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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-29

sorteo ell Ia ACADIA de una maquina
lie coser. entire las seforitas pnbrcs lie
este pueblo. Este acto >cr;i prrsililo
por una cpmlsi6n de seiloraS V >eiio-
ritas. De | 1 3 de ia tar,lc. haiic .lc nj
nos en- el Club. \ las 3 V media. tor
neo de sortijas 4 cabai.o. presi,lit!n
por un lura,.o de senoritaS. 4 las 4
media. earreras de cabaiio 4 escape.
Sc adjudlcari nm prrnio al vencedor
A las g. process On del SANTo PA
TRON. acomqp ahada Ior IA orquest
ia. 4 las s de la nnchc, rcireta, fiIego
eos de artificio. i,urlnaci6n V capri-
chosos clohos. \ Ia 9 Y media. bale
de socieda,!. cn lps .nismos saIones
que el anterior
La cunlisi6u ,iene el especial
gusto IL. invi'ar alos p'IeblOs llmitro
fes, seguTos dc que Al yen:r 4 dar
MAYOR ~ aice j oS'as .is,tas, tendran
una franrs iavo-ab.e acogida por
Al- fffiR-i ffas'~--
-Se s,plca 81 veciniario que
fesie ri lis 1 4 la doce. asiornen los
basconeS sie ,i- rs-as con banderas
v coiga.lufa-. ilTlinanlOlas por las
noches.
-L0s ne '.e-een tornar parte
en- las earr.ra- ..e rabalIr,s. matricu-
aran e-tt,- s,r artiripacl6n.
-Enei r-ep de sortiias solo
tomar5r rn-'' u- !fyenes qlIe sc ms
crihan 81 =. rsri~'To. E~tos recibirsn
Ianzaz ,lsi Tii ar.prn RI sitio q se seiIa
Ia L. Gers fl 'lc sefloutas que pre
p!da este -ss-iVai m preniars "a
nerxora ne col, sortlIa. euya perso
n 70 es,s -l=crIpts en- el regis tro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-29
LUCIA CON
UN POL|C|A.
ablo Fernandez fue
herido en- Manati.
M uric POGO despues del
suceso a consecuencla
de TN balaso.
Ell guardla Fernandez Eizo fae-
go dos yeces.
De nuestro corresaonsal.

Manati p julio. Los individuos
Ventura Serano y Pablo Fernan-
dez escaIaron por la madrugada
e de la manana) ei estabiecimien-
to comercial de don Juan Rodri-
guez Cubano, pero en- ese. momen-
to pasaba por Ia Gale el poiicia in
sular Tomas Fernandez que presta-
ba servicio en- Ia misma Gale v ex-
trano yer la puerta del estableci-
miento alberta, Sc aproximo .cuan
do va saiian los cacos antes indi-
cados a los que intimid6 ell guardfa
para detenerlos 10 que no iogrs por-
que ambos hicieron resistencia.
Niendose completa mente solo
y sosteniendo lucha pudo sacar ei
revolver el que disparo dos tiros,
hiriendo en- un brazo a Ventura
Serrano que es pr6fugo del presi-
dio, Y atravesandoie una ba.a en-
el music d Pablo Fernandez.
AL Dir las detonaciones Sc reu-
MO en- Ell sitio del suceso gran con-
tingente de personals las que ayu-
daron al poiicia conducir al Fer
nandez al hospital municipal.
Aprovechando la OCCASION ei Sc
rrano que Sc di6 a la fuga pcro que
fue capturado a la media hora por
el celoso teniente sehor San MILAN
que valiendose Gle ardiles Y
mahas 10 sorprendlo en- momentos
que Sc preparaba para la marcha
Al Serrano lie fue ocupado un re-
volver y al Fernandez un punal.
Este ultimo acaba de fallecer a con-
secuencia de la herida recibida, CO.
mo dichos individuos no son veci-
nos de aqui es muy visitado 81 hos
pltal por intinidad de personals avi-
dos de conocer al interfecto. Sc ig-
nora atn quienes sean los familiares
de los detenidos y el pueblo de su
residencias.
Las autoridades SC hallan inves-
tigando el asunto y salen para el
cementerio acompahadas del me-
dico titular Sr. Biazquaz para pro-
ticar la autopsia.
Ell servicio prcstado por el poll
cia Fernandez es de suma importan
cia exponiendo la vida en- lucha
con esos dos criminales y debc ser
rccompesado. Asi como cl del to-
niente senior San MILAN por su &C.
10 y actividad dcsplegada para la
captura del que va Sc crcia librc,
Y pudicra ser en- virtud Gle la muer-
tie de Pablo Fernandez este hccho
hubiera quedado impunc.
El Hon. iuez Sr. Algeria activa
las diligencias del proccso. Am
hos dellncuentes son ncgros V de
malos antecedentes.
Hace una semana sc encuentra
en- esta ciudad el cinemat6grafo
empresa &. Dom y Go. exhibiendo
bonltas y numerosas pclicuias que
son del agrado del pueblo, y cuyos
duenos no desmayan por dejar COM
placidos d los concurrcntes.
Sabado y domingo fue extraordi-
maria Ia coneurrencia extrcnan-
do nuevas pelicuIas, para el jueves
anuncla la compahia la gran pc
licula "Muerte de nucstro Scilos
Jesncristo' la que promote qucdar
concurrida dada la mucha anima-
cion que reina.
I'll Casino puertorriqueho di6
I'm bale eli la noche del sabado, re-
sultando muy animado y concurri-
do.
Tuvimos eI gusto dc cstrcchar la
mano al ioyen letrado don Pedro
Rivera que viene en- asun-
4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-29
Serio encuentro entire
los teams Hostos y
Plata.
Amrlios dctalles del SUI
ceso.
Ell Hostos Sc rindio 4 los pies
del Coamo, derrotado por una
Carrera.

Juuo 27.-Como Sc habia anuncla-
do, aver, bajo un cielo hermosisimo
llevose a efecto el desafio concertado
entire los teams HOSTOS venido dc
Coamo y ell PLATA de esta pobla-
cion.
Esta es la segunda vez que Sc en-
cuentran frente q frente en- ell Ca
YEY BASE BALL estos dos tc-
rrlbles contrincantes.
La Liga viose demasiado concu-
rrida en- este dia, para el grandioso eS
pectaculo que Sc celcbraba: dos
magnificos teams Sc disputaban la
supremacia del uno sobre el otro.
Las dos eran cuando el slmpatico
JUEZ DE CAMPO Sr Enrique
Mendoza, dio varias palmadas en-
senal de que los jugadores debian If
a la arena del combate a ocupar el
puesto de honor que sus aptitudes
y dispociciones les senalaban.
Tocale en- suerte ir al palo al team
PLATA,y aparece con el bate Ell la
mano la elegante figura del intrepl-
do jugador Fajardito. ..; quien
batco con tan mala suerte que di6
un fly que fue cogido por el field d
primera. Desfilan por el bate varios
jugadores y POGO despues, en- el prl-
mer inning Sc anota un Zero.
Va al campo el PLATA y toma
el bate ell HOSTOS quien con mas
suerte que el primero anota una ca
rrera.
Continue el juego asi, interesante,
aunque el PLATA que en- otra oca-
ci6n habfa propinado fuerte foetiza
q los de COAMO, parece que lie ha
caido la CHANGA esta vez.
Al sexto inning HOSTOS tiene
diez carreras y PLATA solo cuenta
cinco. Entonces va al palo ell PLATA
y, con sorpresa de los coameios da
tres carreras; el entusiasmo de los
amateurs de Cayey llega al colmo;
Sc cruzan apucstas de consideration
V con GABELAS crecidas. A los Gle
Coamo, que habian estado toda la
tarde muy alegres y contentos, al
ver el avance de los hombres del
PLATA Sc les ponc la carne como de
gallina.
FL team HOSTOS jugo magistral-
mentc; todo 10 que saba. Cuenta con
magnfficos iugadores.
De los del PLATA Martin Coma
lcz fue el heroe de la jornada
de aver.
Fajardito como short stop no hubo
para nadic
FL terrible pitcher Jhon, estuvo
aver dcsgraciadisimo, pareee que lie
cobro miedo al coleador del HOS
TOS, Mr.. Yate.
Agustin en- primcra cstuvo muy
correcto; cs un buen jugador.
El manager Mr. Mendoza debeido
q su exquisita educaci6n a su cnex
pcriencia en- la materia, dejose meter
entire el Coco sometiendose d la
voluntad de su adversario.
--........
Despues de una lucha tcnaz, ciipo-
lie cl triunfo i los de Coamo, por
una carrcra, de cuyo trlunfo a los
de Coamo por una carrera, dcben
estar muy contcntos pucs ganarsc
d los dc Cayey, signifiea que saben
manejar muy bien la Lola Y el ba-
te; aunque en- verdad 81 futramos i
atcnder 4 muchas Gle las personals
dc las que concurrieron al acto que
rescnamos, afirmariamos catcgorI
camente que ese trlunfo solo eNls
ti6 por las deciciones toleradas del
manager del team Plata.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-29

Hay un clamoreo innenso Do,
hat,er subido los abastec ,res el
pecio dc Ia carne. lHasa cuan
do estara el pdbico sufieA o las
Consequences de una eon tan.e
exploitation en- loo artfculos de
prirnera necesidad1
La goIesa El<n LiHls que hs to
mado puerto proeedents do Fila
DELTA eonsignada & r Yaldes, con
ronduee para Fl trA6co de- Cataho
otro vspor que segin nos han ma
nlfestado tiene meiores condic;o
nes que los q'ie estan aetualmen
te en el scrviclo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-29

en- RI suclo dondc naci6.
Reeiba la distinguida llama m
mas cordial bsn v.niea iclleiian
do al Sr. Angel N.Ip pHsiiglo
sa personalilad ID fs'a eiudat
por tener 4 su Izdo 4 ~ iaieHa com
pahcra, y i sus G.sntlT- hiio'
y una hermana G'.c aftu.paLa
su Sra.
Para tosios mi haa yon.ii
La Srta. Monsi;a Pc sohri.
ma del respectable o,nP1' "a do,
Felix Perez, ha es'aio --Avcmen-
te enferma, Ia asis;e = b- Fernin-
dez N&ier. al qle ha lr-.l & colnba-
tir Ia enferme,isi-
Ne zlegro dc II re--lr-irnien-
TO.
Coniinuzn % rs-- -srios sobrr
el 1ltirno lab ga, -. q oasino de
h colonia tsrzl0-.-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30

Hugh Vt. Dougsll and pupils will
give song service in the Twenty
eighth ward meeting house this Sun
day evening at 6;30 O'Clock. An en-
tertaining program has been arranged.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30

..The Man from Mexico. in which
William Collier stars az the Garrick
tneater. will hold the boards at that
PLAYHOUSE for some time 20 come.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30

a musical event. to be given in the
very near future. Special invitations
arc being sent TO all who have ever as
sociated with the society. and as the
meeting viii probably determine the
future policy of the organization it is
especially desired that all members be
present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30

Tonight marked the three hundred
sixth performance OF "A Gentleman
from Mississippi az the Biiou the
ater. in which play Thomas A. Wise
and Douglas Fairbanks appear.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30

NEW YORK, May 29.-Frederieo
Mariani s play, Game OF Love- was
performed at Wallack's : theater Mon
dav night. and met with a terrific
frost. The story relates TO the char
aeter and conduct Of n young man
who. because he has been discarded
biz Young woman, becomes CAV
libertine and determines 70 avenge
himself on the female sex by wautonlv
treating every woman as tow II is
explained that this young man : sweet
heart repelled him because OF his pov-
ertv. and In order that she might wed
a rich suitoU. After time be himself
becomes rich, aud presently. meeting
once more. his ''oid Aame.' now an
unhappy wife. he renews his addresses
TO her. and finds himself favored.
Meanwhile, in pursuit OF his manly
and national vocation-that of PLAYING
the game OF love-he has become en-
tangled with another female. with the
natural result that ne finds himself.
iigura;iycly speaking. IN hot water.
The circumstances arc not clearly dis
closed. The name OF the alleged nero
is Alfred BTittOu. He appears 20 have
ruined the wife OF man named Wat
son. He seems 20 DC trying 10 run
the wife of q man named Holmes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30

Jefferson De Angels is the special
attraction OF 1.-The Beauty Spot.
PLAYING az the Herald Square theater.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30

Olga Ne-hersolp i playing in The
Writing on the Wall. az the Savov
Z. t..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30

Cole and johnson appear 70 good al
vantage IN 1.-The Red Moon. which
beams az the Majestic theater.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30

his early love The latter female final
" consents 20 elope with him. but Mr..
Watson intercepts tho pair and shoots
Brit1on. without killing him. The To-
thaTio RECEIVERS. and in the hospital he
marrieS his nurse. formerly Mrs Wat
son At the end he calls on the Holmes
family and tells the tale OF mis- matri-
mony. The subject Is vulgar and the
story silly. The efforts OF Z. !. Rat
cliffe. Sheldon Lewis, Josephine Lovort
and their associates 10 infuse life into
this product were melancholy and Un-
ayailing.
The Lambs. IN their annual eambol
which took place in the Metropolitan
opera house, played 70 $4,000 and an
enthusiastic audience, which crowded
the house 20 the sidewalk The big
programme was carried out as an
nounced. and there were hardly auv
absentees. Interest cenCered largely in
the comedy OF George Y. Hobart.
" Tuesday which introduced nearly
fifty well-knovn Lambs. Applause and
the length of the program caused the
performance 20 run nearly 10 midnight.
Charles Dillingham; new musical
comedy. "The Candy Shop entered
upon its second month At the Knick-
erbockeT Iheatsr. with John Barrymore
n the role of the candy shoPkeeper s
spendthrift son. 4 new song. called
my Honey Bunch, IS among the
new features.
Much intelligent effort has been e1-
pended BIZ Lew Fields and his able
coadjutoTs II making 1.-The Midnight
Sons which opened last Saturday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30
Music and Musicians

Ernest and Ella Voelker. aged 10 and
i. respectively. brother and sister.
and living with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs A. II. kirchner. The two chill
dren recently won the prize for piano
duet at the Murray musical carnival.
where they met with great success. and
have been requested 70 participate in
the musical part OF the program for
the CONNIE DcemenT exercises of the
graduates Of the county public schools,
al the Granite stake house on Four
reenth South and State streets. June
T. Ernest. being one OF the graduates.
PLAYS a solo. .'Flowers and Ferns. ~
and the two play the overture of
Norma Everyone who has heard
them play speaks Of them with uu-
bounded praise Ella in particular has
a wonderful technique.
There will be memorial song seEv-
ice in the Eighth ward chapel. l35 East
Fourth South street. a. 6:30 O'Clock
this Sunday evening. The service viii
be given by Prof. Charles Kent and a
number OF his pupils The public is
invited.
The Salt Lake Choral society viii
hold special meeting Tuesday even
ing AZ 5 o clock. at Christensen s
Dancing academy, 70 consider plans for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30

very near future Special invitations
arc being sent TO all who have ever as
sociated with the society. and as the
meeting viii probably determine the
especially desired that all members be
present
Hugh VI. Dougall and pupils will
give song service in the Twenty
eighth ward meeting house this Sun
day evening at $50 o'clock. An en-
tertaining program has been arranged.
1.-The Sphinx the new opera by
Prof. i. J. Mcclellan and Briant >.
Young. is almost completed. and re-
hearsals will begin about the middlc &c
of June. The cast is now being select
ed and will include some OF the best
known local people. There are parts
for twelve principal characters. and
the chorus will number forty. AS the
production will occur during the week
OF rhe c. \. f. encampment special
patriotic features are being prepared,
and one night will be set apart as q.
\. r. night. and invitations viii he
extended 10 General Nevius. Colonel
Sterrett and staff. and. ii President
Taft Is mere by that time. a box Will
he rendered 10 him. The Colonial the
alter. where tho performance will b.
given. viii be claboTatelv decorated IN
the national colors ard. as the opera.
especially in the finale. has decidedly
patriotic atmosphere. the demonstration
will doubtless be inspiring. The man
agement has been placed in the hands
Of John y. Giles and the preliminary
arrangements have all been made. Mr..
Giles has been given orders 10 put on
the best production ever accorded To-
cal company. and as there Is ample
financial hacking already assured. the
task of getting together the immense
production will be pushed with vigor-
1.-The sphinx viii run the entire
week o. the cncamPment, with the
usual ;nati.eCs.
At the First Methodist Episcopal
church this SUNDAY evening there will
be 2 concert Of sacred songs, under
the direction of Mrs William ~ Wet
zell. choir director, with Edward Kim.
ball At the organ. This program viii
be rendered:
An;hern-Haii 10 the Land .-..--.. Gounod
Trio-Lift Thine Eyes CEliishl 80.
Misses Isabella. Amy and Louise
DgetS06. Divine Redeeruer..... .GaunOd
Miss Leola schrack, Mrs. II.
Authera-Anvii Chorus ........... Verdi
Soprano snlo-Tender and True Adieu
........ ....-... ..<....-....L Lyle
Miss Eii6s Greeson.
ChoTus-The Flag Without a STAIN.
......... ......-. .....-....~....N " Aite
Soprano solo-Go Hark TO Tiny
Savior ::...-. .....~...N NiileDy
Miss Amy Osborne.
Medley or Patriotic Airs (by TequesO
...........Arr. by Edv. ?. Einba j!
Ladies quartette and baritone solo
Ladies' quartette-List the Cher
uolc Host. .-s-~-s-.a~ -.--.....-
Baritone solo-I Heard the Voice
OF UarPers (Holy CiJy). .Gaul
Ladies' QUartettc and Claude
NstVleton.
Soprano soIo-Cross OF Calvary. .Gounod
Miss Irene Kelly.
Violin solo-Romance. Tracy 7. Cannon
Mr.. Claude Nettlcton.
AnVhcm-Rest. Soldier. Rest. Krirl bill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30

chemist will proceed TO make analyses
of syrup used at soda fountains here
and elsewhere.
Samples OF soda water from Logan
analyzed the last week were found 10
contain sacchaTine sweetening, which
is prohibited under the pure food laws
OF the state. The analyses OF local
samples were not fully completed
SatmraaN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30
STATE FOOD BUREAU
WORKING OVERTIME

The state food bureau s inquiry into
food conditions throughout the state
viii be wide and varied, Within the
past week several samples OF soda
water from Salt Lake City and outside
places were analvzed by State Chemist
Herman Harms. and this week the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30
FARMER Is EVIDENTLY
MURDERED AND ROBBED

SPOKANE. Wash. Nav a9.-The
body floating in the Spokane river.
found Wednesday morning, has been
positively identified as that of George
". Atteberv. prosperous farmer OF
Hampden. y. D. Attebery disappeared
eight days ago. Al that time he was
carrying big roll Of bills When
found his skull was crushed and MS
pockets turned wrongside out
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30
Laurelhurst Selling East.

Some few acres left. Get Unto the
good - ard buv an aero today Free
trips 20 Laureihurst all afternoon from
he end OF the ear line.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30

4 ptivate safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar proof vaults OF the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
81 Up. Main street. 500 per wear,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30

::The Climax. q play Of human
emotion, is IN lis fifth week a. DAILY s
-neare-
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-03-11
Father Frazier's Death

Robinson Frazier, the father of ].
F. Frazier of Audubon, whose funeral
occurs today was born in Holmes
county, Ohio, February IL, 1929, and
his death occurred at Audubon, Iowa,
March s, 1909, making him 26 days
more than 80 years of age. On April
6, 1856, he was united in marriage with
Miss Nancy Woods with whom he Jour-
neyed life's pathway for over fifty
years until her death which occurred
December 6, 1907. During the latter
years of her life she was known among
her friends as Mother Frazier. For
many years they lived near Stuart but
after the motherhood he and his daugh-
ter Miss Rose Frazier moved to Audi
bon so as to be nearer to other mem
bers of the family. All the children
we're permitted to be present during
the last days of their fathers illness,
The three sons are j. f. Frazier, of
Audubon; John Frazier, of Wyoming;
and Bert Frazier, of Des Moines. The
daughters are Miss Rose Frazier, of
Audubon; Mrs. SeIlon, of Galba, Illi-
nois; and Mrs. Uhl, of Chicago. Mr.
Ira Sellon and Mr.. Milton r. Uhl,
the sons-in-law also came to attend
the funeral, which was held this morn
ing from the house conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Naples pastor of the Christian
church, of which he was a member in
Atlantic. The remains were taken to
Stuart for burial in the family lot.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-03-11
The Presbyterian Church.

Tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
the Woman's Missionary Society will
meet at the church. After the program
will occur the annual business meeting
and later in the afternoon tea will be
served. Everyone is invited.
On next Sabbath, DR.. Jenkins of
Omaha Theological Seminary, will
preach. This will be a welcome treat
to his many admirers here.
A congregations meeting has been
called to follow the morning service
next Sabbath. Every member of the
church and congregation should be
present as the matter of q pastor will
be up for action.
Rev. Mr.. Miller of Lake City preach
ed last Sabbath. Undoubtedly he is
a man that will be heard from as he
shows much ability. He is the third
cadidate who has preached before the
Audubon congregation. Rev. Chas.
C. Brown Of Muscatine and Rev.
Booth of Glidden being the previous
candidates occupying the pulpit
Prof. Geo. Laeger's violin solo.
"Cavatina," by Raft, was much APP
preciated as was also his obligato for
Mrs. Preston's solo "The Day is
Ended -
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-03-11
See Roberts half price wall paper

See Roberts half price wall paper
Wall paper at half price at Roberts
House and lot for sale. w. H. NEFF
Potatoes, so cents bushel. See
Webster.
Miss Theo Vedder came home from
Menlo last evening.
Arthur Farqunar made business
trip to Braytor, Friday.
Il. J. Rippey went to Des Moines,
Monday, on business visit,
Doctor Brooks returned from out
at Council Bluffs, on Friday.
Sam Hunter and family went out
to Omaha, Sunday, for visit.
Anyone desiring horses castrated
can call on Col, Il. N. CARPER. z
May and Nora Hunt went to Wal
nut last Saturday to visit friends.
Mrs. George Porter passed Sun.
day with relatives in Coon Rapids.
Plenty OF money for farm loans.
BoYSEN Il BEASoN
-Jens Schouboe went to Council
Bluffs, Friday, on mission of BUSH
ness.
Earl Uhl, nephew OF Frank Fra
zier, came Sunday from Chicago for a
visit.
Ella Smith, sister of viii Smith
the cigar maker, went to Shenandoah
last Saturday.
j. w. Mcclure started Saturday
for Harlan to visit n daughter who is
employed out there.
L. S. Brdenstine and wife went TO
Crete, Nebraska, Monday to visit their
son for few days.
Mae Frazier arrived Sunday and
went out to Viola Center TO see her sis
ter Mrs. Merle Rippey.
r.. O. Craney returned last even
ing from Omaha, and visit with his
mother down at Walnut.
-Edd Smutney passed a couple Of
days at Extra this week with his friend
Walker, the hardware dealer,
Frank Persing was up from Extra
last week interviewing County Treas
urer Kellogg at the court house,
Mrs. Ed Bilharz and her son Lit.
tie Emil Bilharz, came home from a
visit at lndianola last Saturday,
Hon. J. A. Nash paid his relatives
the John and Arch Macvicar families
at Des Moines visit first of the week,
F. L. Wheeler arrived Saturday
to visit his family. la q few days he
will return to Wyoming and take his
family along.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-03-11
Notice

I will have at my store all day on
March 18th, 1909, man from the sew
ing machine factory which is located
at Rockford, ILL.,, to demonstrate the
mechanical construction of sewing ma
chimes and give lessons In the use of
attachments to those ladies who may
call and desire such instructions. He
will adjust any old sewing machine
head that you may bring in if it can
be done or you can apply them on a
new sewing machine.
Be sure to call and look over my
gederal stock OF furniture aud sewing
machines and talk with this factory
salesman who has been 20 years in the
work. 9w2 A. g. HARMON.