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The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
STRENGTHENING THE SoX.
comiskey Purchases an Alleged HARD
Hittind First Baseman.

President Comiskey, OF the White
Sox. yesterday announced the pur'
chase OF First Baseman Gandil, Of the
Sacramento Pacific Coast league club.
The youngster has been ordered 70
report here al once and will be Given
the regular first basing job as soon as
lie arrives il his work comes up 10
his advance notices.
Last year he was with the Shreve-
port. Texas. league club, and played
under the name OF Arnold. He nit
.269 not an astonishiugly high figure
but lots OF his drives were for extra
bases. This spring he jumped to the
Fresno team of the California State
league. the outlaw organization. ana
later was reinstated and signed up by
Sacramento Since playing with TIE
latter club he has hit in the neighbor'
hood OF 800.
Commy is securing the country for
material with which TO bolster up the
Sox and thinks he has coppered a
prize in the person OF Gandil.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
FORD HALVES BIG PURSE
Gives Halt Of II 10 Each One OF HIS
Trans.Continental Drivers.

Announcement is made from the Ford
Motor Co. that Henry Ford has decid'
ed 20 cut in two the purse OF $4,000,
won BY the firms car in the recent
ocean-to-ocean race. giving half 10
Bert Scott. driver OF the winner. and
half 10 Frank kulick. who handled
the Ford. that finished third.
The handsome Guggenheim trophy.
won by SCOTS ear. VIII remain IN the
CUSTODY OF the Ford Motor Co. anu
will occupy position Of honor among
the firm ) racing trpnles.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
The Day On the Short
Ship.
At PONTIAC.

= HV I Fbl --f 1 r. p eAlv.
Roy Brook b. d., by silent
Brook ,Fitchl ...........
Alto. ch. m. by Aicryon
tAlieut .--.--.
Kata Also 70. m. Grady.
Major Law. b. 3. tEliiott)..
Oberon. h. < tHopkinsl .... .
Finky 4 x tPaimerb ...... d.
Earvola b. m. tIields) $500. ds
Time--2:2o14. -oi4 20i4 2.20i2.
21G PACE-PCRSE 5400.
Harry Wilkes 60. o., 81 Red
wing q. Hppkiusl .....,.....
Domino. d. Do castle ..-.-.....
Prince Onward D tFOley).
Earl W O. * fEIliotD .....-..
Time-2.1si, 2lSe.. 2:i7i.
go TROT-PURsE $500
Husky Harry hr b. ~
Ipancourt tkatubunJ ....
queen Tolus. nt. hy Pac-
tolus tHopkiusb ....,...
Countess Arthar D. tn
~ olu4l $500 $500.
Matte stark. %. III. tAllenl . ~
Time--2-22i -. 20i.. FIN. 2.-oii.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
At sHEEPsuE AD.

First RaCe-The Astarita, FOR ma res.
5-year-olds and up. : furlongs ImItA-
tor. Adriuche los. MoOnshinc. lV3, Mo
htlity. -; Scruples. queen Marguerite.
l05t Twilight queen. 100 Lily Pad
81. Ida b.. iO9. Julia Powell. lis.
second Race ycar-olds and up
mile. Maltbie Nimbus. lls; Prince Cal
.IlO: Moonshine, III, Arctic. 10.
Third Race--The Pansy Z-year-oIds,
selling 8 furlongs. turf course Scarus.
II2; ~paufield, lO4. Helen Carroll -.
sInspired Evening Song, ~.
Fourth Racc-The Advance. 5-le
miles Fitzherbert. ia, EGendl. Hi
arious. ia.
FInh Race-The Outcome swear
olds and up. lis miles Live Wire
H.: Arctic. IL: Nimbus, i2i. Footpad.
III Yankee Daughter. -, kiIlie-
crankte. s.
sixth Race-The Philauder. s-year-
Odds and up. IA, miles Miss CatesbN
1917 Bonnie Kelso o. 'Hammerless,
90. Judge Ermentrout. 1903: Hilltop 90
Eschau. "a Right Guard. ss wilton
Lackaye. loo.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
KETCHEL AND LANGF0RD
ARE MATCHED AT LAST
Affair Will Take Place az Ely, New,
on Labor Day for a Purse
Of $4,000

SAN FRANCISCO, July Sex.
Hall the fight promoter OF Ely, New.
announced today that he has matched
Stanley Ketchel. champion middle
weight OF the world. and Sam Lang
ford. the Negro for \ finish fight al
Ely on Labor Day.
The purse will be $4,000 and both
lighters have agreed 70 Degin train
ing SO as 10 be in condition by Sep
TENDER 9.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

'Battcd for Joss in eighth inning
tBatted for Liehhardt in ninth inning
some oui wHcu winning run scored.
Il
CleveTnd % % 70 3-f
Detroit - o.
Hits-SiN hitI and 80 times az bat or
Ioss IN - hlt gu1H lines at bat ~
Liebhart iu ~Flsst base ON errors
cleveland J. Detroit = Two base hits
-Cr8V ford. EHsteriy Three base hit .
MCINTYRE Sacrifice Iits-Htnchman n.
Perrtug Schmidt Double play Ball
and StoVall Base on halls-Dn Joss :.
eft on bases Cleveland Z. Detroit .,
Struck out--By Joss =. hF Itebhait
Passed l-EasterlN Time 81.
Evans and Perring.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
Carriers No. 2 Beat Station c.

The Carriers No. > team from the
Detroit postoffice defeated the team
from Station in game played y
Clark park. by "a score of ~ 10 Z"
Mauer and Clark were in the points
for the winners. krecke pitched and
Lacy caught for the Station { team.
BlumbeTg's all round play was fea'
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
Want Williams Back.

IL is rumored in New York that
Manager Stallings is trying 10 land
second baseman Williams, of the 81
Louis Browns. who. for some unknown
reason. was traded away from the Hlll
Top last year by Foxy" Griffith
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
zine for the old.Timers.

The Athletics former third base
man. Lave Cross. who threw IN the
management OF the Shamcsin club. %!
the outlaw Atlantic league is nov
scouting for the Athletic club.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
Cham Fans Twenty Men.

The Tremonts defeated the Toilets
by the score OF 10 >. Gust Chapp
struck out 90 men. 4 return game
will be played Saturday, July 10. 4
meeting will take place at the club
room tonight.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
NOTEWORTHY EVENTS
IN THE LEAGUE RACE

With the score TO | against
them. the Maps scored three RUSS
i'm The ninth off Mullin on dun-
bile by Easterly. singles by Hirch-
man and birmingham, Perrirs
sacrifice and hits by Bradley.
Ball and Bemis. Joss retired
from the box in the seventh.
The New York club lost its sixth
straight in a smuggling match with
Boston. SchlitZer and Chech pitch
ing against Manning. Chcsbro and
Quinn.
In the Cleveland game. Schae
fer. Easterly and Birmingham got
three hits each and Ball. M short
Tor the Maps. accepted II chances
without an error.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
airninohsm Kids Want Games.

The p y. s. Of Birmingham. wish
games with any l. or l3-year-old team.
address, \. l.evinton, Birmingham
Mich
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
seminoles Enter Challenge.

The Seminole A. c. would Ike to
hear from any fast II or lS-year-oid
teams Tor a game Sunday. July IL.
Phone Ridge 547 after $50 r. M. and
ask for Backie.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
Those pecuIIar AtnIetles.

The Athletics seem 10 be one OF
those teams that are weak on paper
end strong on the diamond. That's
way Connie Mack has.-Washington
Star
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
Penn Champ as Usual.

There is not much doubc that Penn.
svlvania had the strongest college
team and Is the real champion
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08


This morning The Tigers devoted 20
preparing Cladd Rossman for IN
eruelng Thar is surely before him II
viii bee recalled that it was The PAiia-
dolphM Oiub which, Urged on BY ia
ln,mas. fhc eN-Tige So etec'uaiiy en-
Cincered Claud s. Cnlusion by making
him throw 90 bases here month pr
more AGO. Ciaud was tnen so utetiN
u disgrace Chat lis release Was en-
nut decided ou since he mas been
PLAYING good ball. following his rein
statement. and he h. siill The Chuice or
Manager Jennings Tor the nrst ndsihs
Job
The Tigrrs have drilled it into Claud
that Dr. will have 40 Il. lot OF throw
ing I'm this series. and the morning
practice found the regular inteld IN
positiou With base runners ON ne
SACHS. iustructde Go pull on the stunts
tf4+sai3htcdlA- he- AlLEm pLEL-
al Glands expense. through this series
and the one with Boston.
Tho double steal following a throw
from The pitcher witch catches the
man mapping of first. was essayed
several times. as well as the play on
which. inter am 0ut al ursL a runner
tried 10 90 from frs 20 thWd
There was never any reason 10
doubt the strength OF Claud ; throwing
and the way he moved
down his men made Jennings OPP
timisuc
We'll be ready for EN-" Was his
rlccnh comment as toe team was pull
"a OF The field at the finish
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
pc,ro,,er. VIII n. ,r,eres.cd 90 kro,,

that Robbie Parker the former 10
troit COLLEGE PLAYER now with Jack
son. has been compelled by league
ruling 20 shed the Httlc rod cap
which DO has worn Tor eight seasons
on the field.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
And Bush Was Benched.

mo Tigers are sun smiIlng oNVF
the adventure which netell "Donie'
Bush a. Cleveland. where. enragei
over an adverse decision 10y Umpire
Perrine. ne kicked SD vigorously as 70
require his expulsion from the game
OTeary succeeded him and heldef
perfectly. though those who maintain
that bee Is the mascot OF the team are
having trouble in reconciliug this with
the fart that ii was after his advent IN
the plav that the disaster occurred.
though he WAS in no way himself 10
blame.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
, m.b -, baltimore chased Umnirr

pill BYRON Of Detroit OF Tire n"l'
and. severely banged him up Bill
wasn't 40 rottcn hut suOgrod FROM
ife aegrossfvs tcfuper1 mont \
Swede named Lind was plprbcd.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

pusinrsx-Iikr Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind tldt
looks rixht Times Printing Co., No,
Is John II ST. Phone 4sS.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
THREE BASEBALL RACES az GLANCE
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE.
DING.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results
Lansing 8 Saginaw Go luninssD
Adrian II. Kalamazoo ..
Rattle Greek :. Bay CITY ..
Jackson g. Flint %
rodn-'s t.nmes.
saginaw at l.ansin.
p lint AT Jackson
Kalamazoo at Adrian.
Battle creek at Bay city
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

,namplonships I'm which he heat
CartmelI o. America only q foot.
makes ~ look ne N Do" is fer from
being the Splinter OF the egr
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING.
Nc.trrdnN.- Re.nIt,

pittsburg =. Chicago
New York .. Ph!llses
Brooklyn 20. Boston tl.
Todns's Games.
81 fouis at Boston
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
PttfshurZ AT New York
Chicago at Philadelphia. q
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

The Prepping Of Rossman.

will allow the Tiger right-handers 20
take % biz easier
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

Apprentice allowance
Weather-CIear. track fast.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08

Athletics at Detroit
Washington at Cleveland.
Chicago at -. Louis.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-08
!. the s.br,ouc, Of George


Hardin tho ne WpossihNitv for the
Tiger pitching star. Iic'- a gradu-
ate from indepeudent hail in -.
Louis
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-06
MILESTONE ITEMS.
By the TITO B,onds-

Mrs. Bake and Asry visited
Mrs Jane Holt Ss:arday.
Mrs. Johnson who has been
SICK, is able 70 be ont again.
Mr.. and Mrs.. D. s. Giesn
made a business TIN to topn
Friday.
Mrs W. ". Bake visited Mrs
Cflas. johnson Thur.
We certainly enjoyed Calf
: Items Come again.
| Ms. Earnest NeEkifk sisitnd
Mrs Green AoD3ay.
yada ard Lille aelum-s. Dare
and I've Green, and Emma
Johnson spent a pleasant eve 1t
NJ. Ea-5es' Nexsirxs Sunday
right.
Nary Artery visited Elns
ard Cara johnson Sa1asy E'cAi
and Monday
, Liza Green y!s.ted G.be.
He2brfg Sunday.
Cara JShrso, srert a peas
day with Dove Green Sat.
Mr. Joseph Royal Of Macon D
attended the t1Eeral o. his Dro
.her M-. v. 3. Roysl Fyidzr,
who did d: he home 0. M- L..
Royals.
! We'll II i s4a this in p..ni ! y :.
cone agair. 80 Dye bye.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-06

IN the middle Of tie Lake nnd
tzoks The car.
ciarsncs Newly VA se<b ssins
to Xossccd Sunday. real early,
Hsnsy Smart is Planting ecru .
sev. DAYS this ve~k fof Elmer
xsshy.
Well P.rmer,sr vas . welcome
gns.. NJ Emms Srnsrss Sat aighs
Mr. Hossrd called ct Mr.. De.
mo,sss Aopday-
En Sma-. VIA g veicoms cal.
lsT Of Nall Pxrmester San.
Alice Miller Is ssayin /, at Nj
Wi.sors' .: prasent.
Mr.. Rilson and yife speDt Sun
day With ir. S.ses and wife.
We hear Of On. 2 Denote beips
a. Fialsvs SAP. week, wvbdsl
.bst ihs attraction vas, guess
Lizzie knows
Martin Miller xife spd children
called .. his fathers SIN,
Clara Gssp-rson sndNorA Rilel
called on xIggis ami Oma Rober.
.or isst Thursday.
We Sc Warren Robertson tray
"a the road quite nitsn eastward
wonder xbst the attraction il
sa=ss SauHy South knows.
Emma Smart and Seliie Par
m4p:s; wen;to Mi. Sat. and 81.
,;ayei themselves with Ano,he
boat ride.
Jim Parmsn'sr VS. seen goini
+ Ha,.v..le las, Friday.
Ws'r=a Rqbsr:son taken suppe
WITH smsr;s SUI night.
Emna and Nellie taken q fin
iazsv ride San. s..-rnoon,
Ii-s Gale MS. Neaby AM
Mr. Hobbs called &, Parmenter.
Tuas ere.
Tie old lady Vaughn is xors1
a, pre>en. writing
Cone again Rosemary.
WI ring OF If ! see this IL prin
viii cone again.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-06
MISSOURI
PATEN rs

Gfen'ed last week. Reported by C. B
snnu i Co, pAtn' Ai,o,ur,s. VIZ
ngson ID. g..
L. Z Adrcou, ST. Louis, Pipe
Clamp and hanger. c. Allison,
ST. Louis, Culvert Il. S. Cele.
mon, Sikeston. Stop device for
engines. S. F. Faucet, Contra.
liza, MISUNDERSTANDING nipple.
ment. 6. J. fiach, F. Hach, and
II. Bosch. st Louis, Washboi er.
NJ. Hahn and G. Mayer, S..
Louis, Automatic catch hook and
release for dredge- buckets. L. /.
Hamilton. New Madrid. Au,ona,
tic pencil->harpeney. c. T..
8orrell, Montgomery City, Mail
catching and delivering apparatus
Il. ". johnson. St. Luis, Natal
w:sdow'screen. A, Lawson, St.
Louis. Book sheet-periorating
device. P J. Panty T., St Louis.
Door-look. J. NJ. Powers and J.
l.. Boyd St. Louis, Weather
strip for metal framesaad sash.
F. Taoer, Elvins, Chain CRATE
J. S. Thurman, St. Louis.
Pneumatic cottor.picking system
W. E. Chrland, ST.. Louis. game.
board. W.uWhelan' St. Joseph,
Gasoline. burner.
Fer copy Of any oi above rs,,cr
trd ten cents n Postage s,smrs with
date 81 'bis paper 10 e. A, Snow &C.
Wa.tin stn. d {:
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-06

f@SSSrss 3120G3 LE9e lave
hesa Progressing si.s sAsss plss-
ing iios TIL iss last eoapls d.ys
ssr big rsirs Is grrips III. = ,re.s.
a Sig crowd aissnded III. sale
II Ms l. Msrcnn. the aoh-
1fs. ssr-sn rs gnss to Ssb. ez-
r,s'..s 10 start the !-t Of Nay. h@r
dargSsss Ada 10 very sick.
NJ. Tr9mto xnd wife wat :Se'
zs.h 30 So their daughter Fasnis
-cre vho is r-pari+d ysry s.st.
G4o. AID Sherman Toxs LEI,
tasir bnns Non. noniiug ,a@y are
clnvas.az igr fic;E,ss 70 eni.rSs,
-s xsb shsra god success.
Ths'e ~i. h- surGsy Scaoo!
eonv=asicn a=ld ST Dutch Chap!
Mar. thu ::@'-t. AID 33th. Evs.y
b,dy c0ns.
Johais Ta.ai u'n has goue &c
SaEt.h h=nd Net d. il be had s-s-d
nv advice i. sou,d Of .sru s..y q,
home . li;,is lorgsr ISL pour limb.
e, . lit,le stronger.
The farmers uuion as4 orSar;z
ID a. i.2a+ Sta. ,h~r- .as six,@=:.
.iG7'! the hr.t 4ig.., s.,a ia=m
. slce.ss.
! Hsi'o Pierce City W mi. roo,
!isr. Aud Flyrsnc= ne VOC ID
ike % hear from yen again, bols
yoG are ho,diLg gu. faithful IN
TIE i..;s Of IL Lri.
". Della M.Clshau u.s fur
r.e1 a. Da.ch Caapel Ap.i. lsth
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-06
IaLOxb ITEMS

Very .!t,le corn planted 70 oar
yac!al,y
Mrs, Ram,y NJ Springfield j.
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Va.
.er HGrtoc. Vi HacVt.o.
Mr.. RGb"r. freeman ana wife
spent Sunday wits Mf. R.l
Brake and wife.
The many friends r. NJ Jack
Sourshy me- al his hone All. !
23rd. and gave hin quI.. A sar.
prise, being i.is birthday. They
all report plly good time and
an exceilen. d.nAcr. The city
bad iesul, was ,ha. the woman
complained o. sore avs and stin
tongue, don't know wha, the
trovbc vas unless they were
forced to talk to much.
Prospect u fru., are good in
this yacin,ty
Well If these few lines don't
GrJ tina rr1S =. "a .l.t 7 ,,tI1 ,.,,,.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-06
MTS. GROVE NOTES

~.
AT the special election hela
here Saturday for the purpo..|
OF Organizing a special road
district tie proposition carried
BY a Vote of rs to 4. T.,is m san.I
better roads for a distance al
three mics from Mountain Groye|
On the north south and ives. ana
to me Texas county line or tbsl
east.
The Mountain Grove Hin
School baseball Team and a .aam
composed Of the clerks Q. the|
City played an iptere sting camel
of bali Friday q. the B.s9halI'
park The clarks was hy 4 score'
of Q tos
Tho Nichols Auuserar, CD
are exhibit '1g here this ok
There are several a,:ra .;;onsI
including a Iarrysoro17l
Elder Frank P. Bezoaie. ,as.or,
.. the Christion Charch , Thu
City preached AZ Cabool, Sa7a,y.I
/ We are having pretty ws her
ag-!a after havi-g b1ea Tlsi,eaI
ny severed days q: rain.
There were god many Pc ople
in town Saturday, and +. wass
busy day fer oar Merchants. h
Las. weeks Items
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-06
SOME PIChCpS
81 the rosemary.

Her ! come again With a few
.taIs.
Agnes Zsvtrs spent Sun. exc
with ! ..n ard Lille Hyl,on.
Eo'Tia Duke :. staying a,
D1.ae;;'s Ho,el a: present.
Da.sr Wood vas seen in Nor.
wooi ST..
C4.-ch a, Cornelius Sunday
was well attended.
Flo-s Romines spent a pleas.
afternoon Sunday with Matilda
Sewers.
Halo Cal. talk Ike you had
seer FairYiew nls.y ball. Hurrali
for Fajrr!ew' They always beat
Milestone don't they.
Hartir ki!liau left Norwood
Monday for Bona $40.
l. is TOO bad that Mr. Coles
horse j. crippled, for BERTHE has
- wax Low.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-06

| Several q tAe xeiehbors ksEs
earn planted
TIE fro~. Saturday night ~
are Afraid did nsch damaged
10 tsetrsit
Nora Rley and Cara Casper.
soa ylsited Cod, Dz-is Thors
.. sse.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-06

Bysic;e riding b The OrLer Of
the day.
Mrs. n. r. Mitchell Is going 70
try raising some fne chickens
this spring. hope she viii sue
coed.
Ctras Ussery Vas Ia Ncrvond
Friday.
Mrs. KiIlizn SIN suffers from
rheunztisrn bat ia able 70 get
out and feed her chickens.
ALB IT and John Doneison Vas
seen going toward Norwood Sun
day.
Mr. Jebers is On the sick LIST
at present.
Grover Halseil and family have
returned fran Okla
Mr.. Mangus and family spent
Sunday at III. Coxdeas.
Wm. Dunsan Of Springfield
made business trip 10 Norwood
Saturday and returned TO Spring
field Sunday night.
Hope the cold weather hash
killed the frait.
Well must say good bye fol
the present.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-06
THECRESSEr
NORWOOD NJ
local L1RE


Mrs Bel Brinegar aa,i Mrs.
Bel Holt psid Mrs. Cal Hols .
sssit OF as. MCrizy.
Mr. Bsrris. riie ard daughter
was 4, ,he Cosozy iabern!cle q
last Sunday.
Mr.. Eeybarg zt.0 has beer
SIX is getting ssne oe,isr 4.
present writing.
Bro. J ". S.5ke. Las sen, az
Article 70 TIE cgg.sE- - Seal.
!s-. Thicn Vii APPEAR 1sx. xes.x
eyeyy b>dy koztsr
Miss Alice Neazirk = home
again and '4as %, = cisrch in
ION pang x.'o n@- ,s:ar and
othsrs On iAs, sgnd.y
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-05-06

BIO l. ;. + rrttt: (
Please say through h. GREY
SET that | received q pleasant
and friendly call q, ny lone
l!o)sier home by Ell" Slons
OF the JAH,Viile Colory. yhauks
from the plain Hoos.ee orphaut
a. home.
/ y. H5bbins
?. S. ! am not only al orphant
but my only Brother de: about
. week ago 4ysars Younger than
!, | have but one li.n. sister
She is far away, ore OF ny child.
rem q boy i. the other side Of the
world from Us Cruise. Cleveland.
All other children arc hundreds
oil miles from me ii different
places. | am alone here with no
xiii, or kin, trying Ike Abrahaml
70 live by faith. Hence you SEE
tie correctness of the name Lone
Hoosier Orphant ard if God
blesses me as he did Abraham i
shall be thankful.
l. N Robbins
The Lane Hoosier Orphauk
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PLEASANT HILL. ITEMS.

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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-05

Mrs. W. W. Evans entertained at
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-05
PERSONALS

Carroll Bintz viii leave on Sept. Is
for Cornell university
g
Miss Carrie Calvin and Bert Calvin,
who have been visiting i'm the city dur
ing the week, left for their home in
san Francisco on Saturday.
s. \
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Z. Perkins re-
turned on Friday from an extended
eastern trip.
\ 4
Miss Gladys MCCouaughv returned
Monday from a trip 70 Chicago. Mr..
and Mrs. NcCOnauEhy stopped en- route
at their ranch in Colorado.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward BureT, Jr., and
little son have returned from an eX-
tended visit to eastern points.
= +
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kelsey and family
and Mr.. Kelsey's mother and sistel
spent last Sunday at ROach's resort in
PaTIey's canyon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron Brown and
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-05
WEEK IN SOCIETY.

Miss Leigh Block was the hostess at
a charming affair given yesterday in
honor of Miss Ina EddiIgfield Of Wash
ington. d. Q. The dining room was
decorated in white asters and yellow
daisies. and about thirty guests were
entertained at the tea. Those who as
sisted were the Misses Carrie Sapping-
ton. Jessie Home. Hazel SappingtOn and
HOLSTER Hancock
Mrs H. - Branch entertained with
a delightful afternoon party Saturday
in honor of her nephew, Clyde Barnes,
OF Denver.
Mrs Lydia Vinegar was the hostess
at a delightful Kensiugton given Fri
day afternoon. The affair was a thin
Bile party, and prizes were won by Mrs.
Herbert Hays and Mrs. Trout. The
decorations were in lavender and white
asters.
Miss ElinOr Stewart entertained at a
charmingly appointed luncheon, given
on Saturday afternoon in honor Of Miss
Rae BaTtch.
Raymond Dyan of Ogden spent the
weekend in Salt Lake as the guest Of
Lee Young. On Sunday Mr.. Young and
his guest and q party of fifteen guests
were entertained with q delightful din
ner party given at the country home of
Mr.. and Mrs n. c. Anderson in Cot
tOnwOod canyon.
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Mrs. F. Erickson Of South State street
entertained the members of the Sixty
three Card club on Thursday afternoon,
the prizes being won by Mrs. R. J.
Kennedy and Mrs. Z. Lancaster. The
club will meet this week at the home
of Mrs. Harry Bowen in Forest Dale.
Mrs. Speer was the hostess at a
charming pink and white luncheon Civ
en- in honor OF her daughter, Mrs.
Mitchell Of Pittsburg, on Tuesday.
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Rev. Max Rice was the host at a
picnic party given TO about sixty guests
on Saturday. The party went up Emil
grafton canyon, making the return trip
by moonlight. Mrs. Charles PIummer
chaperOned the affair.
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Miss Amelia Peterson entertained a
party of friends on Friday evening by
an automobile ride about the city, and
later served refreshments at the home Of
her parents, 1856 East Fifth South street
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Mrs. W. W. Evans entertained at