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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-08-29

For Rent" For Rent Furnish
ID" and For Sale" cards on sale at
MS Office.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-08-29

Certificates of location at his
office.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-08-29

Anglo-California Bank ...... $50
Western Ore Purchasing Co. 765
Total 1856
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-08-29
HEAVY ORE
SHIPMENTS
,,p SENT OVER THE TONOPAH
AND GOLDFIELD REACHES
HUGE TONNAGE.

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CASCABELES Y TO-
nlin6S en- Ponce.
Tres bonitas zaTzusIas representa-
das en- Ia PsIIs. =
q GatiVM Do don LiIId PlOntO OmbaIsamldo o.
d GgmGntSTIo GaltllsG.
(De nNesIro oorTe8p0n8agl.

FebEero ~ -Rsina gran sntusiAHmo
entire diBtinguidoa eIemantol dc e1ta aocie'
dad, paFa caleb1aE Eumbosamsnts Las faS
taH del CarnavaI. El Casino de Ponce Gee
lebEaE6 an baila de tFggss On 10 noChs del
20 del CorEisnte on el tsatrO "La Parla"
avtisticaments pFepaERdo al tfsctOs y dOB
baileH de m6sCaraa On la nochs do Los dfas
/ y 2 del entrante mes, En- el de diOhos
bailes 30 ofreCeRr6 un boDito objsto &
las damaB que concuFran diGfra2adas SR-
bemoB de vaEias comparEsa de EehoEaB dis.
tinguidflimas que ofreCen con sue cultRs 8
ingenipsas bTomas diveEtiFss grandemente
y hncsae psgaE muy caro 81 deEecho de Bus
gracisB
-Anoche representations tres bonitas
zarzuslas 'El BarbeYo de Sevilla", LA
Gatita Blanca" "Csmbios NstuTalsB"
que fueEon muy aplaudidas poT 81 nume
roan D q blico, coBechando nutFidisimos
apIausog los RrtistRs que tomsrOn DaEte en-
50 deaempefio. La Oompafifs de ZaTSuela
que con eanto 6xito viene actuand0 en-
nuestFo teatr0, Ne capita cUdR dfss mas las
GimpatfaB del pdblico por llenos pueden
oOntaTBs lsB funCiOnes que lleVa dadas en-
su coEts temporadR en- esta Ciudad.
Ell Csd6veF del que fu6 acaudAIsdo
comerciants don L6zaFo Puente Be encuen-
ira embalsnmado en- el csmGnterio cat6lico
de la Playa eBpeRBndO 0l vspor que hR de
conducirlo nj puerto de SantandeE.
Ell embalsamamieDto fu6 hscho poF 81 doc
tor su6reS, 90 medico do cabsCera.
-Esta nochs ae llevAF6 efsoto una ve'
lada en- 81 teatro, entire los nifios dc las ss'
cuelau para racoIeetar fondoH dsatinadol &
Ia bibliotaca escolAF.
En- brsve Ia Hocisdad de eacEitoTeH ,
artistau de Puerto Rico, formar6n su direo'
tiva bsjo ls prssidencia del Lcdo. Lopez
de ToYd.
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Ia orquesta De Ia pOlicfa insular.
El honorable auditor htnra 10 usmOTla Dc lIIIs'
taS do no vulgar GlBDCtld.

El honorable conocid0 auditor de
Puerto Rico, Mr.. George Cabot Wsrd hR
diFiiidO In carts que va continuation al
st foF director de la banda de 10 PoliCfa:
"FebroFo 26. 1908 Teniente Francisco
YsFar, director de 10 Banda dc Ia Policfa
InOulnR, San juan, Puerto Rico. Mi shti
mndo sr. VaEaE: No pusdo' rsuiHtirme al
deSeo dc reiteraEls mis- mas sxpresivas
gracias, poF 50 cOnduCto 81 eficisnts per
Sonal de Ia oYqusSts de IL polifa que tan
magiatFalments diTigs ", poF el valioao =
Rltaments Batilf4ctoFio conCuTso pTestado
para 81 mejoE lucimiento de ls 6sstR Cele'
bFada anoche en- mi RESIDENCES.
No tsngo, pusB, palabrsB BuAcientes con
que ex pFasaFle mi 0gEadeCimiento por tan
esrl6ndido Fssultado. Nunca habfR dido
"a oFqusBts slcRnzaF tan alto niyel, no
bFotando de Iog lRbinB de los concurEentss
Sino pslRbFRs de alabRnzs8 poF 10 Gelecto
do tan egCogido programs % brillante
RjsCuCi6n, habi6ndome agradado On extre
mo que entire sus n6meFo AguFsBen IR8 tan
msIodiosas composicioneg del inoIvidablo
MAESTRO MoTal CampoB, fel int6cpFst0 del
anna m6sicR pueTtoFTiquGns, muchRB
de las del NO menog Rveptsjado compoDitoF
Rios OvallG, iluBtFs BucesoF del immortal
Morel.
Permftsme aaf miamo spHovechar asta
oportunidad para sxpreBaTle mi mas pro
funda gFatitud poE las tan Bsfialadag mues'
tFaH de coEtaafs y confederation que tsnto
uHted como los dsmss mismbroB de su ban
da me han diBpenaado Biempre. De v.
affmo amigo y s. s. George Cabot Ward
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Una circular Del Gobarnador.

ri gobsEnadoF Post ha mandado todon
los jefs8 de depsEtAmento Ia Biguients cir
culRF:
"Mapli6n Ejecutivs, Puerto Rico. A
log jefss de loo depaRtamentoa GobieTno
Dc Puerto Rico, San Juan.
CGbRller0s: La lsy tituladR 'L0y para
detsrminsF Il joEnsds legal de trabsjo 81
die, y para otros foeB, Rprobada On Mar
20 10 1904" prescribe que ocho horas
constiut,r6n la duraci6n m6ximR del dia
de trabsjo heoho poF 81 gobierno insular,
muuicipalidsdeV, juntaB eBcol FeB, con.
tendr6u una provision limitando 81 diR de
tEsbaio oCho hnFag.
He rpCihido numaroHRB queiss de que
esta provision eut6 Biendo violada por los
contratista0 del trabSjo del gobieFno. Sin
entFaE on lR question de la bondad de la
ley, no, 20 oreo que misntraB este cen.
Bignada On los estatutoB, Hua provisiones
deben ser cumplidap, y Binoeraments con.
f en que TODD eBtueTzo BeE6 hecho, DC
vera que todos loB t6rminos de eBts ley
sean puestol en- vigor. Muy TsgpetuosG.
ments. Firmadc, Regis H. Post, Gobsr
nadnF de 9uaTto ,>ico."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-28

AVISAMOS nuestros favorecedoHes que
en- nuestro establecimieuto stLA VILLA
DE MADRIDn, acabamos de recibir:
COR8ETS FTaneeses desde 81 centavos
IS, TRAJES bOrdados de TuI de los uI-
limos modelOs de PARIS Y st GAIL, teif-
timas PLUMAS de Ostrich, un gran surti-
do en- CINTURO NE5 de Piel EsIasticOs,
el surtido mas complete en- PEINETA8 de
fantasia desde 25 centavOs S25 cada una,
los lejfGmOs DRILE8 No 100 y JIPIJAPA,
Tricots y ELASTICOTINA para Frac etc,
exclusives en- estos patrOnes) y Ell surtido
mas complete en- TIRAS BORDADAS v
BRODERIES, que vendemOs constante-
mente q mitad de precio. Tenemos tam
bien, lejftimas MANTA8 de los Princes
para Wales, TelRs de hilo EspanoIas
Ynglesas y cuantos artfculos de nuestro
ran1o solicite el pdblico de buen tOnO.
Visitenos pidanos muestras Y lie hare
mos cuaIquier envfo por correo Expires.
TelefOnO 278. p. o. Box. 764.
San Francisco 81. San Juan, P, r,
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Venta especial

Es Ia epoca reglamentaria de nues
tro Balance General y con este motive
hacemos antes VENTAS ESPECIA-
LES de todos aquellos artieulos que
tenemos en- gTandes cantidades Eiendo
puea el meior tempo de hacer COM
pras en- nuestro GRAN BAZAR de
cualquier articulo que Sc necsite, lue.
90 entrara Ia normalidad en- los pre-
clos; yisitenos y vera como es cierto
que tienen precios escepcionales los
articulos siguientes ? otros mas que
no relacionamos pero que estan ex.
puestos.
Bajillas de poreelana decorada, jue-
gOs de cafe japoneses J de Porcelana
decorada, jarrones japoneses estilo
modernista, Tiestos para flores, Cua-
dros para sala comedor y gabinetes,
Cubiertos de metal blanco garantiza-
dos Sombreros para Seioras, Cortes
de Blusas bordados, Sombrillas etc,
etc.
Acabamos de recibir un extensO
surtido de ALFoMBRAs EsTERAs
especiales que ofrecemos q precios muy
econ6micos:
Alfombras de CREX muy propias
para pafses calidos, pOr su frescura, y
en- diYersos dolores, para sala, , gabi
netes y habitaciones:
Para sala-tamaflo-pi6s 6 x ga s5 una.
Id. gabinete, ,, pulgds "a x9O q So
una.
ID. gabinete ,, pulgds SO K Y a 81
una
ID. habitaci6n ), ), "A < 48 so ctys
una.
Para ID id pulgds . p < 40 4 s. otvs
ID id i'd pulgds . Is < 86 4 50 etv.
una
Alfombras fbra Hofi, muy solicitadas
por ser lavables. Colores. verde, azul
Posa y habano.
Psra sala de pies 6 as7. so uua
da. id, de pies 7-6 1916 4 s 10 una
Id. id, de pies 80 K 1O-2 4 s II una
Id. id, de pies 8 x u as u una
La misma clase por yardas, en- colo
raul y punz0 y de una yarda anO-
eho 40 y 55 ctvs Ia yaTda.
Estera de pRia para pisOs, en- varios
coiores = de una yaTda de anchO de 25
y 40 etvs. yardas
Alfombra de MOqueta para sala en-
colOres elegantes cOmbinaciOnes mo-
dernistas de pies K Z So una,
Alfombras de i'd Id en- id para
en- pies 8-3 X 1J-6 Sl8 una.
AlfombTas de i'd id para habftRci6n
en- los mismOs cOlores y dibuios eIo-
gantes de tamanflO, pulgadas 81 < q
$3.50 una.
Alfombra de feIpa' hna, en- colorss ele-
gantes y clas0 extra, prOpiaa para
habitacton, tamaflO, pdRs "a x % $3.50
Alfombras pOr yardas en- colOres mo-
dernistas y dibuiOs elegRntes, de %
pulgadas de anehO IS y SIS ctVH. Ia
yarda.
GONZALEZ PADIN HFRMIROS San Fran.
cisco 8s, IA PAQUlTR'.-San JUS
to 29.
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ID no baataban & % publication.

Ia no baataban % publication.
TeDgo muy buena msmoFia, = cuando
obt6 poF ser ciudadano del pueblo de
Puerto Rico, pudiendo h7beT tornado Il de
Cuba 8 ls de Espana, poTque eataba poP
81 tEstado de Paris cspaCitsdo para clio,
grave en- mi alma, con mi amor intsnBo {
mi patria do adopci6n, 81 reCueFdo de TO-
dos sus dolores, de todaB BuB RfFentas, de
todAs aus amaTguEaS, y Rhf, on eue rantuA'
rio los llevo no pusdo olvidaElos. Por
Puerto Rico vsngo luchando hade veinte
amos, poE Puerto Rico hs aufrido y me
duele que dc nosotFcs ss pienBe que no
tenemoG memoirs de Los ultFaieB que 10
infFieFon ri taFFufio.
All que dsSaparszcamon de la vida los
hombrsS de aquellsg gsnsFacioneB Dc mar
tires de la tiranfa colonial entonce8 podFa
cslsbFaTsa ls efsmeFide de Ia llegada de
esa colonization que dsatEuy6 81 indio =
que 8 nonotEos tartag amaTguTaB NOS ha
Costado.
AGusTN NAVARRETE,
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fiez al mismo tismpo que 81 senior Vinag,
pidi6 ls palabFs, 81 pTimeFo para uua en-
miendA = 81 sen II Vihas para II question
previa: EI Btfi1E Wins dei6 en pie ga
proposition, psEo en 81 usntido de- que
nudisra hablaE 81 asiior Mnilaz Rivers"
-DaI mismO mUdo que ha hecho sI
utfi9r Vlfias con el ssfi7F TiAol aho1a die
81 nor Muioz Rivers. RisaG
Ne convonOi6- q 1eH9E Tisol.
s. IoVanta u UsIi6n haGia msAana ( las
9 dQ b mahanas
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Sc VENDE UN HERMOs } so.
LAR frente 81 Parqus Borinqusn diltRn'
ts so metros del mar.
InfoEmsEfn en- la NotsEia do Julio O6'
aE GoDsGlsE leAa
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AeusrlN NAVARRET 8.
La obFa aEtfotico del inteliRenta obF

LA obFa aTtfstiCa del intsligente obEs.
70 plstaFc, utnoE Neme,io Ventura, BsR6
sxhibida On el sl local del "CfFculo ObEs.
rO", eStA nochs & las s, para daE oportani.
dad los tTabsjsdorsg do que pusdan
ApFeCiaE en- 10 que vale sl hint6rioo trabAio
40 nueatra iRsaRasbla REtiat&
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One had long hair and high collar.
and the other had hair cropped close to
his head. Their silk hats were a little
rusty. yet there was an air of Sentility
about the two men. | saw them this
morning from the window Of chop
house. They walked to the side door
Of a pawnshop across the way after
they had first taken a furtive look
about to see if anybody observed them.
They would not have been seen enter
ing 4 pavnshop for worlds. They
came out a minute later. The one
with the long hair had one less watch
chain than he had when he went in.
They stopped within two feet of the
door from which they had come. The
long haired man divided some bills
with his companion. He looked at
little slip Of paper in his hand. and any
one might see that the slip was a pawn
ticket There they stood for ten min
utes by the side door of that pawn
shop. within sight of Sixth avenue and
Broadway, that all who walked might
see that they had been to visit an
ayuncular relative. Yet they would not
have thought of boldly entering that
pawnshop by the front door.-New
York Telegram.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-29
MORE TIME GIVEN
TO SECURE COUNSEL
Declared Every Effort Made in
Reut Case.

san Francisco. Jan. 20 Declaring
that every possible effort had been
made without result to engage salts
factory associate counsel for Abraham
Rucf, State Senator George B. Keane
asked and secured another extension
Of time until Thuruday, when the
kuef case came up on one of the Unit
ed Railroad trolley franchise indict-
ments to be set for trial
Following the disposition Of Ruefs
case. A A. Moore. ST.. chief counsel for
Patrick Calhoun. president of the Unit
cd Railways. vehemently demanded an
immediate trial for Calhoun.
Judge I-awler ruled that the right OF
selection rested with the district attor-
nry and continued the Calhoun aud
other United Railway cases along with
that Of Ruot until Thursday 10 be set
for trial.
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Thrilling Balloon Experience.

Probably no aeronauts have ever sur
yived to tell such a thrilling story of
their experiences as Messrs Glaisher
and Coxweii when, in 1862. they made
their record ascent Of seven miles.
When the balloon had reached a height
Of 29,GoO feet Mr.. Glaisher records, Il
dimly saw Mr.. Coxwell in the ring and
endeavOred TO speak. but could not.
when in an instant intense black dark
ness came, and | suddenly became I'M
conscious" Mr.. CoXWeu himself was
on the point of succumbing to the in
tense cold. The hoar frost was all
round the neck OF the balloon, his
hands were frozen and powerless. and
as the balloon WAS still rising swiftly
death seemed inevitable to both aero
nauts Mr.. Coxweli despaired Of open
ing the valve 10 release the gas In
sensibilty was rapidly coming over
him, and it WAS only at the last gasp
that by a happy inspiration he seized
the cord with his teeth ana dipped his
head TWO or three times until the bal
loon took q d"rIdod turn downward"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-29
COLLEGE RULE IS
CAUSE OF ANGER
Day and Many DormltorY Stu
dents at EarIham Do Not
Like Faculty Ruling.
THEY ARE NOW SEPARATED.
DORM STUDENTS NOT ALLOWED
TO VISIT "DAY DODGERS" IN
RICHMOND STUDENTS ROOM
OLD FEELING MAY REVIVE.

Fair goods are in a range The
boys are not looking forward to the
future with any great deal Of citation.
This is the way in which d prominent
young man at Earlham characterized
the situation among students, at the
institution now.
The reason for this feeling is due
to the fact that dormitory students
have been forbidden to associate with
the day students in the room occupied
by young people from the city who are
now attending the school, The gov
erness at the college said a student,
yesterday, gave specific instructions TO
the girls that they should not go to
the day students study room in the
future. The boys have been given the
same instructions, il seems. Students
say that they are angry over III" ord
or that has been issued, for the reaa-
on that just AZ the enmity which has
existed between day and dOrnitOry
students from time immcmOrial was
about to be erased, by close aasOcia-
ton. the faculty came along with
rule barring the d0rmitOry students
from the day dodgers study room.
The faculty defends its ruling it is
claimed, by stating that the dormitory
students never went to The "day dOdg-
ers" room, unless they desired TO
play and this disturbed the ordinary
even tenor of student life at the in
stitution and at the same time set an
undesirable precedent. The day stu
dents feel that this assertion is un-
just and that they have always main
tanned the room in an orderly manner.
Several students predict that unless
the two sets of students which have
been kept apart are again allowed to
mingle with one another, the chasm
which was up unit! this week about
bridged. will again yaWn and dOrmi-
tory and day students will drift apart
and more hazings will be the order Of
the day.
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FOULKE WAS BIG
SPEAKER At THE
INDIANA BANQUET
Continued From Page Onc)

to Greenland The class was silent
till a little girl raised her hand, "What
are they. IngebOrC2" -Four seals and
two polar bears" At one of oar Rich
mond schools a much simpler ques-
ton was propounded: Name fifty Of
the most distinguished OF the living
novelists of Indiana" Plain and easy
as that question was, the class failed
to respond until a small boy stood up
with that confidence which is the off
spring of exact science and replied:
"Twenty Booth Tarkingtons, ten Maj
ors. fifteen McCutchcons and five
Meredith Nicholsons."
Thus does prc-emiucnce assert it
self.
| feel a special pride. too, in the
state smanship of Indiana. | feet
drawn 10 it hy ties of kindred almost
as closely as feel drawn To my friend
Harrington. In him. gentlemen, YOU
see the glorious combination of states
manship and literature, which. like the
universal genius of the renaissance
spreads its luster over all time In
me. too. gentlemen | wish YOU could
see the Same thing | would be, as it
were moon 10 his sun, but the
moons rays are different. With him.
il | Judge Alright his career. his liter
AZURE greatly outweighs his states
manship.
But ii feel an interest in Indiana
literature and craftsmanship. my de
vouon to Indiana journalism is not
f0s Inns tic, al,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-29
Practice Economy Every Day

To the thrifty housewife who makes
every dollar count. nothing in the food
line is more acceptable than the new
product called "OrR-PIE" put up in
10-cent packages for making lemon.
chocolate and cusIard pies, Every
package is sold under positive guar
antee and makes TWO large mas 10,
cal groctrs say The sale is rapidly In
creasing and customers are we'll
pleased. Readers can make no mis-
fakS in giving these goods trial
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-29

TIE muscles Of ths s,orr acH il old age ara No.,
As strong n aStivt IS in Youth AMI IL consa-
@1eI-e Ola People ar very saoject to c9ns.ips,
IN and lCltses ion Mary EEsCom have =
-'.@t movement whist: artl5sc1a. - Many,
a-e... -s t. -.-L4=- 5ACG e--ctzlious C. gas from
. 80 t@-~-H -Etef r-tt a1a.. Ill tS can &c 1vrstE-
"t - .-'a c~e nr i5~. CALDWELL S-rvE3 P.-ry-ir4
's.~o - ul 1l-E re-I'ssteS tne bowels 20 Ii 1t
'ts~0E@S Co--7c NATURALLY, and % strcrEtt,-rs
g. stomach that t0l1 * ''i<c@ted out dis
"'' or. l'r:SsI=ts sell it ~ - cents or u =
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Chicago, passengers using c.. c. &
/, trains land at 18th street Ullinois
CentCaD Station; most conveniently
located Remember this. G-tf
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- - -

Miss Rosetta Collct entertained the
/. b. society in a delightful manner at
her homie on South Sixth street. Pro
gressive euchrc was played Miss
Clara Sharf WAS awarded first prize,
Miss Helen Waterman, second. A
dainty luncheon in two courses was
served. The next meeting will be
with Miss Hazel Pitman on South
Eighth street
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last night at her home on South Sey-
enth street. The affair was in honor
or her sixteenth birthday. Music was
one of the features of the evening. The
house was beautifully decorated with
ferns and palms. Carnations were
used as tavors. An elegant luncheon
was served. The guests were as fol.
lows: Ruth Bartel, Mablc Keller, Julia
Lichtenfels. Ethel Schcpman. Pearl
Atkinson, Muricl Self Mable kuha
Mildred Kuhn, Hazel Thomas and Ma
bic HcSNmninr
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thin. small face veil and a scarf Of
chiffon or nou-soIiuo lhat may be-
drawn over the face II n"C3 -SarE, but
which is moreover wound about Nh"
head and hat, cOncealing the hat al
most entirely. Wells OF today are
round. ObI0ns. oval and any shape
Imaginable They are plain OF spot.
ted finished with u heavy or q narrow
border. The nIid-Wntcr wells uc in
all coIOrs. black, white, dull shades Of
rose, dull and grass greens, tana.
modes and more especially the stylish
smoky GraNs which are worn by The
most taslidious. The circular veil is
chiefly used as an ornament. being
dropped over tho har. caught here and
there 10 secure them. and then allow
cd TO fan in rippIos. about The bead
at the will Of the wind They usu-
ally fall a Iirtle below the chin and
hang evenly all the way around.
Filct net is a good yelling It is
seen in col0rs and il very practical
for mourning wear if a deep crepe Dor
der be added. one may economics in
anything else but wells. by all means
buy an ample measure, for the veil
must be put on easily. y yard and a
halr of yelling twenty inches wide is
required for the big hat OF today, EV-
en- a tooue requires full yard.
= y =
The Spring Grove Sewing circle met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs John
Lancaster.
The South Thirteenth street sewing
circle met Yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. Theodore Mcclellan The after
noon was spent in sewing. Miss Mar
tha McCleland and Miss Bertha Gar
yer furnished the music. Refresh
mcnts Wcwrn served Mrs Grottcn-
dick, Mrs Hirshey and MIS- Herbert
Mcclellan were the guests Of the cir
Gle.
Tuesday evening. Feb. 4, the mem
hers of the 3. G.. s class Of the First
Presbyterian church will give a con
cert in the church auditorium. The
program is as follows:
Vocal Solo. -. E. Mrs. Dr. Kruger
COrnet Solo. =. E. Russell Heitbrink
Solo. e.. -. . MIR. Frank Braffet
"A New and Original STUNT. :. E.
-. Mr.. Everett Lemon
Vocal Solo e.. -. Miss Marie kaufman
Piano and Flute Duet-Wilbur Hase-
meier and Elizabeth Hasemeier.
Solo. $500. =. E. Mrs. Will Earhart
Lunch will be served. The mem
bers of the b. q. S. are Rush Bowman, !
Tom Campbell Harry Costello, Char
ley Nye, Howard Hunt, Mark Penncll. .
Raymond Mathcr. Walker Land. John
Clements, Horace Keelor, Frank Dick
insOn, Philip Robbins. Mathcr Kelsey.
Roland Coate. Jeff Meyers and Char
les Mcclellan.
y - -
Miss Rosetta Collet entertained the
L. b. society in delightful manner at
her home on South Sixth street. Pro
gressive euchrc was played Miss
Clara Sharf was awarded first prize, i,
Miss Helen Waterman, second A
dainty luncheon in two courses was
served. The next meeting will be
with Miss Hazel Pitman on South
Eighth street.
Miss Mablc Hascmeicr entertained .
last night at her home on South Sey-
enth street. The affair was in honor /
or her sixteenth birthday. Music was
one of the features of the evening. The /
house was beautifully decorated with |
ferns and palms. Carnations were |
used as taVOrs. An elegant luncheon /
was served. The guests were as fol. /
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-29

The South Thirteenth street sewing
circle met Yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. Theodore Mcclellan. The after
noon was spent in sewing. Miss Mar
tha McClelland and Miss Bertha Gar
yer furnished the music. Refresh
mcnts wcwr" served. Mrs. Grotten-
dick, Mrs. Hirshey and Mrs. Herbert
Mcclellan were the guests Of the cir
Gle
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-29

The Spring Grove Sewing circle met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. John
Lancaster.