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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-10
FOR sALE-CITY PROPERTY.


FOR sALE-Lot 4Ox15O feet, centrally
located, on paved street For pdrtic |
ulars address Box 2G7, city.
location, near paved street and car |
line, 55X225; spot cash price, $I2J. |
Address II. 50',' care Argus.
FOR SALE-Two nice cottages. near
Elm street line; great bargain; will |
net 10 per cent on investment. c. Il. |
Ward, 172l15 Second avenue.
FOR SALE = Strictly modern seven
room house, on Twenty-third street;
can be had very reasonable if taken
soon. c. b. Ward, 1921 II Second ave-
nue..
FOR SALE-House of three nice rooms,
with basement; city water, paved
street; paving paid; lot 4OXIJO; $1,000;
bargain. Bccchcr Bros, 1513H Sec
ond avenue.
FOR SALE-If you want to buy fine
seven or eight room modern home;
new; worth $1,000; at bargain, see
me at once. c. Il. Ward, 112l1a Sec
| Ond avenue.
IFOR SALE Three-room cottage on
nice lot 4OX15O on Fourteenth street.
| City water and gas. Must go this
| week. Price. $3.50. Address a. Il.
| G. care Argus.
FOR SALE-Sevcm-room cottage in Col
| leSc Heights; water, sewer, and gas;
| large lot. with fruit trees: convenient
| to street car: cheap, ii taken at once.
Address Seller" care Argus.
| outside of city limits on bluff near
street car line, cheap on monthly pay
| mentS Inquire of John L. Campbell,
| 1929 Seventeenth street. Phone 322
| west.
FOR SALE - Six-room new house in
Ii.
gas, electric light. good cellar, and
cement walks; lot 40X150; $1,7O0. This
is good value. Beccher Bros, 1913 =
| Second avenue.
FOR SALE-At less than it cost IS
i months ago nice southwest corner
lot, Thirty-ciShth street and Fifteenth
avenue, one block from Elm street
car line. For particulars address
M. s. care Argus.
/ FOR SALE-IIousc of six rooms in good
condition i'll eastern part Of city on
bluff. one block from street car line;
rents for $l2 month: price. 81 200
Il cheap home or good Investment.
Eccchcr Bros, 1513I@ Second avenue.
FOR SALE - Elcvcn-room house on
Firth -dnd-a-half avenue. newly paint
cd i0-foot front, good barn. shed,
water, sewer, fruit, etc; rents for S26
(two flats); central location; price,
$500. Inquire at 22O Seventeenth
street.
FOR SALE-Thirty of the finest level
lots south of Eighteenth avenue; good
water air, and drainage; two blocks
from car lines, south of Aiken and
west OF Seventeenth street. Also a
new cottage in same locality. Easy
terms. h. w. Robinson. Old phone
759K.
FOR SALE - TwO-StOry house in tn,
best condition; seven large rooms
:, with city water, sewer, furnace. &C.
mcnt walk. nice shade and lawn, OF
Sixth avenue near Twcnty-cightl
street. $1,000. easy terms. BcechcI
Bros, 1JlSla Second avenue.
: FOR SALE-Chcap, nice levellots, ASK 25
corner Twenty sevenths street and Eigh
teenth avenue, facing Long View
k street car track. Also for sale or trade
g one acre lot. with new seven
. room house. Terms to please pur
chaser. lnUuire of T., Thorn. 81
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-10

FOR RENT-Furnished room, modern,
very central, 1900 Fifth avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-10
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

L. J. TOHER * CO. Brokers, Daven-
port Stocks, grains, provisions, cot
ton. Private wire to New YORK ana
Chicago. Offices, 100 Main street. Tel
ephone 407.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-10
LODGE DIRECTORY.
NIaSOnic.

TRIO LODGE, NO. 81. A. F. & A. M
II Meets in stated communication
w on the first Thursday of each
M month. Sam X. Davis, w M;
William Il. Petit, secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-10

SEARI,E &, MARSHALL - Lawyers.
Money to loan on good real estate Sc
curity. Mitchell & Lynde block, Rock
Island, Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-10
CARNIVAL CITY PACKET COMPANY.

White Collar Line-Steamers CO.
1umbia and Helen Blair. for Muscstine,
Burlington, and all intermediate points.
at =. m During April and May, tri-
cry Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
After May 80, daily service to Musca-
tine and Burlington, except SUNDAYS
and every Sunday for Muscatine only.
Meals and berth on steamers
c. ]. MANGAN Agent
Rock Island, Ill
w. A. Blair, manager, Davenport. Ia.
Telephone, old west 1873, new 5152.
Dock at foot of Nineteenth street.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
DOWN ON SHELTER ISLAND.

Manhanset Manor Shelter Island. Aug. 81 (Spe-
ciaD-AIthough the end of summer is approaching
there is considerable life and activity at this Long
Island resort At present the colony is interested
I'm the annual handicap competition for the presi-
dents cup for the members of the Manhanset
Manor Country Club, which opened yesterday and
continued to-day. The entries confined TO the
actual members and their families. The annual
Labor Day golf tournament, however. will be held
next Monday. and will be open handicap Tne
entries will divided into two classes. and each
division will compete for a first prize cup and
runner up cup.
Harbor Villa, the home of Mr.. Brigham the
scene Of an unusually pretty garden party and
sale on Wednesday afternoon and evening. given
by st. Marys Guild. The spacious grounds were
decorated and visited by many of the prominent
a huge Japanese umbrella, probably thirty feet in
circumference, under which tea was served. Tho
proceeds were in the neighborhood OF s400.
Lieutenant Commander B. B. Mccormick. u. s.
NJ, IS patron at the Manhanset House, visiting
Mrs. Carroll Livingston who is staying with Mrs
John G Middleton and family at the Man
Among the weeks arrivals at the Manhanset
Augustus T. Rose. A Palmer Brooks Mr.. and
land Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Busk. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mercer, George A Mulasky, Major Wood.
Admiral and Mrs. G. w Baird, Mrs. Edward II, X
and Mrs. W. c.. Lindsteal, Mrs. Jennie E. Kent.
Mr.. and Mrs e. Lawrence Jones. General and Mrs
Fitzgerald William NJ. Burns. MIR. and Mrs. w e.
r. Smith, Mrs. n. Fl. Colwell, E. J. Tabor, the
Rev. Horace w; Byrnes Mr. and MIS-; AndreW sndeT
Mrs f. NJ sperry, w w. Underwood Mrs. y. NJ
Underwood. Charles w. Walther. C. X Burbank'
and and Mrs J. Craig. Mr. and Mrs woolsey Rogers
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Strebeigh
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01

ment has been the annual golf tournament IN
which practically all Of the players here and from
the camps on the lake entered The success of
the tournament is largely due to the energy SHOWN
by the committee in charge, Arthur :. Higgins
Edwin NJ. Bulkley and Charles w. PferSon
The women at the inn and among the camps
on the Upper Saranac Lake rejoicing over the
fact that Si.5O0 realized from the recent fair
al the inn of the Upper Saranac Lake Fair Asso-
cation This amount will be turned over for the
benefit of the Adirondack Cottage Sanitartun1-
The race of the Upper Saranac Lake Yacht Club
on Saturday. August "A. among the best &C
the season Thomas Blagden. jr-. In the Albatross,
was the winner. with f. r. Kellogg in second and
William l.. Rich, jr-. third
The guests at the inn are Tor the greater par
been no appreciable difference in the number OF
arrivals which still in of previous years
The guests and camp and cottage people about
here are doing considerable entertaining.
John II. MdcCracken. Of New York, arrived THIS
week at the Mum cottage as the guest OF DR..
and Mrs. ]. p. Mum Mr.. aud Mrs EdwfD -
BuIkIev have been entertaining Mr. and
Charles Benner of New York. AZ their cottage
the hotel Miss Muriel Gould, Of New York, is az
the Riddle cottage.
Mrs. J. 5. TiIney. Of New York. who came up
early in the week and joined her sons and daugh
ter here. has returned to the city
One of the touring parties of the week included
Mrs c r Christy, Mrs. II. a Chaplin. Miss g.
Christy. Miss E. c. Butter, Miss~H A Chaplin and
I. ChriSty
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
Hore Pleasure Seekers Than
E-e- Before Now ct
This Resort.

nauat Pocono. Penn. Aug. p tSpecial-This re
or- Is entertaining the largest crowd OF pleasure
.ekers that has ever come to the mouDtains. The
ets.ls and boarding. houses are all full and daily
inning away guests, and the indications for a
-c;y.,ero,lS autumn season Were never better.
he most picturesque and charming german ever
ed al the Pocolo Mountain House Was enjoyed
is week Il took the form % fancy paper al
II. the being gow1cd in crepe paper ric.'iE
scorated The women showed much ingenuity
ed taste in The making oi TIE 1s'lllles,
cry artistic effects being obtained ! ne scene W. w.
beautiful as novel ana tile eliovhsIs -. - -
|. their praise of the brlllianey oI tne ocsiol 3,
L f1ooef' -. s1nore ~, 1-1e ,icor.ls fans wal
IT'S snaprers. paper napkins, FISH pond canary
ceifed a cut glass dish from the patronesses for
lving the most artistic costume; ne pSoIiTib pii,b
ses were Mrs BraZe8u. Mrs } SoInlier Si-tII'
rs Arthur Murphy. Mrs. ! b Snalth ana Ms
sir. and .ars. J. Ashton and family Of New York IS
itv and n < hiehl, o. f-'t> b = -, a. a. NJ
iohS is connected with the Pittsburg S'esi 'o----
\ Lawrence and W. u Lent Of New York
~ are so5ourning Al the Montanssca
sfrx. w P. Canaway ang MIS- @ = fo- %j,a re
! e enjoying life At the Montsnesca lor '1ie ie-
Hinder OF the season. , ,,-.+ ,, WILL
Mrs A Glare. Mrs Nllia,tl :. @ isLa - -, go n, ~
y / Nesser are al the MontansSca loF ail a.
haEies w Hal Hal sI ana sq Md arTSais IfS. ho viii enjoy
! Ssesson at the Pocouo Mountain House. ',,,,o
{snedicf OF New York City, are enjoying tAe
cial life OF the Pecono Mountain House ,r..,r.
New = york city, are registered at the Mount
giss = y Rhine and Miss Margaret Shea OF
" York CITY are staying at the Mount Pleasant
stss Nvrta NJ smith. OF New York City, is
ending some tire al the ontwood-
fr and Mrs Robert McCague and daughter, or
.w york City. are enjoying the cool breezes that
grs. = n IL c, Aibert and daughter Grace. OF New
rk CITY arc also AZ the Ontwood.
il and Mrs W r Fleming and family are en-
Ing a season in this resort
frs u. C Pennewill and daughters are at the
J1nont for a long Sojourn
the Belmont.
]. J. Cunningham and Miss Grace CUNNINGHAM
| New York city are spending two weeks at the
if View House.
seor.-e II Gregory and family. OF New York
= are spending several weeks 1t the Forest
suse.
Tie Misses Florence n. and Margaret II. Snyder
! "a Charles G Snyder. Of New York City. are
.nong TIE recent arrivals ct the Mountain View
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01

the New York contingent at the Riverside
Miss Barbara ]. Bauer and Miss Marie Bauer, OF
Brooklyn, are recent arrivals at the l<ittatlnny
Mrs J. Hanson Miss Dorothy Hanson, MIS-.
Charles Russell. Miss King and Miss Grant are q
party Of New Workers enjoying the beauties of the
Mr. and Mrs f. f. Allen jr. of New York City,
have taken apartments at tho kIttatinny for the
remainder of the season.
F. B. Smith and F. j. Durham, Of New York,
Miss Helen Mcconnell, of New York City. is
enjoying the pleasures OF this resort while regis
tered at the Central House.
Mrs NJ NIieler has joined the New York
tingent at the Genwood. also Miss Josephine Doyer
and Miss Rose English.
H e Browns Miss Browns and D. B. Duncan
late arrivals at the Water Gap House from
Brooklyn.
M and Mrs James c. Wagner, of Brooklyn. are
comfortably @quartered for few weeks at the
Miss Katherine E. Towers, of Orange is regis
tered at the River View for an extended stay.
Miss Florence Preston and Miss L. NJ. Schaffer,
Of New York City, are recent arrivals.
G. w b. Emery, Mrs. Julia Emery Miss Maude
Emery, Miss May Emery. G. e. Frasey and Mr..
snendIng some time at the Mountain House.
Mrs. William Blair and Miss Leila +. Blair, of
Brooklyn are at the Cataract House.
A L. Smith and c. NJ. Clyde, Of New York City,
are at Willow Dell for short stay.
c w. Mcdonald, Mrs. Mcdonald and son. of New
York City are pleasantly domlcled at haranlac
Inn for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs william Fl. Gaut ard daughter, of
New York City. are enjoying the pleasures of the
Delawanna Inn.
Mr. ana Mrs John ". Chambers and daughter.
of New York City, have taken apartments at the
Delaware House fpr the rest of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown and party are enjoying the
pleasures of the Gap by automobile.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
THE GRAND VIEW.

Lake Placid y. y. Aug. 81 (Specia'''. ,To
1ean 2 merry round of entertainments d 80
c~o-5 z-ievy this week. Early in the week NJ ~
1srs gave :. Helen's Babies party Tor thS Srdisr
ntnnia in observance Of the 6lTt ~ %ayIn
Roger NeEin. son of Mr. ana NiIS' ~ -
,,-Io are suendng the summer mere ,,;o,, Miss
,atato race in the hotel parlors n MilI'' -. yor-
Tsna9acker and l.. K. Nelmer ooth o. .,1re ~" ~
-, tna winners OF the prizes was Ilt -,
ON, ertainrneut held eary in the Weeh az" eIeaf
,-I,icb h.. Young people had merry It,- -faa-ir
and pillow party was i'liotilcl -. ba 1ollnp
ffiTs of the week. Alter the unmsAli5 ~, ttie nd
.,o1ia engaged in playing spin the pIaI:ed ,ri-S
lo15e Of tbe other old fashioned games - " nar-
,ftendPd several of these enteItalhIiiS iririsra
ffcuIarlv brilliant display preceding Il ~ iItlnely
,9d ,sIIc3rc Darty which was heid On h'ui'o0'
tIebac riding has become popular among ] o.S
,-i,,~ ,eoorIe nj the Grand View. ana tdt!s y
,,,C~,,ir5. seyeI: them arc up ana 7ollt;e tbc
t7o yno7,ntain roads Among tnose W1o 49,, SttJS euI
snort are Miss Mary Deant y - Oh
Charles Long ~---,7 Xa,y making
trg ascent Of Mount NNltetace lH7 WIN
fI,,7'.l lg- Oscar Engels.-Ot New YORK. -, .,,,-,
Mrs Mary Z HOFFMAN. VINO ii,IS ssp,,i.>- To snerd
r5gr at the Grand View. started yeStctt% ~ 80 r.
!, fa,v avs With friends IN SCneitcta"s N~'0-N
T,,T,irr 10 her home in New Aorh,-. -. >-eu
TI-Tg6 Herman and Arthur - t-.iiSSt. .j,,a,,eh
-Iio are on a trampinG expedition fnr9G|F |
the mountains. were atIoiS IiiOS' 49,
Grand View this week. ,,, r,.,v,fr-a T.eunox
MIS- 7fav a Waite and Miss JoSti,Il- - ,IiCc
of Ntzr York arrived this week Jo4iIiiso - orx
NJ r9,rlaz- and Miss Agnes Farley, OF -\tW - ~ -.
I1artv from the Grand We" '.FNlii.E ~ illlncb
-, - Ssrarac Lake and stopping Lor LsiiI
.,-,,,srsa1d week lucluuso hitS- !,
sI.-..T Master Z. AbTeu. Miss y. -. I"L-u' 49,
~ T,!-T
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01

Dr e n Alton was one Of the features of the
week It UndercIff. A table euchre party took
place at the Belmont. ard similar AFFAIRS @ wSre
held n the Pines. where Mrs Frank CoughtIS
won The women's prize. and at NorthWoodsI I'm m
where the prize for women Went to Mrs H. -
Cromwell ana that for to Thomas Lealy.
A parry from Lakeside Inn, including MI anu
Mrs. William Seaman. Clarence TwitcheIl ana An
tonic WarinC. spent a successful four days huht-
Inc and fishing trim in the woods. They went as
far as Moose Pond Another party from the inn;
including Nj. ana Mrs. G. +. Twitcheil MI ana
Mrs W Chambers Miss Chambers, Mrs. y. +
Mcneil and Master Stiles Twitchen, Joined in a
launch trip around Lake Placid early in the WoeN-
A. the American House which IS always the
headquarters Of the sportsmcn reaching this part
,f AGirondackS. number arrived tins wees
and are i1ppatienty awaiting the opening Of the
Hru tine
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
DELAWARE WATER GAP
Mann Bookings for Late Fall
accommodations.

delaware Water Gap, Penn, Aug. 81 tSpecla)--
rhis charming and pretty village resort has never
,foxad :. oetter season. and the resort Keepers at
a recent meeting agreed TO extend It, which
,oet with the hearty approval of city people here
since this decision has been made bookings nave
been pouring in for accommodations until late III
the fall
Rains in the first part of the week put the roaoS
in the best OF condition for motoring, and also the
tennis courts and golf links for tournaments The
week has been one continual round OF pleasure
dinner parties musicals, card parties entertain
ueuts and dances being of nightly occurrence
The third regatta between the RIVER ne" LiIu
I<aran1ac Inn contingents held on WeunesuaE,
was won by the after taking hYe out OF hine
events. - .. - -
Another feature OF the week was the straw ride
on the river. A large fatboat was put IN COM
il To and from Cold Air Cave. An orchestfa' coH-
posed stringed Instruments enHvened me alalI,
The masquerade held at the OIenWood fouse oIl
Friday evening was attended by nfty couples, ana
charming. Dances were also held at the Atlo,
tinny Water Gap House, River View, Centrai anu
Mountain houses during the week.
Bowling still continues TO be popular pdstIIle
and several of the women are closeIy ioloW,ins
The men in high scores. Baseball is also popular:
the Gordon Athletic Club being the acknowledged
Mrs Davenport won women's first prize, hand
some souvenir plate of the Gap at the klt~ta'lLiy ~
alleys this week for high score aOi. Gr. DAVIS won
the mems prize with 2e, -, r
Mrs. John Mueller and daughter, Miss Adele OF
New York City. enjoying the scenery OF the
Miss Margaret $ Mccain, Of Brooklyn, is enter
tanning the guests OF the Forest House with her
musical ability.
The Misses n. }. and e. NJ. o'Connell have joined
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
FATI SEASON At POCONO PROMISES WE'LL.

dances and card parties have filled the evening
hours and baseball games ana GoI anu te'ii4's
tournaments have enliVened the day. -, -,
The masquerade held at the Highland Den Llls
week was of the affairs OF the season and was
attended by nearly all Of-the guests OF the houSe
some Of the costumes worn were charming ana
ORIGINAL while others were irreslstlbly 1unH\.
The PROCESSION entered the dance hall led by the
tFigrlaud Dell Fife and Drum Band. lanes L,
George Y. and Frank \. Heckel coStumed as DOT
Tbrarv nartv given at the Churleigh Inn Mon
day evening proved a success ana afforded much
amusement to the guests. Each person repre-
sented some well known book and Wore something
10 indicate the same. The Misses Neely and Thorn
won prizes 10y guessing the greatest number OF
IIr and Ms. ". Crane Of New York City, have
taken apartments at the Pennlyn for the season.
Mrs. Ida Z. Rutchison. OF New YORK eity. ana
Mrs l. Hartnett. Mildred A. Hartnet ana J;
Montgomery Of Brooklyn, are spending seVerat
"SThs i + Sonio:, J. ]. Conlon. jr.. aud Miss NJ
Conlon OF New York City, are at Churielgh Inn
Charles G. Keller Of New York City. is here for
q TWO weeks stay. -- -.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F Burnham. the former being
one of the firm of the Gando Manufacturing Coni-
pany OF New York City, are spending a few weeks
lanes X Fuertes c. s Gable and Paul Hooker
are !. trio of New Workers spending several weeks
al Highland Dell.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
THE WAWBEEK.

WawbeeH N ". Aug 81 (SpeciaL.-Prepara-ions
for the carnival have this week occupied the
time and attention of most of the hotel and camp
people here. The committee in charge. Of which
DR. Orrin 5. Wghtman, of New York, is chairman.
worked hard to make the affair complete
Electric launches. brilliantly Hluninate-.
and having in tow canoes and guide boats decked
with Chinese and Japanese lanterns, played pTomi-
nent part in the parade. Firewcrks. for which
large amount was contributed. also formed a feat
ure of the evenings entertainment.
Barry Smith, of New York is the winner of the
KimbaH Cup. which is given by Edward n Kim
the Indian Carry links. The presentation If the
took place in the evening in the parlors OF th
New York. who in a witty little speech expressed
the good wishes of the guests toward the winner
one of the other interesting golf events of the
week closely contested foursOme between
Lee Knight and q. Salmons and Barry smith AMI
George Sicard. OF New York. being won by MessTs
The contest in the annual wawbeek golf tourua
to-day and Monday. September The cups, whcil
are a fine assortment. are offered by J. Ben Hart
Plans FOR a motor carnival and races to be held
AZ the Wawbeek in the near future are now vel
Tnier vraV These races viii be for motor boats of
one class horsepower and give promise of being
exciting. In connection with this carnival theSe
T-pper saranac Lake Yacht Club. in which an thu
yachts Of the club viii take part IN a contest Over
the Wawbeek course which will be witnessed by
the Judges and guests from the piazzas OF tne
The Rev Dr. w H 2. Fauuce. president 3r
EnnIneJ Holt OF New York. at Panther POint;
preached at the sunday service in the Itte chapel
on an island III Upper Saranac Lake near the
hotel SUNDAY. August a ,,
Joseph Eastman, Of New York with nis ,s d49ghts.i
other friends took the trip through the seven
seeing several deer along the route
A number of the camp people and thelr guests az
those who came being Mr.. and Mrs, Warner
Howells with party o young people S.sA -
party on the Iatter's launch. the LleweIiyn-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
THE RuISSEAUMONT

Tska Placid. y y Aug. 81 (SpeCiaD-Inat TINS
1,tl will continue well filled with guests throush-
ont The month Of September was lhdic'''u 'li'
week by the large number OF new aI''d''
Nyl,or reservations have been made tor tlat
Cottage life at the Ruisseaumont during Septeho'
:: . 515,r+ful expe e~ience and several Of the hotei
rafraCes have been taken within the lasE i 49, -
one of the New York parties VINO haNs AMI Rii1iam
IA Thurston. Miss Edith IhuIsIon, -NiTs Ms
I|l,nrsf0n Mrs W Harris ThuTston, IL. Ms
Dorotny Ior5 Z thuTSs15i I3lIT5tan MISS
VIC ; ,+taeers and hotel people have been
- v9r,ci, entertaining this week. One of the
social affairs was A german held at the cottage Ul
& I DangIeT in which many OF the young pS'l'o
Mountain climbing still has its charms fer the
guest = py Jy5tb Miss Smith. Miss Katherine
Werner Miss Edith Thurston Master nun @ 1ol IN In
Miss Mary [. Thurston Another party enEasime n,i
- tIa ,1oro ar7uous undertaking Of cImplnS
Aiount Marcy was headed by MT. and Mrs; J. J.;
Keese. They took along camp tackle ana de'o'eu
several days 10 the undertaking -, ,-.,
Those who have their automobiles here ma Et
taken several side trips TO points oI Vti 't .,
Gilmore who went TO the Ampersand. on Lower
5ZSa4S TFi Els Master William Z Gilmore Mrs 3
+ Carmichael and Mrs 5 . NElif if OF -SfT p nG n
refnrnad MS week to the PaIdee cottage here
Alfred D. Pardee came up from the city ana spent
Mrs ". \. GInsted and John Olmsted have this
week been the & gpfsIS Or d nesr neS the hotel
George 2. keaJing came up from the CITY . tilts
here, Mrs. and Mrs A, Z. Pressinger were joined
at the hotel 10y Mrs. NJ .. PreSsinger Miss Mace Se
line Pressinger and Miss S NJ. Miller, Of New
Dr, J. II. r Egan and Robert Seton Egqn have
AI,on fiose who came up for weekend visits TO
their families were +. I. Palmenotfg' 9I Nv
Yorf- and George McNeir, Of New York ar. ana
Mrs. T !. Clarke have been the guests OF MI. ana
Mrs ATcNeir at their cottage this week
,TEe ItiSI p w va H6mnton az their cottage.
Douglas 3. Green. Of New York, is guest at the
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
AT GLEN SUMMIT SPRINGS HOTEL.

Glen Summit Springs. Penn. Aug. 81 (SpeciaD-
A tally-he and coaching party OF young people.
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lewis, arrived st
the hotel this week, where special dinner was
served for them
The largest chidren's party and dance Of the
season at the hotel was given on Wednesday
evening and participated In by nearly every
child at Glen Summit Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Singer and family, OF
New York. arrived at the hotel on Thursday.
A large tally-ho party. guests Of Miss Reneccs
Coke. OF Philadelphia, arrived at the hotel ON
Wednesday from Drifton. Miss Coxs's summer
home.
Among the arrivals at the hotel this week are
Mr.. and Mrs. Coats, Frank A. Terry, z. Srockdale,
Jacob T. Van Wyck. a. NJ. Gillian, Robert Hudson.
NJ. B. Cutter H NJ. Witemeyer the Misses Open
heinaer, r. W. Baxter, W. D. Vincent, c. w. Kin
nav, Joseph Hardin, G.. J. Gildroy. ]. F. MaguIrs.
Mrs Thomas Brady, Miss Agnes Brady. r L
Bendinger. the Misses Biendinger. George W
Conkling. ]. Henry Williams, Thomas Brady Mr.
and Mrs W. C. Sterling. Freeman Loor,ls. Charles
c. Schaefer. Mrs I. b Cavanaugh j. G Mallory
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