sinking as has already been done on the property has opened formation which is considered alto gether encouraging and is ia line wsth expectations Mir. Talbot has had from the time of denouncement of the ground These expectations call for the opening of one Of the biggest Properties in the district. Within a few weeks more. things will be going full swing on the ground. from which time on rapid progress will be made with the thorough development that is 10 be had.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
AMIGA.


 H. L. HaTTison will leave shortly for Ameca, Jalisco, where he expects to locate and engage in banana cul- ture and mining says the Cananea Herald. Ameca Is about 200 kilo- meters west of Guadalajara and about a miles northwest of the survey for the new line of the Southern Pacific from Guadslajara to Topic. The country through which this road pass es Is said by Mir. Harrison, wfo re- centiy returned here from an exten- siye trip on horseback through the section, to be one of the richest in the world in agricultural, stock and mining possibilities. Ameca Is cen trally located in a rich belt To .he present time mining and other pur- suits have been carried on in p.inlk tive manner because Of the fact that it has not been practical 10 take in modern mahcsnery. With the coming of the railroad this will be changed in anticipation of which thefe has d. reaGy occurred much new investment of money, principally b. Amesie-'.s. ia properties in the country. Among tie more important Geais was one re- c.>aiiy by California int ' .s-s for the San Sebastian mines. These have years of more than $S. 900 GOO in sii- ver-goId ores. Their operation has been through the employment of only the old time methods Wter level has now been reached by the tower work inxs, to which fact Is due the recent sale of the properties, the original owners not caring to go to the ex- pense and assume the responsibilities Of putting ini the modern mining ma cbInery which the situation requires. Beside the San Sebastian there are a number of other good properties. all quicksilver. ia the section which have lately been taken over by Americans while prospecting is developing the fact that the district has barely been scratched for values. Quite few an tiguas are being found from reopen. ing of which there B reason to ed pect important results. The agTical- tural resources of the section have never been made use of to any extent, Rainfall is heavy and the native Rror@shs exceedingly rank, compelb, ing the chopping of ones way through many of the trails. Beside the South ern Pacific line through the country there Will be available in the next few years the extension of the Nexi can Central from colima BEiIdIne of this line has been greatly inter sere6 with by urhsnaily heavy rainy seasons during the last three years which have made impossible the com pletlon of two big tunnels which are necessary to opening of the line.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29

that there Is in this or any other country; 1t has five furnaces in oper- ation and is turning out copper at the rate of 65,0o0 900 pounds year. Its capital stock Is g. 2.50O. 900 and .n four years it has returned to its stock holders an even nine million dollars in dividends. nearly four times what they paid irL while at the same tine making their s10-a-share stock worth s160 a share. That, to repeat, is a record that would be hard to beat.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
cAMANEA NuEvA.

On the Cznanea Nusya five shafts are now sinking. n each of which there ls ore, says the cenanea Herald In the last few weeks ore of better grade than had before has beea opened and there Is felt to be occa- sion for enthusiasm as to the future of the property. Little room now ex- ists for doubt bat that it will make a big min. The ore lately encounter ed so which reference $ made above is holding well with the sinking and is said to make fine average com mercsal grade. being straight smelt- ing proposition running something better than per cep7
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
ARIzPE.

Manager Wilhelm of the Airzpe pe. velopmsnt was visitor in the city during the early part of the week, bringing highly encouraging reports of success attending development on the properties of the company and of progress beng made with the various betterments that are underway at the camp says the Cananea Herald. This property has the advantage of high silver-gold values along with the cop per contents of it's ores and can look on the decline in the copper metal prices with comparative equanimity,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
GRO MAxIMo.

R X. Clancy spent a portion Of the week at Bisbee and Douglas with Ee- gard to affairs of the OFo Maximo and fhe Picacho mines. Mr. Clancy ras izaen in but short time from Dnlufh says the Cananea Herald. while the copper situation has made for something of g nurry among in- vestors there, Nr. Clancy states lna. fhe fovr has not lost faith py say manner Of means in Arizona ana SO