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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-16

TIE new re-enforced concrete
Srtdse at second Mill was completed
several weeks ago. and the causeway
49, been thoroughly repaired. The
ssw bridge Il said to be or % sub
sthne1el character that II will with
ssaaA . moch higher frsshet than the
sas that swept the old bridge away.
saDsrvisqy Pitts has taken the fioat-
Ne gang 20 the Rsmbsrt and Pisgah
ssstton 70 repair the damage TO roads
80 bridges caused by the Storm Of
sass Tuesday night
A modern hotel building would be
~ undertaking. for the Chamber Of
0Qnasrce. but not too big. Sumter
sursAv needs . modern hotsi.
a sale Of sumter Savings Bank
stsek We made few days ago at ISL
sa1 snly . small block could be had
sV>n as that price. Isss than four
vsees sso big block changed hands
ss ,aoe. ~. w = TS2"f"' y
rhs show people svidsntiY think
pesspsrity has struck the South juds-
tRop6vsa the 'numbsr Of cVcusss and
ssso<-ssht shows that are ON the
sesthsrn circuit this season. t
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-16
THE .wAToHMAs AND soUTHRoN, OCTOBER Il, 1909.
DEATH.

Mr.. Henry A. Rogers. one of the
Oldest citizens OF Sumter county. died
at his home about four miles south of
the city on Saturday last. The burial
was at the family burial grounds on
Sunday. Mr.. Rogers was q Confed-
crate veteran and soodn citizen
whose many good qualities will be
long remembered by his many
friends. -. NJ Htr t4
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-16

The City Council has refused to
grant concessions to carnival COM
panies that desire to exhibit here. II
the carnivals come they would be
required to pay the maximum license
fixed by the license ordinance. Sum-
ter does not want carnival shows. and
the action Of City Council meets with
the approval Of s5 per cent. Of the
people OF the town.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-16
SOUTHERN STATESMEN.
Northern Writer Says TIIlman Is
Worth Hundred Hamptons and
Buffers.

The following letter appeared in
the New York Sun few days ago in
connection with controversy as to
tho merit Of Southern staresmen, past
and present: ....
To the Editor Of the Sun--Sir: I
have been greatly interested in the re-
marks of the Sun and of its corre-
spondents about the representation Of
the South in Congress. and finding
myself agreeing and disagreeing as to
particular men mentioned, have couss,
TO wonder II personal sentiment, taste
or prejudice has not good deal to
do with views on the subject. and pre-
sumably those of others. -
On the whole. /. agreed with p.
Byrne's able letter, but 1 part with
him on Bailey who seems to him-to
washington" according to Mr..
Bryne--a sort Of intellectual giant.
To me Bailey has long looked, and
looks more every day. like a humbug
with bad temper. AS to the ability
OF Senator Tillman. however, T heart
lily approve Mr.. Bryne's opinion and
would go even further, Butler and
Hampton were gallant soldiers and
high minded gentlemen, but Tillman
has brains enough to make a hundred
OF them. The South has reason TO be
proud, not ashamed. of its represen-
tatives at Washington as a class.
Are there no bosses in the South {?
How about Senator Martin of vir-
ginia.
1t seems to me that the South is
on the whole more ably represented
than before the war. We let ourselves
be deceived by the illusion of the
past, and the Southern statesmen of
today have not the advantage of the
great sectional passions and the coun-
trywide excitements that prevailed In
the time of their predecessors. Sup
pose there had been no war. Names
like those of Toombs. Stephens. even
of Davis, would have been obscured
by this time. do not like the looks,
the clothes. the language-on the
stump in Mississippi--some of the
principles. do not like anything
about John Sharp Williams but intel
lectually he seems to me the equal of
any man ever elected senator from
Mississippi. a=.. I.,G~t
T. A useful type Of Southern senator
10 Taliaferro. of Florida. He makes
no public display. seldom talks, is an
intelligent and successful "business
man in politics." He gets things done
for the State. find that the Florida
people are perfectly and Justly salts
fled with him. n'" 18
The Sun must forgive me for not
sharing its opinion of Pierre Soule.
TO me he was only a shallow and
staggering poseur equally impossible
and incapable in diplomacy and the
senate.
On the other hand. I forgive the
Sun, since 1t has done what was 90
ing to do in a letter to It: It has
brought out from too long neglect the
brilliant. witty, irrepressible Wigfall,
the enfant terrible of the senate when
I was in my twenties.
PREADAMITE.
Philadelphia, October 6.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-16
SCARLET FEVER. EPIDEMIC.
Children Warned Away. From -.
81. Public. Places at Columbia.

An epidemic OF scarlet fever is q .
in Columbia. and. the health boa,e
fearing further spread, today issusa.
warning to- the. public to keep ~.
children away from public places.
Although the board 80 far sees -.
necessity for. closing ~. the seAssA.
which are cooperating with the bs>,n
in reporting: eaes. %, ..o.,:.:,.
Epidemics have started at sevsysR,
other points. over the state,~.ri,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-16

Another Csr Horxes and Mules.
We VIII have another car horses
and mules arriving Saturday. Oct. 10.
Coms txks . look. II may not cost
you anything.
Booth Hardy Live stock Co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-16
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
A BAN PUT ON CARNIVAL COM.
~ 'PANIES.

Sale Of No. 3 Lot to Col. Wilson Con.
firmed-Purchase Of Bultman Lot
Not Consummated But Delay in
b Closing Deal Is Temporary Only
Health Oflice Says Illuminating Oil
ID Not Up to Standard. :.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-16

The Sumter High School football,
tsam and the Florence boys will pia,
~ enc Ball Park tomorrow afternoon.
There will be q good game anc the
attendance should be largo.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-16

Total so 43a.O0 III
- Mr.: Finn for the Fire Department
Comnittee reported that a contrddt
for purchase OF a steam fire engine
had been executed with the American
LaFrance Co.. And that Hose Co. No.
lot had ben sold to Col. Thomas
Wilson for six thousand, Ave hundred
dollars. ri =" .."
Mr.. Bultman reported the Opera
House roof in leaky condition. and
was authorized to have same repair
ed.
Mr.. Stubbs for the Railroad Com
mittee reported that the crossing on
w. Bartlette stree had not been i'm
proved by the Northwestern r. r. CO.
and asked that something be done,
The committee was requested to take
up the matter with Col. Thomas Will
son.
A letter was received from the
Board of Health asking adoption of
the following Ordinances: /. To forg
bid splitting on sidewalks and on floors
of public buildings. 2. To require
physicians to report cases of Tuber-
culosis. 8. To forbid families from
vacating house wherein there is a
person suffering from tuberculosis:
or removal Of such patient, without
permission Of the board, in order that
necessary fumigation may be done
and a correct record kept of infected
houses. 4. To forbid construction or
use OF dry wells or cesspools. This
letter also requested Council to pro-
vide at least three public water closets
In the business section. at different
points, and to, require the Southern
Railway Co. to fill up a low lot be-
tween their depot and Croswell &
Co.'s warehouse. The clerk was di-
rected to prepare the required ordi-
nances. The Railroad Committee was
requested to take up the question of
the low lot with the Southern Rail-
way Co., and the Police and Sanitary
Commission We're asked to look after
the request for closets. ~.
A letter was read from Mr.. Il I.
Reardon requesting Council to ascer-
tain II they have authority to regu-
late the sale of illuminating oils, fix
standard quality and provide for
inspection. and protect citizens from
the abominable. dangerous and un-
sanitary quality Of illuminating Neils
sold on this market for which the
highest prices are .exacted without re-
gard to quality. The letter was re-
ferred to the Police and Sanitary
Committee. M
The following ordinances were read,
ADOPTED and ordered published: /.
An Ordinance to amend the Ordin-
ance entitled "An Ordinance to De-
clare the Result of an Election on
the Question of Issuing Bonds to Con-
struct Sewerage System" 2. An
nual License Ordinance for 1910.
The following claims were refer
red to the Finance Committee:
Won Ohsen & Shirer $11.10.
Durant Hardware Co., $4.45.
A. E. Martel Co., $500.
Jno. I. Brunson $500. :.
Ralph Hill $275.
Council then adjourned.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-16

Another Car Horses and Mules.
We will have another car horses and
mules arriving Saturday, Oct. 1s.
Come take q look. II may not cost
you anything. .... ..'
Booth Hardy Live Stock Co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-16

NV. HObertscn- OF Columbia, Pur-
cAases Property for e1S4,1S0.
Anderson. Oct. 12.--For $154.750
the propertiss Of the Anderson Trac-
zion Company. including eighteen
miles of city and interurban track,
plant and equipment. were sold under
the hammer today to e. w. Robert
SON. Of Columbia. one of the receivers
OF the company.
The sale was made under the order
OF Federal Judge Pritchard In the
case of the International Trust Com
pAny Of Baltimore VS.. the Anderson
Traction Company. .a
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-16

FOR sALE-The Mcleod PLACE. sss
1-a acres. "hne" watereeee" e" Rixs,
swamp. cotton and grail, land. an n.sr
r. r.. depot. J.. II. su ter. sur
ter. s. c. -. .''''';''' 1o-.s-Se
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-16

FOR SALE-Car fresh Rice Flour d.
rect from mills. Fine feed for
horses, cows, hogs. and chickens.
Booth Hardy Live Stock Co. 1t.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-16

foh SALE-Car fresh. Rice Flour H.
rect from mills Fine :, feed 10
horses. COWS. hogs, and. chickens
Booth-Harby Live Stock Co.. N
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-16

FOR SALE-SeveraI pure bred Berh-
shire Gifts. as pretty as pictursa
TOO fine for pork if any farmer
needs to improve his stock. Prices
12c pound gross w.t. Weigh from
$50 to 200 lbs. Will be bred, if de.
sired. but do not advise it on o. II.
IN breeding. There is more and
quicker money in good hogs with
meat so high, than any other live
stock. Also several milch covw
(iWill sell at bargains before calv.
lg. e. w. Dabbs, Mayesville, s.
-
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-16

Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bills big
show Is coming to Sumter on Oct,
$50
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-16

FOR SALE-tThe III. r. Thomas fayuA.
situated on the State road betwesn
wedsefield. and stateburg. sont@aa-
ing two hundred and seyenty-seysa
27U acres q fine red clay. lana
Nice residence, out-buildings, ten
ant houses. pasture. fine fruit. pure,
spring water. beautiful location.
and perfect health; Any one WISH
ing delightful country home at q
reasonable price would do well 10
apply Immediately to Mrs. II. n.
Thomas. St Matthews. s. c. 1o-1a-a
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-16

FOR SALE-A few fine VIII
horn Cockerels. 81 each.
Osteen.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01
Lecznicze G0rzkio, Vino
Cd Eugene Pasisak Go.
659-661 Blue Island ave., CHICAGO,
@
Jedziesz do Seattle?

Specyalnie tanlo znizone raty
ze %wszystkich miejsc %oodziennie,
kolejq Chicago & North " ester n
ma wystawe do Seattle, Yellow
stone parku, Yosemite, Colorado
do ~wybrzezy Paoyf'ku.
:WYborne drogi i wspania}a u
s}ugs, elektrycznie oswietlone,
przepysznie przybrane pociagi CO.
dzienne pomiedzy Chicago wszy-
stkiemi gl6wnemi miejscami ma
zach6d l p6}nocno-zach6d.
.Ilustrowane psmplety ~opisujace
o wysta vie, zeszyty, mapy i pre-
wodniki osobiscie przeprowa
dzanYch podrozy DO wszyst-
kich z%ajmujacych miejsc, Darmo
ma zadanle wystosowanie do agenta
sprzedajqcego bilety kolei North
Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01

w niedziele 27go czerwca, o 60
dzinie 1920 wieczorem, pc kilko
%letniej chorobie, pozegnaf sic ztym
swiatem biskup dyecezyi winoh-
skiej, ks. J6zef B. Cotter, W wieku
65 lat.
KS. biskup J6zef 3. Cotter uro-
dill sic W L%iverpoolu W Anglii, dnia
10 listopada 1914 T.. do Ameryki
przybyf z rodzicami W roku 1850,
najplerw do Cleveland, O. a piec
lat p6zniej rodzice jego przeprowa
dill sic do St. Paul, MINI.
KS biskup Cotter pobiera} nauki
W rozmaitych akademiach, a mao
statku W kolegium sw. Jana W tym
Stanie. Dnia 2lgo maja, 1871 r.
wyswiecony ma kap}ana W kosciele
k~atedralnym W St. Paul, a 9 czerw-
ca tegoz roku obj2{ duszpasterstwo
W parafii sw. Tomasza W Winonie.
w roku 1889 zostaf w~ybrany ma
biskupa dyecezyi winohskiej, a 81
grudnia tegoz roku przez arcybi-
skupa Irelanda W asystencyi arcys
biskupa Grace i biskupa Marty W
katedrze W sw. Paul wyswiecony
ma biskupa.
Winonska dyecezya ma obecnie
70 kapfan6w, sto dwadziescia ko-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01
QMza udzlona }askawe prez mejscowa gazette The Repub in Hera
s. P. RISKUP KS. J0ZEF B. COTTER.

sciof6w pietnascie kaplic, try aka
demie ola dziewcz2t dwadziescis
szk6f parafialnych W kt6rych
pobiera nauke okofo cztery tysiace
dzieci - try szpitale i jeden siero-
ciniec, i.liczy przesz}y 1900" dusz.
Z powodu smierci ks. biskupa pa
MI je ME tylko pomiedzy katolikami
W Winonie ale Nv cafej dyecezy'
i ma ca}ym %p64nocnym zachodzie
g}eboki smutek poniewaz zmar}y bi'
skup by4 wszelzie powazany i lu.
biany.
.Zwloki biskupa exportowano we
wtorek 3ciej 20 peludniu z rely
dencyi do prokatedry sw. Tomasza.
Pos rzeb odbyf sic " srode, kon
dukt za}obny odprawif Arcybiskup
Ireland W towarzystwie wielkiej
liczby ~praFatdw. w pogrzebie bio
ra udzia} wszystlie katolickie pa
rafie.
Major miasta w. 3. Hamilton
wyda} proklamacye, azeby warszta
ty, fabryki i rozmaite pracownie "
miescie przez czas trwania pogrze
bu biskupa by}y zamkniete, z roz
maitych stron przyby}y delsgacye'
nietylko z dyecezyi ale z caleg(
p6}nocnego zachodu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01

Sze6G m%iesieczny
procent pc 3 cd sta p}a
tiny l stycznia 1910,
cd wszystklch depc-
%nowanych p~ieniedzy
W pierwszych pleciu
dniach Lipca 1909
W Winoiskim Depo-
sit Banku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01
w KOSCIELE sw. Stanis{awa

W KOSCIELE sw. Stanis{awa
4. buduja teraz rusztowanle, ma
kt6re kontrakt dano P. A. Trzebla-
towskiemu; kontrakt ma malowanls
kosciofa oddano p.W.e Kordell z
Minneapolis "a $4,000. Malatura ma
bye W: wodnych ko1orach, ma scla-
mach i sklepieniu bedaa malowa-
ne piekne obrazy. Ma bye takze ma
prawiona kopula tax ably woda pc
scianach ME ssciekafa jjak to byio
dotychczas. WsSxystko bedzie goto-
we do lgo wrzesnia.
aresztowaf wzeszfynttsyggodniu Fran
ciszka Jadzzwijhislklego u tenn v ME
trzezwymstanliena chodniku wfr6d
miiasta psu ma ogon nadepnaa1 ia 2
winski stawiopYs#p pred sedznlegoo
somsen, twierdiI i mia a wiecej
prawa ma ehodniku niz wv pies,
vice sedzia uwzggIeednifwyyWody pa
ma Jadzwinskkiiego ggo-uwolnh Cd
Winy. karyi kosZtooW.. 49,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01
WlADOMOSCI
MlEJSCOWE

n
w ZESZLA niedziele pc po}ud
lniu W hall Philhar,nonicznej odby-
10 sic przedstawienie, %urzadzone ma
zakonczenie roku szkolnego dzieci
IL parafii sw. Stanisfawa K. Pro
gram rozpocze4a orkiestra p. r.
Hamerskiego o~degraniem pieknego
marsza, potem dzieci spiewafy piesn
powitalna. ,,The thief of time" O.
degrane przez kilku chfopc6w, to
przykfad ola dzieci uczeszczajacych
do szko}y, re ME trzeba nauki i lex
cyl odkfadaG ma o~statnia godzine.
1.-The reverse of the medal" byfo
p%rzyk}adem dla acknowledgement i
nauka, il w kazdym stanie MONA
bye szczesliwym. - Spiew ma}ego
dziewczecia H. Jereczek listono-
sza H. Wejer by} rzewnyi pewno
ME jednego az do }sz rozczuli}; tax
re spiew panien E. Ciemihskiej i
E. Glubka og6lnie sig podoba}.
Ch}opcy i ~dziewczeta ktdre ukoh-
czy}y nauke W szkole sw. stanisla-
wa K. stane}y rzedem a jedna z
tysh S. Czaplewska przemdwi}a W
imieniu klasy dziekujac, "a nauke;
Nastapi} najwazniejszy akt rozda-
wanie dyplom6w przez ks. probo
SEGA J. Pac~holskiego.
KS. proboszcz z estrady, przem6-
viii najpierw do dzieci, do ich ro-
dzic6w i do ca}ego zgromadzenia;
dzieci zacheca} do dalszej nauki i
upomina} azeby zawsze byfy dobry-
mi polakami rodzicom radzi}, aze-
by kto tylko moe, dalej ME szcze-
dill zabieg6w, w~zgledem dalszego
kszta}cenia swych dzieci; zacheca{
wszystkich ably swe dzieci pose}ali
do polskiej szko}y i stawia} "a PREY
kfad dzieci kt6re tax chlubnie kon-
ca szkofe parafialna sw. Stanlsfa-
wa K.
Dyplomy otrzyma}y dzieci re
dem pod4ug stopni nauki, ch}opcy:
Hieronim Satka, Antoni Zbylickl,
Jan Czarnowski, Jan Kukowski,
F~ranciszek Kukowski, Jan Kistow-
ski, Edward Ostrowski i MARCEL
Strycel. 49, Dziewczeta: Hieronima
Derdowska, Stanis}awa Czaplewska,
Zofia Jezewska, Helena Micha}ow-
ska, Serafina Potratz, Floryanna
P%a}bicka, Cecylia Bronx Pelagia
Wilma. Dzieci obsypano bukietami
kwiat6w. 49, Ma zakonczenie, dano
zywy obraz ,,Zycie Ludzkie".
PowinszowaG MONA wielebnym
Siostrom nauczycielkom, IL tax do
skonale sic wszystko uda}o, koszto-
wa}o to Je wiele pracy,ze tax pick
ME dziatki wyuczy}y. Musztra ma
}ych dziewczatek byfatak doskonale
oldana, ze kazdy dech zatrzymywa}
W sobie azeby tenn czegos ME
zmylic, osobliwie gdy made
szFa scena jak dziewczatka z pale
GEEK kt6rymi rozmaite figury
sk}ada}y, u}ozy}y x. J. P. -
poczatkowe litery wiel. ks. probo-
SEGA J. Pacholskiego, oklaskom
ME by}o prawie kohca.
Dzieki naleza sic wielebnemu
ks. proboszczowi j., Pachol-
skiemu "a to-, IL doprowadzif
tax daleko nasz2 paratie il nasze
dzieci W polskiej szkole moga u
kohczy6 najwyzsza klase elementar-
na, otrzymujac PREY ukohczeniu dy-
plomy, kt6re sic rdwnaja W znacze-
niu dyplomom W szkofach publicz-
nych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01
WELL. ks. proboszcz J. Pachol

WELL. ks. proboszcz J. Pachol
ski, ks. A.. Kupka, ks. J. Herek i
ks. J. Grabowski wyjechali W po-
niedzialek do Independence, do Pc
mocy wiel. ks. A. Care W s}ucha
niu spowiedzi i odprawienia solen-
nego nabozehstwa podczas odpustu
patron6w koscio}a SIS. P;otra i Pa.
VIA, kt6ry przypada} ma wtorek.
WE wtorek O etej po}aczy} wiel.
ks. P. Kupferschmidt dozgonnym
wez}em mafzehskim pana Francisz-
ka Leindl i panne Anne Draazkow-
ska c6rke pana Jdzefa Draazkowskie.
go. Zyczymy ~szczeescia m}odej pa
re " ich pozlyciiu ma}zenskiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01

w ZESZKY czwartek, W szkole
sw. Kazimierza Kr. odby} sic popis
dzieci re szkofy sw. Kazimierza
Kr. Wiel. ks. P. Kupferschmidt
rozdaf dyplomy czterem ktdrzy U.
konczyli 6sma. klasee.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01
URZEDOWE ZAWIADO-
MEME.

MEME.
Zawiadomienie O pOsiedze-
niu zarzqdu nak}adania
podatk6w.
Zawiadamia sic niniejszem il
czfonkowie radni cd nak}adania i
regulowania odatk6w W i ola mia
sta Winona W stanie Minnesota,
beda mice posiedzenie dnia l2go
lipca, 1909 roku o 9tej godzinie
pred po}udniem W ofisie rekorde-
ia miejskiego W budynku miejskim
pofozonym ma po}nocno-zachodnim
narozniku Lafayette i czwartej ull-
cy W wspomnianym miescie Vino
ma, i beda obaadowa6 rzez try
dni.
Kazda osoba kt6ra sic czuje po-
krzywdzon2 przez n%a}ozenie podat-
k6w przez assessora albo jego po-
mocnika moe sic stawi6 pred
wspomniane rcde osobiscie, albo
pred zarzad, i przedstawi6 swe ME-
zadowolenie, wspomnianemu zarzaa-
dowi ably to rozpatrzyFa rozporzaa-
| dzi4a.
Winona Minnesota l5go czerwca,
1919 +.
PAUL A. JASMER
Recorder miejski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01

Y ROZMOWY z GkU-
CHYM.
- Ma kaz idziecie Barto-
szu?
- No OTTO niose gasiora "
koszu.
- A jakoz sic. tam CT wa
81 miewaja?
- No pc diva rehskie mi
za6 dawaja.
b. - A dzieci? ...,.
- O; mo zwiazane skrzy'
ola to ME uleci. T.
- A 1ujce?
- Lon ME 1ujy, jyny sa-
pi.
- Mnie sic widzi, zes ty
g}upi.
O, teraz to go che
:ia kazdY kupi.
- Wygladasz mi, jak bez
rOZumu.
- Jak 60 zodyn ME kupi,
to go wezme do domu.
- No toz ia z toba ME u
wiode kohca!
"A dye 10 to nom ga
siora, ME zajaca:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01
ORGANISTA

kawaler poszukuje miejsca.
Adres poda redakcya VIA
rusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01

SPECYALNA SPRZEDAz ZAKUPNA
pieknych $18 $40
LATOW YCH UBIOR0W Pc SIS
NabyliSmy, blisko 500 tych ubior6w "a okolo trzecia
Geese znizki i sprzedajemy je ma tel sanej zasadzie.
Nigdy ME by}o lepszych ubior6w Ola
mezczyzn i m}odziezy polecanej pc SIS
Nasz kupiec. obecnie zapewnif cd jedne-
go z n%ajlepszych tabrykant6w wschod-
mich oko}o pie6- set tgJodziezy "a trzecia
Geese znizki regularnej hurtownej ceny
cd pewnego wschodniego fabrykanta a
my sprzedajemy jepo takiej samej zni1ce.
Oko}o czwartego tax diva tygodnie temu,
ia sprzeda1 jest TEN wazniejszae. 70 jest
doskona}a sposobnos6 do ubrania sic po-
dug ostatniej mody z wielka oszczed-
noScia.
Zpojedyhczemi podw6jnem ma
pjersiem ubrania W zachOwaw-
Gym, pol r%ozleglym i studenc-
kim stylu, z ~wszystkim drobnost-
kami, reka szyte, z wybornej czy-
sto wetnianei tkaninY, kaszmiru,
cheviotu, sargy it'd. " brunatnym
wodpym, oliWkowym zielonyn,
modrym, kamienlastym. Y vie
lu innych kolorach, WykohezanQee
z ostatniej mody %fantazya. So
one wprost warte $l8 SOL wyzej;
nasza specyalna cena d.
przez czas til spree s(r
day ty!ko 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-07-01
W KOSCIELE Sw. Kazimierza
Kr. W zesz}a niedlziiele przyst2epifo.
30 dzieci do pierwszej komunii sw.

Szesc %miesleczny
proceot pc 4 cd sta
p4atny | %stycznia 1910.
Oh wszystkich de. O..
%nowanych pieniedzy
skfadanych pred lub
dnia 4 Lipca 1899
W naszym WInohskim
banku ~oszczednoSoi
(Winona Savings
Bank.)
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16

the last six weeks visiting their brother
Ralph.
A very pleasant surprise was given at
the home Of Mrs. J. A. Oliver in honor OF
Mrs. Emma B. Holt last Saturday evening
The occasion was Mrs Hollis slXtetn
birthday Mrs Holt is the mother OF If
teen children and has fOrty-eight grand
children and four decentralization
The members Of the College club enjoyed
a hayrack ride Wednesday evening Al
ter an hours ride around the city they
4 Assem- bled at the home of one Of the mem
beers and psrtOOk of q delightful iuncneon-
The First ward people held s0ciaDle
in their hall on Monday evening in honor
of Merton Farrer, who left Wednesday on
a mission. A program of music and read
ings was rendered. followed by general
handshake and social chat.
Mrs. Maud Hanson of Eureka was
Provo visitor on Wednesday.
Mrs. L. L. Franks and Miss Hazel
Franks of Salt Lake City visited friends
I'm Provo this week.
MI and Mrs. William Letter announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Hazel
TO Vera Walker of American Fork. The
marriage viii take place early in June,
Miss Gladys Carter spent several days
this week in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Marion r. MOnsOn OF CARRIED spent
the week in Provo with friends.
Mrs. Hugh Dougall of Springville spent
" ednesday OF this week in Provo.
Miss Hazel Howe of Salt Lake City is
the guest of Miss Fay Loose this week
Mrs L. Graham Of Salt Lake City IS
visiting in Provo with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Finlayson.
The Sorosis club met Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. a. n. Holloway.
Mrs. Frederick Gift gave a very inter