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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-27
DE GENERAL A
COMElIANTE re.
Enrique COIIazO viye De Ia profession
de C6miCO en- Espafia.

Los espafo'es son testigos preSencialez
de nm espectaculo raro que he acontecido
dltimamente: IN general cubano repreBen-
tando una comedia intitulada 'sLos hom,
bres de buena voluntad-" Este general,
que se llama Enrique Collszo, desempefi6
nm papel activo en- Ia insurrecCi6n cubana,
antes de pisar el escenario de an teatro de
Ia capital de Espsfia.
En- el programa que hizo distribnir 81
director de Ia t7oupe deIque forma parte 81
ex general insnTgente, se expresa este asf:
'Sslvi mi pals durante Ia guerra, pero
cuando Ia paz Sc restableci6, me fue i'm
possible encontraT de que vivir en- aIguno
de los distritos de Cuba; tauto mas que
teDgo 81 amos de edad He adoptadO,
pues, el papel de c6mico para ganarme
la vida. Ett'y SECURE que Ell pdblicO
cOmprendera los motives que me obligaTon
& hacerlo , no me cIiticar6. Prestadme
vuestro apoyo y Bsd benevolentes 81 mis-
aptitudes no llegan la altuTa de vuestroB
deseos."
Ests hecho pagaTis sin duda inadvertido
en- muchos pafses, pero en- una ciudad tan
arist6crata como Madrid, donde SO con.
ssrvan todavfa Lac viejas tradiciones, la
vista de un general del ejercito espa mol
en- Ia escena, causa cieFto depagFado.
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Ell ATENTADO CONTRA
Ell SENIOR SALMERON.
lie aCOmpa6aban CambO y COTOmi
mas.
Hahia CuatrO GGIIstas VlgIlandO Ia casa del jefs
de los rGpuhllGanOS sspafOIGS.

Comunican de Barcelona que 81 gefior
salmer6n, presidente de los republicanOB
eSpaholep, fu6 atacado por una multitud
que empez6 a diSpararle tiroG continue
perBigui6ndole poF varias c1adraG
Ell Befior Salmer6n iba en- gu carruaje
para dar un meeting los de su partido.
Le acompafaban Cambo y COrominaB.
Ell primero Sc puSO de pie para proteger
salmer6n y recibi6 una bsla en- el costado
derecho, que no cr6s le ocasionara Ia
muerte
Habfa cuatro cicliStaB vigilando Is casa
del BehoT Salmer6n y, cuando este Sali6,
corrierOn adelants para dar Ia Befal de
ataque.
Los asaItanteB pertsneoen Ia fraction
aOti.sOlidGriG; del partido republican,.
Un trabsjador llamadO Mariana Miriam
da, fu6 arreBtado pueS Sc sospecha que fu6
ell hombre que dispar6 al Se1or CambO.
En- vista de las eleceiones el domingo el
asunto hs causado prOfunds sensation en-
toda Espafia. TrescientoB guardias civileB
han sido euviados Barcelona desde otros
puntos, para conBervar 81 6rden.
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mission evaugelista luterana de Puerto
culto especial en- la igleSia luterana.
-Ha Sido abSueto ante Ia corte de
distrito de Humacao Rafael Garcia en- el
iuicio celebrado ante dicha corte por 81
delito que SO le -acusaba de eBcalamisnto.
Alberto de Jes6s, vecino de Cayey,
hs sido proceBado y roducido & prisi6a
por orden del fiscal de la corte de distrito
de Guaysma por acuS6rSele del delito de
mutiaCi6p.
Sc ha estab!ecico una sub'eBtaci6n de
anemia en- Adjuntas, que funcionara bsjo
la direction del DIR. Caballero. Con esta
son "a las eetacioneB que funcionsn en- la
isIa y suben $4,000 los enf.rmoB atendi'
dos en- elias.
DE Penuelas Bolicitan la instalaci6n
ALI de una sub ebtaci6n de anemia.
Sc ipforma que hoy 90 hace cargo del
"Asilo de nifios de 6anturce'', el Befi r
Fernando Gonzalez, recientemente desig'
nado para ege cargo.
-Muchos vecinos y propietarios de
Sapturce 90 muestran propicios al ensan'
che de la carretera que cruza el poblado
para dar mas faciidades al trafoo de co.
ches Carroa automobiles que por ella
circular. Un ensanche de diez metros q
cada lado de la referida via Ia convertiris
en- una magnifica Gale.
-Segun informes obtenidos en- Ia Man
sion Ejecutiva hoy, NADIA So Babe todavia
ofcialmente respecto de la designation de
persona para ell cargo de Secretario de
Puerto Rico, vacante desde que el gefioT
Post fu6 llevado al puesto de gobernsdor.
Ell sefior KheTan ha adoptado ell tras
pago de arrendamiento del edifcio que ecu
pa Ginsburg que tenia an dep6sito de rOpa
hecha. -...
-Diez pesos de muIta impuso ests ma
fsna ell luez municipal CorneliO Molina
por alterar Ia paz p6blicR.
Alberto Romero por hurto de cuatro
pesos I'M carbonero de Ia Gale de la Lu
na foe sentenciado por Ia corte de distritc
ests msfiana & Bufrir dos meses de arresto.
-Sa agegura que Ell fiscal de esta Corte
de diVtritO, Be constituiF6 el LINES en- Caro-
lima para haCer IN informe acerca de CO
rrales de pesca establecidos en- Ell rio de
Loiza.
Con motive de compromigos forma'
dos por algunos de los mdsicoB de IL or
questa de CoTtes, en- pueblos limitrofss, no
subir6 esta noche Z eacenR 'Sangre Mora
transfri6ndose 50 representation para ina
mana.
Sc hacen grsndes elogios de ID mdsiCs
pueSta al libreto de Ia sREz0ela de cos
tumbrea "eargre Mora" de que @ aptol
PacO Cortks
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EL PROVENCE" SOR-
prendidO pOr hOrri-
bic tempestad.
Sc cree que est0 fu6 causadO pOr
los tistuThiOs seismiCOs de
Mexico.
4 Ia media UOGhs Ia hTdjuIa empsz6 a aGtasr 4
un flOdO GxtfaRO

Ell buque "Provsnce'', de Ia Inca fran
cesa del Havre, SO encontr6 81 13 de abril
con una tempeDtad tan horrible que pocas
veces ha tenido igual en- el Atldntico.
Durante Ia tempestsd que so cree fu&
causa1a por los disturbios de los temblofes
en- Mejico, sufri6 Ia brGjula tantos desper'
fsctos que qued6 ipGtiI, mientrag que el
aparato del te!6grafo sin hilos no pudo
>usarse mas. ...>
Ell dia antes de la tormenta tnvieTon un
tempo hermoBo, SinembaTgo el captain
Alix not6 que el bar6metro habfa bajado
muchcS
Apresuradamente di6 6rdenes de preps'
rarse para el NAL tempo.
SegGo Be aproxim6 Ia media noche, la
brGjula empez6 actuar de un modo ex
trano = Ia atm6afera Sc cargo de electrici'
dad. -
De repente, el mar 90 cOnvirti6 en- una
maGa hirvients un terrible huracan EN-
pez6 a Boplar del OsSte
Durante cinco horaB rugi6 la tempestad.
Montsflas de olas barrfan la cubierta del
buque. No nOvfa y Ia nOche era bastante
clara, 10 que es bien extraho.
Cerca de las cinco de la mafiana del dis
siguiente, calm6 la tempestad con Ia mis-
ma rapidez con que SO habfa presentado,
una hora despu6s hubiera sido impossible
Greer que tai tormenta SO habfa encontra
do. Mas tarde, cuando Sc Bupo del tenn
blor de terra en- Mexico, Sc lego COM
prender cuaI era la causa de Ia tsmpes'
tad.
A boldo del "Provence" visiaban la
Condesa de Moltke, Huitfsldt, Condesa de
sombreuiI, el Beaor y la sefora G. S. Scott
y la sefiora j. K. Vanderlip.
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SCOTT 8 BOVINE, QuImicos, Nueva York

~ en- santurce en- el islote de Puerta de
TERRA. >. 30v.s.
CASA DE PREsTAMOs de Jose
Baz6n, Allen 81. Ell dia 80 del cOrrien.
te y las 2 de la tarde tendr6 lugar ell re-.
mate de las prendaS cuyos taloneS no han
sido renovados nj cancelados despueB de
los meses que marca Ia ley. La casa
sigue Sus Operaciones. Venta de alhaias
de orc y plata, u
GUOs aunque no est6n en- buen estado,
CoIlarea antiques de coral y prendas anti
guas. E
Dirfiase e. P. J. B. TetuSn 40, San Juan
al 8 Gale Aurora, Ponce.
Orange LIIy.-Cura la debilidsd, ulceraciO-
nes, aplanamientO, periodos dOlorOsos. Pa
ra sOlicitar muestra gratis dirigirse Ia Sc
fora III. V. Fretter, Detroit, Mich. U. 8. A.
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NOTICIAS De COMERIO.
Un sIadIeato sgrieoIa en- proyscto.
FaIta do HgIIaRCla pOlIcIaGa
en- los dIstfItOS Furales.
Ode mwestrO cOrreepOnsaJ especially.

D6 UWeStFO COFTeSpOnSGt especially
Abril 26-Se queian varios comercian-
tes agricultores del barrio "La sAkana'
de este t6rmino municipal, de los mu hos
y frecusntes des6rdene5 roboS que allf
ocurren per falta de vigilancia, pues en-
dicho barriO, Begdu algunoS, hay personas
que sino fuera por que han viAto la poll
Cfa en- 81 pueblo, no sabrfan como visten
los guardias de Ia policfa insular. Todo
debido al eBcaso n6mero de guardias del
puesto. Por 10 que nos Buplican varies
contribuyentes que lame Ia atenci6n del
honorable coroK ell Hamill.
La cogechs de tabaco en- esta iurisdic7
ci6n, ge asegura que no dar6 el mismo re-
sultado que Ell afio pasado. A cor secuen-
cia de la terrible SEGA que hemos tenido,
no alcanzsra el producto al por ciento
comparable con el del pasado af1o 1906.
Sc esta trabajando activamente por
formaT un Bindicato sgrfcola. va estamos
en- plena cosechs adn no SO sabs el pre-.
clio de Ia arom6tics hoja, como 81
Rindicato es una podeross defensa contra
el ''trust' acaparador, que es el dnico que
Be lucEa de eBta prodncto, eSperamoB que
SO lleve & Was de hecho, no Sc desvanez
ca como sucede cagi siempre con todoB los
proyectos que tienden benefciar al pobre
agricultor pueTtorriquefio, que es ell que
mas SO empefia, Sc afana y trabaja y el
qua en- NADIA 8 cast NADIA 90 benefcia.
Adelante, pues, con vuestFo eimpatiCo
proyecto, agricultores comerciantesl
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Mas nOtiCias.

Ell 'NUEVO CAFE" de los espo.
sos Morgan, FortaIeza 81, ofrece un COM
pleto surtido dc los mejores dulees y eho.
colates. Helados, refrescos, frutas al ma
tursl y todo cuanto regale eI paladar mas
deIicado SO encuentra allf primorogamente
seFvidO, Cafe con leChe , chocolate, &c
sncuentrs desde las siete de Ia mafiana q
las 12 de Ia noChe. ''samost' 'tBaker'
les marcaB de chocolate sin rival Be en-
CuantTan ali p.
VENTA DE MADERAS. MADEIRA
de ''pichipen" Sc vtnde precioS m6dicOg,
Deben aprovechar Ia OCCASION de estarEe
descaTgando una gran partida en- 81 'tislc to- -
TabIas, tablones etc. etc. Para informes,
Cruz San Juan, Puerto Rico , parada
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OtICIna del Director do SaRIdad, BsRefCsRela J
Correction,

PropoBiciones para el guministro de CO.
mestibleg = otros efsctoB al Asio de Gle.
gos en- Ponce, durante el sfio fiscal de
1907-19O8.
Sc recibirdn en- Ia Of ina del Director
de >Sauidad, Benefa Correcci ci6n,
hasta las nueve de la msfiana del dfa II
de mayo del afio en- curse Sc abrir6n ell
mismo dfa y hors, en- subasta p6blica, pro-
posiciones bsjo pliego cerrado para el su-
ministro = conduCcion al Teferido ssilc, de
los aTtfculOs que, aproximadaments han
de consumirse en- ell mismo durante e1 sfio
econ6mico que empezara el dfa 10. de julio
de 1907 terminar& el treinta de JUNO
del 1908 a~
Carns de res banefciada en- ell m tade-
rO, llenando los req isitos que impone la
sanidad, 900 Iibras, Pan 12 500 libras
Leche 200 cuartillos, Hielo 18 600 Ii
bras, ArroB 1926 librsB, Habichuelas
coloradaH $500 libras, Habichuelas blan
c,s 1855 libras, Garbanzas 2 556 librap,
Bacalao 1880 ibras, Papas + 756 iibrae,
Mantsta l 500 libras, Cafe, 500 Iibras,
Tasajo $50 libras, Az6car centrffuga
3 600 librag, Az6car refiuRda 800 libraB
Fideos 600 lbras, Jam6n 720 libras To
cineta 720 librag, Cebollas 720 libTas
Ajos 800 cabezas, HaFina de trigo 180
ibras Vinsgre 180 cuartiLlos, Aceite de
OLIVIA 300 libras, Sal en- grano 900 ibras
Sal de mesa $50 libraB Harina de maiz
900 ibrag, Legumbres y huevOs $3.50,
Carbon de piedra "a toneladaB, Carbon
vegetal 1926 mochiIas de 4 latas, Jnb6n
azul % quintaleg, Medicinas 48O dollars.
Con cinco dias de anticipation al de la
celebration de Ia Bubaata deber6n les pos
torres pTesentar muestras de los artfeulos
cuyo Buminietro solicitor.
En- las Ofcinas del Director de sani
dad, Benefcencia y Correction, San Juan,
Allen n6m. 5, y en- las del Asilo de Ciegos
en- Ponce, sntre las horaR 80 A P. NJ.
podr&n yer los postores copia de los con
tratos y fanzas que deben regir. .
La Direction se TeBeFva el deFet no de
rechasar cuslquiera todag las pPoposicio-
mes y de escoger aquellas que, uniendO ca
lidad precio, ofrezcan la mayor ventsja
para el mejor Bervicio del Establecimiento.
Francisco de p. Aeuao.
Health, Charities & Director Of Co.
rrection. 3v
ENFERMERAs.-Se necesitan en q
Hospital Presbiteriano. Para informea
dirigirse 8 Miss OTdWay superintendenta
del Hospital. 6v.A
--Es adrA;Fable el trato que reciben los
huesp - del reEombrado hotel "Helvs
tia de don Pedro schira, Cruz ~.
Ia enCargada de dichO hotel e. una ss.
fiorita que q mu'tiplica para deiar com.
placidOl { tQdeh
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JJN ALIMENTO PODEROsO.
EFICAZ PARATODAS LAS EDADES.

Ia Emulsion de Scott suministra no solamento
la susanca que el cuerpo necesita para crecer sno
tabi6n la que 1e es indispensable para reponer el
desgaste diario de los teidos del cerebros Els
alinento eminentemente digerible asimilable que
estimula Ell calor la energ1a Ia vitaidad, por
consiguiente benefactor de los convalecientes y
ancianos y de toda persona debi1itada
Ella aporta al sisterna aoundancia de f6sforo y
hierro la forma meta1ica que dana los dientes
y entorpece las funciones del h1gado, sucede
con los preparados 9erruginosos, sino Ia znisma
forma organicaay natural como SO encuentran estos
elemenfos tan esenciales de la vida la sangre
en- 81 cerebro. Cada dosis de Emulsion de Scott
incorpora directanente Ia linfa de Ia sangre y
va reforzar los tejidos del cuerpo vol Cao==1
=: !: !: :: !:
vi6ndose parte de e11os rnismos llN.aSl
la legianG Emulsion
Scott
mt
PAc1ENTE"
PLA&ENCLA
HabGna Cuba.
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cGREsE la
yadoa1 tonando
Dr.
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La socledad seereta mas graRds del muudo

En- China existe Ia Socisdad secreta mas
grande del mundo. Lleva 81 nombre de
s. hew Hung Tong; GO halla eSparcida
por ell mundo entero, y suS miembroS SO
cuentan por millones Solo en- los Estados
hay mas de 100000 perSonaS que elias
pertenecen.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05


At the meeting OF Abe Lincoln post
Grand Army Of the Republic. last evening
the program for the Memorial day exer-
cises was completed In the morning com
mittees from the post and womRns Relief
corps will VISIT the cemeteries and decorate
the graves. The main exercises Of the day
wfn be held in fairmsunt park, beginning
at D. N. Hon F. l.. shusart will act
Gs. president Of the day and tthe orators
vfl De Rev. James o. MAY Of the broadway
Methodist church and Rev. Otterbein' o.
Smith. D. d. OF the First Congregational
church The soiofsts will be Mrs. Marine
and Miss Winter. with Miss Belle Hoon as
Rccoupanlst Should the weather be I'M
favorable the exercises win be held in the
Dodge Light Guards armory.
The Woman's Relief corps Will have
charge Of the hoEsrs and decorations. as
in past years. and the use of the RrnnnrF
has been secured for their accommodation.
On Sunday. May 38 the members Of Abe
Itncudn .roBt and the Woman's Relief
corps win attend the vesper services at
p. m. az the First Congregational church
by invitation Of the pastor. DR.. Smith. who
will deliver a special address to them.
At the meeting last night the post IN
animously endorsed Colonel d. J. Palmer
Of Washington. la, for department COM
mRnder. Colonel Palmer is member Of
the State Railroad commission.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05
NEW FRUIT PEST DISCOVERED
AntiPOdean Farmers May BE Conn
PEELED 10 Import wasps
to XIII Flies.

MELBOURNE May 4-(SpeciaL)-A new
terror for fruit farmers has arisen In New
NSouth Wales ana Victoria. This is the
fruit ny, whose advent. unless strong
measures are taken, gives promise Of be-
coming as disastrous TO the orchards as
the introduction OF the rabbit was to the
pastures How 10 get ria OF the insect
when once II has established itself is a
problem for which a solution l. being anx
ously sought by eultivators not only in
the states that have been attacked. hut in
other parts Of the mainland and IN Tas-
mania, where inspecting officers are fever
ishly examining all imported fruit with
the knowledge that sooner or later thr
enemy viii certainly defeat them
The only sure remedy that can yet b,
suggested lie the drastic step Of the destruc-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05
Cardinal GIBBONS A POWER
American PreIate said 10 Have Much
influence In Selection
of Pope.

ROME May A--tspeciaL)-Th version Of
Cardinal Gibbons a Baltimore. reproduced
here concerning the part played by that
eccleslastic in the selection OF the pope. is
declared by those In a position to know to
be strictly accurate. In a manner almost
sacred. and so dignihed and high class that
all criticism was eliminated, Il il said. that
no cardinal had as much influence IN pro-
ducing results Cardinal Gibbons
A considerable portion Ct the Vatican
boundary wall in the Viae dele Ztelle fell
the other morning and did great damage to
the stemmi garden The roadway leading
to the Vatican gardens is obstructed by the
debris When the pope was informed OF
the accident he paid a personal visit Of In
spection to the spot
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05
avenue, will be the hostess of the club

avenue, will be the hostess of the club
Mrs. Frank McCready. 2s6 Frank street,
entertained the members of the Proto Card
club Wednesday afternoon at her home.
Gibson receiving the first prize Mrs. Harry
Schmidt the second prize and Mrs. Roberts
the "lf' prize. dainty course dinner
was served from TO O'Clock. The dining
room was attractively decorated with pink
roses. a large cluster forming a center
piece on the long dininE-room table. Mrs.
Butler win be the hostess of the club
Wednesday afternoon E.-#
Mrs. Crum entertained the members OF
the Floridora Card club Thursday afternoon
at her home on Fourth avenue, comph-
mentary to the departure of Mrs. A F.
Hollis on her trip west, where she VIII
spend the summer The afternoon was
spent III cards, Mrs, W. J. McCune being
awarded the first prize and Mrs. Hairy
Schmidt the second prize. Dainty refresh
ments were served at the close Of the game.
The club will be entertained Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. John Z.
Small, 3O2 East Washington avenue.
The Women's Catholic Order Of Foresters
entertained al May party "Wednesday
nan M the Merriam mock The fore part
OF the evening was spent at progressive
high five. Mrs Grant Shoup being awarded
the first women's prize and Miss Catho-
line Keppner the second prize, Mr.. p. J.
Sloan was awarded the first mems prize
and Mr.. j. Fitzgerald the second prize
Refreshments were served at the close Of
the game. after which the large crowd Of
attendance present, enjoyed program OF
dances until midnight
The pupils OF Miss Stella Harding en-
tertained their parents at a musical Fri
day evening at her studio. sos Merriam
block. Those taking part in the program
were. Mr.. Arthur Peterson, Miss Hazel
Spencer, Miss Gladys Booth, Mr.. Allen
Westerdahl, Miss Adah Hall, Miss Ora
Ware Miss Ruby Lidgard Miss Anna
Turner, Miss Ef1e Culver, Mr.. Bert Herrnis.
Miss Eta Cook. Miss Eta Smith, Miss
EEIntOn. BanEW Faunlg.H
Earl McKeyman. Miss Hazel HammeisteT.
Miss Stella Turner Miss Jessie Lowrey,
Miss Hilda NOBeler and Miss Ella Turner.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05


As the result of a meeting OF the Com
snercial4 club committee having the matter
in charge yesterday afternoon City Solicitor
Kimball. will at the meeting Of the city
council tomorrow night submit a new reso-
luton providing for the exemption from
taxation of sugar in transit while stored
in Council BlUffA
The original resolution brought before the
city council at its last meeting made the
exemption effective for a period Of ten
years This Mr.. Kimbail did not consider
the city council had the right to do.
The meat in the cocoanut of the resolu-
ton prepared yesterday by Mr.. Kimball il
as follows.
That all sugar which may be placed in
storage or stored within the city of Council
BLUFFS and which, under the law, shall be
deemed TO be sugar in transit as construed
by the courts Of the United States, shall
not be valued or assessed for the purposes
of taxation. and that the same shall be
treated az exempt while in such storage
IN the city of Council Bluffs, and that the
city hereby declares its policy to treat and
hold such sugar as stored aforesaid, as
free from Interference by its officers In the
way of valuation, assessment or levy OF
taxes therefor insofar as the said city may
legally control the valuation and assess
ment thereon.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05
Prisoner Confesses.

BOWLING GREEN. o.. May lotto
Fritz Schmidt, alias kopler. under arrest
here, made a confession today to the chief
Il police 10 the effect that while he was
In the Cleveland jail a man who said he
was a plumber and is being held under sus-
p.cion. made q confession 10 him. saying
that he the plun.Jer, was the man who
killed the Hoenig boy. whose body was
discovered In a barrel yesterday Kopler
vas released from the Cleveland Jail yes
to-day and turned over 70 the authorities
10 await trial for alleged swindling.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05

ton OF infected orchards, for it seems
that no amount Of spraying will avail
against the fruit ny, which multiplies with
alarming rspidity. Experiments are how
ever, being made by George Compere. gov
eminent entomologist for western Austria
liza, who has brought from the south. Of
China specimens OF the parasitic wasp.
which in that country and in India seem
effectually 10 keep within limits the raw
ages Of the ny Whether they will per-
form the same work in the climate Of Aus
trRlia remains to be seen.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-05
nh acknowledgements COnspicuOua
Among the Happenings.


Among the Happenings.
Mrs. Horace Everett Is home from Los
Angeles Cal. where she spent the winter.
NJ r. Rohrer returned home Thurs
day from an extended II p 10 Texas points.
Miss Ruth Anderson OF Fairmount avenue
is visiting friends In Creston and Corn
ing. Ia
Miss Viola Burgess. ns Harrison street Is
home from a visit with relatives In Hot
Springs. Ark.
was the guest last week Of DR.. c. E. Wood
bury and family.
Mrs. L c. Hancock Of Cerro Gordo,
Tenn, Is visiting her son, Dr, J. c. Han
Mrs. clifford Cissna OF Grand Island.
Neb., is visiting her mother, Mrs. r c.
Edgerton OF Franklin avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Duncan Of Frank
lin avenue celebrated the hftieth anniverH-
airy OF their .weddinE Monday.
The Jolly Twelve card club viii be en-
tertained Friday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs s. s. Keller. 226 North Second street
Mrs James Haywood and daughter OF
East Pierce street left Tuesday for High
River. Alberta. Canada 10 Join M. Hey
wood.
Miss Cherry Wells ana Mr.. Roy wilcox
viii entertain Friday evening at the VII
COX home. IN honor OF Miss Florence Opal
Goodman.
Mr.. Eugene Peterson and DIT. Hawley OF
New Windsor, III, were the guests last
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Park avenue
The Women's club Of the Railway Mai
Service will meet Wednesday afternoon
AZ the home Of Mrs G. z. Mcconnell, l0i
Charles street
Mrs. c. Z Price and Mrs A S. Hazslton
have Issued invitations for a musical tC
be gwen Saturday AZ the home OF the
latter, 4s Oakland avenue. .-.
Mrs. J. d. Herring Of Denver. Colo, form.
erly Mss Maude Bryant Of this city Il
the guest Of her aunt Mrs. H. b. Watson
OF Washington avenue, en- route TO Chicago
Nj and Mrs Morris McHeu-y. who have
been the guests OF their granddauRh ter
MA J. A Williams OF Nicholas street re-
turned last week 20 their home in Den
isOn. Ia
The Catholic Women OF Council Hluni
viii entertain at a card party and soclal
Monday evening al the Knights Of Colum
bus hall at which large attendance Il
expected
The two knights OF Pythias lodges vii
Eivs an entertainment Tuesday evening foI
members and their families There viii b
a musical program and cards. followed by
refreshments.
Miss Adele Dohany. who has been so
journing on the Pacihc coast for the last tWt
ana a half years. has arrived here for 3
summer VISIT with her sisters. dns W A
Maurer and Mrs, ". y. Keenne.
Mrs. ~ Weston and daughter Mrs Pan.
ME Aiehells. left FridAE tor FaooERa
wash. where they VIII spend the sumner