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The Detroit times., 1910-10-01


Lambrecht, Kelly 4 Co., report the
the past week, az follows: For Frank
]. Whitney to Amanda G. Maish, two
story brick veneer dwelling, at No.
lat Pingree-ave., between Second and
Third: for II. M. Gerrans, TO Clyde r..
Purdon, two vacant lots, northeast
corner of Avery and Marquetteaves.,
70x130 IT,: for Scovel Realty Co., to
VIM. Sherwood, vacant lot on east
side of Stanford-ave., between Scovel
and Moore; for Chas. L. Messmore to
Clara j. Rice, two-story frame dwell
ing at No. IS Brainard-st., between
Cass and Second-aves.: for VIM. Daw-
son to George r. Johnston, twostory
frame dwelling at No. 1015 Four
teenth-ave., between Warren and Put
nsmaves.; for Emery Heath, to
Charles Lapinsh, frame cottage at
No. sos Hubbard-ave.; for II. M. Ger
rams to Central Real Estate Improve
ment Co., vacant lot on west-side of
Trumbull-ave., between Marquette
and Holden, lot 30x130 IT,; for Scovel
Realty Co., to Robert q. Greene, two
vacant lots on the east-side of Stan
Places: for Amanda G. Maish to
Frank J. Whitney, twostory brick,
slate roof dwelling at No. i443 Grand
River-ave. between McGraw and Wre-
ford ayes, lot 50x145 IT,: for John
Armstrong. to Henry and Isabella
Robinson, frame cottage at No. 504
Bagg-st-, between Harrison and
Twelfth-sts.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01
MARINE
VESSEL PAssAGEs.
n>a~Aaf

4
v,d DETRq srr.. Oct ,s,o YP 5sa T = d;
Linn. l:i6: Nyanxa. A. Mlnch, 1850;
sett. ass; w. w. Brown. 8: Utica, SIS;
Calumet. 6:t6: NJ A. Hanna, $50.
omokG, 10 2; m; oE Friday; s Sha% NJ a
Msther. ii:to; Mariska. ~; Huribut
Smith. 1:<0: MoreIand, Langell and
barges. Robert Mills. a. m: Paris,
AIS; wickwire. utley. .:so; Boyce and
barges. 3: choctaw. $3.50: Starrucca.
s;is; Poe. Bryn Mawr. $40; steinbren-
nsr. TAO; olcott. 1850; Andaste. $50;
Trescarora. l:10: Impoco. WidlSr. 1:30:
North Sea. 1:16; Reed. 3: Gayley. 2:10:
London. 2;i6; Turret Court. ass: syi-
vania. Van Hise, $3.50: Empire City. 3:
$40: Lyman c. Smith, Wade, 3:2S;
stackhouse. s;As: Morley. ass; Ken
dali and barge Troy. Huron, a. Bull
garia, Mauch Chunk. <:0s: Adams. Pc
ter White. a;As; Bops. $50; Dunn. J..
Livingston lnew). $40 p. m. Friday:
Kennedy. Eads. s:to; Manchester. n;
Phipps. 11:to: r. w. Gflchrist. 2:40;
cowla Hartweii. n m: d. q. Kerr
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

i sss. s. :s.s,s ss' , :sS
az ~ oare .aGni1et 511; D. Louis
- ~ eooln6t ol.ooo BIZ: Kansas
~ cars aaaaess III.
T. - ssoisis Ss sas d PS 1ssst. g
a eef.. q ef(S ana 8 o. rye Win.
365.35s s. e SSsss 81. sc, Z! SS q corn
9oLnuo GRAIN AND PR0DUCE.
TOLEDO. Ohio. Oct. l.--whsat: Cash.
U4c; De. S3Ae; Nay. o1.O&&. Corn
~ sShS; DSc sAc; Nay. sthc.
S9Ae Rye: No. :. Tie: No. }. 7Oc.
Siovcssesd; Cash. Oct and Dee. sass;
oSt. $40 Timothy: Prime and Oct.
suffer. sGes and hay; un-
cn1CAao oRAux orrxrxo.
CHICAGO Oct l.--opsning: Dec.
ynset &c. Nay Nc higher. Dec. corn
htGhsr, Nay aama N the closing
pN1oo Dec oats same a. the closinG
Price May Ne higher. Provisions
Clos; Dee wheat NC. May &c high
and Nay cats sc higher Provisions
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

A. McCoH. who has been connected
with the American Express Co. for
many years. serving as depot agent
since 1909, has been promoted to be
route agent for the same company.
He was presented with q handsome
travelling bag by his associates In the
department. He will be succeeded a.
depot agent by A. G. White, former.
ly of Pittsburg.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

Commission men reported q very
steady market as to prices this morn
Ing, ~ AN. ana no speSisi features. There was
enough carried over from Friday to
MI orders. and those who had any left
were cleaning up to the dressers al
calves. potatoes and farm stun zen.
orally. ruled steady and moderately ac-
tive. The end Of long and very sue
sss, ssna ssa Rc. e peaches ,, seems to Be
recent average and dealers report q
demand for all that come but the
receipts are running irregular az to
the trees. There Is good trade In
grapes. Apples and pears are plentiful
also. but piums are about done.
Ap,le.-7sc0si..s per bu: sa0sso
nssssas--eood shipping stock, ,i.ss
Vzbo. according to quality.
cs:.s--nrisd Lima. ~ 97c ID;
S::. sss@s,lssixp. per asS 80 do.
Cailfornia Yrglis-Plums. S13s0 so
box; grapes, yl:to0a per box: peaches.
CSesss--Michigan nats. i70i7xc;
York ststs, lsc: Limburger. liz Is tSc;
's c..n "pHssss os Per per b sa
,tt0e.50 per Dbl
Dssss-Psrsian. sosc per lb: Farda
Drcs~sd Calves - Choice. Is01sHs
F1es--Imported. new. 1[0Isc DER lb
California ssc per box:
| bu: lettuce. 80 q CSC bu: head lettuce
81 per bu: rsdishes. round. 10c per dos
wax beans. per bu: parsley. zoo 2ss
red peppers, sac AT per bu.
aFaras and Delawares. 20c: Concords,
lbs. 3oc; concords, 10 lbs, rs q soc: NJ
agsras and Deiawares. 3s040c.
sy;ps sr9, dealers ssl , are p.yns thu
new. slsoiaso: No. . sI tin s,m sisS
ihso: s s1,sG mi5Sed; liked, sis@lsso; re
wasons on the city markets ranged
from s1sQ2c. ~ to quality.
/ Hl1es--No. 4 cared, 1Oc: No. I green
e; No s srrsd l bull; a &C.: No. I Green
e; No. sa. nsr.d 0 S SnS; Nc e; E c
frssn. &c: No. ! cured. half. Ilkc; No
o36e No u; se: sheepskins. as e
ana cs n 2 &c &c o no hides 10 on; kir
no iSc; extracted. 76sc per Is.
q, 49,: c:ii!22Sgp!s J. sssSes.to pc,
-; 500 81 81 S g! .! per ~ sS -
0n91ee xU pr sack. csc per bu
! ~ ~ ~ pr erafss picking on
ili2ssssi;a val.ns,a. ss.,,
s,sr.aaA ss.sss4 crate.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber 4 Co.. r. O. Craig. manager.
Ford building. October 1st: wheat--It
will be unusual II there 10 not week
end rally In wheat. Everybody con-
cedes that the bearish conditions con-
much better milling demand. prices
will work still lower. At the same time.
Il looks like poor speculation to 60 into
q market after the break prices have
prodfs on further decline without
waiting for some recovery. On any
good rally on covering Of some OF the
the market may be sale again. Corn
There appears 20 be nothing In sight
20 prevent May corn going back to so
cents or under. although ~ temporary
rally takes place at any time because
Of an Over-sold local trade. II looks
like market to sell on any temporary
swell Oct. LIST n here and the crop has
met with no accident OF any kind. and
this creates beartsh feeling.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01
BETTER CHANCE
By KEEPING OUT

people nothing to sell but long chance
money OF he man OIL
the Mr. Barber
out OF his hands.
this sefsyed Oil
invest
Legitimate exploited methods There
refinery
millions
in
Midway
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

Canned 0eeds-Appiss. Gals. .e..7s;
Il Si.sS. corn-Fsney Maine: li:io;
sse Tribe su Sss sf.nS
ard. 81: an ss.ksd, sSSase. s.iHos-
sockeye. tail, 81: nat. Sais; Alaska
reds. IT'S Alaska, pinks. ei;,s; Toms
toes. ts0soc: succotash. si0Lio per
ces~s-Pscksd conss. ioc-ih. case.
|SlS.760lsSo. delivered
Fss5-Bran. -: nns middiinSs. S1I;
sesr.s miadlinss SO; . s5:es ssan eS sna
Eis.rgAlichissn patsntA in wood:
s ssss si sss Srs sls.r per Dbl
no Ssi. tss PEI iins 0 ,,.e1; boiled I'm
seed. Si.os: Diamond headlight kero-
sens. Sc: Perfection shc: Eoeene.
srG n s sssSiiian o: isi per 'u'
Pssvssas.s-Msss pork. sfs: family.
ed hams. is q isc: dry saltsd briskets
HIS sason sS .de ss .r Seni IN tisse.:
ssn: S t corrected daily by
W. 81 Edgar q Son. The retail Erics
M H: ,Cr Ps Fsr D; Scs;S
River Rouge: Crystal domtnoes lib.
ia7s; S.lb, iais: Eagle tablets. N,se;
cut Loaf, $50; cubes Ss.ss: A s-s.s
Ss.ie: srsnuiated. extra coarse. $3.50;
formulated. fne. In bulk. $50; granu-
lated. in sS-lb cotton bags SIS Is: Mich
iig.H granulated. $3.50: . dismonNd No 4.
ss ssS Nc + : s.ss: No. T. ssSSSS Nc.
ts.Ss: No. 8, S5.f No .. s5.s5; No. 10.
$3.50; No II. ;s;ss; Nc; ii; sssiIigk n nsr
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

The advisory committee appointed
to aid the Detroit Trust Co. in ad-
ministering the affairs OF the Clough
Il Warren Co., which recently went
into receivership, are c. C. jerks,
Of the Michigan Savings bank: A. c.
CLANCY. OF the CLANCY Piano Action
Co.. Castleton-on-the-H Hudson, N. ".
and w. o. Hunt, Of the Adrian State
bank.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01
CHOLERA sC0URGE sPRRApe.
Twenty New Cases Reported -olx De
From Disease.

ROME, Oct. l.--The cholera record
of italy for the past ~ hours shows
a further spread of the disease. Twen-
ty new cases have been reported while
six Of the older ones have proved
fatal. Ttf
News Of two deaths from cholera Ct
Constantinople has caused the fear
that the plague 70 getting = serious
hold there. and as q result, q large
number OF suspects from the infected
district at Constantinopls are being
held In quarantine at Dordrecht.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

The Builders and Traders ex-
change has received q communica-
ton from the Building Trades EN-
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

The talk of merger between the
Wholesalers & Manufacturers asso-
citation and the Board of Commerce is
revived. and the officers of the Whole
salers may be invited to confer with
those OF the Board of Commerce re-
<arding a consolidation Of the two
bodies.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

Butt~r-Creameriss. extras. - Nc Id !;
firsts. 27c: dairy butter. asc: packing
stock. 22c per h.
Eers- F~ssh current receipts. cases
included, 24c dos Receipts saturday.
ass cn sea -
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

The New York banks report loss
in reserve Of $8.543.00 for this week.

The Detroit Trust Co. as trustee of
the mortgage given by the Breathlets
Co.. for the protection OF Its creditors,
is making q first and final distribu-
ton Of the assets Of the concern
amounting to As per cent The com
pany formerly had its laboratory on
Larned-st. west The total liabilities
were about $500.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

62,50S.461 barrels, valued at $50,510.-
3S6. This IL an increase of 11.000. 900
barrels over the production for 1908.
Michigan produced 3,212.653 barrels,
having twelve producing plants.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

According to figures prepared by
Cement Age, Of New York. the total
production Of cement of all kinds in
the United States during 1909 was
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01
WOOL.
BANK sTArEMENT.

NEW YORK, Oct 1.-The weekly
the following changes: Reserve on
all deposits. decrease. yS.545. lbs; re-
serve on deposits other than u. g.. de-
crease, ss.566.200; loans, increase, 81
legal tenders rs' increass. 800: depos-
its. decrease. t7,l1s.s00; circulation, in
crease, e597. 900: total loans. y1,zSs.-
416.400 The surplus Is &10,667.000. as
compared with 32.045.o75 last year and
$41.1e9,360 two years ago.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

!ss Prsssine Done Rssst. Tires
Na1a 1<aA or City ASS.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01
THESE TWO ARE
NOT ON THE MAP

Il mo- mari value q
the into
handled really chance OF raising
little
district and
encouraging
unexpected happens and
ing worth the risk OF
further Wonderland.
e
o. c:s. oss.sS ~ H. l. ?: s- Of Mcs %
s-I on Rspsrtsss which h
printed 4. C.scass
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

job Pr,:s-S p:ss nisAt. saxs:
Main izsi. or City sass.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

EAST BUFFALO. n r. Oct L.
Cattle. Receipts cara steady.
Be- soa asg BRINE, S 70 :s:sri
ssss07:ls: best lice % isso -. ship-
sissrs l:ses 90 LEO ic.. Is Ss.!s:
s :S JytiSSs.ss: ss.s 70 YEcoS as: cows ..
Ssse trim9ers s3seQs best fst
OH: fsir TO good do. l40lSs: stock
dshornsd 5.ssos.6s; medium to good
S.ss SGii s. Ssss boIosn. ssf S
S37k0l.6o: Hight thin bulls. S3.7S04
bsst milksrs and springers. 3!s9se:
sss @l, = ssoa sI a. ;RssiSsss:sr ss'e
h :. !! sss0 ssS: yorisrs. 's'isSs-is;
c ess:s; .s Essstsst 10 cara slow
EAST DUEYAIO-Cssse.
EAST BUTrALO. ~. ". Oct. L.
steady; prime steers. s767ss; butcher
Sss low euii 10 e hsisspsss
0i0.1t Sheep and lambs: Receipts.
$500 head: market slow and easy:
ss eng ss ixmSa ssssSI x Gull to fair s5,s
647s Hogs: Receipts. i.s7o head:
ers, xS.lbQS.zos pigs. -. mixed. $50
ssss.. hs :sgyii iss'sSs' r'1sA'. 'a'sS''
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Oct 1.--Hogs: Receipts, 5000 market
,s hs ased I'D and q ssssssr. s..S
heavy. 3assQsiS: light, Ss,ss6s.sc;
pigs - IS 01.1e. Cattle: Receipts.
600: market weak: beeves, s4so0s:
s1d ss snS si "a ssockefs
o go; calves. S1s00lo. Sheep: Re-
csiPta Loco: market steady; native.
SA7s07-1o; western. $45s6s4o.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. l.--Hogs: Re-
ceirts. 500, shade higher: mediums and
heavies. -; yorker9 4S.26@s.35: pigs
and lishts. Sass. Cattle: Receipts. ;
Ssss top Calves: Receipts. 100. ,io'ss
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01
ADVICE 10 INVESTORS

Of liz rsadsr. the
should g sad o. 1ssfe rn not
reliable
% 70 IN; s asasius s1'a 'A'
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01
o. 8. GOVT BONDS.

Bond quotations reported by Hay
den, Stone 4 Co, Oct j:
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

certainly do not think II advisable
| to invest any money In the American
Midway Oil Co., of California. The
average investor In In no position to
buy oil stocks of any sort and especi-
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

Oh. ! 01oss: NOBODY has
~ ~ ~ fof The wheat bull.
II NM oQt: quite .demoraIixed-
@14o exDected for Saturday.
4 111Dxo1 that enough shorts
y put prices up little.
.s &c z ss 's m|ss damsh o = =
1nf0o lIn1s and are being
16no1 ovofy day 70 keep
noo0 vox . week there has
rs H1Y ~ sunlight for the bulls.
HOY made showed . loss.
|1Um fho fact that prices are
ke< appears A. bearish
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

s AL y; s:1 ssss ! 'sfSssss;'
fse:Ssrsistss. SL.sos pr Ssi
S4;te8s.ss per Dbl; s~nnon. siseoi
rssss-st7sos per bu. :.
Hs1atees-Southern. e1.So per Dbl y
oooc per bu; Michigan. car lots. coo
fssissy-sprinss. lsxQise. hens
lto; geese. il0isc; turkeya i'0lse
4. sssss .ss =: ssi S....s: 80 r.:
Te1sesss--l1ome-g rown.L SoQso bu
Isll:ys-Nc; I &c; NO; sA9s y ~ ,s,
|ans unwsshed itoiSc per ID.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

:. " % s ;. 49, cs
ssssu Csssit ost ~
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

NEW YORK, Oct. Flour: Dull
apd easier. Pork. Steady; mess. s22
aa2:so. Lard: Dull: middle west spot,
trifugaI ss test. 1896; muscovado, 81
test. 80. a.: refined. dull: cut loaf. s5.s5;
crushed ;s7S; Powdered Ss.ls; sTan un
spot. IiGfiHc. Taiiow: steady; city.
prime. $40; No. 5. 7sc o ssc; clover. 20
I40isc: ducks. 1sgia5sc. Live poul-
try: Good demand: geese. lsc: ducks.
1901 fowls. Isc; turkeys. l10 lsc;
rOSssers. lie Cheese n.o Steady; = si sas
skins. common to specials. sGi2&c;
Butter: DUH and unchanged: re-
dairy tubs. ssg asc: imitation cream:
steady; receipts. 7.7ss; nearby white
sas i iss:s rs assr se Rssd fancy
CHICAGO BUTTER MARKET.
CHICAGO. Oct. Butter: Extras.
1sc; firsts. asc; dairy extras. arc; irsts.
Che ssss si rn%s hf iss nr souas
Americas. IsE 6lsc Live poultry
Fowls. ish ole; ducks. is0iahc;
geese. 100 11c.
BOSTON. Oct. 1.-The Commercial
Bulletin says OF the wool market: Mod
crate business IL being done with the
smaller mills. which are showing lit
tie more interest in offerings. With
two or three exceptions, transactions
are Of unimportant quantities. Prices
are nrm, but dealers cannot obtain adj
yances The chief demand In for terri
tory wool. with Montana staples SELL
ing at CSC secured. original bag Mon
tana at 5s6soc, original wyoming at
1914 e. 22c grease. and Montana half
blood clothing at about 55c clean.
The shipments Of wool from Boston
pounds, against Is5.3lo.204 pounds for
the same time last year. The receipts
to Sept. 20. inclusive. were 223.as2.65s
pounds, against 43,756,S56 pounds for
the same period last year.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.--Bar silver
,.s Hai st.is'so 3 4sS.s5.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton quotations reported by Hay
len. Stone 4 Co.. Oct. i:
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

The Gone Butte Mining Co, does
not seem to be on the map any more.
II cannot ind Il listed In the standard
copper authorities. II run across
lit In further search will see what
y ~.c la.ru NJ a. for VIM 90 far Al
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-26

missed her bewildering array of
puffs, her high heels and her exag-
gerated walk from Main street. One
can not make ones self landmark
and then expect ones absence to pass
upnoticed.
II was Mrs. Lawyer White who
ferreted out the mystery.
"Elfrida Sprankle." she told her
listeners, breathlessly, "ain't a-going
to marry that professor after all. Her
ma says the engagement is broken
by mutual consent'-I'll bet Elfrido
made her memorizc that-and that
Elfrida found they were in-incom-
or other. But I'll
bet the real rea0on Is that Prof,
James Hubbard Jones found out
about that notice In the Clarion ana
threw her over. Any right sensible
man would.
You never can make Three Pines
look at the matter in any other way
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-26
Short Stories For Evening Hours
WHAT ELFRIDA DID

verslty and getting notions! ex-
pect her pa and mad "a rather died
than put that in the paper, but FL
frida always was stuck up. There
Isn't anything good enough for her
since she came back. expect she
thinks she's showing us what is
what"
IL never heard the like!" said
Mrs. Lawyer White. Now, when
my Milly-"
Il should think" interrupted an
other caller, "she would just hate to
walk down Main street after this,
with everybody staring SOL"
oh, Elfridas that kind" declar-
ed another woman. Indignantly.
why, she sends away for dress
goods-as though Peters store didn't
have anything fit for herr"
Thereafter Three Pines had the
absorbing occupation of hanging
upon every motion of Elfrida Spran-
kle, who brazenly appeared in pub
lie as usual with her head a little
higher, II anything.
She talked about her fiance freely
and did not try to hide her ring
by turning the stone In when she
took off her gloves, as a truly retir.
ing young person should do in Three
Pines. Her love affair was extreme
ly romantic, It seemed. Elfrida had
met her professor when she visited
n schoolmate I'm Omaha and It had
been love at first sight. His photo.
graph showed him to be serious
high-browed young man with o
struggling mustache.
He was biologist. Nobody In
Three Pines was quite certain what
was the exact line of work followed
by a biologist, but everybody agreed
that hts being one was an added
grievance against Elfrida. Othel
girls were content to marry grocers
drygoods men and hardware mer
chants.
Elfrida said she was going to have
Wuite CTcpe Weuuius SOWH anu !
dozen of everything and there were
rumors OF an out-of-town caterer
Three Pines In its thrilled bewilder
ment figuratively sat about with eye!
and ears open to see what atrocit,
Elfrida would perpetrate next. l
was scandalized and shocked to thu
utmost and IL was enjoying thes'
hitherto dormant emotions. But no
for minute, even in Its intenses
interest, did Three Pines forget tina
Elfrida had outraged all proprieties
Some of the inhabitants even cut on
the notice from the Clarion and lat
It away with clipped newspape
poems In the plush gift books oil
the center table, to be brought on
on special occasions.
Suddenly Elfrida packed up AM
Invent East for visit. The tow
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-26

IN the Town OF Three Plncs yOunH
people don't get engaged--they Just
get married.
a young man and young woman
may have been much together ever
since their school days without Gre
ating any comment. They may have
been seen in each others company
at all the church socials, Thanks
Swing dances and moonlight picn!cs
for so long that everybody has be-
coMe entirely used to the sight. Then
some day the Three Pines Clarion
comes out with a notice. to the eff
feet that 1.-The bride was tastefully
attired in a beautiful gown of white
Persian lawn, trimmed with valen-
tiennes lace, and the groom wore the
conventional black" Before that
time nothing about the approaching
wedding has been said. The neigh
bors who have run in the back way
to borrow a cup of sugar have seen
scraps of white lawn bestrewing the
floor and have smiled the baking OF
fruit cake, Out they have refrained
from the topic thus suggested to
them, and the brides fustered moth
er. trying desperately to look uncon-
cerned, has asked how Aunt Sarah's
rheumatism Is these days.
In Three Pines there Is something
savoring of the scandalous in dis
cussing or boasting about an APP
preaching wedding In ones family.
II has been the accepted etiquette
for years when a wedding Is In pros
pect 10 act as though there never
had been or would be such thing
as Il wedding.
These things being so, even an
outsider can imagine the sensation
that resulted when Elfrida Sprankle
got engaged and put a notice about
II in the newspaper. Totally un'
emotional people who could read OF
an earthquake or a flood without
turning hair simply went to pieces
from the shock the night the Clar.
ions news column contained the fol.
lowing:
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sprankle
announce the engagement Of theil
second daughter, Elfrida, to Prof
James Hubbard Jones OF Omaha"
Then men who sat around Ber
lSprankle's feed and grain store and
snapped jokes snorted when the,
read 1t. "'Mr. Benjamin Spran'
kle'!" they mimicked Indignantly
l9Well, wouldn't that get yuh! Ole
Ben is putting on dog these days.
But II was the women who suffer
ed most. 1T all comes" declared
Mrs. DR.. Kicks. who with shaw
over her head had run into Mrs
Lawyer Whites. newspaper In hand
and had found several other womei
gathered there with shawls owe
their various pompadours, 'of Ell
frida's going away to the State uni
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-26
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There are many substitutes and
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-26
BAND CONCERT.

The Hawaiian band Will play In
Aala Park this evening at 1880 o'clock.
The following program will be rend.
cred:
March-Aala ................ Berger
Overture-Juenlta ............ Suppe
lntcrmezzo-Bunch Of Roses .....
................. Chambers
Observation-Disclosures Butterfly. .Puccini
Vocal-Hawalian songs. AR. by Berger
Selcction-Three Twins -. Hoschna
Waltz-Oriental Roses .. Ivanovic!
rinale-Lio Kamali ........ Berger
The Star Spangled Banner.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-26

Suddenly Elfrida packed up and
went East for a visit. The town
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-26
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