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The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

Next week. The big Mesa County
fair at Grand Junction, beginning Tues
day with the 100000 free for all
horserace, which has nine entries in it
and gorgeous display of Pains fire
works, including a reproduction of Nj
agara Falls.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

Judge Beardsley returned this morn
ing from Denver where he helped name
the members of the next administration
in Colorado. The judge is enthusiastic
over the prospects of the G. o. P. this
year
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

Randy Rallinger and Fritz Brugge-
man went TO Grand Valley today to
play with the Aspen baseball team
against Grand Valley. Several other
members of the local team went out to
the fair grounds to help out with the
preparation for the fair.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

From Tuesdays Daily Post.
Mrs. Spengler Of Colorado Springs
is in Glenwood with her children fol
m outing and will attend the convo
eaticn of the Episcopal church which
begins tomorrow
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

The car which will pick up all the
exhibits between Grand Valley and
Glenwood for the Tri-county fair will
leave Grand Valley on the Rio Grandc
between 9 and 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning arriving here some time in the
afternoon.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19
From Thursday's Daily Post.

From Thursday's Daily Post.
The editor of this paper is under
obligations to Mayor Popple and num-
erous citizens of Grand Valley for
many eourtesies shown. The Grand
Vansyites are surely q hospitable lot.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

C. NJ. Rulison of Grand Valley who
stopped in Glenwood while on the way
back from Denver where he attended
the Interstate fair, went on to his
home last night.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

The rooms at 212 Eighth street have
been leased by the Democratic county
central committee and campaign head
quarters will be opened there immedi-
ately. They will be in charge of Chair
man H. w. Smith.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

Mr.. and Mrs Doolittle were outgo
ing passengers on the Grande last even
ing for Glenwood where Mrs. Doolittlc
will take the baths for her rheumatism
and Mr.. Doolittle will attend the meet
ing of the Colorado Electric Light and
Railway Power association.-Aspen
Democrat.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

Tickets are selling fast for the bene-
fit ball for the baseball team at Odd
Fellows hall tomorrow night and the
event will be one of the best attended
dances of the season.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

Mr.. B. 7. Napier went to Granl
Valley today where she will enjoy the
celebration and assist the committee in
packing the art exhibits which will
be sent from there for the Tri county
fair.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Yeoman and
grandson of Loveland, who participated
in a reunion of four generations here
Monday, have gone to Grand Valley TO.
the fruit day celebration today ana
will go from their back to their home.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

Warranty deed-Farmers Land Co.
TO John NJ. Huber. The southeast quar-
ter of the southeast quarter of the
southwest quarter and the southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter of section l, town
ship 6 south, range 90. Consideration
$4,000
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

D. W. Auperlee and wife of Grand
Junction are in Glenwood. Mr.. Aup-
perlee is secrtary of the Grand June.
tion board of trade and secretary of
the Grand Valley Water Users asso-
citation.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

ldSl teNHlnR heV. u. a. fOOte united IN
marriage A D. Foster of Colorado
Springs and Mrs. Alice Stephenson OF
Alamosa
The electrical engineers had a quiz
zing bee this morning and sparks of
electrical wisdom illumined the ball
room of the Colorado where the ses-
sions are being held.
The Elks and Eagles are practicing
on the quiet for the ball game Sunday
and intend to spring surprise party
against the combined teams of the two
lodges.
C. F. Painter, editor of the Telluride
Journal, is spending several days in
Glenwood taking the baths. Mr.. Paint
er's dauhgter, Mrs. Fillius, arrived
here this morning and they will go
on to Denver probably Sunday.
T.. B. Parker is one of the latest Glen
woodites to get the ranch fever. Mr..
Parker recently bought the Ellington
ranch, 23-acre fruit tract near Grand
Valley. The display from this tract
at the Grand Valley Fruit show was
one of the best and attracted much at
tention.
At the Presbyterian manse Thursday
noon F. ]. Lenhart and Mrs. Kate
Drake, both of Grand Valley were
united in marriage, Rev. G. A. Foote
officiating. The happy couple will
make their home at Grand Valley where
Mr.. Lenhart owns fine fruit farm.
R. B. Morton of Idaho Springs,
whose father owns the Craven ranch
on the outskirts of Glenwood, was here
yesterday looking after his fathers
interests and attending the sessions of
the engineers at the Colorado. He
called on his old friend, W. w. Gail
of the Post, while here and left for
home on No. last night.
Articles of Incorporation of the Ant
lers Orchard Development company
have been filled in the county clerks
office by Horace X. Devereux, Thomas
f. Curtin and Eugene A. Sunderlin. The
company is capitalized at 100000 in
shares of the par value of 800. The
incorporators form the directorate and
the company will have its main office
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

l.. L. Hull who has been spending
several days here, returned this morn
ing to his home in Boulder. Mr.. Hull
yesterday visited the ranch of Mrs
Kate Bender, two miles from New
Castle, which he pronounced one of the
finest he had ever seen.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

I. N. Strauss of Denver, president of
the Crystal River Marble Co., and Will
liam Boughton of Marble, were in
Gienwood yesterday in the interest of
the company. Mr.. Strauss said that
extensive improvements are being made
at the big parties which will be
among the most up-to-date in the coun
try.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

James Moorehead and Bert Dow Of
the baseball team have been appointed
night watchmen at the fair grounds
and any luckless prowler in that vici-
nity is liable to get plugged full Of
baseballs or hit with a'wagon tongue
bat.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

Mrs. Sieber of Grand Junction who
has been attending her daughter, Mrs
Otto Barton, for several days has re-
turned home. Mrs. Barton was very
painfully injured in runaway acci
dent about week ago and is getting
along nicely and it is expected will be
recovered in the course of another
week or so.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19
rom Wednesdays Daily Post.

From Wednesdays Daily Post.
Ask the agent for rates and leaving
time of joint special train to Grand
Junction for Mesa County fair Thurs
day, Sept. Gath. The Big Day
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frahm came in
last evening from their home on the
South Fork of the White River They
will remain several days to look after
some business matters.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. G. Clark left last
evening for the scenes Of their early
days and will probably be gone a
month. They will make their principal
stay at Deposit, New York.
J. II. Dennis of Meeker, John Walter
Obi of Grand Junction and C. W. G.
Lyon Of Delta are among the Episcopal
ministers who arrived last evening to
take part in the convocation which be-
gan today.
George Smith of Divide creek is in
Glenwood today, having come up to
meet his mother who il passing
through from the east 10 her home in
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

D. w. Auppcrle, secretary of the
Grand Junction board of trade, and
wife left last night for home aftsr a
short trip to Glenwood where Mr.. Aup-
perlc attended to matters of Importance
in connection with the big irrigation
project which is now the chief concern
of that section. Mr.. Aupperle is en-
thusiastic over the prospect of the
early commencement of work on the
high line canal which the subscriptions
of the landowners of that section has
now assured.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

At the Denver rooming house at 80
last eevning Rev. G. A. Foote united in
marriage A. D. Foster of Colorado
Springs and Mrs. Alice Stephenson OF
Alamosa.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

Midland No. was quite well loaded
this morning with Glenwood people
bound for Grand Valley where the big
fruit day celebration is being held to
day, and all anticipated a fine time as
the people of Grand Valley are noted
for their hospitality as well as enter
prise. A fine program has been ar
ranged and there will be all kinds of
fruit for gratuitous distribution and
unlimited consumption.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

The exhibit of marble from the
works of the Colorado Yule Marble Co.,
was put in place at the fair grounds
yesterday by Peter Granger of the com
pany, who has charge of it, and the
exhibit is going to be one of the most
attractive displays on the grounds. Mr..
Granger expresses himself as highly de
lighted with the courtesies shown him
by the fair management in giving the
exhibit place where it will show to
the best advantage.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

T. NJ. Glib of Redstone accompanied
by Mrs. Glib and two friends drove
from the quarry center in his big Stan
lev steamer this morning, making the
trip in an hour and 40 minutes, ex
tremely good time considering the con
dition of the roads. Mr.. Gibb is en-
thusiastic about the new auto road be-
ing built above Redstone and says he is
looking forward eagerly to the time
when the road between here and Car
bondale is put in shape for autoing
Some work has been done near Car
bondale in line with suggestion made
by the Post several weeks ago, but no
concerted action looking to the neces-
sary widening of the road has yet been
taken.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

Owing to lack of water thrown on
the ruins the fire at the coal chutes
of the Rio Grande is cooling very slow
w, but as soon as things are in shape
to begin the clearing away of the de
bris preparations will be made to re
build the chutes.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

Rev. Josiah Martin the newly ap
pointed pastor of the Methodist church
at this place arrived last evening and
is busy today getting acquainted with
his Pensioners. Mr. Martin was sta
toned last year at St. Pauls, one of
the strong churches of Colorado
Springs and comes highly recommend
ed to the Glenwood people.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

A marriage license was issued in Den
yer to J. B. Deacon and Mrs. Minnie
vorhees, both of this city, who left
town quietly in order to spring a sur
prise on their friends. Mr.. Deacon is
one of the leading liverymen of the
city and the bride is the widow of j.
X. Voorhees,, formerly prominent
liveryman here who died about year
and half ago. They will return here
and will live at Eighth street and Colo
RADIO in the attractive home owned by
the bride.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

The baseball boys are making great
preparations for the dance Saturday
evening which will be the last baseball
ball of the season. There will be many
novelties including the popular moon
light dances and the way the tickets
are selling great success is assured.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

Warranty deed-F. w. Popple to
John G. Lewis Lots 13 to "a inclusive
in block 3, lots II to 26 in block 10,
lots ) and in block l, lot 4 in block
4 of Grand Valley, together with pro
portionate water rights. Consideration
$40.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

See the latest fashions in ladies >
wearing apparel at Madam Buffehr 3.
Palace rooms.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

Location certifcates-F. w. Mallory
and Otis A. Mallory on the B. X. and
O. and C. lode claims. +. w. Mallory,
Otis A. Mallory and Kent Smith on
the l. and l.. lode claim.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

dorado diocese of the Episcopal church
which has been in progress at st. Bar.
nabas church will be brought to close
tonight when several of the visiting
clergy will deliver short addresses. The
sessions today were interesting and
well attended. Last evening Bishop
Knight delivered his annual address
which was listened to with interest by
large congregation. The address,
which reviewed the progress Of the
church during the past year, will be
mentioned at more length later.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

DR.. Thompson came over from Ca
diff this afternoon to attend to bus
ness matters in connection with the bi
brick company in which he is heavil
interested.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

Just arrived. An elegant assortmen
of ladies' suits, gowns, hats, waist
and novelties, Palace rooms.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

Judge Hedden at Shoshone yesterday
heard the case Of five Austrians
charged with obtaining none under
false pretenses. The men claimed that
they had been hired at Salt Lake to
work at Shoshone for $3.50 day and
that they found tLey could get only $2
and refused to work. As there was no
contract binding them to work for a
stipulated wage the court discharged
them.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to those who so kindly assisted
us during the illness, death and buria
of our beloved husband and father.
MRS. J. HIGGINS and DAUGHTER
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

William J. James of Leadville who
underwent serious operation at the
sanitariam three weeks ago was abb,
to leave the institution today. having
practically recovered, and will return
to his home Sunday.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

A. G. Foster and wife, Harry F
Smith and Mrs. M. E. Ballinger o
Grand Junction were new arrivals a
the Colorado yesterday afternoon.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

S. X. Henshey, of Trenton, Mo-, ar
rived here last evening and will take
the body of his son, Sam C. Henshey,
who was shot Saturday by Dominica
Bucci back to their home for burial.
Mr.. Henshey, who is locomotive en-
gineer, says that his son had been away
from home for the past two years and
half and that he had last been heard
from in California three months ago.
The young man has been in Australia
since he left home and recently, it has
been learned, worked on the Moffat
road.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

A fine collection of views displayed
by H. G. Overlook at the fair grounds
will attract much attention. They are
not in the competition, else some Of
the exhibitors might feel discouraged
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

Today was one of the windiest days
in months and the wind at times at
tanned almost the velocity of cyclone.
Awnings left down were in danger OF
being torn to pieces but the only one
which suffered was that in front of
Edinger's ticket office. No other dam
age was reported.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

The electrical engineers had quiz
zing bee this morning and sparks of
electrical wisdom illumined the ball
room of the Colorado where the ses-
sions are being held.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

There are lot of people in Glen
wood who are nursing their appetites
in anticipation of the barbecue to-
morrow noon at the fair grounds and
it is feared that the crowd will eat up
everything in sight except possibly, the
steel rails that will be used as broilers.
The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

Burt Siddons, the popular Colorado
college ball player who is finishing the
season with the locals, showed some
class as sprinter at Grand Valley
yesterday winning the foot race against
large field of competitors. The five
he got will buy candy for the girl, he
says.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-23
EI club JuveniI puertOniuueTo"

Un nUmsFoBo grupo de lovenCitoB de
este Ciudad, gs hs agociado con ls donomi'
nRCi6n de "Club Juvenil pueEtoEriqu quefio"
Son todoB enthusiasts intsligentOu, y
BuB prop6litoE no puodsn EsP mas mobiles ,
levRntadoB, y, sobFe TODD, mas pEopioH de ID
iuvantud: divoEtiFGe On 10 CelebEaCi6n de
aCtoB que 10 Colmsn de HRnR algeria 8 que
lo Hirvan Dc sstfmulo para inGtruiTHs 8
RmpliaF "a CultuER.
AplaudimoB Rl "ClUb Juvenl puerto
FFiqusfo" 81 Cusl dO80RmoB pF6HpsFR
largs vidS para qua pusda mRnanR dRr
Gina mas altos empefoE.
El club Re Compone del pOFIonRI Diguisn'
&c: Directive: - Pedro RGug, pRe8idOntP;
EuBtilo Lloreng, vicepFenidente; Pedro Ace
vedo, BecFetaFio; Rodolfo LIoTen8, tegoYeEc.
VocRIeR: Alfonso Alvarez, Juan Gotsy,
MANUEL CardonS.r
socioH: Plinio LloEenB, Juan MaHtiD,
JoE6 Llsd6, Jaime Rein6B, Miguel Csr0to,
Alberto CaBsIlaP, Salvador OArd6, NiCo'
las Duran, ARmRndo Font, Enrique Amy,
DemetTio D6vilR, Antonio ToHK0v, Antonio
Ahumada, Manuel GAutieT, r.. We've, Gui'
lIsFmo Gardens, GonzRlo A. Gimsneg,
Manuel Rivera, Francisco Font, jose
G. AtileH, Rafael MonRgsS, Emilio Ro'
dFfgusz, Felipe PoEtilIa, Gongslo UbinRH,
HiIRFino L. OapsFo, Juan r. PadiIlR,
Eusebio Real. Rafael Torres, Juan Mere
rs, r.. w. Camejo, Arturo Ruiz, Carlos
Ball, 7. UEbiztondo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-23
FL JOVEN NOGUERAS De CAYEY con
Su tituI0 do Professor.
La mlHadl De los sIUEVls Do DIos On Ia procession
del Corpus"
Ode nus.trO oorrsspOnSa5)

:: \ Junio 22.-DsBda haoO aIgunon dfas, ne
SlcusntrR entire noEotros, 81 Cult0 jovon
don Juan J. NogueTaB. hiio de estS poblR
ci6n. El joven NogueTRg, que cuFHRba
eBtudios BupeFioEsu on la Normal do Rio
PiedrsF, deBpu6B de bEillantfsimoB exfme'
mes on que dsmoatr6 sfcienoia ConoCi.
miantoB en- la mateEis, obtuvo el CeHtifoR.
do de 'gFRduats teacher" el que lO do de.
FsCho eieTC0F como tai, en- lar eBcuo'RB
pdblicRs de Puerto Rico.
NogueKaB 90 40 elemento que vale, y ls'
gitimo oEgullo del pueblo de Cayey, No
sotroB, que gozRmoB CuandQ, uno de nueB'
tros amigos tFiunfs, nos ssntimoa Rltsmsn'
te aRtiafeChos inasPtando en- sBtaB Columna1
el nombr0 del OstudioBo meTitfaimo caye'
yano don Juan j. NOgueEaB.
Con gran pompa = solamnidsd, 10
llsv6 & efecto On sBta pobiRci6n, IR pEocO'
sion de Corpus.
Numerous ConcurTsnCiR RcomDGfi6 Ia pro-
ceBi6n en- 30 TecoEridR poT 10 plaza.
En- el centric de lS plasa, donds hAbfs
sido pE0paROdo ad hoo un "kioEquito", con
pSncaB do palma Y flores, muy bonito poE
cieTto, hizo alto lR manads de HisEvou
do dor, rszGndoBo on g., laB oTscionsa de
ordenRnzR. Luego traalRd6EoDBO & Ia
iglssiG dende 81 padre EchevArEfa, con no
poCa elocuencia, pronunci6 I'm sermon.
La diStinguids BtfioEitR Olimpi8 DiAz y
otraB, trabsjRron de 10 Undo peTqus este
aCto EeSultaTa eEpl6ndido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-23
VALENTIN BENITEZ
sufri0 una grave
herida en- Aguas
BuenaS.
Una esCuGIa de IabOTsS abriTa Ia
COmpefents prOfes0ra se1OTa Pal
ma de Ramirez.
Qu0d6 oonstltuldo ID snb.IuDin local d UnI6n.
{ "a maestrO eorresponsaLl

Junio 23.-El campeSino Valentfn Be.
nites, del bRrEio de sonadoHa, ha tenido Ia
desgraCis dc hOEiTse con una hachR que
pOEtAbs, el pie igquiOFdo ca su cara doRsal,
intsEes6ndoHe los dedoB 2o., 30. 40. con
Completa fraCtuRa de los hueso8 del 30.
La hsEidR hR Bid0 CaIifCadR de grave poT
Ol m6dico municipal doctor MARQUEE
La RfinT8 Rosario Palma dc Rsmf
reg nos mRnifegtR que 81 10. dc JuIio sbFi.
F6 unR eBCuoIa de labor0s en- % pF0pia
caHa. EstGn de snhoERbu0nR las miss
que quieE8n GnsRnChsE "a educRCi6n con
Conocimientog tan ttilGs, puel noHotFoB cree.
mos, que In instruction duioamGnta podra
aaCRE 4 ls mujaT del sRtsdo do ssclavitud
en- que ViVe, para ColoCaElR de lleno On
COndiCioneB de IuchaF con las RdvsFsidsdeB
dc la vida. La sonora Palma CB una ex-
Celente pFofenoFa de IaboEeU, como pEue-
bR de clio tGnemoB 81 adaIRnto de laB Be.
iioFitas Carmslits Diaz, HOEminia Cana.
ChO, RAmonita Lopez, Oonsu0lo FeFnSn.
DEE = otraS cuyoE nombTeB no EsooFd9moR.
ia lR Gacuela, niflaB, que 81 tempo CO.
Tra sin dsteneEHe !!
Circular rumoTaB de que 81 Bsfior
Enrique Lizard Colon hB pTaEentado 50
rsnunoiR del cargo de Mammal do 10 Cor
TO municipal de CaguRH.
lei MfioF Carmen Diaz Ramos hR
vsndid0 Bu ostRbI0oimisnto de pHOviOi0nsg
danominado HLR Changuita", 0I conner.
ciante Joa6 Oaballero Flores quisn % ha
heCho cargo del aCtivo = pNIivo do Ia re-
falidR cREa.
-Se hRllR entire noHotTou Ia diHtinguida
1ehoFR dofia Pillar AnfoHBo de M6Tqusz,
Rc0mpafadR dc auB dos .ni1oB CRFlitos y
CRFmeIitG. La sooiedad sguaB buOneha
Baluda q lR apTeciAble dana , daSsR que
81 psTmanencis en- OBta pOblaCi6n SEQ de
gEataB impTesioneB. La HefiORR Apfosso es
una aventajSda pTofsSorR do piano, quian
AbriF6 clRHeB para todag Las niflaH que de-
seen instFniFHs On tan de'icado inatrumento.
-Ha TsgEsSRdo do CsguaB In HimpGti.
ca BNfioTita IsabslitR Mu1oz Diaz d
sBtudioso nifio Rafael Diaz FontRn, deB.
pu6B de habsF obtenido muy busDas notaH
en- GuG ax6meneB de Bexto gFad0.
-Ss dice oB dc cTeeFBs que dentEo dc
pocoG diaB contrserS maGFimonio nueBtFo
amigo don Carlos Mufioz Diaz con una
aprsCiRbla IefOEitS de sIta poblaci6n. YR
eI tempo, amigo, de rsHolvsr tan msgno
pToblemR.
-Bsjo lR presidenciR de don Rafael
Lopez hR quedRdo conatitufdR la HRbjuntR
do Ia Union. Son yocaleB don Pedro
MoF0iFs, don AcigclO Lizard, don Julio
CRballeYo y don SsCundino MerCsd. To-
dos ton j6vsnoG y muy entusiaGtRH unioniB'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-23
.Perfumeria NAPOLEON

0on
que cuara vu6n
- -
nonlza bueno dil hico c6mico fueon
Napoleon an
que ans
en- tda
FaoI4 F1nnos San Francisco 3S San Juan Puerto
La Perfuma Napoleon arcuo pueien pe de- eIo m
ge1amos algunos mueyra: ~ - ~~ -
JABONES NAPOLEON
Sandao Iila blanas
Anusphco de 3Tea medicinal 90 pstla -
Asephnag perfume deEcioso 2Octyp
CVs Ia barra
VAHIO5 FREPARADOS DE
Aguas para a
Vea de Ammonia indispensable en- ras de t
25 ~ - " iAO"
,,1, vIola de Witch Hazel en- de Etro6 ctvs
E4IRACTOS DE La PERFUMERIA NAPOLEON.
1elotropo
| "a aaa Fote de o % ctVa 2Onzas 40
FoLvGs DE ARROz DE La PERFUMERIA NAPOLEON
Oo oe aro 1ercoPeo
Dor FoIyo de aspina tocador
EOA4EOs DENTRIFICOS DE
es para conssrvar dentadura boca
Ca De eptna mpa dentadur pono
A1udo enuga la bo antp cenhfco sin gua 2 SO
pote So !" = : ~
AsEPTLNA NAPOLEON.
en- toda de ani gn
90 anEpnco mas Iada CoEtadurls NAL a
o de ana para baho reesca puifca pOmO
Gonzalez Padin Hmnos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-23
.NOTICIBS De
BAYAIM0N.
ReelhisIun eI diploma de 8 :: grado
en- IA EscusIa ID"p Marshall.
(De gsNestr0 .fesponsaI }

Junio 23'-En 81 Casino dc IL Oolonia
EspRdoIG % lIsv6 s sfscto 81 domingo pa
Bado IN baiIe.
-Hubo anoche en- Lon nalonea de la
EGCuels John Marshall do esta ciudad Is
fOstR esColRr con motive de loB que iban
{ FOCibiE d diploms de 50. gEado. El
pEogEamR anunciaba que t0maFfGh part0
an dichG fiesta 81 doctor BaFbona, LCdo.
Falcon = don Manuel FeFnkndez JunCoB,
los cuRles no vinieTon.
PoH 10 dem6p, outuvo bien 81 festival, =
faliCitamoB & los que obtnYieFon Bug diple-
mas y que fu0FOn Mercedes BaRHOERg, Rosa
Rodriguez, Maria GOicouris, TeOdoaia Sal.
gad0, AcaaiR Colon, Antonio Perez, Luis
DGviIa, ViTgilio D6vilS, M6ximo Oest0ro
y CREmGlo Muf8z.
AL senior priCipRI don Angel FeTn6ndes,
Mr. WoOld , uefioF Gim6nsz les damog las
gEaCiRs poT % CoEt6B invitaci6n para 81
EefeFido aCto.
-HR sBtado aysE On eItR CiudRd 81 B8-
nor don Jaime Sire, que Beg6n informeS,
vino RYiRtaEH9 con l0U Befi0EO8 conner.
ciGnteg con motive do 10 deaRvOnOnCia con
10 lfnea f6PEoR del OOIte.
Ell BsfiOr Sifre, con 81 que tuyimos una
0ntKsvistR, % NOS MOTTO mUy FegsFyado
en- Cuanto 81 objeto do 30 vinits aquf, 90.
tando muy Contento CoEEeCto como Rco8'
tumbrR, quedRndo los HGfiOEeB comeFCiGn'
Ten muy BatiafOChoB del EspEeHsntAnte del
senior Valdez psTo no afojs.
La leche id6nde s8 vsnde, en- loB
pueAton On lR calle? Reyponda lR policfR.
-HS salido para Ponce pFscipitadR'
mOnts en- aBuntoB pEofeSionRles 81 doctor
FOFn6ndO8 Mater.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-23
CARTAS DETEElDlS.

Aathon Enrique, Angel Manuel, Aonie
Bautista. Alvarez VRlentin, AllalR L0o'
porda, Badillo Pedro, Bali RodriguaE
Juan, Bates Ines, Barry Frances, Barry
Frances, R. Blansy Henry, Bsbilonia Pc
dGo, BsnitsS Lsandro, BeiTo Fernando,
Castro Juan, ORnalsa Paula, Colon Limo,
DeIgado Manuel, De Farnislls Carlos,
FeEnandsB Manuel, FigueTOR BRutistsr
Garcia Pedro, Garcia Ignacio, Galzon
Ants, Gomez Maria, Gonzalez Jesus
GonzsleE Juan, Gonzalez Margarita, Con
zalez Sixto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-23

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