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Evening journal., 1908-08-21
Social and
Personal

Miss Anna Viola Brooman Is soiourn-
ing At Niagara Falls and Canada.
Mrs. jackson and daughter. Florence
have returned to Darby after visit with
Wilmington friends.
Mrs John shockley and children John
Jr.. and Paul, left yesterday for Trenton
N. j., where they viii spend two weeks
Miss Carrie speer has been visiting
friends at New Castle.
Miss Helen Moore Carson is at Penns
grove. N. ].
Mrs Martha C. Baldwin Is visiting
friends at Bethel.
Mr.. Guyer and George NJ. Perce took
an auto ride to Philadelphia this week
Mrs Lot Williamson Of Hoboken. N. J.
is visiting relatives in Upland and this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mcvey have re
turned TO Kennett Square. after visit to
friends here.
Mrs Williamson Is the guest OF her
daughter. Mrs. Joseph Seal Of Kennett
Square.
Miss Annie Boeman has returned 70
Kennett after visit to local friends.
Mr.. and Mrs William T. Williamson
have been the guests OF riends near Ches
void
Mrs. Susan Taylor and daughter OF this
city. are guests OF friends at Townsend
Mrs. Emma HAYNES has returned to
Clayton after visit with local friends.
Charles Ross was entertained Sunday
by Mrs. May Dennis. OF CLAYTON.
Miss Emma Pinder has returned from
a visit to friends In Clayton.
Miss Emma Ford Is the guest OF her
parents Mr and Mrs. Edward Ford Of
Clayton.
Mrs. c. c. Massey is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Murphy, OF Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Donney and daugh.
ters. catharyne and Roberta OF Smyrna
spent last week as the guests OF Will
mington friends
Mr and Mrs. Barrett are being enter
tanned at the "Lindens" near Smyrna
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Register OF
Smyrna, are the guests Of her brother
Samuel IT, Baynard.
Raymond M Morris. OF Harrisburg. Il
visiting his sister and grandfather. Irene
Norris and George r. Roberts, OF this
city.
Miss Madeline Watson and sister. Mar.
ion. are visiting their cousins, Misses
Elva and Lorena Yearsley OF Westtown
John Kenneth Dandy. OF this city. will
sail from New York tomorrow on the
steamship Marquette, OF the Red Star
Line for Germany. He.wiil be gone a year
Leroy Prettyman Is visiting his aunt
Mrs Wilmer Carrow of Dover.
John and Henry serlng Of this city
have been visiting their niece, Miss Ethe
Moncur OF Dover.
Mrs. Joseph Taylor OF Hartly. Is spend
ing several days IN this city with friends
Pennock Pawell has returned to hil
home here. after a visit 10 Hartly.
Miss Edith NJ Norris of Chester 4
spending q week with Wilmington friends
Miss Lena NJ. Smith OF Chester. Is tn
guest OF her grandmother here.
Miss Mcvey, OF this city. has returne
from a visit TO Chester friends
Stationmaster Thomas b. Brison Of IA
p. b. and W. railroad Is spending
vacation Of two weeks on the Chesapeak
hay.
Miss Nellie McDonough. manicuris
for Leshem Brothers. is spending tw,
weeks al Atlantic city
Evening journal., 1908-08-21

playing various games. Pianos solos
were given by Misses Mabel Wilson
and Bessie Jones, and Messrs Henry
Drain and Stewart Pryor. A solo was
given by Miss Bessie Jones.
Those present were: Misses Ethel
Plerson. Mabel Wilson, Naomi Black.
Bessie Jones, Sarah Folsom. Hattie
Pipino. Edna Jacobs, Bertha Lucas,
Minnie Runner. Louise Patterson, Halle
Taylor. Dorothy Gool1in. Nellie Nc
Lean, Verna Edmonds. Ruth and Mabel
Boyd, of this city and Amy Harrigan
OF Yonkers. ~ y; Messrs. Alvin Black,
Edward Sheldon. Henry Drain. Harlan
Day, Walter Keen, Hamilton Lang,
Henry Folsom. George Brannan,
Charles Lucas, Stewart Pryor Mar
shall Han, Harry Haines, James Jones,
Sherwood Runner and William Kern.
Evening journal., 1908-08-21
FIRE DEPARTMENT
INSPECTION TONIGHT

Members of the fire committee Of
City Council. and other members Of
that body. viii make an inspection o.
the fire companies on the west side
of the city tonight. The first coni-
pany to be visited viii be the Friend
shin. and the oorty will then proceei
to the Fame Hose. Wcccacoe, Water
Witch and Union Fire Companies.
The companies on the east side Will
be inspected on next Monday night.
Evening journal., 1908-08-21
CHILDS' Big
CUT PRICE SALE

Sweet Bloom" Print Butter Idle ID
The best Butter in the World. Always
the same. Always sweet. 35c regu-
larly.
Nutmegs-25 Perfect Penny Nutmegs.
sc
Did you ever hear OF such a price
for perfect Nutmegs. The usual penny
kind. Get all your Spices here. Abso-
lutely pure. We're importers and
grinders.
Old Fashioned Pure Glycerine Soap &c
6 Cakes, Csc.
A Cheerful Breakfast Is not possi-
BILE without Perfect Coffee. Our Cold
en- Peaberry possesses that delicious
flavor and aroma which makes your
breakfast a pleasure. Ice 10; 3 pounds
55c.
Childs' Keystone Condensed Mix, Sc
can.
Evening journal., 1908-08-21
10 Place New Rridue.

Within the next few days the new
r. r.. over Chester creek, at Chester,
will be put into position. The old
structure is 10 be cut down and the
new one swung into place. The opera
tion will take only a short time so
that there will be no hinderance to the
schedule of trains.
Evening journal., 1908-08-21
Jumped on Broken Glass.

GEORGETOWN. Aug 21.--When
the circus band began TO play, John
King. a small boy from here, became
so excited that he jumped on a broken
glass bottle and nearly severed half OF
his foot. He was carried into a near
by store and nearly bled TO death be-
fore medical attention could be secured.
The little fellow was injured so badly
that he was unable to attend the circus
after all.
Evening journal., 1908-08-21
They Married Here.

Friends Of Miss Ida c. Milligan and
Carl f. Gebhart, OF Philadelphia, were
surprised yesterday when they learned
that the pair had been married in
Wilmington on Wednesday. Until the
announcement it was not even known
that the pair were engaged. Mrs. Mary
Milligan, mother Of the bride. yester-
day refused to admit that the mar
riage had followed an elopement
Evening journal., 1908-08-21
bid Not ldsntIfx Body.

Deputy Coroner Nichols at the re-
quest of a family named Sweeney had
exhumed the body of a man who was
killed on the p, W. and b. Railroad
sometime ago, and was buried at Farm
hurst The Sweeneys thought the body
might be that Of a member Of their
family, who is missing, but II wasn't
and the remains were again lowered
into the grave.
Evening journal., 1908-08-21
Bow suddenIv Taksn III

While on his way home last even
ing. Forrest Moore. aged 10 years, Of
No. 1921 West street was suddenly
taken i'll at Eighth and Shipley streets
and was found lying in a gutter by
passerby, named Conner. The boy was
taken to Watson's drug store at Eighth
and Market streets, where he was tenn
porarily cared for and was then sent
home.
Evening journal., 1908-08-21

Fresh Little Pretzels .....7c 10
Childs' Best Flour ...............37 SIC
Equal TO any of the Widely adver-
tised Flours that sell for 45c
WINS Famous Spiced Waters ....9c lb
3 Pounds for Csc
Large Rolls Toilet Paper .....10c
6 Double Sheets Fly Paper ..........5c
Pound Package Childs' Corn Starch &c
Boxes Rough Rider Parlor Matches,
10c
10c Can Borden's Evaporated Milk, Sc
Biggest can on the market. Con-
tains 20 ounces.
If you know what you want you may
be reasonable sure of getting II here.
And IL you have not made up your
mind as TO what you want, we believe
We can help you to arrive at a satis-
factory conclusion.
worcester Quick Freezing Salt -. .10c
Evening journal., 1908-08-21
sprained Ankle steppinq in a Hole.

Jesse G. Smith. manager of the
United Cigar Stores Company's branch
store at Fourth and Market streets.
while on his way home last night,
stepped into a hole in the walk and
severely sprained his ankle. He was
assisted to his home where he received
medical attention.
Evening journal., 1908-08-21
City Tax coIIeotions.

The city tax collections for July,
during which rebate is allowed. amount
to $3.50, 766.7S. OF this the Northern
district collections amount to S370,073.
.5S and the Southern district 10 $780,
$500.
Evening journal., 1908-08-21
EnonrsInn Beam chastar.

Of Chester, with their friends enjoyed
an excursion to Brandywine Springs
Park yesterday. 1t was the annual
affair and a large number attended.
Evening journal., 1908-08-21
Enoaoement Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Day announce the
engagement OF their daughter Florence
e. to Willard W. Lenderman. OF thk frm
OF Sinex and Lenderman. Miss Day Is a
stenographer in the Union Nationa1 Bank.
The wedding viii take place the latter
part OF October
Evening journal., 1908-08-21
No Friction Almond pireotors.

Six directors of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. none OF them officers of the
company, join in a signed statement
yesterday in emphatic denial Of the
founding reports of friction between
members Of the board and President
McCrea-
Evening journal., 1908-08-21
snAnd Week at Rnmars-

Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Fitzgerald. Mrs, C
H. Buckmaster, Miss Mabel Buckmaster
Miss Katie Eherhart, Miss Lillian Buck-
master and DR. f. A. Buckmaster. will 20
to Bowers Beach tomorrow to spend one
week
Evening journal., 1908-08-21
Youns Women's Christian Association

All young women are invited TO at
tend the half hour vesper service to
be held in the Young Women's Chris
tian Association, No. 906 King street.
on Sunday afternoon, from 4 until 4.30
o'clock. This service will be in charge
of Miss Philomena Beecher.
Evening journal., 1908-08-21
Mentioned For Repreaentativs.

The name Of William n. Lank Is
being mentioned by some Of the Re
publicans Of the Fourth Representative
district for representative from that
district
Evening journal., 1908-08-21
Watermelon Party.

A watermelon party was given on
Tuesday evening by Miss Mary r..
Stuck at her home. No 1908 Market
street The evening was spent in
Evening journal., 1908-08-21
Philadelphia Couple Wed Here.

Joseph McCrystal and Miss Hazel Rath
geber. of Philadelphia, were married here
yesterday by the Rev. c. T. Wyatt. pastor
OF Harrison Street NJ. e. Church.
Evening journal., 1908-08-21

The best for making Ice Cream. A
big bag for 10c.
special-Childs' Young Ladies'
Brooms ..--....-........... .26c
Regular Price. soc.
15c can Pineapple Chunks .10c
LaFrance Laundry Tablets ..........5o
6 Cakes for 25c.
10c Bottle Childs' Extract ..........Sc
Pure Flavoring, Vanilla or Lemon.
Imported Kippered Herring .......14c
1Sc Regularly.
Breakfast Appetizers that everybody
enjoys. Merely requires heating. The
addition Of piece Of butter adds to
the richness.
10c each for Big Fat Juicy Maclkerel 100
Are you sharing in this Bargain7
Ny they're big and good.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
a. :. FALKENBURG DEAD.
Former Fort Lupton Editor i"sSe"
Away Monday.

~e. Rev. William S. Falkenpurs'
,...r of the late f. A. Falkeh-
..,.. who as an organizer brought
~. woodmen of the World to q
s-, plane of prosperity. died yes
--Isy at his home, 7s4 Nineteenth
..-sst. Denver. after an illness OF
r, years. He was 81 years oiu,
7..rsnty-fye years OF his lite haa
.p spept in the Methodist MINIS
,r- which he was forced 10 QUIZ oe-
..nsa of the failure OF his voice
The Rev. Mr.. Falkenburg was az
-,,st as noted as his late brctheI
sTr his part in the work or the
yy,odmen. and was one of the ie"
Who had conferred upon MIN me
ss'lion as a pioneer OF Woodcral.
he is survived by a widow anu
-go sons. F. l.. and j. y. Fniken-
re- and a daughter. MtA WINNIE
r.-Es all OF whom live In Denver.
Tbe funeral will be neld Mt 2:au
g'clock tomorrow afternoon
christ church, Twenty-second ana
6rden streets. Burial will be n
lt5 Irmount cemetery. where a shaf1
ras been erected by the Woodmen
10 F. A. Falkenburg.
Mr.. Falkenburg was weii KNOW y
i, this county. having formerly
been editor of the Fort Lupton
Snirit
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
Sisters Entertain.

Misses Laura and Aline Thompson
we're hostesses of Halloween party
Saturday evening at the home of
tAeir parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willus
Thompson. The guests. twenty-four
IN number, came arrayed in ghost
~ attire and We're met and welcomed
BY two diminutive ghosts, Masters
Solomon McLucas and Virgil Trim
be.
The rooms were tastefully decor
ated with autumn leaves and the
lights were furnished with green
shades. Much amusement was afford
- by genuine Halloween games.
bobbing for apples and learning the
fAtes by candle and the cello
stairs.
In diving in -four for a ring, Mar
shall Pancoast was the lucky one to
secure the ring.
Fine refreshments, appropriate to
the season. were served BY the host
esses, assisted by their mother.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
Harold Decker Entertains.

Harold Decker entertained twenty
one young friends with . genuine
Halloween party Saturday evening.
The house was wierdly decorated
with black cats, and the lights shown
from pumpkin jack-o-lanterns. The
party was from s to 9 O'Clock. and a
flne supper was served. All were
seated at once. at a long table. which
was appropriately decor; led.
Favors OF little pins VI witches and
goblins were presented the guests
There was a fortune telling booth.
where a witch told the futures of the
young people. A jolly good time was
enjoyed by all present.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
VIII Arrest Fast Drivers.

The police oficers have received
instructions from the marshal to ap-
prehend and arrest every auto
driver who exceeds the speed limit
In the future. There are half a
dozen complaints every day Of mar
row escapes and the authorities in
tend to close the barn door before
the horse il gone. There will be no
respect for personages. and all Of
tenders will 90 to jail or pay Z
fine. Small children are the most
reckless, say the ofhcers. and 1t is
up to the parents to prevent this
abuse, or the police Judge will as
sist them.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
GET THEIR BICYCLES.
Poker Players Call Upon the Sher'
in. One Penitent.

Monday evening the owners or
The BICYCLES discovered in the jungle
allied at the sheriff's office and
claimed their wheels. The man with
the horse and buggy was very peni-
tent, stating that the crowd haa
aeeced him out OF his entire wad.
and he said the lesson was suftic:ent
to keep him away from the tiger IN
the future.
The three men who jumped into
the river and waded across were
only liberated from Jail the day be-
fore. after serving six months,
term for false pretenses. One OF
them was the prisoner who knocked
the bootlegger down who attempted
to assault the deputy sheriR. The
boys who came after their bicycles
said they never knew they could
lump a four-wire fence until last
Sunday. The sheriff has the names
of some eight Of the gang. and may
issue warrants for their arrest.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
Didn't Know Sheriff.

While waiting for train at Eaton
Saturday evening, Sheriff Florance
was compelled to make an arrest.
Two negroes started a fight on the
depot platform, oblivious to the fac:
that the sheriff was standing beside
them. After a couple of chunks OF
coal had grazed the head of one, the
sheriff grabbed the aggressor and
took him to the town lookup, where
he was fined. He had $42 on him
and four-inch jack knife The
authorities relieved him of a portion
Of the money. and the jack knife il
in the curio case at the local cour,
houRe
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
4 FlRE.pRooF REslDENCE
New House for MIR. Houston.
and Floors Of Cement.

George NJ. Houston has begu
erection OF a novel concrete
on Ninth street, just west of
ditch When completed. 1t "
occupied by the Rev. t. G. u
way. The structure will b.
stories. modern, and with
rooms. 1t will be the only rea!
crete house in this section q
country. IL will be built OF hI
which will be just as white as
stone. This is brought aboG'
the blocks being faced with o
inch coat of pure white cen
which also makes them water
In the house under constructio1
floors will all be of cement an
the roof will be made Of the
material. The window caps
and porch pillars will be OF rein
ed concrete. and the house W
virtually fire proof.
At the present time In the "a
cities of the east, so per cent o.
construction is OF concrete.
there the principals items o
are sand and gravel, which CT
anywhere here At q d
~ two feet. In the east the
now using concrete shingles, "
are half the weight of tile an
less than cedar.
In Greeley a concrete house, W
TO the cursory observer could no
told from real stone. shoull
cost more than a frame house
Houston will also construct a 81
and chicken house OF blocks
they will be tinted with dife
rolored cement, and the cont
will be novel.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
EleCwIo,

The Elesmo dances are always en-
joyable affairs. as the club habitues
and their friends bear testimony. hut
the one given Friday night had .
unique setting, owing to the Hailow-
cen decorations employed. The
lights were red, except when for a
few moments the electrics were
turned on. and the hall vas artistic
ally decorated with the time-honOred
insignia Of the eve of All Saints. In
stead Of punch, sweet cider Was
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
COLLINS OFFICER ASSAULTED.
Telephone Message to Look Out for
Criminal Here.

Marshal Williams received tel
ephone message from Fort Collins
Saturday to look out for a Mexican
who is wanted there for the prob
able murder OF a policeman.
Officer w. H. Beers was leading a
drunken Mexican to jail, when a
character known as "Blackie, the
pootlegger," made an assault upon
him. The Mexican freed himself,
and struck the officer on the back
of the head with large stone.
crushing the skull. The crime oc-
Cured in what 10 known AZ tho
Jungle, tough portion OF the city.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
The Misses sputh Ent-rt~ir.

The Misses Hilda and Lillian
sputh gave an enjoyable. party Fri
day night. Like all the other Fri
day night parties. II savored Of Hal
lowe'en, and all the time-honored
pranks and games took place. The
decorations were unique and made
a fine setting for the festivities. In
addition to the games and general
good time. there was some good
music. The refreshments we're
pumpkin pie, cider and grapes. Nine
couples were present.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
Factory Making Good Re-.

In twenty-four hours one day lass
week the Windsor sugar factory
ground $50 tons of beets, the high
est record made 20 far this campaign,
says a paper from that locality.
The average mark 10 500 tons. a
figure which, il kept up to the end
of the season, will probably far
eclipse any other record in the world
The plant was built for a 600-ton
output.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
-Four Yeu|

Miss Eunice
charming little Id
TUESDAY atternos
tion Of her foufu
party was held It
parents. Mr.. and /
and fifteen little
den to come and +
Games dear 10
were played and III
ed, with a gloriou
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
Two Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licences were issued
Monday to l. G. Wonacott and Mar
garet c. Cnlderwood, both of Gree
ley. and to Albert Joseph Koehler,
who will wed Maud Ethel Waters.
Both the latter are from Platteville,
aad the young lady II II, with papa 9
consent, while the young man is 20.
with mama's sanction.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
THE FIRST BASKET BAL
Old Alumni Team Revived. II
Collins Here Saturday.

The old alumni basket bal te
has been revived. and the Arro
as they call themselves. will be
first team to open the season he
having a game with Fort Collins
the armory Saturday NEXT
The team has been entirely Re
ranized for the season 1909-0e.
is stronger than ever. Ihe I
that they are out for tAsmsel
should also lend impetus 70 n
efforts and the lovers Of basket
will feel proud of this team ls'
the season Is over. II = uncerstl
that the bunch coming IRON F
Collins Saturday 10 An all-otar te
of last years' players. The line
for the Greeley ArroWe n this op
ing game will be as follow:
Forwards, Hamnett and Hi
center. Woodbury.; guard: Newt'
captain and guard. Rankin; qua
Brush. Substitute. Dayea. W.
Wilson II manager Of Tie team
J. E. Camneld advertistnG manag
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04

Raymond Wolfe sells the Satur-
day Evening Post. also takes orders
for mail subscriptions for the Post
or the Ladies' Home Journal. at pub
fishers prices. Leave orders at his
home, 720 Eleventh street. phone
Greeley 437. or at Tribune ONCE.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
Party At McArth.r Han

Miss Margaret AcArthur was the
hostess At jolly HallovatNn party.
xiven at the homA. Of A1f parents,
Mr.. and Mrs.. d. \. NeAiySp.t ~
day night. Twepty,si1 Sohildt4p en-
joyed the evenings Inn during which
the usual Hallowe'en games and con
tests took place, The decoration.
we're most effective. the dining room
being lighted only by tack-o-lanterni
and in the other rooms the lights be
ing all red and yellow. The othel
decorative effects were in keeping
with the occasion. At the close o.
the games the children were all seat
ed around the long table in the din
ing room and a fine supper wal
served.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
iiallowo,.

Miss HoH, Y
e'@n ee''@'aI%,rs S5at,. te,,tss.
Friday Ma, s,Nen Y
NIo,nio ME- doorway n.
onls was sta, stationed iyI NJ
pS-lanterns, Sdanns @ On, ua,at,
"nnn p"unte blaaed,' y,
ahmn, mony of the e,s.
about about the butsst'
the Kitchen tent, there e''aI HaI
sight, nsn', the result t n
sponge and sal, W
gallery whers hans't ~.
their the future future 's spaS,,' %s
Doane was t,lS'aa!s! ,Sa y!
where the r,,s,..
lantern faces 'I,'a ir"s
pasted the result t. !
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
High Class Musical

On Saturday evening next the
Denver Lyceum Bureau will pre-
cent an exceptional musical enter
tainment entitled, "Those Western
Boys" This IN beyond doubt the
best attraction in the repertoire Of
that we'll known bureau. The rem
lftion will be given at the First
Presbyterian church.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
Raising ~

And now conaI
beet that raise.
two pounds, rAby
ner is on display |
store at LaSalle 4
pounds. II VA n
bard. who liyes =
who telephoned n
gard to his gisal
on. you beet raisA|
pounds. |
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
MEDICs TO BANQUET.
Annual Event at Camfeld Next Moa-
day Evening.

The annual banquet of the Weld
County Medical association will be
held at the Camfield hotel on Mon
day evening. November 3. This 10
always one of Greeley's leading
events, and IL usually held ON the
first Monday Of November, but was
deferred one week this year on &C
count Of the election. A large num-
her OF Invitations have been issued
and tickets sold. which promises N
exceptional anniversary. The of.
ganiIation includes some forty mem.
beFs of the medical fraternity OF
Weld county. and the program will
include many of these. As we'll al
speakers from among the laity.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
The Sg1l|

So far no gre
made for the p1
prize Offered BY
the Camfeld hcA
men are dividing |
place, with a ~ 1
Their names are y
W. Carr. but II u
much larger spud !
the prize.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
Blood Poisonin,1

nolS a most most unusu; }
mes ness has befallea
ton Of Sixth ayen,
street, ana her ~
serious THURSDAY a
sary TO have an ~,
The illness wa,
caused from bad \
uon was performs.l
three u Greeley pS1
To-day she is mucl
cry is certain.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
Hard tn

Miss Nellie e.
a company o, you,
night with a hard
party. Decoration
and black cats vs
on a background }
furnished the llsh1
les were told, N1
winning the prize ;
story teller. l
A taffy pull NJ
furnished amusep1
was served, and n
Ing spent by all. |
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
For Sale or Rent.

For sale. on easy terms, handsome
modern cottage on Normal Hill.
beautifully located. VIM. F. Ste
phens. Agt.. Opera House Blk.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04

Miss Lillian M
Nebr.. who came
funeral OF Frank \
turn to her homs
visit at Fort Colin
ents OF her late ~