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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-29

Dem skina alIa som solar i K0lstsd
Jag sag en- sJsrnA fall1 from Hen
len ned d~s jus 81 ciax. kn Hetk.x-
herns xjlrna dct var - rxr.
Mud. water. thxw ard freeze &c
not very good constituents for Egaxk-
ing good roAdaA
This January weather is fine. Nor-
der who scnt IL along.
Mim Edna Swxn ii attrnxilng
school 1t Wagner.
Mrx. d. il. Woods and children
xent 20 Chicago THURSDAY for . two
weeks visit with relatives.
Carl GoGolin passed by our sans-
tum Monday bound for Wagner. II
took him just three hours To MAKE
the nine miles. The nx.wiywus
who have gone To Housekeeping a
this vicinity are feeling con6dere
that they are going to have 4 coed
crop for . good crop for next year.
Oar next door neighbcr. We
> keeping = bachelors apartment
= evidently trying 10 crack sasu~
hard nutz over the telephone Il ese
pleasant evenings. ..... Andrew
Winter shot = gray wolf on Choteau
sreek last Wednesday. .....v. q. X
5wenaon Sold three horses to d.
lauaen this week for q cnnssdes-
alton Of four hundred dollana
v. O. X. Swenson got hsa new
house plastered last week. n. Ss1oA
lid the work. 49,. Andrew Winter
las rented m Indian Homestead west
II Wagner and " gazing TO try farm
sng on his own hook ~. There
xill be Sunday school a. usual 4.
the Plain Center school house n<xs
Sunday. also preaching ut half pasx
3 o'clock Immediately after Sunday
school by j. A. Hoy~r Of Wagner.
Everybody invited to attend. Re-
member mex tScnaAy. We noterd
. floc. of geese heading for tn
north west the other day. Wonder
what's up in the mir. Guess : new
era is 10 dawn upon Us when il viii
no uncommon sight 10 see u mortxss
Will 70 sailing through the mir with
great wings o. anything such Q a
sid wash tub and umbrella. Talk
about fyin4 machines. Those who
THE OLD PETER
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-29

Some good horses for sala.
Of Y. O. K. SWenson,
+. D. No. 2. 1.16.8 D
II you are not using Platte
Flour you ought 70. Try II and
you viii not use any other 1t
the Wagner Feed Store.
For sale A good four room
house. and barn for six horses,
two lots and good well. Jacob
Grsassf. lS-smp.
Az soon - . residence can be
erected, s. e Mcfarland will
move his family onto his ranch
twelve miles southeast Of Wag.
ner. and be . stockmsn exclus.
lively.
VIM. Alexander. one OF the
wllisker trimmsrs in Cofer's
shop has rented the s. r. Nc
Farland farm north Of town, and
will hereafter change Next" to
hist" and "giddap". Won't he
be- . peach with . plow-if he
don't have to stop aud hone II
too often.
What il wrong with the mule
In Naeve's sale Of last week was
answered by Mabel Costello. who
got the check for $500. The
answer, nothing wrong with
the muls. but all good stock like
Naeve's store" We have not
vet decided whether Mabel or
her dad feels the best over her
success.
Word comes to IA that Rev. r.
N Kratz was called to Ohio BY
the serious illness Of his brother
who later died. Ohio 10 the
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-29
Farmsrs u convention

An H. Faehses 80 laviee1t - Attss1
~ nlglMsstiae = Waesresws
February l7.lo
The second annual convention
Of the Harmers' Grain Dealers
Association Of South Dakota viii
b bald at Watsrtowu. South
Dakota on February 18th and
18th.
A very elaborate program u
being arranged and among the
prominent speakers viii DO the
Hon. E. G.. DuLn Of Mason City,
Iowa: G. G. Messerole. secretary
OF the Farmers Grain Dealers
Association OF Iowa: J. L. John.
son, secretary OF the Farmers
Grain Dealers Association Of
Minnesota: Prof. W. A. Wheeler
manager Of the Dakota Improved
Seed Co. Mitchell: Hon. H. L.
Loucks. Watertown. Hon. Ex-
Governor Erod OF Clark, and
many others prominent In the
TURNER elevator movement.
A reduced rate has been Sc.
cured on Ill railroads entering
Watertown: fare and one third
on The certificate plan.
Every farmers elevator com
pany in the state should arrange
to send their board Of directors
a. . DELEGATION to this meeting
and those within . radius Of one
hundred miles should arrange
to attend in . body. a. this will
undoubtedly be tho greatest
meeting of the kind ever held Ia
the state.
For further infor nation write
L. NJ. Doyle, secretary. Letcher,
S Dakota.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-29

Notice il hereby given. that
the board OF county com mission
ers of Charles Mix county.
South Dakota, will receive bids
on the steel bridges TO be built
in Charles Nix county, South
Dakota, Ia the year 1909. st %
much per linear foot OF material.
BIDS to be sent 70 tho ONCE OF
the county auditor At Wheeler,
South Dakota and ~ be opened
by the board Of county com mis-
sioners on the 1rst day OF
March, 1909.
Specifications on iile In the Of
fee Of county auditor.
The board retains the right 81
reject any or oil bids.
Witness my hand and seal this
18th day Of January, 1909.
Fred j. Gibson.
Auditor Of Charles Mix c., 5. D.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-29

Our Honorable Franks, Trum.

Our Honorable Franks, Trum.
10 and Strohbehn. spent the
legislative vacations with their
families in Wagner.
Mrs. I. E. Lewis returned last
Friday from an extended visit
at the parental home in Ken
lucky. My!butdon'th he step high
e. C. George, of the New Era.
spent Sunday--and some more
OF the week with his family at
Parker.
w. T. Cough,in returned home
Monday evening FROM Omaha,
where he has been for a week
past.
w. G. Kirkpatrick started
Tuesday morning for the Black
Hills. where he has SO me bust
ness interests.
L. F. Phillips went up TO Lake
Andes Monday, where he Is
working on the new electric
light plant.
Now that John Absher is put
tins in q refrigerating plant
Harvey Bros. have concluded to
turn their ice house into q feed
barn for their stock.
There is to be q telephone
meeting in Wagner Saturday
February 9Th, at which time w
hope all those differences will be
settled satisfactorily, 30 thai
Bro. Eegers can find something
70 kick about. and be happy.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-29
SALE
Saturday Februau6

A public sale at my pi>ce one
mile south Of Wagner. beginning
at ten o'clock .. N. Sharp on
Saturday February 8 1909
0HORSES
! team bay gsldings, I and IL
wears old. W.. $500. l black
mare 8 yrs. cid. with. foAl. VI
l45O. l brown mare Q yrs old,
With foal. VI, l23O. Gray Geld
INF 8 yrs old. 100. Roam geld.
ing 3yrs Old. ~ $50. Pair bay
colts enming two years., we'll
matched. ! colt coming one
year old.
% HEAD OF CATTLE e
I mich cows with calf. II
two yr old heifers with calf. 3
2-yr-old steers. caIves- These
cattle are al we'll bred Short
horns.
10 sows with pig. o shoats.
100 chickens.
MACHINERY
One Nicer mick rake. one Nc
Cormick mower. one Dain sweep
rake one Dssrsng binder. eli
nearly new. One Cass gang
pillow. one Hoosisr ll.foos drill.
one lumber wagon. one hay rack.
one shovslling board one 81
heavy Concord harness. nearly
new. Set II inch work hArness.
One singls. buggy haroooA One
truck wagon.
Free lunch st noon. The sale
viii close in time Tor Telephone
meeting at 400 O'clock p. n.
Terms Of sale: AL sums Of
80 and under, cash. Over go.
time ia Oct !, 1909. q 10 per
cent. 2 per cent OF for cash on
sums over el0.
w T. CouGhlin. Owner
]. NJ. Doyle Auctioneer. E. F.
Piroutsk, Clerk.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-29

Lucien R. Follansbse has
visited Wagner before, and
his lecture Of over two hours
duration. was well received
by his hearers. We can give
Follansbee only the
highest praise - . lecturer,
and entertainer, and assure
the Wagner citizens that
theirs 10 the loss If they fail
to hear him 1t the opsra hall
Tuesday eveainG Feb. z.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-29

Born, n Mr.. and Mrs. John
Taylor, 3 SON.
Jesse VanHook and wife went
20 Wheeler Saturday, returning
Sunday.
Mrs. John Rittle has been
seriously i'll, but it is hoped she
is on the road TO recovery.
Mrs. Will Smith il on the sick
list
Rubs Smith and Nike Sewers
have just returned from IN ex-
tended visit ia Nebraska.
Rev. and Mrs. Guenther o,
the German Baptist church,
have gone TO Prssho 70 visi,
Mrs. Guenther's sister. They
expect 70 return Thursday.
Ed Hoey returned from Chi
cago Saturday, after having &C.
oompAnied his cattle shipmen,
70 that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber
went 70 Tyndall Tuesday for Z
short visit at the home Of Jacob
Weber.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-29
THE OLD PELTER


TIE New Era received : post
card from l. B. Rarkley thu
irst OF the week. Mr.. B.rklsy
10 down In Oklahoma and Texas
on : home seekers excursion,
and writes from Galveston that
he i s'eniovi~g the sum mer
weather. eating oysters ont 81
the shell and sweating every
day" He expects 70 b hac / Ii
this country soon, but II he wass
here now, be would dad that Is
would be IS easy to sweat = :
h IN Texas.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-29

r. s. Steele was at Avon Wed
nesday attending . horse sale.
Mrs. B. F. Morgan left for
Sioux City Thursday morning.
Wait for him. He 10 coming
January 20. ]. J. Krall optician.
l-o4
A. ]. Baker sold . lot of horses
at Avon Saturday, 1T auction.
r. w. Nipple was the auctioneer.
T. A. Hinxman and wife Of
Geddes were visiting at the
Kuhnes home this week.
Big Sale ct the Wagner Feed
store on Platte flour. Best GU
market. Try Il.
o. L. Shores aud wife return
ed Tuesday evening from .
months visit In Nebraska.
Have DR.. ]. ]. Krall. the op-
ticiau, look after the eyes o: your
child. On January %. 1874
F. W. Rogers has returned to
this country last week from
Burke, and has cope to work on
the Lake Andes Wave again.
For sale. House 1924. single
story; and stable: also four lots
in east Wagner. Jacob Greaser.
l-6-3mp
Mrs. John Bou1a. who has
been visiting at the Trumbo
homes, returned to her homo at
|Tyndal Wednesday.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-29

A. . lecturer who i not
only instructive but highly
entertaining. Mr.. Follansbes
has few equals and no peers.
Endorsed By press and pulpit
everywhere ~ the best pos
sible. AZ the opera house
tuesday evening. February
I'd. Tickets 1t the regular
place.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-29

1hs hssllas. soothing. rsfreshins astsss At
Hollistas's Rocky Mountain Tea cleanse
and regulates the bovsls. aol DaSt1ss
she stomach. -incseAsse nerve .eosco. nako
you v~sll-keeps yos veil. Tee - TablsA
r eoaA-H.ael Z Raoone.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-29

have good health. i've long and happy.
follow the advice OF The greatest Health
Specialists Take . physic oscsa week"
DO this and you Won't know VIA . STICK day
10 H~ollissers Rocky Aounsasn Tea b
safest physic. 3~scents.-PfnArd Ration.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-29

Aakes rich. rsd loo resssui sleep builds
strong healthy tt0ae-steady psrvss. pes
feet DIGESTION and assimilation. keeps o
veil and happy. Holiisssrs Rocky Noun
saia Tea or Tablets. = cents. Ptnsrd ; ka-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-29
Mask Ball
Whsre?
At the Opera house
W ,
Feb ). 1909

Don't forget the mask ball
Feb. 3, 1909. Suite for rent 81
v. J. Pesicka'a clothing store.
Better speak for your suit early
and avoid the rush.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23

was beautiful and corsages OF yiolets
were given each guest. Those present
included Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs. Ger.
rit Wilder. Mrs. Robert Atkinson, Mrs.
Richard Ivers. Mrs. Edward Tenney
Mrs. walbridge. Mrs. Birney.
Mr.. and Mrs J. s. Walker gave. n
pretty little dinner on Sunday. the
guests including Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs Brainerd Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Atkinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. G.. Wilder, Mr.. Walter Dilling-
ham.
Doctor van Orden was. passenger
on the Alameda after very delight
full visit here. lie, as well rs his sis
ter, Miss van Orden, who remains Tor
few weeks longer at The Pleasan-
ton, were extensively entertained.
4
Mr. and Mrs. Tibbits and Mr. f. a.
Kortit sailed in the Lurline for San
Francisco. Mr.. Tibbits is a well known
places for the big dock.
4
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. McClennan and
daughter. Mrs. Van Tine, will sail in
the Manchuria for the Orient They
have been stopping at the Moana Ho.
| tel
Mrs. Thomas Ira Cook Barr, who ar.
rived last week from Los Angeles, IN a
guest at the Moana hotel, where she
will remain until February.
Miss n. b. Winston is not returning
to Honolulu until the Spring owing to
the continued illness of her step.moth.
err in Richmond, Virginia.
4
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. C. Hagens enter.
tanned at a poi supper on Thursday
evening in honor OF DR.. and Mrs. Wal.
ter Hoffman,.
Mrs. Caroline Jenness Of the old
Newport family. Doremus, is visiting
Honolulu for a few months.
Others visiting Hawaii this week
were DR.. and Mrs. Rich, Mr. II. A.
Pratt and Mr.. David Sloan.
h 4
Miss Day who has been so III at
the Moana, Il" rapidly improving.
49, 4
Miss Krup pand Miss Green expect
to spend ten days at the Volcano.
4 +
Mr. j. s. Rear is also spending some
time at the Volcano house.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23

fresh breezes blowing directly on the
house, owing to It's perfect situation.
The guests included Judge and Mrs.
W hitney, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Kim
ball, Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton, Miss SUIT
ton, and the three sons of the house
Frederick Sherwood, AMI
Allan.
The tea hour at the Moana Hotel
is eagerly looked forward to and Mrs.
Elizabeth Church, who SO gracefully
presides. is the moving spirit, around
which everyone revolves. She has
certainly made a success Of her I'M
dertaking and everybody is very good.
for she has hosts OF friends.
There was jolly surfing party at
the Moana Hotel on Sunday, which
sailed the breakers in grand style.
There were swimming tests and the
water, so blue and clear. was voted
perfect. Tea and sandwiches on the
lanai concluded very pleasant ex-
rerience. Among those present were
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23

beautifully carried out. and the cut
glass chandeliers held candles shaded
In pink. All the electric lights were
turned of, and the candles, softly
glowing, made an exquisite effect.
Hand painted place cards, depicting
Italian scenes, were given as souve-
Mrs.
4 + 4
The entertainment which the Elks
will give next Friday evening is be-
Ing prepared for with a will, and
many new and amusing songs may be
expected. Mr.. Cunha is drilling ev.
erybody and that in itself should spell
success. Everybody should turn out
or the evenings of February 4th and
9Th.
+ + 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Lowrey gave
delightful dinner at their town
residence on Tuesday evening. The
graceful branches of the pink hybls-
Gus effectively adorned the tables
and an unusually pleasant evening
was passed in the cool rooms, tn,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23

Mrs. Ashley Robertson, Mrs. Eliza
beth Church. Mrs. Leads, Misses Hell.
en- Girvin, Madge McCandless, Laba
zee: Captain Sheares, Lieut.. Kilgore,
1t. Moses. 1t. Parker, Lieut.. Under
wood, Lieut.. Ghoremley.
4
Miss Josephine Locke. who is stop
ping at the Ward cottage. is having
n great success with her lectures and
art classes. She is magnetic speak
er and thoroughly understands her
subject and the art of imparting her
knowledge in the most beneficial
way.
4 4 L
1t was a yeritable garden OF girls
Al the luncheon which Miss Walker
gave on Tuesday in honor of Miss
Leslie Wight. Roses exquisitely
adorned the table and rose place
cards added dainty touch. Miss
Walker, so stately and elegant, is q
perfect hostess. and Miss Leslie
Wight, in pale blue, was exceedingly
pretty and attractive. che guests
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23
Sachs



george a. Batchelder, OF Menlo Park,
Cal Mrs. u. +. birmingham and Mrs
truman. Judge Lindsay received the
guests NJ the uoof ana ne was assist
tu ny Mr. waiter Dillingham; Mrs
rI"'icls NJ S"ahZy poured tea ana
Mrs' Mcure" presided NJ the cohee
."",'' ''"e's heIp'hS were MIS-. r.
= '''''' VIM mas recently returned
i'"'', "ip W Tue co"st' Mrs. hutch
''''' ", '"'" '''' ii'i',u"""', "F' Eru,
l,'"''' ''''SScs jessie Ne"neuy' Eilu
'"'''"' .""'''i ii'""rt' ne rooms
80 l,'.'''' N'o'' a'eu WIN CUT now
,,' 30 "',' S'voiS "i'l VI lne u" 'apie
VI Ii'"
,o,.,, ,.,rI and ..,,a,,,,I ,a,,,,,,,.', -, n9
hocL o.,air
On tuesday, February Ind. at IL
O'Clock noon, the wedding ceremony
OF MlSs Alleen simpson and Mr.. Lewis
H. Underwood VIII De solemnized at
81. Andrews Cathedral by Rev, VIM,
II. Bliss. Both al the young people
are very well known. Miss Simpson
is the daughter Of Mrs. T. 4. Simpson
Of l.unalilO street and Is one OF Homo
nuns pretty ana popular young society
nelieS' Mr' Underwood Is the son OF
capt T. H. Underwood OF the schoon'
CT hooert Levers ana mas been con
hec,ed WIN the hrm OF Levers q
IooNe ior NUMBER OF years lie Is
'''! E"Pu.ar among the boating ana
S"'".''S ciupS' DelhS member OF the
M!,u' hoHt Gun ana the HAWAII
"'"' C'H"' ana IN alSo one OF the Of
W '''' ''s'' 'ouse vi E'Ns'
MI. ana Mrs. Augustus Knudsen
nave engaged the cottage at the Pleas
'ht"h from february LIST and Will re-
man three months. This is pleasant
feWS Tor their friends, for they are de.
SerNed'y very popular. The Pleasan-
ION Is IuIl to the limit and people are
beng turned away daily. The need OF
the Army Is keenly ielt, and the pre-
llllhaiS work OF building Is being
rushed and the new house is expected
TO be opened by the last of February,
Doctor and Mrs. Ernest Water
house are giving large picnic at
Wailele today, which begins with at
ternOOn tea at four and sumner at
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23

included the Misses Ella Wight, Tue,
ker, Hartwell, Peterson. Watefhouse,
Margaret Castle, Vera Damon, Gras,
Claire Kelley.
Miss Harriet Hatch, daughter OF
Judge and Mrs. Hatch. and one Of the
greatly feted debutantes this season,
was herself hostess at h large lunch
ecn, when her guests were Misses
+, Weeks, Caroline Murray, Sadie Muir
ray, Aleshire. Langfitt, Yvonne Town
80 nd, Howry. Henrietta Fitch, Down
ing, Humphrey, Pichon, Talbot, Matt
land, Marshall Darlington, Lillian
Duncan Baxter, Niche, Davis, Bucha-
nan, Leech. and the Misses Stoney.
Washington Star.
On Sunday last Mr.. c. A. Brown en-
tertained a party of Pleasanton guests
at Haleiwa. The strangers were en-
raptured with the hotel and surround
ings. Among the guests were Col. and
Mrs. Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Boy
err OF Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. b. s. Os-
good, OF Cambridge, Mass; DR.. and
Miss van Orden, OF Alameda-Dr. van
Orden, by the way, returned to the
coast this week, but his sister will re-
main several weeks longerd. They are
both delighted with Honolulu, and In
tend to send many friends here,
| 4 4 4
Among the pretty dinners OF the
week was that OF Miss Hermine Krupp
at the Moana- hotel on Monday even
ing. Asters In faint tones of pink or
namented the table and the greens and
electric candles contracted very well,
The blind musician, Mr.. Cesneros
played In the drawing.room after din
Ler most delightfully."-, and Miss Krupl
was thanked for the pleasure his bril-
liant performance gave. The guests
included Mr.. and. Mrs. Lewton-Brain
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cockburn, Mrs,
Allan Bottomley, Miss Green.
4 4 a
There was very pleasant gather
ing at Rosebank on Tuesday after
roop tba occasion heinp tho birth
dov ~ Mrs Robertson the motb.,,
NJ Mrs schaefer who attains The
are NJ e,gbty-aye Most rare and
ASor,o,ta eowers were copstontIv ar
r,,,na ord Mrs Rohertson On active
md harm,ng was at her hest and
thoronghIy enioved Tho tea given In
bar honor Mr. and Mrs schaeTer's
gueits included members of the fam.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23

90 HlLDREN'S parties are always
k joy even to the "grOwn.ups"
IN but seldom does an unattached
" bachelor have the success with
w. the little ones which always
attends Mr.. Walter Dilling.
ham. lie seems to he special favor.
itc and on Sunday last the party which
he gave az "WOOdlawn" for few fav-
Ored children will never be forgotten
by them, at leasl-fOr wonderful toys
We're given each little Eucst-and all
from that famous Emporium in New
York Chwatge"-a yeritable chill
dren's paradise once sesA-a lasting
joy. Mr.. Dlllinghams small guests
We're SO excited they could hardly wait
for the mechanical toys to be wound
and when they finally did perform
such shricks Of laughter and clapping
Of hands. Hhe mammas and Uarar,
entered into the spirit Of the afternoon
and the ices, cakes and sweets were
partaken Of with much gusto. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dillingham;, Sr., We're most help.
full in looking after the guests, and u
jolly romp ON the lawn concluded Il
delightful afternoon
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23
University Club Ball

Elaborate preparations are now
well under way for the annual recep'
tion and ball of the University Club,
which will be held on February 5tn,
and which promises to maintain its
reputation rs the greatest social funC-
tion Of the winter. Great interest Is
being shown in anticipation Of this
coming event, and already dinner par
ties are being planned fol-. that night
after which the guests will adjourn
Ia SpiOy the hospitality of this popu-
lar club.
The recital which Mr.. Hugo Herzor
gave at the Castle Memorial ON
Tuesday evening, at which his pupils
were presented, was particularly sue
cessful in every respect. Society was
well represented and the program
was listened to with much interest,
frequent applause being given the
pupils Miss Irmgard Schaefer rem
dered Ave Maria" in delightful
manner and her improvement was
very noticeable. Vernon Tenney was
az his best in Carrie Jacobs Bonds
love songs, and Miss Ella Wight, so
nice looking, made distinct hit,
willamette" rendered by Miss Con-
stance Restarick, gave great pleasure
and Mr.. Christian Jenkins was adj
mirables being in excellent voice and
singing with much style Miss Kaipu
Senna's number was very pleasing
and Mrs. Hugo Herzer sang "BocIu'
in cultivated manner. Mr., Carlos
Caceres played brilliantly and the
entire program was rendered with
much eclat. Mr.. Herzer may well
feel proud Of his pupils and Of his
own well-earned success.
4
Governor and Mrs. Frear's reception
on Monday afternoon was well attend.
Cd not only by the townspeoplc, who
turned out in goodly numbers TO wei
come the Governor, but by large
number Of tourists, who were charmed
with the simple but gracious hospital
ity Of the gubernatorial mansion. Mrs.
Stephen II, Phillips OF Salem, Mass,
whose husband used to be Attorney
General here many years ago, and Mr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23

Lieut., Kilgore will soon create q
sensation with his motor boat, which
will arrive shortly--a signal probably
for many more to follow.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-23

Mrs. NJ. NJ, Scott was the charming
hostess of a luncheon on "Wednesday
II honor of Mrs. Ivers and Mrs Hyde.
Smith. The large centerpiece of rose
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-06
FOR S~ALE-Furnlture.

WANTED-To furnish your house on
easy payments; cheapest house FUR
uishcrs ia Albuquerque Second hand
furniture bought, sold and exchanged
Fun Moon Furniture an Storage co.
ia Le Breton q Co. Props, MS w
Gold Ave. Phone 45f
WANTED-Furniture to repair. w
A. Goff a Co. phone 66S.
SEE us before you uuy. crown Fur
niturc Co.. ilf W. cold.
FOR SALE New furniture and must
Doe sold 100 once 6t2 South Nruu.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-06
STORAGE

WANrED-Pianos, household goods.
etc. stored safely at reasonable
rates. Advances made. Phone $40.
The Security Warehouse and Improve
mcnt co. offices. Rooms 3 and A.,
Grant Block. Third street and Cen
trail avenue.