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The Washington times., 1910-01-11
DR.. WILEY CHOSEN
PRESIDENT OF CLUE

The name OF Dr. Harvey ". VILE =
appears al the head Of the Hst OF
officers on the bulletin boara OF the
Cosmos Club this morning, the me=1-
bers having elected the pure fc0dist
TO the presidency OF the club at the
annual meeting held last evening
The other officers chosen were:
Herbert putnam. vice president
George r. Putnam, reelected seCre-
tarv; and A p Coolidge, reelected
treasurer
me LollOT1UE mem hers were ap-
pointed to the board Of mana cement,
". De Q Ravenel, DIT. r. s. Stone,
and J =. Parten-
Dr- / A Bauer George A. King.
and Irving H Dunlap were chosen on
The committee on admission.
The Washington times., 1910-01-11
LYCEUM-Biny WatsOn's Company

Billy Watson, the popular bUrlesque
comedian. supported by his capable
rom0auv. were warmly received In
their opening bill II the Lyceum last
evening
The popular entertainer was at his
best and uaraveIsd n continuous string
OF W1--iCisus that won over his audi
elce from the start
The show opened with a oue-act
traveStv entitled Miss Clover during
the enaCtiOn of which several popular
songs were given Or a capable chorus
The olio comprised q single number.
introducing George L Dorsey, H T..
NaItje1, and L Q. Hesliu, the Bii0u
comedy trio
The closing act, The BashfuI Venus, %
proved an amusing comedy in one act
and three scenes. ah0U1ding IN anus
ing situations.
The Washington times., 1910-01-11
MILLIONAIRES SON
SERVING JAIL TERM

ST, LOUIS, Jan I1.-Three months
and ten days from today, when James
P Thomas. the son Of 4 Battle Greek
millionaire, IS released from the city
prison. st IS the hope OF his relatives
that he viii have learned a lesson
and viii have more regard for the
laws Of his country. Young Thomas
was arrested III Kansas City recently
charged with obtaining money under
false DTetenSes through the medium
OF 4 bad check The check was made
good. but the young mans relatives
left him IN prison to mediate on his
conduct
The Washington times., 1910-01-11
SIBERIAN RETURNS
FROM OHIO DINNER
Of Prominence Meet
About Festal Board IN
New York

Vice. President Sherman returned to
Washington today from New York city,
where he went 20 attend the annual
dinner Of the Ohio colony In the Ne
1roDOIis- Buckeyes 10 the number Of
600 were gathered about the banquet
board in the Waldorf Hotel last night
Nh Sherman and Henry W TAFT.
brother Of the President. shared hon
ors with the Wright brothers
Among the guests were Postmaster
General Hitchcock Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury Charles d HilleS, Gov
eruor Fort OF New Jersey, Seth Low
and HyrOn T Herrick, former governor
of Ohio
The Washington times., 1910-01-11
CLUB GIVEN PICTURES.

Three water color paintings Of
more than usual merit have been
presented TO the National Press Club
by Senator GuEgenheiu Of Colorado.
The clubs collection OF pictures is
~ pidIy becoming one Of the features
Of the institution During the past
few days there have been received
portraits Of four famous editors of
DAYS gone by-Greeley. the elder Ben
nett. Dana. and Raymond
The Washington times., 1910-01-11
SENATOR NEWLANDS
TO ADDRESS WOMEN
Feminine Branch of Rivers and
HarbOrS Congress VIII
Meet.

There viii be q meeting Of the Dis
trict WOmeu's Rivers and HarhOrs Con
Eress Wednesday evening at o'clock
At the New Willard Hotel
Among the distinguished speakers who
will make addresses are Senator Fran
els @ NewIauds Of Nevada, Representa-
i've Joseph Z. RausdeII OF LOUISIANA
and I. H Davidson, Of Wisconsin Miss
Ellen Foster viii speak on the con
seTva ton Of child life
The public is cordially invited
The Washington times., 1910-01-11
GAS PLANT WRECKED

BLOOMINGTON, I'll, Jan. 11.-An ex-
Pl0sion wrecked the water gas plant OF
the Union Gas and Electric Conuanv
killing three men and seriously iu1u--
ing four others The city Is without
Eas- Fire after the explosion did $50
co. damage
The Washington times., 1910-01-11
Steamboats,.
NEW NORFOLK LINE
en- One STEAMER Round
% Way ST. JOHNS Trip 00

Potomac Z Chesapeake Steamboat CO.
WASHINGTON. sth 81 whzrf-5 D H.
Tuesday. Thurs. Satg A. O15 Point 9 e. n;
cCoTfc-k. : a. n.
NORFOLK. Commercial street wharr-4 .
IT.: Old Point Comfort 8 p II; Wednesday.
Fl, sun. Ar WzshinEtoo. q n
Phone Main 1872 o. HubePs Ticket o@cs
National Hotel. 5z1T-tf
The Washington times., 1910-01-11
MILLER WILL PLAY
TO HARVARD'S SONS
ActOr-Marager Will Present The
Faith Healer" Before Uni
versity Men.

Henry Miller has accepted an Invita-
ton TO produce the rewritten The
Faith Healer before students OF Har.
ward University on January y.
The event viii be the third occasion
or which the English department OF
that university has made such q re-
quest. the other two actors SO honOred
being Maude Adams and Charles VVyud-
ham.
William Vaughn Moody. author OF
The Faith Healer is q Harvard era 4
uate and a pupil Of Prof George =.
Baker. Harvard authority on dra-
matte art
This IS rfa second time Mr. Miller has
been houOred by direct recognition from
seats Of learning Last year by spe-
CiaI invitation he presented The Ser
want In the House before the faculty
and stUdc-ts OF the University OF
Michigan.
The Washington times., 1910-01-11

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-30
UrAaseisentbnMt' llebertrasnxlsu

Suburban R. g. 60. an Carrie g,
Sr!man, cine Got an Shanmoor unt
gurnoob Qp. 81.
5risorid Rosbr on German Rrsbr
% SUB an Stratforb Qpenue. 81.
5annie u. Gerris on Ben Garter
so SUB on 9aroIo 4O.. 2inpOob. 81
giarp WeisIsoer an Rebetea Belt.
n,on. 30 Jub an aerper Qp. 81.
Dorren Woobs an Sba W. Mcs
gksnen, Cots IS uno 19 in SibIen' {
2. llnterabtbeilung. Terrace pari. 81.
pbilomend lsetpe an Ghds. Z. Cha,
fer. 40 aerss in Ssition "a, 0rsen
9p. $500.
Woai. ains an Jrani :. RiibrtDein.
cine Got an 6erris 4penue. 81.
Sam. g. Gburh. 4bminiiirator,
on WiheleGongaHo, 25 Jub an Boon.
Strabe. $1875.
Wlollie 6. WiQiams an gbas. 6.
geder. 300 SUP on 2pbiu StroBe.
81.
Satlsp part SO. an Sas. @. Den.
golm, 40 Gub on "a. 4n., Gotlep. ST..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-30

Glisabetb unb q. 6. Carr an u. W
nno 9. 6. 6arpuot. $466.85.
Ufihele 2onsono an 0ine Ctr. Gobl,
6. II. .. SO. $11OO.
Sba 6. RadsIfreib an Dinton pIac,
3. II. 6. go. S40O.
Huifsa 6. BLOOMFIELD an Court,
bouie Sap. 8t. $25OO.
Griiolbe s. platt an Geo. Gornuelle
$1451.49.
GetiIgte Sppotbefen.
Grant 5. 2eiter an gomunb o.
Webiter. $400.
oouoon 5oeins an aiberal 9. ii. g.
So. $500.
Nm. Gniabt an 0reman ap. 8. II,
3. So. $500.
Marp 6. Wostd on DaI. Sills IL.
VI. 9. &. II. y. SO. $500.
Wlorn Weisleoer an Sputbern Ohio
g. II. 3. 60. $1,000.
0apib 8rahenberq on guIinsb
Ulens y. u. II. 9. go. $3.50.
8. 6. Robins an dragon 9. u. 8.
60. go. 2. $4,000.
Sennis Burns an !. W. Sbumarb.
$500.
Uiihasl 5. geirne on Dat g. IL. 3.
go. $1,000.
Bertha gIffeIboD an marp 6. Sdpss
ninser. $500.
Sarrp O. Sbaffer an Columbia 3.
II. g. U. 60. $3.50.
5annie 8. 9aftian an Il. e. Morts
gage &. gruIt 60. $500.
4Iois Wtabmann an Rsip gudepe
g. II. y. So. $500.
emma .. Ridiortb an 20. 8. Cans
non. $1,000.
8isIsIbe on .. 9. 9unupan. $500.
W.S.F i9 A6.ulI, ,i95I2,u
albert gD. Wabs an Srpins Mts
NDon. $4,000.
80. 6. gBat,ins on %. s.. Wente.
$500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-30

ter fdipeisiamen Sngenisure, bic eifrig
an einsm neisn Sfiff, .inem SO 6
IL. einem ShneIlireu3er fiir bas
Seer. ionitruiren. Wir Ieben au6 bie
gprbereiiuneen gu Der neuen 2ihis
Retlams, bic MIN ibrer 5eriisIielung
enigesengeht. Sn elm paar Wohen ruiro
Elm .pariepaI" aaabenolib In etpa
$50 R. 60be iiber Berlin fabren, unb
bon Der gonbd aus pirb man noh
finnreiher sonjtru.tion Retlomss
2ihibilber an bic beiben Seiien Der
gdllonhiiIe ouf einen burt gummi
uno aulminium beIonoers prdparirien
Sicff iperf.u. 9ds mag ms Gitbeiiid
llbI6 ober entfeblib biinten. ptnn
mir nun SdotoIaoe uub 9ignret.eH
am Rahibimmsl aneeprisIen ieben
!perben. ober jeberfals iii es Elm neu.s,
rrottiihes getbdtisunssfelb fir bic
Guftififfe. limb epis BON aoniiruiren
t6nnen ia audi bic 2uftfabrssug.0eIens
ftaf.tn nidi I.ben. Si. nolIen ganons
pertaufen uno enblih einmol per.
hienen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-30
(5ortiesuns folgt.)

Wo5u Der Meni6 gut
10 pdre. Der Wenf6 1T, fpie es Die
gibel pertiinbet, nur Staub. Woraus
beitebt aber eigsntlih bisIer Staub?
Sin englii6er gbemItsr, Der ibn unas
Ipiirte. bat gefunoen, baB er bisIslben
Stpffe entbGIt, pis Elm 6iibnsrei, unb
bab 1000 gier an 6emi'9sr Subitan3
gleih iino einem Msniden BON mittles
rer GrDBe. Gs iit in jebsm bon uns
genug Saueritpff uno aoblenIGure,
I'm einen 9allpn 81 fiilen, Der grot ges
mug tpGre, einen Menf6en in bic Cuff
auf3ubeben oDer um einen qansen
4bsnb cine Strabe bon 500 W1etern
aGnge 5u beleudten. Miiroe Der Gobs
Ienitpff, ben jeoer bon uns entbGIt, gu
@rdpbit umgeformt, 70 t0nnts man
babon IS @ros ober 780 9ubenb
gleiitifte fabri3iren. Qlus benz Gifen,
bas unisr 8lut entbdlt, tDnnts man
iIebsn 9ufsiien f9mieben. Infer Ror<
per befibt tpeiter 900 @ramm pboss
pbor. cine Mense, bic seniigen piiroe
gu $4,000 StreihbOlasrn ober Inn
boMit, tpenn man cine anbere 9erpen.
bungsart por3Oge, 500 perionen au
persiften. gDir entboIten auberbem 6
Rilogramm an Jettftoffen, popon man
go dusge5eihnete 2ihter MAIDEN f0nns
te, bic pOlIitdnbis unisre Stearinlidter
erieben piirben. 9as Gals in unfez
rem aOrper piirbe binreihen, um 20
SbeeISffeI ~ fiillsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-30

lobuns nit 5rib nihis erfabren babe.
8eripeiserte 6rnu MeIsrsbeim ubers
mols ibre 3uItimmuna, 10 iollte elm
8riei NIT Der MnipieIuns auf Marie
bonn 2anoe ibm cine 3tpeite unterrez
huno perihdffen, unb ipenn Syrau Mes
lersbeinl bann INNER mod auf ibrem
uateertiflinen Giaenfinn perbarrte, 70
fpollte ems 8etpeiie liefern, ipelde jes
bes 9inbernib beieitioen mubten.
yllnt tpelhe Nrt GntIh1oiauna mrz
be ih Shnen seben t0nnena" TraatsWlo.
rip am Ibeno ibrer antunft in einem
Gorfe. ipelhes nur cine quite Gtunoe
BON iSrieoersoamm unb cine babe
Siunbe ton 9riinitein entFernt Lao
uno no iis bic Isste Qadt subringen
Ipllten.
User fost Sbnsn. baB i'd elm. 9es
lobnun9 perIanee2" entgsgnete GINS.
.Sbrs eieenen GrunbIGbe. 0aten
Gle mid: nit ben gorurtbeilen bon
2iebe unb 5reunbI6ait gebtohen2"
rSie boben Reht. sd banbIe pirts
LID in eigensm SntereIie. Isber bic
geiohnuns iperben mir ipdter fprsten;
es 1T mir jsboh Iieb, lptnn Sic tpiiIea,
bar ih cine ioIhe eripdrts."
nGod niflt bic Ilutter2" froate
Wloris ipottenb; bic iit bsr.its boIb
psrIobt nit bem 6aurtmanuWeInior.
Die muttsr niht." antrportete Gms
t-pden, naber pielIeitt bic 5ph.sr."
Die Sphter2"
.Sa. Sie perIanoen ibre 2iebe, idb
tDnnts pieIIeidt cine 5reunbin in ibr
firheu."
I'D stpsiile ni6., bnb iie bas fir
Sic iein iptro." ertgesnets moris uno
ieBte e-miioet binsu: rDoGsn mir jsbt
idI1ten qebsnP"
ia, mir tonnen rem abenb fir be-
eroe. talten. ertpiberte ems unb nens
bete iih nit ben Mor,en gu benz geIis,r
bes 9aIthauiss: ~Serr 8irth. uHfsrs
3immsr!"
Sins oben unb eins unten, meine
Ssrrsn". perieste Der Dirtb nit pittis
ger Wisns, absun id babe bieis Roa,
bier gdIts."
,~Bos sic iasen! JbrGsfddft 6labt,
tpie es iheini."
IS gebt on, perQ1n9srs Dote hats
ts i6 sinmol iieben cuf cine Ratt."
.Gs III eritounIid.."
rNenn bic Serrsn iitb in bic Tr,ms
benIifte eiui6rsiber poIIsn, bort liest
lie"
Wtorib oituste bic TremhenIiiis urb
LOG ben lesten Ramen: Roibuidb BON
Sodiano. gepor e. ii5 isboh ieIbi,
einihreiben tonnte, ordnste ems ibn
5ur Ssits, nahm bic i5sosr uno i6rieb
sfpei Namen bin, bic ibm gcrabe einii.s
Isr.
rIbsr bas iinb urfere Vdmen nitt,"
foste UtoriB auf Grau3ofih 81 ibm.
sd punfte ar5 burtaus nibt,
eaB jebsr pferoet1nblsr unb Wlanus
fa.turrsiienber LII ere Namen lei.n
iru." entsegne.e ems unb tpeubete
FIT sanH nit ben Wort.n gum Wirtbe:
sd nsbms oas untsre Simmer bdnn
rpenhste er Fa gu moris unb iagte:
.Gu.e Na6t. 0snn idh morsen iebr
friit ipah lperb., made id pisIlsiht .i=
rsn Spa3iergang; tporten Sic olfo
Hitt nit bem Grab'tiit ouf MIDI"
Sobolo ems auf fsinsm 3inlmsr
mar. peri6lob sr bic gbiir iprefdItia,
bIiss iein Gidt aug unb tportete, bis
iiber ibm. no WoriB idlisf, 2lles rus
BIC tpor. Damn offneis er leiie bos
Jeniter. unb ndtosm .r fih iiberseuet
bate. bob brauben GlIes itiu mar.
ipruns er hinbura, idbIob, 10 gut es
gtng, bns sysnitsr fpieber uno briidis
ben 2aben felt, luOrauf er ben Weg nab
6riinitein sinitIus. Der ibm offsnbar
5etannt mar.
(lortfsn,t,a fsf,4h
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-30

Gtrfin nseHHe, Stnvsss. Gindnna:i. p.
9rsss 50 Geilis unb barGbsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-30

Gin profeffor. Der fir feline
gibIiotbtt eehuneert bat. Mii bsm fos
eben perltorbenen profeFpr Z. 6. g.
Mapor, bem g.brer fur loieiniife
pbilologie on Der rnip.riitdt Goms
bridge. III cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fDnlihteit bdbinsegans.n, elm Wsnih
nit al ben 9orsiisen. nber aud alI
iere fiurrilen Seltfamieiien zines fas
natiihen Siinssrs Der DiFenihdft.
profeHor Mapor beIab elm. Der berr,
lihftsn 8iblioibeten in sans gams
bribse; er pflegte nit einem itol3en 21a
heln gu iaeen, baB er iih bi,ie 8iblio@
ibet bonn Munbe absefpari babe. Dob
bies mar tein @ersleif. fonbern ipirts
liHe. tportlide Mobrbeii. Die prahis
pollen 8iidxri6Gbe bat er i'm qdufe
ieines lansen2ebens 3uiammengebduft.
nur aus ben Wlitieln. bic er burh Be-
fhrdniung unb geihneibung ieinsr
MahI3siten eriibriste. DieIe 6uneertur
ipurbe fir profeHor Mapor faft elm
Gpcrt. e. mar i'm Gtnnbs. NIT einem
Gtat BON so 5elIern am 9aae aussus
tommen; ia er brad.e .s ftlisbiie 10
melt, bab er eine seiilans feline Rehs
nung fir bic Ron bes 9ases auf Is
6eller srmdbisen tonnte. lIriprinaIih
bate ibn lleberseusuns aur pesetoris
iden foit sefiibri. er kbklt iie baRn
ous Gpdrinmititssriinben BEL. Grft
iiirslih fonnte man in Qonbon cine
bsseihnenbe tlsine S3sne erIeben: g.roz
feifor Wapor mar Der Ginlabuna eines
Greunbss gefolst unb nabm in Der
6auptitabt on einem aroben Diner
tbsil. Der Mirtb bate bic gioenart
ieinsg stlebrten 0uItss in Der 6aft bsr
Worbereitunsen perseiien unb mubse
nun ben Diener binausihiden, um fit
ben profsiior Wapor einige 1anonsn
terbei3ubclen. Der Delebrte al ipdbs
renb bes san5en Diners nur cine ein5is
ge Wonane; bas mar ieine Moblaeii.
Nls er fein Qebenstpeyt, bic grobe s5us
ctr,olsAussnbe, pollenbeie, bate Was
nor gum trften MaIe ben gniIhlub sts
fabt. iih burd ionisquenies s5afien az.
beiisfdbiger Su MAIDEN. 5n Der ernen
Wofe ab er nur jeben 5ipsiien 9aa els
mas. IN Der 3ipeiten nur jeben pierien
Tag unb In ben folgenben IA guasn
froIIte tr iiberbaupi nictts msbr eftn.
Die MerSie mifdtsn iih elm unh tpclIs
ten ibn bon ieintm Worbaben nbbrins
gen. aber Der GsIebrts erildrie l16elnb:
sd babe mid ME 10 lpotl unb 10 az.
btiisfreubis eeiiihlt ipie iett unb in bin
iibsrsenst. bob id INNER 10 leben Ioas
t." 4ber bic Atr3te bro6ten ibn bissz
NAL bon feinem Norbabsn as. Yrcf.fs
ior Woncr NOR In Cambridge cine ber
populdrfien Gridkinunsen. CT gilt ols
elmer Der sr6bten aenner Der loteini. !.
f6en Gprone, ben bos iette sotrbuns
bert befporgebradt BAT. Note freunbs
l6nftli&e H0nbe berfnHpften itn NIT
btm Matbemotiter 1obbunter. Ger
beriiorbene 0elebrie bot sin MIier BON
s. aahysn ssrsi&t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-30

gineiunati. %. De3.

Neue y pofheten.
CLARA 9epne on gpaniton Q. II. g
60. $500.
Ben, Garter an gn.srpriie 9. u. Go
$500.
Wtarp 6. Mosts an June Gtrnb,
3. g. u. 6. SO. $500.
Rebeeea Reitman on bieItIbe. $4,000
Dieielbe an Marp WeisIeoer. $400
Ghas. 5. Shafer an pbilomeno
Qeeipe. $500.
louis Simon an Nenbins Nodt
g. u. 9. 60. 5000.
pbilip Shmibt an 1onnerp q. u
6. 60. $3.50.
Gannp 8. 9oitinn an Gsrmonio
Q. q. 20. 3. $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-30
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
bic bsrlhmseae--
maQr(a0erin 0ides 3eilalers.

eGon In ser dIis'ien Belt anb Is eeptife
Rstiensn bic bnrd bic gfopfnns toesr bsso5t
frnren. unc es Iieaf feln SpsifeI Dor. oob
atib tsuisuiaas Hocb perFonfn eriftirsr, bic
enrt eins uHbefanHie fsraft im G.anne fHo.
9teieS sn ftuH uno boranssHiaaeu. mas tir
annere eEiiuuuIif In uub bislbf. agr Geines
bat bic aoinr oisfe 4ame befcnbers bssamiiiei.
bonn fie bat tby bic feiieue Sabe esr!ieten, Dos
eebsn ibfer gaitmenfesn pie ein anfeefHlnee.
res ss.ct aernn su Iefefi. s3sraett Hidf, saB
ile tn itrer staenen Hsfloens an Sessin arsnae
furbuf. Gebmi bic Gati 9no Gar ofiiin bis
Seeiir ssbeHue. bann aebi biefelbe binaui, biz
3tr bic fGhoue slefibens BON fsrau .. gaeeer
erreitf. Tas Snns III suE IiRfea eaHs uHo
an aagn ifi bsr Rame:
MRS. B. YAEGER,
Seriin aseHHe, 2inwsss. Ginsinnaa. q.
1rssS 50 Geitis unb barlbsr
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01
Sssss Asais

The manufacturers of plumbers
supplies have formed . trust and
propose to make the American
people pay S25. .0O0. 900 more for
their plumbing this year than
they did last. Those who have
made it a rule to take a bath once
a year whether they need it or
not, will have to swear off from
the bathtub habit entirely.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01
Notice

The following stores will close
their respective places of business
all day. Monday July 4th:
T. o. Rusho
P. Eisenkramer
]. c. Dowdell
Independent Furniture Co.
DeWoody Bros.
Miller Mere. Co.
Paonia Nero. Co.
Emry shoe & Clothing Co.
]. V. McClenathan Co.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01
Methodist Episcopal Church

Morning worship at IL a. m.
Theme-"The Planetary Passion
for Christianity"
Sunday school at 9:45 a. IN.
Junior and Epworth leagues at
the usual hours.
A representative of the Y. N.
c. A. will occupy the pulpit in
the evening.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01
, . . . . = = = = = = = = = =
PERSONAL MENTION. Z

PERSONAL MENTION. =
$*<<++++*+++***
I ]. E. Warnock was a business
'isitor to Crawford Tuesday.
Mrs. jim Smith of Somerset
vas Paonia shopper Tuesday.
F. L. Curtis came down from
Denver Tuesday evening on busi-
less.
Roy Grubb was over from Ce-
laredge Sunday visiting his many
riends.
E. M. Werner, real estate man,
Ipent part of the week in Mont
Iose looking after business mat
ers.
A. L. Roberts went to Delta
saturday on business connect
ID with his duties as road
commissioner.
Lee Rudolph and family left
Wednesday morning for AMMAN
lale, Minn., where they expect to
make their future home.
w. H. Hopkins, the Crawford
chronicle editor was a passenger
rom this point on last Saturday
norning's train tor Denver.
Mrs. Grace Stanley. sister of
iadley Lewis. who has been Wis
ting here for some time, left on
tuesdays train for Cortez, Colo.
Mrs. Ed Klatt and daughter
Bertha left on Wednesdays train
or Montrose. Mimi. where they
sill spend several weeks visiting.
E. B. House of the Agricul-
ural college. Fort Collins. came
o Wednesday evening, and is
working in the interests of that
Institution.
Everett Porter. the genial hotel
nan of Crawford. was over from
hat place Wednesday. Mrs. H.
Hooker and daughter sccompa-
lied him home.
Ar. and Mrs. Bernard Hart and
on. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scales.
o.. and Miss Elsie Wannemaker
made . trip to Crawford Sunday
y the Scales auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Cowan. Jr.,
moved from Main avenue to the
some Of Mrs. Cowan's parents.
dr. and Mrs. Walling on North
Fork avenue. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Moore. the
pewlyweds. we're passengers on
asst Saturday mornings flyer for
rarious points in Colorado. where
hey will spend their honeymoon.
w. H. Booker was a guest at
he Peonia hotel several days this
,eek. He represents the Cros-
y & Meyers Commission Mer-
hants of Chicago and was here
boxing over the fruit prospects
h company with Addie William
;pn.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01

When you have deed. mort
gage, bill of sale or any other
kind of legal paper drawn. have
it done right. Geo. o. Blake has
had many years experience and
will do it right.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01

Alvin Z. Smith and family
moved Wednesday to the Mrs. A.
R. Bruce property on Onarga and
Second street. They have. been
residing in the S. A. Wade house.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01
Or. Harry A. Smith

Of Delta, Eye. Ear, Nose and
Throat specialist, will be at the
Paonia hotel the Second Tuesday
OF every month. Glasses Fitted.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01

]. D. Moore. a cousin of H.
Moore. who has spent a couple
of weeks here left Tuesday morn
ing for various towns in the state.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01

Miss Elsie Tschudi returned to
her home in Montrose Tuesday
morning after a couple of weeks
visit at the E. ]. Mathews home.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01

Mrs. Strain. daughter of A. E.
Smith, accompanied by her sister.
Miss Vesper Smith. left tor Grand
Junction Saturday morning.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01

&c. Stitt returned to his home
in Denver last Saturday after sew
eral weeks spent looking after
property interests here.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01

Stationery,sporting goods. gran
ite ware, tinware. china. kitchen
utensils cheaper than usual at The
Racket Store. 364t
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01

St. Margaret's Guild will meet
at the home of Mrs. Abner Nc
Kee, Thursday afternoon July T.,
at 2:30 o'clock.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01

We have 100 sacks hrst-class
potatoes-will sell for 35 cents a
hundred. Paonia Feed and Sup
ply Store.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01
Commercial Printing.

OF every sort and kind prompt
ly turned out at this Office. Give
US a trial order. We want to
prove that we can please you.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01

Ed Bowie of Grand Junction re
turned there Tuesday morning
after a short visit with home
folks
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01

Balloon Ascensions at Dun
bars every night from July
First.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01

At the New Racket Store
Transparent handle knives, lodge
emblems, name and address. 36-4t
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01
Full line Fireworks at
Dunbar's

For Sale-Barred Rock setting
hens and eggs. Hamilton. Coop
phone 23O.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01

Everybody smiled a big smile
when a shower Wednesday broke
the long arid period.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01

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= LOCAL HAPPENINGS. =
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Perry Moritz returned Sunday
morning to Hotchkiss.
Get your Abstract Of Title from
c. c. HAWKINS.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01


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Perry Moritz returned Sunday
morning to Hotchkiss.
Get your Abstract Of Title from
c. c. HAWKINS.
Full line Fireworks at
Dunbars
For Sale-Barred Rock setting
hens and eggs. Hamilton. Coop
phone 23O.
Everybody smiled a big smile
when a shower Wednesday broke
the long arid period.
At the New Racket Store
Transparent handle knives. lodge
emblems, name and address. 36-4t
Balloon Ascensions at Dun
bars every night from July
First.
Ed Bowie of Grand Junction re
turned there Tuesday morning
after short visit with home
folks.
We have 100 sacks frst-class
potatoes-will sell for 35 cents a
hundred. Paonia Feed and Sup
ply Store.
St. Margaret's Guild will meet
at the home of Mrs. Abner Nc
Kee, Thursday afternoon July Z.
at 2:30 o'clock.
Stationery,sporting goods. gran
ite ware. tinware. china. kitchen
utensils cheaper than usual at The
Racket Store. 36-4t
c. Stitt returned to his home
in Denver last Saturday after sew
eral weeks spent looking after
property interests here.
Mrs. Strain. daughter of A. E.
Smith, accompanied by her sister.
Miss Vesper Smith. left tor Grand
Junction Saturday morning.
Miss Elsie Tschudi returned to
her home in Montrose Tuesday
morning after a couple of weeks
visit at the E. ]. Mathews home.
]. D. Moore, a cousin of H.
Moore. who has spent a couple
of weeks here left Tuesday morn
ing for various towns in the state.
Alvin Z. Smith and family
moved Wednesday to the Mrs. A.
R. Bruce property on Onarga and
Second street. They have. been
residing in the S. A. Wade house.
When you have a deed. mort
gage, bill of sale or any other
kind of a legal paper drawn. have
it done right. Geo. o. Blake has
had many years experience and
will do it right.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01

vsisata'y Observers nssssss,ssissi ssssss
For the week ending June 30. 1910
and corresponding week of 1909