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The Robesonian., 1910-02-17
PHILADELPHUS PENClLlNCs
Washington's Birthday Exercis-
es-A Valentine Party-Per-
sonals.
Correspondence of The Robesonian

Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Red Springs, R. F. D. 2, Feb.
lo-A short programme is being
prepared by our school forWash-
lngton's birthday. 1t will be
open to any visitors who wish to
attend.
Miss Kate Mcmillan, one of the
former teachers here, spent last
week visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
Mackenzie. She is now inserts,
S. c., spending a while with rel
atives there.
A very novel and entertaining
Valentine party was given at the
home of Misses Blue Belle and
Katie McCallum on the evening
Of the 18th. The Misses Mccall
lum are ideal hostesses, and fine
time is reported by the many
young folks present.
Misses Isable and Mary Mac
Kenzie spent the weekend in
Rowland, visiting at the hospita-
BILE home of that genial Scotch
man, Mr.. Sandy Mackenzie.
They report a most enjoyable
trip, and assure us that Rowland
is the place to go for a good time.
Misses Mack Carmichael and
Mary Weatherly, of Dillon, S.
c., have been guests at the home
of MIR. J. F. Mckay for the past
week.
Mrs. D. A. Buie, who has late
ly been confined to her bed with
grippe, is convalescing.
DR.. Vardell. of the Presbyter-
ian College at Red Springs,
preached at the Philadelphus
church in the absence of the pas
tor. His sermon was greatly
enjoyed by all present.
Uncle Joe."
The Robesonian., 1910-02-17
PARKTON PARAGRAPHS.
A Valentine Party - Personal
Mention.

Parkton, Feb. 15-Miss Essie
Lancaster delightfully."- entertain
ed at a Valentine party at her
homeMonday evening. The out
0f-town guests present were
Messrs. Justin McNeill and w.
N. Smith, of Lumberton, and O.
P. Breeze, of Fayetteville. Miss
Lancaster proved herself a very
charming hostess, giving her
friends a jolly good time.
Miss Ethel Cashwell, who is
teaching at Rennert, spent Sat-
nrday and Sunday at home.
Mr.. andMre. I'D. Gillis attended
the Gillis-Harmon wedding at
Rockfish last week.
Messrs. O. P. Breeze and Mar
shall Jones, Of Hope Mills, were
in town Sunday.
The Robesonian., 1910-02-17
ST. PAUL NEWS.
Directors and Officers of New
Bank-To Erect Large Office
Building New Railroad Work
Personal.
Personal.
CORES pondence of The Kobesonian.

CORRESPONDENCE or The hObeSOnan.
St. Paul, Feb. 15-The stock
for the St. Paul Bank has been
subscribed and at a meeting held
here today the organization was
completed, with capital stock
$4,000. The directors are as
follows: L. Shaw, DR.. T. L.
Northrop, E. N. Davis, L. McIn-
mis-, A. K. McEachern, A. B. Nc
MILAN, Bun Tolar, A. D. Evans,
Or. r. G. Rozier, L. L. McGoo-
g;n Joseph Allen. At the
meeting Of the directors the fol-
lowi ng officers were elected: DR..
T. l.. Northrop, president; Mr..
A. R. McEachern, vice president;
Mr.. L. McInnis, cashier. The
bank will build a nice large brick
building and arrange for the St.
Paul Cotton Mill office and a drug
store, also build a hall for the diff
ferent orders. namely, Masons, K.
of P, and Woodmen. Work on
the building will begin immedi-
ately.
The contractors have begun
work on the new railroad which
is to run from here to Elizabeth
town.
Mrs. Dudley Odum spent a
few days with her husband, who
is in Fayetteville at one of the
hospitals. Mr.. Odum's condition
has not improved much.
Mr.. R. c.. Lawrence, of Lum-
berton, is here today. Mr.. w.
2. McAlliste", also of Lumberton.
spent yesterday in our town.
Mr.. / , H. Townsend went to
Fayetteville today on business.
MIR. w. K. Bethune, secretary
and treasurer of the Robesonian
Pub. Co., spent part of the day
in our little Gown. Come again
Mr.. Bethune.
Mr.. J. M. Butler, who lives
near Tolarsville. was here today.
Mr.. A. w. Mclean, of Lum-
berton, was here last Friday.
The Robesonian., 1910-02-17
How a Buggy Came to Grie,-
An Automobile the Innocent
Cause.

A buggy belonging to Mr.. J.A.
Barker came to grief Tuesday at
ternoon about 5 o'clock because a
boy driving two-horse team
hitched to a wagon was interest
ed in an automobile which his
team did not give more than
passing notice. Mr.. Barker's
horse was standing hitched to
the buggy at the hitching post at
the side entrance of the Bank OF
Lumberton, on Fourth street.
An automobile was standing
across the street in frcnt Of The
Robesonian Office. Along came
Mr.. Dave Jones, son Of Mr..
Spurgeon Jones, who lives near
Barker's, in the wagon. Mr..
Jones was watching the automo-
bile and did not notice how far
he was edging to the side of the
street away from the machine.
The buggy was standing there
not doing a thing. A hub on
one of the wagon wheels caught
the right rear wheel of the bug
gy, caught a felly between two
spokes, and tilted the buggy up
bit, and the wagon passed on.
And then the horse hitched to
the buggy, which had been quiet
up to that time-the horse, not
the buggy suddenly took an
interest IN things and did the
rest. No wonder. He wanted
to know, dout tless, huccum vlo-
ience was being uone tc his bug
gy; so he reared and pitched and
succeeded in turning the buggy
wrong side up, broke shaft,
and had almost gotten loose HIM
self when be was caught. Be-
sides the broken shaft, the only
serious injury to the buggy w; s
a broken wheel-the right rear
wheel, the one that was caught.
The wagon kept a-going.
The Robesonian., 1910-02-17
To Build Through B. & L. AS
ISOLATION MIR. Wittkowsky
Invited to Address Meeting
Next Thursday.

'fbe first two applications for
loans We're passed yesterday by
the Robson Building & Loan AS
socjation, the applicants being
ar. Dennis Biggs and Rev. E.
M. HOyle. Mr.. Biggs will build
on his lot on North Elm street,
between the residences of Mr.. T..
l.. Johnson and Mr. j. L. Steph-
ems, a Groom cottage. The con-
tract will be let in a few days
and he house will be built at
once. Mr.. Hoyle will build a
Groom two-story house on his
lot in L!ndell, North Lumber
ton.
Mr.. s. Wittkowsky, of Char
iotte, has been invited by the
Industrial & Commercial Club to
address the citizens of the town
on the building and loan on
Thursday night of next week. If
the date suits Mr.. Wittkowsky
a meeting will be held that will
doubtless arouse much interest
In this new institution for Lum-
berton,
The Robesonian., 1910-02-17
Notices of New Advertisements
To the Editor of The Robe sonian.

Money to loan-McIntyre,
Lawrence & Proctor.
A horse for sale.
A great premium offer.
Town lots and houses for sale.
Beef cattle wanted.
Winchester shotgun for sale.
How to blast stumps IN. ia
cobi Hdw. Co.
Win the prize at the Morris
Steam Bakery.
Bargains in real estate.
The Robesonian., 1910-02-17
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Caldwell
Entertain.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Caldwell
entertained a few friends at din
ner Tuesday, evening at their
home on Elm street. Those
present were: Rev. and Mrs. G..
H. Durham, DR.. and Mrs. H. T.
Pope, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira L. Pope,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Higley,
and Mrs. w. 3. Pope, of
Franklin, Indiana, who has been
spending some time in 'wn Wis
iting at the homes of Dr.. and
Mrs. H. T. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira L. Pope.
The Robesonian., 1910-02-17
A New Hospital Practically AS

sured.
That Lumberton will have in
the near future new and up-to-
date hospital is now practically
assured. And this has been the
work of only two days, for the
matter had not been mentioned
until Tuesday. On that day DR..
r.. D. Kitchin conceived the idea
that it would be a good thing for
the town to have a hospital COZ :
Quoted upon certain lines, anu
the way in which the suggestion
has been received by other doc
tors and by business men war
rants the assertion that the hos
pital will be built.
1t is proposed to form a stock
company and to place the hospital
when ready for operation in
charge OF some competent man
who shall run it on a business
basis and shall have entire con-
troll, no doctor having anything
to do with the management. In
this way patients who are taken
there will be at liberty to sum-
mon any doctor they may prefer
either from Lumberton or any
other town. 1t is thought that
doctors from other towns in the
county will take stock.
The proposition has met with
encouragement from the start
nd there seems no doubt that
the hospital will be built.
The Robesonian., 1910-02-17

Mr.. ]. R. Morris went to
Wilmington Saturday night and
returned Monday ev ening with
Mrs. Morris, who had been
under treatment in Wilmington
for a month and had been stay
ing at the home of her mother,
Mrs. J. T. Kerr. Her many
friends will be glad t. know
that Mrs. Morris condition is
very much improved
The Robesonian., 1910-02-17
Mrs. B. r. Tillman, Jr., Wins
Suit to Secure Possession of
Children.
S. C. Dispatch. 18th.

C ] bla. s. C. Dispatch 18th
Granting the mothers plea for
the custody of her two little chill
dren, the Supreme Court of South
Carolina this morning handed
down a decision in favor of Mrs.
B. R. Tillman, Jr., who sought to
recover her two little girls,
Douschka Pickens Tlllman and
Sarah Stark Tillman. from the
possession of Senator and Mrs.
b. 4. Tillman. The decision is
based on the ground that the deed
Of transfer by B. R. Tillman, Jr., !,
was invalid, sapplied to the moth
er, the act under which it was
made being in violation { f theState
and the United States constitu-
tions, in that it did not carry the
signatures of both parents. the
court, therefore, granted the ap-
plication for haDeas corpus. AS
soon as the decision was announc-
ed attorneys for young Mrs. Till
man took steps toward securing
the children.
The Robesonian., 1910-02-17
Negro Cuts Wife's Throat and
Shoots Mother-in-Law.

Fayetteville Observer, 18th.
News reached the city today
that on last Thursday night IN
list township, four or five miles
east Of Raeford, Jerry Willis, a
negro, cut his wife's throat, and
as her mother, Annie Jones,
came into the room he drew lis
pistol and shot her in the breas' /,
from the effects of which 81 e
died last night. Willis ESCAPED
and is still at large. Annie Jones
was the wife of Abram Jones, a
we'll known colored man in that
section.
The Robesonian., 1910-02-17
A DELIGHTFUL AFTERNOON
Young Matrons' Club Entertained
by Mrs. George Goodwin French.
ported for The Robeson,an

Reported for The Robesonlan.
Mrs. George Goodwin French
entertained in honor of the Young
Matrons' Club Friday afternoon
from 3 to 5 o'clock. Owing to
the inclement weather, carriages
were sent for the guests by the
thoughtful hostess.
Mrs. A. w. Mclean received
at the door, while Mrs. French
welcomed the guests in the hall,
inviting them into the sitting
room, where Mrs. Tom Cox re-
ceived and conducted the guests
to the conservatory, to the punch
bowl, over which Miss Anna Nc
Leod presided with grace and
ease.
The halls and parlors were
beautifully decorated in festoons
of bamboo, and the curtains were
adorned with cupids, hearts and
arrows, all harmonizing in taste
full effect under the brilliant
light of chandeliers.
Master Berry Goodwin French,
with his heart upon his sleeve,
paid his RESPECTS to the ladies,
winning many hearts in return
for his gallantry.
A contest, in heart shape, en-
gagged the the earnest attention
Of the guests fer some minutes.
When the allotted time had ex-
pired the hostess requested all to
repair to the dinning-room, where
a scene of beauty delighted the
eye. The table, with snowy linen,
ornamented with groupes OF
cnimson hearts encircled with
sprays of smilax and suspended
from chandelier to the corners of
the table, made a blending Of ar.
tistic color which was enhanced
in beauty by a background Of
palms.
MissesBertaMcNeill and Maria
Nash served refreshments ir
heart design, both in salad course
and cream and cake. Each CUES
was presented with a heart as ;
souvenir by the hostess, the1
ali returned to the parlor to learr
the result of the contest. Mrs
| A. H. Mcleod and Miss Ann;
| Mcleod cut for the prize, Mis-
Anna being successful. Severa
other ladies deserve honorable
mention" for just missing th'
prize, even by a half point. 4
crimson satin box of sweets il
heart design with dainty blue
ribbon was presented by th'
hostess.
Guests other than club mem
bers present were Mesdame'
johnson, Parmele and Cox ant
Misses Virginia Whitfield, Ann;
Mcleod and Katie Tate.
With reluctance we bade ou
hostess adieu, assuring her o
our appreciation for an Afternoon
so full of delights.
The Robesonian., 1910-02-17
LOCAL BRIEFS.

LOCAL BRIEFS.
The condition of Miss Flora
Neill Mcmillan, who has been
very sick since Sunday, is some
what improved.
Mr.. G. S.McKenzie has been
appointed corresl onding men,
ber for Lumberton of the inter-
State Y. M. c. A, the headquar-
ters of which are in Charlotte.
Deputy Sheriff T. C. Barnes
left this moring fer Goldsboro to
take Betty McNair a demented
colored woman who was brought
to the Jail here from Raynham
few days ago, to the State Hos
p.tal at that place.
The regular sci vices of the
young mems union prayermeet-
ing will be held Sunday afternoon
at three o'clock in the Pythian
hall over the postoffice. Mr.. T.
E. Petty will conduct the services
and the subject will be, What
Solomon asked and how God an
swered." Men are cordially in
vited.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Inman
and infant daughter moved
Tuesday to Lumberton from
Pembroke and are occupying a
house belonging to Mr.. G. G.
French near the V. & G.. S. depot.
Mr.. 1nman for the past few
years has operated saw mill for
the Pembroke Planning Mill Co.
He will work for the kingsdale
Lumber Co. here.
Mr.. Walter Smith,o Linden.
: who had been i'll the Highsmith
hospital at Fayetteville for some
time, was brought to the Thomp-
son hospital Tuesday,. He was
t accompanied by his brother. Mr..
) Lawrence Smith, of Linden, and
Mr.. 7. A. McNeill, Jr. Mr..
Smith is a brother OF Mrs. T. A.
McNeill. His condition today is
, thought to be much improved.
-Messrs. Frank Meares, carrier
on rural route No. 5 from Lum-
berton; Hughey M'White, who
; lives near Barker's; and Frank
; Wishart, of Lumberton, left
: Tuesday evening for Baltimore,
where the three of them will un-
: dergo operations at the Johns
! Hopkins Hospital. 1t is under
stood that none of the operations
is OF very serious nature.
Mrs. Mamie Williams, field
agent for the North Carolina
Children's Home Society of
Greensboro, which society is de-
ing a great work in placing neg
lected children in good homes
, throughout the State, spent
,, Tuesday and yesterday in Lum-
berton. Lumberton people are
. always generous in contributing
, to this cause and several children
. have been placed in good homes
, here by the society.
!. Tom Covington, So years old,
l a well-known and highly-esteem-
ed negro who had been in the
: employ Of Mr.. L. H. Caldwell
for the past AZ years, died yester-
day afternoon at 4 o'clock at his
home in New Town" in the
north eastern part of town. The
: remains will be inferred tomor-
row at the old Morris cemetery
at McMillian's mill. about two
miles from town. Tom had been
sick for about 3 months. His
wife and several children sur
J vive.
: Mr.. R. L. Sledge returned
D Tuesday night from Leaksville,
D Rockingham conuty, where the
remains of his father, Mr.. F. L..
D Sledge. were inferred Mrrd ".
t Mr.. Sledge was rs ye:r, OLD.
t He died Saturday evening at 8
/ O'Clock at the home Of his son. Mr..
e F. M. Sledge, in Winston. where
he had been visiting stree last
: December. The funeral took
: place from the First Baptist
church of Winston at II O. clcck
Y Sunday morning and the remains
were taken to Leakville Sunday
: afternoon.
The Robesonian., 1910-02-17

"A few minutes delay in treating some
easep OF Group, even the length Of tine
IT aakeS to go for doctor often proves
dangerous. The safest way is to keep
Ehamberlain's Cough Remedy in the
house, and at the first indication Of
rro0p give the child dose. Pleasant
70 take and always cures. Sold by
pr I'D. Mcmillan e Son and The PoLe
Drug Company.
The Robesonian., 1910-02-17

1t is said that Mrs. Tillman
may shortly bring suit for sepa-
ration and ask the court to change
the name of the children.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22

The board of public works promptly
granted the petition of the visitacion
Valley Improvement association. and is
engaged in bridging the creek bed in
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22

Schwerfn street between Ryland and
Mcdonald avenues. Schwerin street is
the only street running north and south
that is open through Visitacion valley
from the Refs tract to- the Schwerin
addition. In winter a great portion of
the water empties into this natural
channel and it is therefore impossible
for both teams and pedestrians The
bridge now being constructed VIII be
OF great benefit and convenience.
Twenty of the leading insurance COM
panies of San Francisco have followed
up the petition of the association with
another. asking the supervisors to
grant the request of the association
and purchase a site for firehouse at
the junction of the San Bruno and Rail-
road avenues.
The Bay Park improvement club is
having the mains of the municipal
water plant extended for fire protec-
tion. The municipal reservoir is situ-
ated at an elevation of more than 400
feet, and has a great pressure. While
hundreds of thousands of dollars are
being spent for auxiliary water sup
plies in other parts of the city. a few
thousands should be allowed the south
east portion.
Mr.. SieberIich, chairman of the pub
lie safety committee, will call the at
tention of the public pound to the num-
Der OF horses and goats running at
large in Visitacion valley.
A pathetic letter was received from a
new resident who has lately moved into
the valley and built a cottage. He
finds himself. though on Visitacion ave-
nue., completely surrounded by barbed
wire fences, north, east, south and west.
1t is inconvenient to him to always have
a ladder to enable him to get over
these fences, going TO and from his
daily work. The matter was referred
to the highway committee, A. Quie.
chairman. The committee promised TO
extricate T. Roberts from his barbed
wire predicament.
The social committee saScnsisting of
Charles Eisenhuitt, r. Ennd f. L.
Horn, will get busy and begin prepara-
tions for the fifth annual masquerade
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22

lot in line of Folsom street 275 of Second
+ p by 100 and nine-hundreds of one other
piece Preserving life estate) $40
Jacob Heyman company 70 Jerome Kenney- and
wife. lot in Z line OF Hoffman avenue I51 :6 S
OF Twenty second street. % by Z go; S1O
Robert H. Turner to Paul Rossier lot in S
line of Bessie avenue. J5 " of Manchester
street. " % by s 10; SO.
Maria kilduff TO Maggie and Eliza Kildun. lot
In line of Broadway. 114:6 E of Leavenwortt
street. r 23 by go; IS.
Albert Nflford and wife 10 Edwin H. Smell
l75 s of Lake street D by W 120: $40
William PiIgcr and wife TO f. s. Heller lo
commencing % s of Greenwich street and I0(
" OF octavia, p by .: $500
Catherine T.. keefe 10 T.. s. Heller lot com
mencing 80 S of Greenwich street aud 100 "
of 0ctavia. S % by 2: grant.
William Ehrenpfort and wife 10 George r
Noight. lot 322. gift map / SO.
Antonio Lobiaco to George F. yoght. lot 322
gift map !; $40.
Adolph Reopen to John S. Mackay lot in \
line of Gesry street 57:6 W of Twenty seventh
avenue. " % by n 100: $40.
J. J. Rauer and wifes to II. L. Carter lot in
y line Of Duncan street. 101 % " of Douglass
" 50i1 by F ia $40.
Elias f. Otterheck to Ernest RATIO lot al
Ne corner of Nineteenth and Rhode Island
streets. L 100 by 100; SO.
Samuel Cohn and wife to Dora Goldfish lo
in NV line of Market street. 24S SIT of Church
SW 25 by NV 100: 81.
Gluckman Levy realty company TO Herman
Poetsch, same; So
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22
MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN
PLANNED FOR PARK
National Humane Alliance to
Erect Drinking Place

An Ensign memorial fountain will be
erected at the Baker street entrance to
Golden Gate park by the National hu
name alliance. The fountain will be
supplied with water and cared for BY
the San Francisco Society for Preven-
tion of Cruelty to Animals.
Arrangements have begun for the
transportation of the five tons Of gran
lite from New York, according 70 the
report of the board of trustees of the
local organization.
Secretary McCurrie reported for the
month T20 cases investigated. involving
2,506 animals. officers examined I ,313
horses, relieving 1,O3S and ordering
from work 70. Sixteen offenders were
prosecuted and 1sS reprimands given
brutal drivers. Nine horses, 376 cats
and 719 dogs were humanely destroyed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

George NJ Perine and wife 10 John 3. Nc
sanlars lot H. block 13, City land ASSOCIATION,
and one other lot. SIC -,
v GambOni Mszzitelli and wife TO John b. NC
Nsmara lots 81 and 30, block 10, CITY land as
ISOLATION and two other lots; $40
The Mccarthy company 10 giuseppe IIan-
,.iins lot 10 block Is, LakeTiew; SO
william clough and wife ct q. 10 ". W Har, :
rfnefon lot in " line of Orizaba avenue, 10 .
~ Sargent street. S - by W 100: SO. :,
Charles I. Ivens A. D. Nelton- loI ~ y
line OF Cumberland street. 105 of Noe. z 90 py
\ IA; SO. 49,,
lot in line Of Larkin street, o2;o OF Jackson'
: 25 by s2:6 $40.
lanes r. Moran and wife TO William W
Nager lot in \ line Of California street. % w
- Les reuEuorfh " 30 by 70: $40.
Estate Of Maria Louise Roach. deceased tDE
execuforl to Daniel ". HaITier. lot IN ) line OF
clipper street 1896 W OF Diamond. w o.o oy ,
IL. So.
Daniel Harrier 10 Mamie Schnau- lot IN , ~ ilhe e
of Clipper street, 159:e " Of Diamond, W ~
Iy ia; $40 -.
Fsirview realty company to II. . Jensen iot
in line Of Duncan street. ut:6 4 OF Lincoln
avenue. + p By \ ia; $40.
William A. Schultz 10 Clara l. Scibo'z. eN
ecafrix estate II George a. Schultz tdeeeaseo3'
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22
building Contracts

Julia 0'Sullivsn and Rose 0'Reilly ct ais.
with n. F. Nielsen--To erect three story frame
buildng at NV corner Of Sacramento ard Scott
streets y 52:sL by w S1:3: Sc. 400.
Louisa Renbold with David Houle and W. Fl.
Pyburn-To erect three story frame building
i'm line of Page street, S26 of Cough
~ g by \ so: $3.50.
Julian investment company with Stanqust &
Forbes-To erect four story, steel frame and
reinforced brick building in line of HYDE
street 9T:6 y Of 0'Farrell, \ 40 by E 75;
$lo0T5
Margaret Lees with ]. s ourish, J. c. Hurley
and NJ Ievy-To erect six story brick and
frame. class Z apartment house at NE corner of
stockton aud California streets 45x6s:9; $50 go.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22
WOMEN'S PART in
CIVIC AFFAIRS

instead Of writing a short article on
she subject TO appear in this issue 1t
has been decided TO issue womans s
page for next Saturday and deal more
extensively with what women are doing
in civic affairs through their many club
orean zations.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22

ball. to be held in the early part OF
December. This annual masquerade
has always proved an enjoyable and
profitable affair. 4a
OAKLAND IMPROVEMENT CLUB
The Santa Fe improvement associs
tion of Oakland, an organization of 500
members, most of whom are property
owners. at it's meeting last Monday
adopted a resolution asking the public
spirited men on both sides of the bay
to unite for the purpose of retaining
the concessions that have been made
by the United States for the use of the
Tuolumne water shed and Hetch Hetchy
valley. in order that they may provide
for themselves pure water in abundant
quantity and at a moderate cost. and
that all city. state and federal officials
be. urged TO use every effort at their
command against any movement that
might tend TO weaken the position Of
San Francisco and the other bay cities
in this matter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22
EVENTS OF THE WEEK AMONG
THE IMPROVEMENT CLUBS

provisions, shoes, hardware, meat. milk
bread and other household utilities.
OCEANSIDE CLUB
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22
LINCOLN PARK CLUB

The members of the Lincoln Park
improvement club last Saturday went
to work with pick and shovel on
Thirty first avenue between Point Lo-
hos avenue and Clement street, and
transformed a sand covered street into
one that does credit to the neighbor-
hood.
SAN BRUNO CLUB
The San Bruno avenue Improvement
Climb applied Thursday to the play