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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-19

work done By the Associated Charities
The board OF managers believe fheiF
whole problem Is an educational one; that
is, that IN so far as resourceful members
Of the community can be made TO under
stand the work of the Associated Chart
ties. there will be less difficulty IA sseeur-
ing both the money and the volunteer
personal service which are so greatly
needed.
This particular meeting was originally
planned for this afternoon. but has been
unavoidabIy deferred,
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Hitchcock, jr,
will close their house at Aiken next week,
when they come North. They viii stop
in Washington for some time, en- route TO
their country home al Westbury, L. l.,
and, as usual, win be among the prom
inent visitors at the spring meeting OF the
Washington Jockey Club at Benning.
Representative Butler Anies and his sis
ter. Miss Ames. Of Lowell. Mass. who
have been the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Fiagler. at the Florida home OF
the latter viii aTrive IN Washington to-
day for short visit en- route to the
North
Miss Edith Sanger and Mig Carlisle
have Joined Mr. and Mrs. Melville E. In
gals at Palm Beach.
Col. and Mrs. John r. Williams enter
tanned a dinner party Of young people on
Sunday evening. when their guests were
Capt and Mrs. Summerlin. Miss Terry.
Miss Clagett. Miss Sutherland. and Miss
Cotton. Mr.. John Barrett Mr.. William
Marrow Capt. Harding Capt Gilmore,
Mr.. Jerome B9naparte, and Miss Juliette
Williams.
Miss Grace Little. Of Kensington, Md.
celebrated ST. Patricix's anniversary. sat
urday evening. the feature of the enter
talnment being a blind euchre At Il
late lioar dainty refreshments were served
in the parlor which was prettily dec
GRATED with suggestions Of the day.
The winners of The euchre were: Lady's
first prize. Miss Eekhardt: gentleman's
first prize, Mr., Cover. ladys BOBBY prize.
Miss Williams. and gentieman's BOBBY
prize, Mr. Boynton.
Those present were Mrs. Lewis Boyn-
ton. Miss Sadie KinneaF, Miss Sarah J.
Williams, Miss Ava Jones. Miss Mary
Little. Miss Amy c. Eckhardt, Miss Grace
Little, Mr.. Lewis Boynton. Mr. Walter
Perry, Mr. Tom Perry. Mr. VIII Cover
Mr.. Lewis Wilson, Mr. Edward Little.
Mr.. Mira Ahmad Esthahain. Of the Per
sian Legation. and Mr.. John Little
Pay Director Charles ". Littleheld. T..
S. \ is one of the recent Washington
arrivals at Shepherds Hotel, in Cairo
which resort is having a very interesting
spring season.
Mrs. " C. Eustis has gone to New
York, 10 remain until Thursday.
Mrs. P. Lee Phillips. who has been
among the grip sufferers. is sufficiently
improved to so out for short time each
day.
Mrs. T. J. Palmer and Miss Fannie
Coon leave this afternoon for Jackson
vile. Fla, where they vii! visit Mrs. A.
r. Mott, Mrs. PaImer's sister. and then
they viii go Il Palm Beach.
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suez. March ls.-The United states
cruiser Baltimore arrived here to-day
from Singapore.
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INTHE SOCIAL WORLD
Postmaster General and Mrs.
Meyer Lease Home.
HOUSE OF COLONIAL TYPE

Barones. yon GraTenried ana Due
de ChauIRes Guests of MIR. and Mrs.
shonts AZ Theater PARTY Miss
Fox's Enlargement Is Announced.
The GentIewomen's sale Now Open.
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oaieers registered At the War and Navy Depart.
nnents:
Army-Caps. Stuart Heintzeiman. Sixth Cavalry
First Lieut. wiHord J. Hawkins, orinance De
faftnsenf
SsFy-cspt +. CAST, New York Navy Yard
Capt. John Hubbard L. g s Minnesota; Capt
L. Il. Minett. Norfolk
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Chaplain Brown. 81 the Rough Riders.
VIII address the Virginia Association Of
the District of Columbia at its regular
banquet this evening. The dinner will
be given at 1710 1 street northwest
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10 nolnhin ID Hnrnna.

the arrival at Havana OF the L. S s
Dolphin with Secretary Metcalf and party
on board. They will next visit the naval
station at Guantanamo. Cuba
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Omsers ReeIstered.

Annapolis ordered placed tn commission at narg
yard, Mare Island; she viii replace Adams a.
station saip at naval station. Tutuila.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-04

Lo que no venderlamcs a nadie
por ning1u preclo suele ser 10 que
regalamos despues a cualquiera.
Tan humilde servidora nues-
ira es la raz6u, que solo la emplea-
mos en- los mas bajos menesteres
de'nuestra vida; en- las cosas atlas y
bellas no Ia permltimos intromision
a'guna.
-Nunca duele la lngratitud
como queremos hacer Greer, porque
el colocarnos en- lin PIE de superio.
ridad sobre el despreciado, en- el
fondo halaga nuestra vanidad.
-Cuando la envidia Sc disfra-
"a de compassion podemos aprove-
charnos de ella pidiendo algunos
favores al envidioso. rs seguro que
Sc apresurara q prestarnoslos, por el
gusto de decir qde Sc los debemos.
-Antes de destruir una men
tra pensemos con Que verdad he
mos de sustituirla.
~Es de tan buen gusto no de
jar de estimar al que antes estimaba
mos, 500 porque nos haya censu
rado, como no estimar en- mas a
que en- NADIA estimabamos, solo por
que nos haya elogiado.
--El artista que solo pretend'
hqblar al ente1dimiento, CORE t
peligro de no ser admirado por 10
entendldos, sino por los que quie
rem parecerlo adrnirAndole.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-04
PARA NutVA YORK

-Pasajeros que salieron en- e
vapor pCoamoO para los Estados
Unidos:
Angel Ortiz Peha, Rafael Fer
nandez, Jocob Kopf, ]. E. Stirling
thorpe, Chas Stokes, mrs Chas
Stokes, E, K. Martin, F. B. Hatch
L. J. de Castro, miss. Frances
Fraserhill, Alfonso Perez, V. c.
Carpenter, mrs Carpenter & infant,
N. H. Oglesb,e, mrs Maria B4tiSta
and infant, Pedro Angelo, Antonio
Lavena.
Eduardo Giorgetui, Jose Ruiz
Soler, Raeph B. Carter, mrs. Car
ter Master Raeph, G. c. Fernan-
dez, Jos. Neuburg, mrs H. Chow
dowski, doctor Oscar Loew, A. D.
Patton, capt. o, P. Jownshend, E.
w. Wilcox, ]. Rojas, mrs. Smith
Ordway, A. Herzfelder.
Mrs. S. A. Merton, B. Bale,
miss Gertrude Voell, miss. Bessie
Voell, mrs M. V. Pcw-ll, M. Hen
ry L. Marks, A. &. Eheler.
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81 TOSEIS Y ENFLIQUHt|S,

IS estais debilitado lor una larga en-
f-riue lad, haced uso de la .SolufijR
PaRtaAbJgG que suprime la los,
aumenta eI apetlto Y las fuerzas Y ro-
bus ece lbs pulmJn,s. Compu -sta
de cree Sofa pura de haya y de clorhi-
do foslato de cal la S0iaciW PaHtaA-
.6Tgs IS remedlo eticacis mo en- la
bro quits roniea en- los 1esfriados
a-tiguos y descuidados, en- la conva-
iesct ncia de- la neumonia, de la pleu-
resia, de la grirpe. rs q 1emedio
mas eguro de la tubercul sis pulmo-
mar.
La S9tHci5n PaHi7NlYyf es en-
pleada desde hace IS aiias per los me.
oicos del mundo en'ero, y millar5s de
enfermos lie deben 81 curaci6n. Sc
vende tn t2das las farmacias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-04
ENFERMEOAO DEL PAPA

Dictn los telegramas e Roma
que la salud del Pontf6ce Sc ha al
terado notablemente.
Desde hace uuos dfas, padece
el augusta anciano de asma y tiene
frecuenteS Sofocaciones. Ademas
Sc lie han hinchado las piernas.
Parece que Su Santldad eStuvo
dias pasados en- los jardines del Va,
ticano, eNtando Il snelo humedo y a
este Sc debe u enfermedad.
Aurque Il Papa no gusta de
someterse a los nedicos, hi llanado
al doctor Petacci el cual le ha re-
comendado que Suspenda las au1ien
cias y permanezca en- reposo.
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!IMPATIcA BODA

Antes de anoche Sc celebro
en- la Capilla del Obispado el en-
lace de los distinguidos jovenes de
esta ciudad sefior Antonio Herman
dez Martinez y la agraciada sefo.
rita Carmen Bosch Gatell. El acto,
que estuvo muy lucido, fue apadri.
nado por el stlor Enrique c, Her
naudez, alto empleado del departa-
mento de E iucaci6n, y la respe.
table dana sehora Rita Gatell,
viuda de Bosch. Deseamos & los
j6venes esposOs todo gknero de ven.
tuTas en 50 nuevo sstado,
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PAGINAS LITERARIAS
NOTAS SUELTAS.

Con 10 obscure Sc aparenta
muy blen 10 profundo, siempre que
solo Sc acerque q exatninarlo gente
de pocas luces.
-Cusndo en- la ob~a de un es'
critor de gran talento advlttats un
no Sc que de autipadco, volved a
leerla con cuidado, verels como
todo consiste en- que el escritor no
es tan gran talento como crelmos.
La mentira es el papel mo
media de la verdad. SOLO hay Gre
ditto cuando representa- I'm valor
elective que no convene poner en-
circulation.
-TAnto parjudican a una Idea
sus partida,ios extremosoS, que
slempre hay motives para sospechar
81 estaran veuiidos al partldo con-
trario.
--D:bamcs interrumplr en- el
acto sl emp=zsr q hablar NAL de
uuestros amigos. Sieinp'e es fas
tidioso volver a DIR 10 que va Sc
s4be.
TODD es v4nidad en- Ia mujel
amada d., un hnmbre de talento
vanidad, cuan1o toios aintran G
talento del hombre; vani lad mayor
cuando todos dlcen qde Sc ha vuel
to tonic por ella.
La envi la in4la, es la qut
quisiera apagarlo todo, por sipued
lucir en- Ia ob|curi lad. L. envi1i;
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puedan ,btenerse por medic de l,s
vendedores, pueden encontiarse en-
los sitios siguientes: Kiosko de la
Plaza de San Frncisco, Kioskos
de la Plaza Principal, en- la Favo.
rita y tn el puesto de tabacos del
Hotel Inglaterra.
ANuncios. -Nuestra tarifa de
anuncios es la mas economical; En-
la pagina 81. SO mensual la pul.
gada a una colnmna y doble pre-
clio 4 dos Columns. En- las paginas
a y S, $1.26 la pulgada y en- la 6,
yS q pesola pulgada.
: AnuncoS eventnaleS. Los que
quieran pubIEcar temporalmente
reclamos entire la secci6n de mott.
cias sobre venta de fncas, animales
etc. y solicitud de colocaciones,
pagaran un centavo palabra por
cada inserci6n, de modo bue 10 pa
abras 80 veces, importan $500.
Cuando son muchas palabras que
han de publicarse mas de un mes,
Sc hace una rebaia de TN 50 por
ciento. Pago adelanta6o.
Anuncos de las gfanas de go.
harm AL6nLdlnS InntaS EscnlareS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-04
MOTIFS De NAGUABO

Nuestro corresponsal en- Ma
guabo nos comunica que Ia fiesta
del arbol fue celebrada con gran
brillantez en- la plaza de recreo,
adornada artfsticamente para dicho
acto.
Tresciento cincuenta nifios de
unc y otro sexo concurrieron 4 di.
cho festival.
Recitaron varias poesias los
nifios Inocencio. Ramos, Amparo
Villarfn, Oscar Porrata MSrquez,
Maria Berries, Lola Rodriguez y
otros mas.
81 alcalde Sr. Rocca pronunci6
uu buen discurso, alusivo al acto y
el professor seiior Navarro di6 lee.
tura q la proclama del gobernador
va la carta del Comisionado de
Educaci6n.
Habl6 tambien el sefor Jes1s
L. Perey6.
Los nifos fueron obsequiados
por los maestros y por la Junta de
instruction.
CoRREsroNsA1..
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Empresa de Coches
LA REF OR NJ A
De CANCIO. g. ECHANDl
SAN SEBASTIAN P. R.
SAN SEBASTIAN, P. R.

Aguadla ares por San Sebastian Vcee Este
presta magnihco carraj de
magnfcos caao oportu
las de "a de Aguada las De la tarde
PRECIOS
Aguada Ida vueta de Aqua
di expedcon Asiento de Aguadla San
de Sebastian Lae Ida vuea de
Aguada Sebastian de San Sebastian % vieveIsa Ten mis-
expeiic6n) $3.50.
coche c6mod egantes los sehores
sUIc elegrau todaS
AGENTES PARA LA NENTA DE BlLLETES
Aguaduh Peha, America .Iares Don Gu
ueruo Cfo leaos CANGlo cnAADlA san Sebastian
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-04

buena, sin apagar nj obscurecer ma.
da de cuanto brllla, solo quiere bri.
liar mas que todo.
Los Parvenus son siempre
ostentosos, 10 mismo los del dinero
que los de la nob!eza, que los de Ia
honradez.
-Todo Ell que ha inventado
uu medicamento Sc cree en- segulda
en- el case de inventar una enfer.
medad a que aplicarlo.
-Es habil polftlca de tirano
sublevar Ia conciencia del pueblo
con alguua ley iuicua que no lie i'm.
porte sostener, para encontrarle
despue' sumlso en- otra mas inlcua
que le importe imponer a todo tran.
ce.
La verdad es como esas prin.
cesas de los cuentos de hadas que
vlven encantadas bljo una forma
repulsiva. Solo Sc da q conocer en-
su hermoso aspecto al que Ia am6
primero en- su aspecto desagradable.
La amistad de las mujeres:
Y es muy amigo de usted :
lie dicen q una mujer distlnguida.
-Muv buen amigo, me quiere
mucho. To1o 10 que llevo lie pare.
ce siempre de muy buen gust.
-Lo que en- amor parece mu.
cals veces com plicacl6n psicol6gi
ca, no pasa d. ser slmpliciisd
6siol6ei "a.
! JACGNTo BENAvENTE.
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"a Dennocracia"
Reelas dc ADMINISTRATOR

e,c. Pagan a centavo palabra ca
da inserci6n, de modo que una or
denanza, anunoio de subasta 8 pla-
"a vacante etc. que conste de 100
palabras, pagara IS. por S inser-
clones.
EdicfOs judicialeS. .-Estos pa.
garan II centavo palabra por cada
inserci6n, asi que un edicto que
contenga 800 palabras pagara $3.50
por publicarse tres veces. Pago
adelantado.
CoM'nnicados degratftnd y ofrGs
inserctones 1Grticulares. Estas va.
len q 10 centavos la Inca y deben
psgarse por adelantado 8 enviarse
por conducto de una persona res
ponsable q su pago.
NORA 1MPoRTANTE. Las per.
sonas que con anterioridad { esta
fecha han estado suscritas directa.
mente mensual 8 trimestralmente,
cesaran como tales el dia 81 de Di.
ciembre, incOrpOrAndSse 4 las ageu-
cias 81 no quieren suscibirSe por
anualids des 6 semestres seg6n Sc ha
dicho al principle de estas reglas,
que quedan en- vlgor mientras otra
ccSa Sc resuelva
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-04

.Susn7ciones en- las Agen0as.-
El que desee susclibirse q este dia-
rio, debe hacerlo en- las agencias de
cada pueblo pagando setenta y cinco
centavos mensuales por adelantado.
.Susu1tores diyectos en- Ell pats. =
Los que quieran recibir el peri6dico
directamente bajo faja, deben en-
War un no de suscrici6n por ade'
lantado 8 cuando menos I'm Semes-
tre. Un afio vale SO 90 y un Sc
mestre S 4.5o.
Suscylaones fueya del Pafs.-
Los que quieran suscriciones fuera
de la isla, deben pagar I'LL afio inte-
gro por adelantado que son S 900
en- Cuba, Mejico, Filipinas y Pana.
ma, y $1,000 en- los demas pafses.
NlmeyoS atJusados.-N es fa-
Gil hallar n1meros atrasados, pueS
algunos dias Sc agota la edici6n y
los sobrantes de otros dias, cuando
ha pasado algdn tempo, Sc venden
como papel viejo. 81 Sc nos pide
un ndmero atrasado y no 10 en-
viamos nj contestamos, es que nc
hay.
Nameyos de venta,- No los hay
en- estas nfcinas, pero cuando no
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-04
VENDE

On billar en- muy buen estado, fabri.
cHcion espahols, con sus tres bolas de
marfl demss accessories.
81 que 10 interese sc difgira 4 Cd
dueho en- Isabella, calle del Cotnercio, c.
tablecmieuto eotnercial de
IMA VICENTE eRIeRkI
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ANTONIO 9ABgtIBO

Hoy roS visito en- estas of
cinas nuestro amigo y correligiona'
rio de Humacao sefor Antonio Ba.
rTeiro,
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Sc vende 8 arienda

Una heruosa fnca situada en- el
bariio de Ha-o Rey, parada IS In
iormara Alejandro B-zzo, Sci 99 San
luan, ?. r.
For sale or rent
A beautiful property situated
Stop IS, Hato Rey Apply to Ale
ia1dg9 R0zE0r Sci 9gr san Ipaul P, 3
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City, n. J.
Miss Ida Roberts was the guest of
Miss Lucille Savage, in Lexington,
this week.
Mrs. r. S. Grove, OF Beattyville. is
the guest of Rev. VIM. Grove, Camp
bell street
Miss Roberta Trumbo is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. M. F. Wood, in
Lexington.
Mr.. Geo. Donaldson and daughter,
Miss May. left Saturday for Cleve-
land Ohio.
Mr.. Richard X. Mcclure, Jr., left
Tuesday for Kansas City, Mo-, to
visit friends.
Miss Cornelia Payne. of Newport,
is the guest of Mrs. T. F. Taliaferro,
Shelby street.
Mrs. Jennie T. Cardwell visited her
mother, Mrs. Jane Todd, in Louis
ville this week.
Miss Ella Stephens, who has been
at Atlantic City and jamestown, has
! ITturneds home.- - 49, - $50
Mr.. L. Labrot and wife have re-
turned from visit to their son, Mr..
/ Sylvester Labrot.
Mrs. A. w. Overton has returned
from a visit to her old home at Fred
erick Hall, Va.
Mr.. Elwood Hamilton went to
Georgetown Thursday morning on
legal business.
I Miss Genevieve Posey is the guest
of her cousin, Miss Emeline Willis,
at Nicholasville.
Miss Alma Miles, of Indianapolis,
Ind, attended the WilsonMiles we'd
ulng on Saturday.
Mrs. Walter G. Chapman and chill
dren are guests of Mr.. Thos G. Chap
man. at Bowling Green.
Mr. Lindsey Shea, Of Cincinnati
who has been visiting friends here,
has returned home.
Miss Annie Ward and Miss Hattie
Martin, of ST. Louis Mo-, are guests
of Mrs. A. D. Martin.
Mr.. John j. McGurck. Wife and
daughter left Saturday for their old
home in Lexington.
Mrs. Mary Feeney, of Madison,
Ind attended the Barlow-Heise we'd
ding on Wednesday.
Mr.. John NJ. Scott, of Louisville,
was the guest of his mother, Mrs.
W. T. Scott, Sunday.
Misses Cecil and Louise Phillips,
of DaDville, are guests of Mr.. A. C.
VanWinkle and wife.
Mrs. Salle R. Thomas has gone to
New York City 70 purchase her stock
of millinery and notions.
Mr.. G.. Rus Hughes and Mr.. J. p.
Noonan left Saturday for a fishing
trip in the Canada lakes.
Mr.. ]. p. Barlow, Sr., and Wife OF
Louisville. attended the Barlow-Heise
wedding on Wednesday.
Mr.. Chas. j. Clark Of Louisville,
spent Sunday here, the guest of his
niece. MISS Annie HerndOn.
Misses Rachel and Frances Settle
returned Tuesday from visit to
relatives at Bowling Green.
Miss Joan Reddish, of Somerset,
who has been the guest of relatives
here, has returned home.
Col. John P Chinn, of Harrods-
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PERSONAL

Mr.. Leroy Choate left Tuesday for
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Adele Gaines Tanner has gone
to Waukesha, Wis.
Mrs. VIM. E. Bradley and sons are
at Mackinac Island
Miss Lulie Price visited friends in
Georgetown this week.
Mr.. Will Mckee, of Chicago, was
in the city on Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Umethun is visiting
friends at Lewisport.
Rev. T. F. Taliaferro visited friends
at Eminence this week.
Mr.. Frank Chinn has returned from
a trip to Massachusetts.
Gen. n. B. Hays left Saturday for
his old home at Pineville.
Mr.. w. B. O'Connell and wife have
gone to Atlantic City, n. j.
Judge T. j. Num- left yesterday for
Georgetown and Lexington,
Mr.. Chhas. l.. Jonnsonl of Anderson
county was here this week.
Esq. w. w. Darnell and wife have
gone to Louisville, to reside.
Mrs. D. B. Walcott and children are
visiting relatives at Lakeland.
Miss Annie Coleman has gone to
Atlantic City and jamestown.
Mr.. Jas. B. West returned froom
Eastern kentucky on Monday.
Miss Sara Vaught attended Kava.
naugh Camp Meeting this week.
Mr.. w. H. Hoge. wife and children
have returned from Estill Springs.
Mr.. JOS. Rupert and wife attended
the Blue Grass Fair on Thursday.
Mr.. Gus Lafontaine made a bust
ness "trip to Somerset on Tuesday.
Mr. John G. Rogers made a bust
ness trip to Lexington this week.
NJ. w. A. Howard, wife and daugh-
ter returned Saturday from Canada.
Mr.. F. w. Austin, wife and daugh-
tiers left Thursday for Mt. Holly,
N. j.
Mrs. Sam Thomas and daughters
frD +ri, tn hn
tains.
Mrs. John D. Sallee and daughter
went to Lexington to spend the
week.
MIR. Campbell Johnson visited
friends in indianapolis. Ind, this
week.
Mr.. Edgar Harris has gone to Mt.
Carmel Ills, where he has a fine
position.
Mr.. S. French Hoge, wife and chill
dren have returned from Estill
Springs.
Mr.. J.. NJ. West, of Irvine, was the
guest or MS DrOther, Capt. l. L, Weot,
this week.
Col. R. c. Crenshaw and daugh-
ter have returned from visit 20
Lexington.
Mrs. Jas. H. Sewer and daughter,
of Lawrenceburg, are visiting rela'
tives here.
Mr.. Earl Rogers and Mr.. w. A.
Howard left Thursday for Atlantic
City, N. ].
DIR. J. S. Coleman left Wednesday
for a two weeks stay at Mackniac
Island, Mich.
Mr.. o. c. Kenney, wife and daugh-
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burg, was the guest of his son, Mr.. J..
Morgan Chinn this week.
Mrs. Moses R. Glenn and children
have returned from a visit to their
old home at Central City.
Mrs. Sallie Newton and daughter,
Miss Eliza, are guests of A.r. Jos. R.
Newton, in Chicago, Ills.
Miss Nellie McEwing, of Beach
mont, is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Sam McEwing, Broadway.
DR.. Paul b. Weitzel, of Lexington,
spent Sunday here, the guest of his
father, Col Louis Weitzel.
Mr.. w. H. Posey and Mr.. John w.
Rodman returned Saturday from
their fishing trip to Canada.
Miss Ruth Hall and Miss Laura
Hall, of Lexington, attended the Will
son-Miles wedding Saturday.
DR.. Mary Boyd, of Cincinnati, who
has been the guest of Mr.. w. w.
Longmoor has returned home.
Mrs. R. B. M. Colvin, of Falmouth,
who has been the guest of Rev. T.
F. T fiar' l home.
Prof. F. Paul Ahdel~b m and Miss
Virginia Anderson, of Lexington, at
tended the wilson-Miles Wedding
Miss Bernice Scottow, Of Louisville,
was the guest of her parents, Mr..
w. ]. Scottow and wife. Sunday.
Mr. John P. Hanley attended the
funeral of his old chum, Mr.. Jas. j.
Fitzgerald, in Louisville, Sunday.
Rev. r. l.. McCready, the beloved
preacher of Crescent Hill, Louisville,
visited relatives here this week.
Miss Vella Scottow is the guest Of
Miss Ruth Taylor, daughter of Rev.
DR.. W. c. Taylor, at Petersburg, Va.
Miss Molie Bergman and niece.
Miss Edith Posey, are guests of Mr.
John w. Bergman, of Versailles.
Miss Bailey, of Washington City.
who has been the guest of Mrs. c.
G. Mutzenburgh, has returned home.
DR.. c. A. Fish, who has been
spending his vacation at his old home
in Garrard county, came home Satur-
day.
DR.. o. B. Gayle, of Falmouth, who
was the guest of his brother, DR.. J.
w. Gayle, returned home on Satur-
day.
Mr.. Geo. A. Lewis, of this office,
and wife, spent Sunday with Mr.. B.
Todd Crutcher and family, in the
county.
Mrs. John B. Lindsey and daughter,
Miss Lillian, have gone to Tryon, N.
c., to visit Mr. w. T. Lindsey and
family.
Mr.. ]. l.. Sandifer, of East Burn
stadt, came in on a delayed train
on Wednesday night to visit his wife
here.
Mr.. M. X. Yonts, of Louisville, who
has been the guest of Judge T. H.
Paynter and wife, has returned
home.
Mrs. JOS. r. Newton and daughter,
of Chicago, Ills, who have been
guests of relatives here, have gone
home.
Mr.. C. M. Norris, of Louisville,
spent several days with his family
here last week, leaving for home on
Monday.
Miss Annie Thomas and nieces.
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Misses Ellen, Emily and Annie
Thomas, left Wednesday for Atlantic
City, N. j.
Master James Roberts, son of Mr..
Grant l.. Roberts, visited his uncle,
Col. Sam j. Roberts, in Lexington,
this week.
Mr.. Landon A. Thomas, Jr, of Au-
gusta, Ga, is the guest of his grand
mother, Mrs. Ellen Thomas, on Wash
ington street.
Mr. Garrard Rodman, of Oklaho'
ma, who has been the guest of his
mother Mrs. Guy Barrett, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Jean Bradford Frazier, of
Covington, who has been the guest
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