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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-02
The PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN

Seth srrEEr-Fronan & Taubert have solo
~ Hvrnan Ssrrsr the Alcazar, SIX story ere
yator apartment house a. H9s ~ ana ~ "a
fo~ frvestr1ent The property IS near Lexington
avenue ana has not changed h4nds u twenty
years
MANHATTAN AVENUE Arnold. Byrns
Baunann have sod Tor ne, <agTom h ssS 3
pferf9tfar avenue northeast corner Of lOolh
street six story fath-use with stores. on p
10y - llXeo feet
24TH STREET : l. horde MoTasoai & Son ha y,
i-ssr 2stn street from The Dye estate and no
l28 East .s,h street from John Palmer. Two
ihree story cveiHne houses. or plot 5oxlco
feet The property VIII - resold for improve
ment
89ru STREET -Msnheimer Brothers have
sold FOR william Wetstein % eelg Nanhcimef.
10 Investment No 81 70 PSI West 5sth street
,h-ee are story fa,houses ON a PLOT 75 sx9s
feet
18TH STREET benedict s Co. have resold
rsrCg No 22s West 18Th street three story
dwelling house or LOT lsx9s u feet.
BLEECKER sTREET-G. Tuou s. co. have
si5-y To- ieneaent house on ot 25xl00 feet The
buyer VIII alter it for business use.
PLEECKER STREET.. G Hansen is re
ported 20 have sold no. ooo biceckeI street. a
,our story tenement house On a lot 2ill175l0
PARK AVENUE Dun & Conger have sold
FOR Dr. Augustus Mlileg 70 Harry g. Hart the
five story couDle natlolae no III Fafk ave
nue.. On plot 25XaO feet
BOTH sTKEET-A Coleman smith has sold 70
William .. FltzFcTald 30. East Both street. n
four story altered building on lot 2. 5Ns5 feet.
The building IS separated ly one lot from the
Fifth avenue plot recently bought by Benjamin
Altman from tho Marshall Field estate
SYST sTREET-Miss Georgianna White sold
No. East slst street. four story and base
ment dwelling house. on lot 20 1NiO2.2 feet
THE BRONX
10Th STREET Froman & Tauhert have
sold for Alfred Lewis the Bronx View. a Ave
story house. az Nos CO and G2i East 10Th
street OH plot 501ii7 feet 10 a client for in
vesunent. The property IS adjacent q Mckin-
ley Square.
WASHINGTON AVENuE.-Ernst 4 Calm
sold Tor Helene Matthias 40 2.05s Washington
avenue two story frame dwelling. ON lot 1s Ok
aJ feet 10 client for occupancy
TNDERCLIfF AVENUE Ernst & CABIN
Ia VA r..nld fnr CfIrfeS IYrou 10 CNorRe II
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REALTY NOTES.

Charles A. Christman is the buyer OF
No 4o7 10 n9 Fourth avenue, sold recent
D. through Leo Hess
William Waldorf Aston has conveyed the
ga street half Of the Waldorf-Astoria Ho-
,el 20 the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
rany in trust for his son, WALDORF. The
transfer covers the corresponding portion
az the private street back Of the hotel,
half OF the Aston Court Building al No
p west 33d street and the FIVE story bul1
Tugs No. = 10 81 West ed street
The latest form OF Improvement planned
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET

FOR RENT COUNTRY COTTAGE CONTAIN
Ing nine rooms. including BATHROOM: ali new
Is painted and rcpapercd throughout: with ha,h
toilet, hot and cold running water and electric
lights. furnished ready for immediate occupan
cy' never falling well close 10 kitchen door 10
Gated on the Old Boston Post Road orr mil.
north or Rowayton station. on New Haven Rail
road: will be rented for four months for S30O or
$3.50 Tor three months. also. one unfurnished
and one partially furnished cottage ad,oininc .
the above described. Inquire OF s. r. WlsFD
owner. adjoining premises or No loS William
street, 9th door, city.
PAYING FARMS. COUNTRY HOMES. FINE
Villas. IN the Berkshres. Columbia Co n v.
Berkshire Co. Mass. very low prices. all sizes.
farm, $50 acres. will Ue sold very chean: Owner
too old 63 acres spruce timber. so acres ,illahis
smooth. free from stons. lots fruit, modern two
story nine room house; running spring w,,sr.
nshing. hunting; ono view: elevation oDo ,ss,
SMITH a TANK,
'ttshe,d. Mass.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY. - FREE Avn
clear, sentleman's country home. near somerD
ville heauuful stucco house. ten larr. roor,..
sun parlor. wide verandas IMPROVEMENT 10
acres. lake. grove icehouse. other buiIdi,~s
owner accept 5000. balance mortgage CESps y,
UTHE. 2lo West iilst 81. city. No agents
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10 MINUTES PROM NEW YORK cirf
A.
(ONNE( IlCUl.

FINE CONNECTICUT FARM ~
between Waterbury and rorrington, "a. "
good LAND. nice, new Broom house, -. hss'
randa and porte cochere. gas. hot Wa,e,,rs
&C, trout brook. and the hest OF hup -,s'i
season right on the farm, situated on O.
line. State road; ) minutes from oePtsep,
proposed trolley directly by, price
can't be duplicated c,aA
+. NJ BURNS, Torrinston' ~
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long ISLAND

- HOME SITES
You can ind ont about the most tssNsot
places - build or bug home q ssr1ihS -
cents reCular price fv-snty-r'e 'or -,
NJ the subj han New lcrt Nl~-eT -
rOU% 4 COUNTRY n contains -
Estate Information Biauh. ..'h NI 80
YOU detai's. ~.
TOWN COUNTRY WoNE LAND 81
REAL
80 I'f'h ,'or'ls Tel ot-, - Ni-'s'l =
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Joseph =. lay
.,ui -T. 200 .gl 80. g. 80 Fl V Of An az
4o,a, str ,0.. and Noro bldg, Realty Hold
,rg 40 aat a. ; fahst o' I'D. " scnW art
.tr d s. N'rErrcf, pr. amt duo. Stl o>i o..
.ts 20 70 Hr-t utr o' Si3"l"'
,yr-T t>u tN. 80. u IS f. Of 95d
.-s % -.. tenut. " 10 Grave at =
p. co,'r - 81 Occtt G. Is s. N. att's WIN
,..qrr rct 4rr 'ue. SIS ESQ 20
t,,rH en-. D.. 81 25S % Of 9Th ate, %
90 n So, lr- r. VI Coddineton agt II
7srriue o. e' - r Robinson. atty. " ? taush
ru r-f amt I-. >Flss p
2, - r Jurrshsm & 80
t4c1B FL . s 100 II OF 18th axe. I5oH9o =
,-.9r- N1-s' fe Insurance 60 az. w.
f-rto1 90 %. D. Alien. atty. . = NoI-an, rct-
ar-t due ISL go IS taxes etc S7as 30
U, samuel Man.
,iAco2rB FL 90 cor l5lst .. g - 60. =.
fplI,-2 % -.. feHmt . schaefer az Barnet
~r-f-r ?. A. John HARDY att; J = McEyeel'
ret awe lI. sfi. 1-. 's taxes etc. 81 %. 81
90 AVE- rpt e s III q Of l03d 81. 25xlOo.
~ -srn,t and stores G 5 Runk et Al, az
e,rs. - Flora PICK ~ al; George Meyer atty
Jacob Ie,-. re- amt due 90. - 40 taxes enc
SO 30 rua % - hrs- mtg NJ 10000
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

The following property was sold at auc-
ton in the Real Estate Exchange sales
room. Nos a ana Is Vcscy street yester-
GAY
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BOROUGH OF oILtNs.

/.
ROOMS AND TILE BArH GAs
electric light. parquet floors. se"e. az
ton. mscadamizsd streets concfetr.., ~
walks. beautiful shade trees eest lact'i. a. -
block O, depot. some corners. SO 500 - ."
u. MASTER & co. Flusrins. Z. --....,-,,.i
SOUND CREST. L l. on THE BEAyrnj
north shore OF Long Island. IS nin.,,, .
New York VIA Penn. Tunnel so mNl Tsscsi
aoth st. y. Y. c.. express trolley ,s Ess
read, 20 move into. p. j. SMITH -
.Sd ST. New York city. ~
GREAT NECK HrLLs.-HALF BLoCk, -
railroad station. beautiful residences =, ,,sa
from 1920 20 SlI 500. live in one 81 % ~ i,f
while We build Tor YOU. \. W. fktssI. ye'i
Marbridge Bldg. Herald square. NeN
city. or Great Neck. l.. l. .-----,S-
IL MINUTES FROM NEW NoRh 80
FOREST HILLS. !. /. .,sNA
10 complete houses from $4,000 to~srO
CORD MEYER DENELoPMtNt ~
~ William ST. New York CITY, ,,o1.;
COMMON SENSE HOUSES OF sSS%s
and bath. on plot 4OAioo $1,000 ~ - ri.
small payment down. the balance 80 n,
TOM e PRIrCHARp opposite Nuii'
Railroad station. Flushing l. I -
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following sales We're recorded in the
Real Estate Exchange salesroom, Nos.
il and rs Vesey street. yesterday:
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10Th ST. Sol 70 593 East. sty brk; ? lots.
each 2lx94: = mtgs. each 5000, prior mtgs.
each $4,000. yrs. per cent. June l. Maud
= Barclay 70 l. Deguar; $40 coo, address. 10
Broadway
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93D ST s22 and S2 East. sly blk. 5ol9s .;
MAJ 81. RS. AZ per cent; John CourtrA- 10
Bowery Savings Bank. SIS ooo' address. -.
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83D 81 cor 81 Madison eve 80 1900
prior mig $40 ocO: Nav / due a. r.r bend
Hubbard Holding. CO 10 George Backer - al.
81 800 address,. 50 HAMILTON Terrsne
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.
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E PROPERTY, March / due as rsr
'sme n same az 5or. address go Veft
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! 10TH ST, 272 East 2oxso prior mtg $4,000:
Iay 81; 5 yrs, per cent; Lewis Lenning 10
George r Lapp $4,000 address, Rockville
Centre. Long Island.
! 10TH ST. "a East. sly brr 25x9aii: May
| 81. yrs: Max III HaZay 20 METROPOLITAN Saw
! inys Bank 5000. address. 20 Cooper square
! Fact.
SAME PROPERTY prior mtg sis 900: May
| 81: yrs, 6 per cent: same 10 Louisa Nencn-
! stein. 5000 address. go East 10Th st
18TH ST 81 East 3 siy brk. 1sx irreg May
| q; yrs Mex Bordowits 70 Smalia Roche
! SO 600: address, 3i5 West S4th ST
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r ST. 6. lao n o, Prospec, ave, 50,
rior mtg, $4,000. June L , yrs. PEI
George LAuter 20 Emil " Klapper
address. s73 West Ind eve
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e cor - Ir-Tng II, 2o1x irreg
Inc as per bond Frank he x HuT q
coulter L HuYler - al. executors
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May 81. 1905 Archibald FORREST = Ma .
southnayd. $1,000 address. East Orange y F.
9TH AVE, e, - y 81 1884 - gjx2ti
Nov IS. 1895. Henry Rothschnd - al - Frare'.
= Siate $500 attorneys. CLARKE { clarke. 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
AnuSenenfS

The l0l Ranch parade Yesterday
forenoon was one of the most inter-
esting ever seen on the streets OF
AMARILLO Amarillo showed appre-
citation of the event, and the principal
streets OF the city were lined with
the array OF Indians. cowboys. bands
OF music, cowgirls, floats and ali OF
the Interesting personages ami para
phernalia of such an exhibition,
One ow the most interesting OF
the many unique features OF the par.
AIDE was the showing OF huffaloes on
one of the floats. The old time stage
coach also attracted considerable at
tention, Price Maclyn Taylor bearing
aloft from this trap Texas flag
BY critical ones. II was declared
that the array OF horses was the
prettiest ever shown in an aggrega-
ton OF the kind In Amarillo. The
music and equipment was fully in
line and much enthusiasm was en-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25

gendered throughout the length OF
he line Of march.
The attendance at both afternoon
and evening performances nf HE
l0l Ranch Show was good, and the
exhibitions of skill amply warranted
the time and expense Of the people
Practically every humber offered
brought forth much applause. The
performance was so different and
on this account appealed to the au-
dience at every turn. The variety
of attractive numbers was ample.
and presented greater range than
could ordinarily have been expected
That the riding. roping. dancing.
shooting and games were surpass.
ingly good. there Is no question. The
after shows or concerts also were
excellent showing some OF the fines,
possible execution IN vaudeville
lines.
Polite and courteous treatment is
specialized by the management and
employees, ard the interior arrange
ments such as add greatly to the
comfort OF all In attendance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
Thousands Now Use This
lOw-Cost Cough Syrup
AFsrily Supply for soc, Saving Yov 81
The Quickest, Best Thing You Eve,
Used, or Money Refunded,

The prompt and positive results given
by this inexpensive cough medicine have
cansd u 20 l~ used In more homes In the
u ; and Canada than any other cough
remedy II gives instant relief and will
usually wire out the most obstinate, deep
stated cough inside of ~ hours ltQuickly
suc~sSis, even In whoopinR cough and
Group.
A 10 cent hottie Of PineI, when mixed
with home made sugar syrup, makesa full
pint-a family supply-of the most pleas
ant and effective cough remedy that money
could buy, NJ n saving Of " Easily pre-
par~i In five minutes-full directions In
package
Children take pincx Cough Syrup Will.
ingly, bSause II tastes good. IL stimu.
late- the appetite and II slightly laxative
both excellent features splendid for
hoarsencSs, thruat tickle, bronchitis, etc
and prompt. successful remedy FOR IN.
cipient lung trouble
pinex Is n special and highly conccn-
tratsd compound III Impaired Norway
White Pine extract and II rich in guaiacol
and other natural h,0 irr pine elements.
Simply mix II with sugar svrupor strninrd
honey, IN pint hott'r, AMI Il l. p,ady for
uea ~.
Pincx has often h'cn initiated, hut never
successfully, for nu'hing rlo viii prodcce
the same rsu'H tn" genuine IL pilaran-
ted To give absolute ~ s.ar, ion or money
rfund~d Certificate ~ guarantee l.
wrapped IN unch pnckagr Your druggist
as pincN or viii rlndlN st " tr~you. II
OF. scnd 10 The finrX Co 1t Wayne, lnd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
LAST Sermon SUNDAY
BEFORE CONFERENCE

hr Elves, T.. Robinson. pastor OF
the Polk Street Methodist church
viii preach his last sermon before
conference. Sunday The annual
conference ccnvenes "Wednesday. No.
vember !, with RI. Rev. James A..
kins presiding.
There can he little doubt that the
church will be filled Sunday 10 hear
Dr. Robinson as he Is one Of the
most popular pastors ever IN ANA.
rillo' and a uniform and general de.
sire has been expressed both in and
out OF the congregation over which
he has charge. that he be returned
TO this point
DR.. Robinson has been in this CITY
but one wear yet during that time he
has surrounded himself with hun
dreds OF friends, including men and
women In the various churches. and
also from the ranks OF these not
ofhmiag anv church affillation. lie
is greatly beloved by the Officers and
members of the Polk Street church,
and his removal at this time would
be greeted as one Of the most un-
fortunate possible misfortunes.
While there has been nothing that
would Indicate a removal, yet this
Is the season of the change, the
thought naturally comes to the minds
OF those who know the rules OF the
denomination. 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
Rev. kiker Returns.

Rev o. p. Kiker has returned to
his home in Amarillo after having
concluded his iouraeyings over the
Amarillo district as presiding elder.
In preparation for the coming annual
conference that is to begin In Plain
view d week from today.
The presiding elder states that his
work is MP IN good shape. and that
the district will make an elegant
showing for its initial year He has
recently visited all of the charges
In the district. and the general aver
age will he thoroughly comrimen-
tary 10 all concerned
This is the first report 10 be rcnd-
cred &c conference by Rev. Kiker as
presiding elder, and will carry many
interesting features from the newly
formed district in Texas Methodisn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
Ms. ". !. Wood Entcrtains
Complimentary to Mrs kirtl,y.

Mrs. W. J. Wood entertained a
number of friends at her home three
miles east OF the city Sunday in hon
or Of her guest. Mrs w +. Kirtley
of Quincy. Ills.
\ most delicious five course din
ner was served and later in the af-
ternoon pink and white metropoli-
taia ice cream and cake were served,
The guests were
Mrs. w. r Kirtlev of Quincy. III.
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Renton, MIR. and
Mrs, J H. Gilvin. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
+. Zimmerman. and Floyd Hahn of
nreNtler, New Mexico.
Mrs G. r. Smycr will he hostess
Tor the Extension society Of the Sac
red Heart church this Afternoon At
her home, zoos Lincoln street he
ginning at $50 O'Clock
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Baptist church will meet this after.
MOOT at o'clock IN the church par
lors
The Mission Study class of the
Womans Missionary Society of the
Polk Street Methodist church will
meet this afternoon nj o'clock IL
a.. gl,nr,h
The Missionary Society of the
PRESBYTERIAN church will meet this
afternoon at o'clock in the church
parolrs.
Circle No . Of the First Christian
church. viii meet this afternoon at
2:3O o'clock with Mrs. Ray Wheat.
ley at her home, Sl2 Washington
street
Mrs, +. s. Newbold will be hostess
for the Friday Five Hundred club at
her home, 1907 Van Buren, street.
Friday afternoon from to 6 o'clock
.
Mrs, c. +, Brothers and Mrs + Il.
Trollinrer will entertain today iron,
8 TO 6 o'clock. Cards
Mr.. and Mrs A. F.. Meyer, 1908
Monroe street are rejoicing over the
arrival of n son, A. r. Meyer, Jr
.
Mrs, Steve Trigg and small daugh-
ter are guests OF Mrs Triggs parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w Whittle. 1000
Tyler street
.
Mrs, ], f. Alexander has returned
to Amarillo after a visit OF nearly
two months with her son, j. " Alex
andcr, ut Dimmltt Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
Mr.. krarhy Brown EntcrtainS
Ia CoStura club.

The La Costura Club was most
charmingly entertained yesterday
afternoon from ; to 6 o'clock by Mrs
Nearby Brown AZ her home, lo0s
jefferson street. beautiful docora-
lions NJ potted plants and CROWN :
ferns made 4 charming spot to sit
and enjoy the afternoon with needle
work Later delicious luncheon
was served consisting Of creamcd
CHECKER. olives. sandwiches, nineap-
Pile salad and coffee.
Those present were Mesdamcs J
w. Berkeley, +. p, Kennedy A. NJ
Thomas. n. T. Mitchell, Kinibrew
s. ]. Brown. Roberts. J 4. North.
rop, n W. owen, Louis Anthony,
Latney Barnes, J ~ Beaslcy, Jim
Curtis, G, Il. Garner, ". +. Lee, +. F
Dodsoa. j. II Kendrick. s. II. Mad
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
Mrs D. 4. Powell Honorcd at
MaNahachic SCcials.

Among the out-of-town society
events, Mrs r p Powell OF ANA
rillo figures conspiciously in the So
cial affairs at WaXahachie. her form
er home Following is an accoun,
OF one of the club meetings attended
by Mrs. Powell;
The Shakespeare club me, Tues
day afternoon. Miss Nav Smith re-
ported that she as one OF the COM
mittee went to the cotton mill Satur-
day afternoon. and entertained the
children with stories, and gave them
soda pop. \ letter was read from
Mrs, Garrison of Denton. chairman
OF the Household Economics commit
tee, who wants To give 4 demonstra.
ton in domestic science In Waxahl-
chic under the supervision OF the
Shakespeare club. The club will en-
ter into correspondence vFh ncr.
Mrs, John Kennedy and Mrs Sid
Farrar, had splendid talks on .he
play, and the third scene from 9th
clio. proved Of great interest In.
spiration was given the club hv the
presence OF Two former members,
who nov live in distant climcs. Mrs
Hugh Curry OF Louisiana. who rs
Miss Vida Risland was one o. their
brightest members, and Mrs. +, L.
Powell oi Amarillo. who was one OF
the charter members. ard in whose
home the Shakespeare club was or,
ganized IN the winter Of 1897 Mrs
Groce,, Mrs. simpson and Mrs. KEN.
BILE arc the charter members who are
still faithful TO the work. Mrs Pow
ell WAS asked 70 make few remarks
to the club and she prcfaced her re-
marks by saving that the Shakespeare
club in WaNahaohie was very dear
10 her, she was glad to note theiy
proyress. and that she wanted 10 tel
NhVN- NNHl'NuIuS VI 'luu Nnlk IN
Amarillo. especially the 7. T. u. NJ
which she was member Sne cv
| planned particularly about the work
OF the national literary society
known as the 7 r. ~ society, OF
which there is a local chapter a,
Amarillo. The object Of chief inter
est in this society 70 their educational
fund from which loans are made al
n low rate OF interest 10 deserving
young girls who are without means "a
acquire college education Mrs
Pnwell's talk was very much appre,
ciated bv the club, The ladies must
have known that these former mem.
hers were 10 he present or else tn,
Inspiration OF their presence made an
unusually good lesson. and q delight.
tul afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
Cornclins-Iioney-
A PRETTY Home Wedding.

Miss Mamie Elizabeth Cornelius
and Michael r. Roney were united
in marriage at S;i5 o'clock yester-
day morning nj the home OF the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Cornelius. 7O5 Harrison street, Rev.
u. II. Dunn officiating.
The parlor of the home was beau-
tifully arranged with white chrysan-
themums and smilax. the DINING
room in carnations, and the arch
way was gracefully draped with smi.
lax and large bunch OF chrysan-
themums was suspended from the
centre.
II was a simple yet very pretty
affair and only the family and a few
intimate friends OF the bride and
groom were present.
The bride wore a handsome tai
lored suit OF grey French SERGE with
hat, gloves and shoes 10 match,
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Roney left for trim
through the southern part of the
state. they will visit many points
~ interest and will be with friends
at Galveston and San Antonio. They
will be at home NJ 1895 Lincoln
street after November 3.
The bride is a most charming
Young lady She was reared in ANA
rillo and has large circle OF friends
The groom is an efficient employc
OF the Santa Fe and has been in
Amarillo about three years lie Is
very popular in the social as we'll as
the business circles
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
DENVER NORTH DELAYED -
ny COACH DER tII.NENT

Fort Worth a Denver City passen-
ger train due to have reached ANA
rillo al l9:ij Yesterday afternoon,
did not arrive until o'clock in the
evening. on account Of a deralment
Of two coaches near Childress. No
one was hurt In the wreck. but the
exact tause of the trouble has not
been learned at this point. -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25

~. ,ra's Altar Guilf
Enioys serving session.
The Altar Geld OF ST Andrews
Episcopal church met Yesterday az
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. Z l..
Person. $40 Fillmore street. with
Mrs. r r Edwards as the charming
hostess. The meeting was opened
promptly at 9 30 O'Clock by the
president. in the usual devotional or
der after which the Afternoon was en-
joyabiy spent with the dainty needle
work the members are getting ready
for the fall bazaar Later dainty re-
freshments were served by the host
ess In her usual cordial and winning
manner.
Those present were Mrs. y. W.
Foresman. Mrs. I. n. Haney. Jr..
Mrs. W. II. McKirahen. Mrs }. T.
Hamilton. Mrs. II. n. Below. Mrs
Lewis Pittman and Misses Stella
Wearv and Meta Lynn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
VISITING MINISTER'S FROM y
NEARBY PANHANDLE FONTS.

Prominent among the visitors in
Ama,illo yesterday were Rev W NJ.
Baker, pastor OF the PRESBYTERIAN
church at Hereford Rev. 4. L. Bow
man, pastor Of the Methodist church
at Panhandle. These gentlemen from
their respective communities report
excellent conditions, with harvesting
reports well calculated 10 bring about
a better condition OF affairs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
Mrs. 4. T.. Rallew
Hostess foi Needle Club.

The Needle club members with a
few guests OF the clab. were most
charmingly entertained yesterday at
ternoon from 10 6 O'Clock by Mrs.
c. l.. Ballew, 1903 Madison street
The afternoon was enjoyably spent
with the usual pastime of the club
needle work, during which the host
ess served a dainty salad course.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-10-25
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Smith. J. +, Carter. J. A. Taylor. W.
A. Ward. NJ. NJ. Whitmire. !. +.
Wood and Miss Mollie Brown