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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-23
"POR
REFERENCE" !.
Ell detective Reyes, de-
nuncia a Serrano por
acometimiento Y aore
sion.
Reyes dice que no presen-
clio Ell "molote."
FL agredido declara que 81 es
cleric que esta herido, pero
que no Sabe quien le dio.
De nuestro corre' ponsal

Bayam6n, julio %. Ramon Sc
rrano fue denunciado por ei detectire
Modesto Reyes de acometimiento.
Sc iieva a efecto ell iuicio, deciara G.
detectire que su denuncia es por reie
rencia porque no precenci6 los he
hechos. Deciara ei agredido, que
no sabe quien ie dio pues pudo b:
berse caido y darse aquelios goipe.
pero no afirma sea Ramon Serrano.
En- Vista de la prueba el Sg. juez lc
impuso 2 meses de carcel.
-Eustoquio Ramos, fu6 denuncia
do por acometimiento. Sc eta iul
clio v Socorro Rodriguez, lie acometido
cita a Ramos. Sc suspende ei juicio,
Sc cita nuevamente i Leonclo Ro
driguez pero no citan 4 Eustoquio
Ramos, Sc lieva a efecto ei julcio y ei
Sr. juez lie impone d Ramos Sis dc
mutt a.
Los amigos de Ramos hacen que
ell Lido. Pcsquera presente apeiacion
la que Sc hace. firman el impreso
de fianza por Ramos el Sr. Gu
mersindo Rivevera y el Sr. Jose
del ValIe.-Pero el secretario
dice que no admite la fianza has
ia que eiios no la juren 10 que cs CO.
rrecto y legal, pero no Sc hace asf con
todos NADIA mas que con ei lnfeilz Ra
mos q teniendo fiadores ha lido conva
ieciente del titus 4 la carcei.
Ell policia inslliar Pablo Baerga
piaca 534 denuncio por acometimien
to v aggression con CIRCUMSTANCES a
grayentes a Mario Nieves, probado
los hechos ei Sr. juez lie impuso I'm
afio de carcel sentencia muy justa.
FL mismo poiicia Baerga denuncla
por acometimiento Y agresl6n, con
CIRCUMSTANCES agravantes a Bartoio
Maldonado. Probado los hechos ei Sr
juez lie impuso 3 meses de carcei.
Sentehcia muy justa.
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sion en- ei cuartel general Sr. 3 q
cochea.
Ell domingo proximo a las tres (e
la tardc dara comienzo enn la Lica
Flor del Valle el juego de Base Ball
entire los Invencibles y los NJ. S. Ma
riene Corp.
Sera una lucha cntre puertorrl1ue
nos amcricanos y nadie debe faltai
al iuego. Promote ser muy interc
sante.
FL tubo del acucducto esta al des
cubierto en- muchos sitlos en- Ia cl
meta de la carretera de Santure
con grave riesgo dc romperse y traer
un conflicto al vecindario.
iPorqu6 no Sc corriie ese defecto?
| Los presos estan dcsyerbando las
cunetas dc la carretera, iprorque no
Sc obliga q la empresa del Trolley a
que haga otro tanto en- la via?
Presenta un aspecto feisimo yer
Ia via de los caros electricos cubier-
ia toda de yerba con gran perjuicio
para los pasajeros pues Sc les man.
cha cl trajc con Ia grasa que los ca
rros chorrean que Sc deposita en- el
paste de la via.
Aver estuvo en- la Mansion Ejecu'
iva, confcrcnciando con cl gober
nador respecto de asuntos del servi
! clio, cl assistant del Consolidate
E hccho cargo del departamento POI
usencia del Sr. Was Sr. Jaime Ane
V.
Esta manana estuvo en- el despa
no del gobernador, en- asuntos de
!. servicio, el director INFERNO de Sa
c ! nidad DR.. Felipe Cordero.
La fuerza de la policia que prest;
l servicios en- P. de Terra y en- Sa'
turce, 1esuita escasa y los guardia
0 tienen que hacer excessive servicio
!, Muchas vcces un policia hace servi
0 clio por cspacio de l6 Il 20 horas
. Suena ci nombre de una persons
j que reside en- esta ciudad para ocu
c par eli cargo de Secretario de p. Ric'
Sc trata dc ciemento que no desem
e pena carges en- el gobierno insular
n pero no hay NADIA seguro respect
o 4 la designation de persona que hay
II de ocupar aqueiia vacantc. Lo qu
E Sc da como cierto es que no ira d ell
o ninguno de los actualcs funcionario
s de la administration insuiar.
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despacho.
Ii Sr. Ramon Siaca Pacheco. an
tiguo empleado de las oficinas de la
Secretaria de p. Rico, hacc uso de
licencia, Ia que comenzo d di,irutar
anteayer.
Sc ha hecho cargo de la secretaria
de P. Rico, interinamente. el Sub
secretario Sr. Skinner.
Toda queia que Sc presente Ia
jefatura de la poiicia instlar contra
individuos del cuerpo. sera cursada
por el encargado de Ia nueva dlvl-
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CALIGRAfIA

CLASSES POR CORRESPON-
DENCIA.-La letra artificial de las
maquinillas, dura, rfgida y mon6to
ma. no es la de I'd. adquiera I'd. Ia
suva propia por mi slstcma de en-
sefianza Y metodo Education y ar
monia del movimiento."
Cualquiera que sea su resldencia
profession 8 sexso, POR NAL QUE
ESCRIBA I'D. lie garantizo que
adquirira en- muy breve plazo UNA
LETRA INGLESA cursiya o ma
gistral, expontanea y rapida, suges-
tiva y bella.
CLASSES A DOMICILIO EN- SAN
JUAN y SANTURCE.- -Escnba pa
ra informes al professor que suscrlbe
+ VEGA NEtARES, p. o. Bon
S43. San Juan P. r.,
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CAME.

Sc desea cambiar dos hermosas Y
buenas yuntas de bueyes jovenes,
por vacas iecheras que sean de bue-
ma raza.
Para informes dirigirse al Admi-
nistrador de este diario.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-16
SUICIDE CONFIDES
IN POLICE Chief
Says He Will End Life to Avoid
Capture for Desertion
From Navy

OAKLAND. Oct. 1.-two postcards
signed by G. Y. Henderson. who pur-
ports to be a deserter from the United
States navy. and who threatens to COM
nit suicide to avoid arrest. were re-
ceived by Chief of Police Wilson this
morning The cards are dated Oak
land. but were mailed yesterday in San
Francisco. They were evidently writ
ten a few hours apart.
In what is presumed to be the first
card the deserter Writes:
i am sorry to say it, but I am not
going to be taken back to the navy, so
you need not look for me any more. l
am going out of your reach and if you
find my body. all right; for I am going
to kill myself this afternoon in Oakland
bay"
The message on the second postcard
is this:
I am going to take poison and jump
into Oakland bay near the Webster
street bridge. 1 want you to give my
best wishes to Mr.. Teehan. Tell him l
will meet him in the other world. He
is dear friend of NINE. Goodby."
1t is presumed that the Mr.. Teehan"
referred to is Patrolman Joseph Tee
ham, who disclaims any such acquaint-
ance as c. Y. Henderson. The police
do not know of any deserter of that
name who is being sought by the naval
authorities.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-16
SURGEONS ATTEND
INJURED AUTOISTS
Mrs. L. N. Cameron of Reno
SuStains Fracture of Five
Ribs ard Collar Bone

OAKLAND. oct 15.-The coroner viii
set the dates tomorrow Of the inquests
into the deaths of Mrs. Emma Edwards.
wife of DR.. H. c. Edwards. and Marcy
Anargyros a cigarette manufactures,
who were both killed in an automobile
accident last night in the Oakland bou-
levard near Hopkins street. this side
Of ElmhUrst. The other persons who
were injured in the crash are in hospi-
tails or in their rooms at the Hotel St
Mark. being attended by surgeons
Mrs. Lillian \. Cameron. divorced
wife Of DR.. Howard Cameron, a Reno
specialist. is the most seriously injured
of the victims who were taken 10 hos
pitals last night She is under the care
Of DR. O. y. Hamlin at Providence hos
pitsl. When taken there last night she
was suffering from shock to such an
extent that only a partial examination
of her hurts could be made. She rail-
lied some today, and il was ascertained
that she sustained five broken ribs. a
fractured shoulder blade. broken col
lar bone and numerous lesser injuries.
While none of these is likely to be
fatal. the nervous shock she sustained
was serious.
Henry o. Abbott and his wife. host
and hostess Of the party which met dis
aSter, are at East Bay Sanatorlum,
under the attendace OF DR. A. S. Kelly
and DR. Dudley Smith. The physicians
say neither is seriously hurt, but Abb
bott has a broken arm.
George AnargyrOs. brother and bust
ness partner Of Marcy Anargyres, suf-
fered decorations of the face and head.
After the accident he entered an ambu-
lance with his brother, who was un
conscious, and started for, Oakland.
Marcy died at Melrose on the way in
10 this city. and the body was taken
in custody by Deputy Coroner Barber
a Fruitvale. Mrs. Edwards body was
taken to the Elmhurst morgue pending
funeral arran gements.
O. r. p. Leidy, an attorney living al
the Hotel St Mark, is confined TO his
room. with sprains Of the chest and left
wrist and a deep cut in the right hip.
He is being kept under opiates to
deaden the pain, and is attended by DR..
William Dunn. Leidy is one Of the at
torneys representing Miss Clara Hag-
gett. who recently brought a breach OF
promise suit against Philip z. Bowles,
son OF p z. Bowles, the banker. and
erstwhile private secretary to former
Secretary Of the Navy Victor II. Met
caH.
81. Mark. and H 3. Tischner, chauffeur
OF the wrecked automobile, were not
seriously injured. Tischner is employed
in san Francisco as an automobile dem
Onstrator.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-16

Among the guests whom Mrs Wal
ter Hughes Henry entertained this
evening st cards at her home in Yer
non heights We're:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-16
STUDENT ACTORS
iNMEDIEVALDRAMA
"The Shoe Makers Holiday
Will Be Staged by University
English Club

BERKELEY. Oct. 15-The old story
Of love full of yicissitudes, of lovers
unequal in social rank, but of their
triumph in the end, will be staged in
the Greek theater tomorrow night By
the English club of the university un-
der the title of The Shoe Makers holi-
day by Decker, in which London of
the sixteenth century is the scene of
the action and the daughter of the lord
mayor the heroine and Roland Lacy
nephew of the Earl OF Lincoln, soldier
and shoe maker, is the. ardent lover.
The plot reVolves around Simon
Eyre, shoe maker and friend OF the
king, whose fntercessions for the low
ers wins them royal favor. which over
comes the opposition of their parents
and wins for Roland Lacy the title of
knight.
Miss Dagmar Games. a clever student
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-16
BURNED WHILE SHE
SETS MOUSE TRAP
Mrs. F. o. Fraser Drops Lamp,
Thereby Igniting Her Cloth
ing and the Store

ALAMEDA. Oct. 15.-while carrying
a coal oil lamp and preparing to set
trap for mouse, Mrs. s o. Fraser.
who conducts a notion store at 1122
Lincoln avenue. bumped against
counter this morning shortly after q
o'clock and dropped the lamp. which
exploded and set fire to her clothing,
as well as to the interior Of the store.
The screams OF the woman as she ran
from the building and the cracking Of
the flames aroused neighbOrs and an
alarm was turned in.
observation-disclosures that she was Sc
verely burned about the hands and face.
Mrs. Fraser ran back into her store
and bravely attempted to subdue the
flames and save the stock. She was
finally prevailed upon to leave the
burning store and let her neighbors
and theN firemen battle with the blaze
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-16
Y. nj. l. COUNCIL is
HOST AT MERRY DANCE
Oakland Branch Gives Delight
full Social Assembly

OAKLAND. oct. l5.-The sixth an
nuaI ball of Oakland council No. 6,
Young Mems Institute, was held this
evening IN Maple hall under most aus
piciOus circumsta noes. Elaborate dec
orations were utilized in the embellish-
ment Of the hall. The councils popular
ity brought out large attendance,
the guests pronouncing the affair one
Of the most successful of the Season.
Stewart c. Cronin, president of the
council, led the grand march, escorting
Miss Agnes Sutton of Houston, Tex.
The committees who arranged the
pleasant social affair were as follows
ngements-Harry j. FaZakerley
(chairman), Ralph A. Knapp, Fred A.
Cullen. Les A. Mitchell, Leo J. Dolan,
Tracy T. Barrett and Edward r. Sui
livan The floor director was President
Stewart c. Cronin, assisted by Tracy
T. Barrett, James B. Doing. DR.. John
r Slayich. John y. Gala CHER, Leo J.
DOlan, Joseph l. Thomas, Edward n,
Budd and Fred A Cullen.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-16
NAMES SUCCESSOR
TO FACULTIES DEAN
Prof. Alexis F. LANCE Formally
Selected by Doctor Wheeler
as Acting President

BERKELEY. Oct. 15.-Prof. Alexis
F. LANCE of the department of eduea-
tion and dean of the graduate school
was formally named as dean of the
faculties and acting president of the
university by President Wheeler, who
sent a cablegram to that effect to his
secretary Ralph Merritt, this after
noon.
Professor Lange, who succeeds the
late Prof. Irving Stringham, occupies
a unique place in the faculty, as he is
dean both of the. graduate school, the
faculties and is acting president.
He is well known as an educator
and is popular with faculty and stu
dents Professor .Lange will hold Office
as acting president until the return of
President Wheeler next March, when
he will probably be named as dean of
the faculties permanently.
According to the order of succession
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-16
EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO

Professor LANCE took the rank OF
acting president on the death of Pro
fessor Stringham and he was requested
by the regents to attend their meetings.
Doctor Wheeler was asked formally to
nominate Professor Stringham's sue
cessor and he replied today by cable
gram.
No word has as yet been received
from Doctor Wheeler, who is delivering
a series of lectures at the University OF
Berlin under the Theodore Roosevelt
professorship. as to the death of Pro-
fessor Stringham. who was one of the
most honored and oldest members of
the faculty. A letter from the head
of the university is probably on its~way
here
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-16
WILL BE TRIED FOR
ROBBING BENEFACT0R
Man Captured in Ohio Is Held
by Judge

OAKLAND. Oct. 15.-James Rendi-
nell. whose alleged swindling by hard
luck stories told TO members of the
knights of Columbus led to his arrest
in Ohio on charge OF robbing A. j..
Foster of S1s7 was held for trial this
morning by Police Judge Smith with
bail set at $4,000.
Rendiuell belonged to the order
named and also displayed badge for
heroism in the Cleveland. o.. fire de-
partment.
Rendine1l is said TO have narrated a
fictitious robbery story to Foster. who
asked him to share his room. In the
night Rendinell disappeared with Fos-
ter's money
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-16
ACTION ON FRANCHISE
DEFERRED IN COUNCIL
Railroad Has Not Submitted
Substitute Ordinance

OAKLAND. Oct. 15.-The ordinance
to grant franchise to the Southern
Pacific company TO build a street rail-
way from Fourteenth and Franklin
streets out Franklin to Twenty second,
thence through West Oakland on a big
loop, probably will be submitted to the
city council in two weeks. The appli-
cation has been made as a substitute
for the former application for an ex-
tension of the Webster street line The
ordinance was not prepared when the
railroad committee of the council met
last night. and no action was taken.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-16

Mrs. Seth Talcott will entertain a
dozen matrons at cards next Thursday
afternoon, having planned a luncheon
to proceeds. the game of bridge.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-16

Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1Oungberg
Fitzgerald MT. and Mrs. George
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hammer
Hubbard Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Mr. and Mrs. William Smith
Hamilton Morrison Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rodolph
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-16

Mrs. Frank Ruffen Chadwick has sent
out cards for a card party, including
two score friends in her invitation for
Tuesday AFTERNOON, October 26, at her
home in Linden street. Five hundred
viii furnish the diversion of the hour.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-16

give sacrege such that into
little fifty determined that the
Rock Ridge Park should be least eighty feet with
pondrg depth
give thought beauty Ridge
appeal would no and crowded
gTh planning the highways of the From Broadway curig
of property built boulevard feet
mindful of the rolling hill which
streesto very top eurving lines.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-16

BISHOP TO PREACH Oakland, oct 15.-Right
Episcopal diocese Of Utah. will preach Sunday
evening at Trinity Episcopal church Rev
Nelson Saunders curate OF Trinity church. has
resigned TO take mp work at St Marks cathe-
,raI Salt Lake City.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-16
News Of Society
Across the Bay

- AKLAND. Oct. 15.--Mrs Annie
Hostetter has announced the be-
- trothaI Of her youngest daugh-
ter. Miss Grace Hostetter. to Herbert
DingIey. The wedding win be solem-
nized early in 1910 It will unite two
OF the oldest families in the bay cities.
Miss HOstetter has many friends in
Oakland where the news of her ap-
preaching marriage viii be received
with interest. Her fiance is the son of
Mrs. Hanab Dingley and the late Cap
tain Dingley, a pioneer settler of East
Oakland.
Mrs Frank Ruffen Chadwick has sent
out cards for card party. including
two score friends in her invitation for
Tuesday AFTERNOON, October 26, at her
home in Linden street. Five hundred
viii furnish the diversion of the hour
Mrs y. A Acker is planning to en-
terrain October % the matrons of one
OF the fortRghtly clubs of the winter.
A game OF auction bridge will be fol-
lowed by supper
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dieckman
expect TO take possession Of their new
home in Linda Vista early next month.
AilE. august f1dutDuTR mas lUFllea
a number Of guests for an afternoon at
the bridge tables at her home in Oak
land avenue Monday.
At house wedding tomorrow even
ing in the home Of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Moody. Harold
Maclise Taggart viii claim Miss Olive
Moody as his wife. The ceremony will
be witnessed by the members of the
Taggart and Moody families and few
friends. After their wedding journey
the young couple viii live in Linda
Vista.
In honor of Miss Elsie BIodgett, who
Will become The bride of Walter Dean
At one of the weddings OF the Thanks
giving season Mrs Joseph Augustus
will entertain at a musicale Monday
evening Miss Blodgett is a gifted nnu-
stefan and exceedingly popular with
group Of the younger girls.
Mrs. Seth TaIcott will entertain a
dozen matrons at cards next Thursday
afternoon, having planned a luncheon
to precede. the game of bridge.
Among the guests whom Mrs. Wal
ter Hughes Henry entertained this
evening st cards at her home in Yer
: non heights were:
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Youngbere
fitzgerald Mr; and Mrs. George
1l HUBBARD Ssa ~ Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry
Hamilton nil M Morrison on Mr. and Mrs. George
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rodolph
r-,ror,f room, h. ,d.-o-fiS
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-16

thespian. will play the part of Rose,
daughter of the lord mayor, while the
role of lover will be portrayed by
Paige Monteagle. The friendly shoe
maker who espouses their cause will
be taken by George Manship. Miss
Irene Coffin, Helen Hill and Edna Eig-
gins are the other women in the cast
The medieval costumes OF the play
ers, the lightness of the main action,
the clever situations and the street
and mob scenes make the play a de-
parture from the ordinary for student
production.
The cast follows:
The king f. johnson 10
Earl of Cornwall. &c. g. Steele 10
Lord Lincoln. ................ C. Quill IL
Roland Lacy ..........-... p Monteagle 10
AsqueY. friend of Lacy. T. ID. AIcNear II
The lord mayor of London C. W. Pendleton 10
(Citizens of London)
Master Harmon. ....-... IL. l.. Snyder 10
Master Warner. y. III. Cation II
Master Scott. -. .-...C. r. Brooks 10
Dodger. -. :----.s. Il. Clewe IL
(Shoe makers.)
Simon Eyre, shoe maker in Flower st. London
......... $500. ........ e. Manship IL
Hedge. Observation-Disclosures. G.. X. Rhodes II
Kirk ....J. A. Britton 10
Ralph. .......-.............G p. BurnhanI II
A Dutch skipper. ........-.N. Schmulowitz 10
4 boy ............ H. Coleman Is
Rose. daughter of lord mayor. Daginar Games -
Mariory wife to Simon Ayre -. Irene Coffin 10
Jane wife to Ralph. Helen Hin 10
Slbyl maid to Rose ....-.-.. Edna Higgins 1
Courtiers attendants. pages. guards. appren-
tees, shoe makers aud journeymen.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-16

Rent that vacant room by advertis-
ing il IN The Call. Phone your ad in to
Kearny Sc.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-24
THE RlGHT KIND
OF VACATION

THE right kind Of vacation for
woman to take is one wfich IL
the opposite OF her daily life. For an
stance, If she leads quiet. humdrum
existence she should travel and live In
an atmosphere where something new
ia happening every minute. II, ON the
contrary. she is busy reporter or
earns her living on the stage she
ought to go away on farm and 1--we
the simple life as close 20 nature an
Dozsible The stiffness and the mo-
notony are exactly the two things she
needs.
Most women do not know how to re-
~ conuletely and throw or their
troubies. They are worrying all the
time. and their nerves are tense.
never think about anything that IL
,,nnIaaeant. Throw of your troubles
ercant at the moment when you are
raaIlv Obliged to deal with them.
If YOU can only master this art the
results will surprise you.
r have seen a woman with only one
small worry succumb where another
carried a much heavier burden be-
cause she was wise and knew how TO
shift the weight of It so that she could
forget It occasionally.
Constant hammering is what wears
ont the brightest intelligence and the
braRest heart. That Is why no wo-
man should live with nagging per-
son
There is more than one kind OF va
cation, you know. There is the kind
where we actually go away. and there
is another which we can make right
by staying at home and which COM
sists of giving ourselves rest from
everything that is unpleasant peoples
books or situations--for certain
aength OF time until our nerves are
rested and our strength has come back
once more.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-24

G. r. Stone was Tuesday passen,-
ger from Detroit. He left for Grand
Forks Thursday to opensthe new music
store there.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Johnson and daughter
came up from Detroit on Tuesday.
o.
Bishop Edsall and Mrs. EdsalE of
Minneapolis are domiciled at the Fair
Hills house, Pelican Lake, where the
bishop is taking a good rest
O.
The regular meeting OF the ,Talkalot
club is postponed till Monday OF next
week. Mrs. C. o. Smith is to be hos
tess on that day.
Miss Dorothea Mann went to Grand
Forks this week to try the tennis court
Mrs. w. c. Mcknight OF Angus, S.
D., has arrived in Fargo and is visit
ing for a few days at 1901 Fifth street
north.
Mrs. Harry Robbins of Minneapolis
was the guest during this week of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Sweet.
to
Henry Rusch and family are enjoy
ing an outing at Kings on Pelican lake.
%
Mrs. A. o. Anderson of Grand
Forks, who has been the guest Of her
sister. Mrs. william Prescott, for the
past week, returned to her home this
morning.
o
W. H. Wright and bride are home
from their wedding trip.
o
Mrs. P. Pastoret gave a delightful
luncheon on Friday of last week for
her niece, Miss De Gooyer of Calumet
Mich. Covers were 'lald for eight
dainty hand-painted cards in form Of
summer fruits and artistically ar
ranged flowers decorated the large din
ing table. where a delicious repast was