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The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-06-12
Tax Notice

[ am instructed to bring suit
against all parties who are in arrears
with their 1912 city taxes. To avoid
all costs settle with the City Tax
Collector Immediately. - III. ].
SPENCE, City Atty.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-02
S. & III.
Stamps
with
every
Purchase
Come Visit Us at
Our Expense

For seven days, commencing Saturday, October
4th and ending Saturday. October 11 the Lion Store
will give the people of this section out of the ordn
airy opportunity to get their choice of all the latest
styles shown during Fall Opening at prices which
cannot be duplicated in any other store in Hammond
any other city.
Not only do offer special bargains for these
days. but in addition will refund railroad fares
to all out-of-town customers whose purchases reach
certain small total which WILL of course, vary for the
various number of miles Travelled.
Look the list of bargains in this circular mark
those that you need and this your shopping list
during this great sale.
Come tomorrow or the next day, bring your friends
along Phone write your out flown relation and
tell them of the golden opportunity that awaits them
Everything that everybody vans for themselves
their homes is here and at considerably less than you
would pay elsewhere.
Some come for visit to relatives and on shop
ping tour to the Lion Store
If you live out of the city you will readily realize
that this is excellent opportunity to Free
trip to Hammond
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
William Il. Eeecher. of Baltimore, Nd
and Mary E. Wi!lett'of AIcGiesport, Nd
Herbert a. Poole and Mary L. T. Small.
wood.
Ralph Parson and Bertha Alternately
both OF tJarretts. Va.
Wallace c. 'McDermott OF Freehold, "
J.. sand Anna 8. Grace OF this city.
Richard L. Anderson and Mary. X
Butler. '-.-
Greed g. Fulton and Jennie Evans
lfichae, Bello and Anna NJ. .To,tllo. s
Albert Roycroft and Clara II. Marsh,
both of Palmyra. y. 7.
Henry, /. Baden aud Annie G.. Carroll,
both of Waldorf, Md.
George Apostle and Stella -A,lgelakos,
both Of Richmond. Va.
Frederick Templen,an and Bessie Toll
liver both Of Colonial Beach, Va.
irving c.. ToWson. and Bessie NJ. os-
tDaniel Carroll and Isabelle l.. 7Caffrey.
Hugh B. Rowland and Frederick l.
Monks. -,
John 4. Garrison. Of this. ;sity and Nan
Drnest G.. Geiisian of''Westminster, Nd,
ard Minnie sYount Of Crimona, Va.
Otis Kepler..' Of Frederick, Md, and
BERTHE, .Zecker$ of Brunswick, Md.
Edward E. Payne and Melissa Agner,
both Of Warm Springs, Va. :
Rosario Urzetto and Virginia T.
Garages. - . l.
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Births. Reported.


The following births have been re-
ported to the health department in thu
last twenty-four hours. -
John aud Hazel Virto. boy.
Noah Z. and Mary n. Thomas, girl.
Morris and Fannie Scher, girl
John P. and. Marilla \. Smith. girl.
Ralph and Edith Swlgart. girl.
John and Minnie e. Robinson, boy.
Maurice L. and Minnie 4. Pettis, boz
Harry. A and Lottie L. Hopkins, boy
Thomas III. and Isabelle Green, boy.
francesca and Utilia Fiorelii. girl.
James f. and Emily ". Dixon. girl
Aaron V. and Catherine E. Deane
girl. -,
Edward D.. and: Cora M:-Brown. girl
Charles j. and Mabel A. Barrett, girl
Charles A. and Agnes NJ Bailey, boy
William and Daisy Turner, girl.
Robert P. and Annie Rhea, boy.
James E. and Bessie Hit. girl.
Elijah and Essye Gadson. boy.
John and Fannie Becker, girl.
Henry and Annie Adams. boy.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reports
ed to the health department In the Lass
twenty -four hours:
Mary C. Jack, os years. TOO I streets
southeast
Albert Foot 40 years. Washington Asy.
lum Hospital.
William +. Lang. 60 years. Government
Hospital for the Insane
Emma Hanna, 46 years, Emergency
Hospital.
Daniel O. Ball. "a years. United States
Soldiers Home. ID. &.
Margaret Barry. ~ years. the Home
apartments. eth and * streets northwest.
Henry ST. c. Weeden, 6S years. 363S Iith
street northwest.
Frederick Grimm. As years. Garfield
Hospital.
Mary +. Cohen. IS years. l345 Euclid
street northwest.
Gertrude Miller. &c years. 246 '14th
street southeast.
Mary +. Mccoy. IS years, 2llc X street
northwest.
Robert l.. Lyle, 81 years. 142S street
northwest.
Hattie Jacks. 81 years. Emergency Hos
pital.
John Doe. A years. Government Hos
rital for the Insane.
Edna Grooms. ~ years, 80 1915 street
northwest.
Martha Sunmerville. 60 years, WASH
| irgton Asylum Hospital.
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In Memoriam.

HARRIS. In loving remembrance OF our dear
father faith, and husband. EDWARD T. HARRIS.
who departed this lie two years ago to
day. September II, 1911.
Gone from earth: yes, gone forever:
With tear-dimIned eye we gaze in vain:
On earth we will See him no. no. never.
But IN heaven We'll meet again.
BY LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
voted mother. BETTE A. HOLMES. wi!o
entered into eternai rest two years sSo
today. September II. 1911.
Rest dear mother. your work j. Ger
Your willing hands will work more.
Home IS quite another place
r, "iiha.f te smlls Of y9sr dear face
LEWIS. AND SISTER, FANNIE ]. WASH
INGToN.
NEWHElsEH. In sad but loving renle,abran .
Ct our dear daughter. AI.l;GAl;ET q. NEW
HElSilt: who was killed two years ago to-
day. September II. 1911.
Although two years have passed AWAY
Since you from ns have gone.
Yet Margaret: we miss yol every day,
And still Tor You we mourn:
Oh. il ut times the stain OF grief
Upon our checks appears
It's ,ecausc our saddened thoughts
Find some relief in tears.
Ely HER DEVOTED MOTIlEI: AND FATHER.
Some may think I'll soon forget you
And my wounded heart be healed.
But they little know the sorrow
That's within my heart concealed.
Tie less OF dear sister
crievcs our hearts from day DAY;
Sweetest thoughts forever liuger
-ArouEd the grave where she is laid.
EY HER SISTERS AND BROTHERS.
Ami, ersary mass II Holy Trinity Church.
THOMAS. In sad hut loving remembrance .: nv
dea. friend AURELIA THOMAS. who de-
parted thiS life ore year ago today, Septea-
Der II, 1917.
Loved in life and remembered IN death.
Asleep in peace
BY HER FRIEND LII.
TYLER. In sad but loriIlg Remembrance OF
dear daughter, DOROTHY TYLER. WHO de-
parted this life two years ago todsy. Sep
tcfnbe. II. 1871.
Home IS quite another place
Without the smile of FOUR darling face:
That she whom we loved 50 fotdly
Has 70 never return again.
EY HER LOVING MOTHER .AND FATHER.
MAMIE AND SCOTT TNI- Err
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WOMAN'S AUXILIARY.
Several Thousand Members Expected
at Southern Commercial Congress-.

Inc greatest gathering ever held By
women OF the south will. it is said. occur
october - to D. at the fifth annual
meeting of the Southern Commercial
Congress to be held in Mobile, Ala. on
that date, when the Woman's Auxiliary
OF the Southern Commercial Congress Will
hold it's convention.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. wife of Presi-
dent Wilson. is the honorary president
general OF the Woman's Auxiliary, and
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Owen. wife of Dr..
Thomas NJ. Owen OF Montgomery, Ala,
director OF the ALBANIA state department
OF archives and history. Is president gen
eral. Mrs. Owen is the daughter OF Sen
ator Bankhead of Alabama. Mrs VIII
liam +. Martin Of Montgomery, Ala, is
secretary OF the auxiliary.
President Wilson will be the principal
speaker at the Mobile convention OF the
Southern Commercial Congress, and Mrs.
Wilson probably will accompany him and
participate in the Womans Auxiliary
convention.
speak at the Woman's Auxiliary ccnven-
ton are Lady Aberdeen Of Ireland, who
VIII talk on Rural Life and Co-opera-
ton in Europe; Miss Jane Adams Of
Hull House. Chicago. whose theme VIII
be 'Thc Home and Social Welfare"
Miss Julia I-athrop. superintendent of the
childrens bureau OF Washington, D. c.,
who VIII deliver an ADDRESS on Child
Welfare" and Mrs. Caroline Bartlett
Crane Of Kalamazoo. Mich. who will ad-
dress the convention on Health and
Hygiene" AIRS. Pennyoacl,er president
general OF the Federation Of Woman
Clubs Of America. VIII speak on 1.-The
Club Woman and Mrs ~ Tracy
Thomas. president o. B,yn Mawr. will
deliver an address on Education" Mrs
Emmett L a Of
Alabama, Will deliver the address Of well
come to the delegates to the convention
who viii number several thousand lead
ing women Of the south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-11

mund Cammack. after touring to As
bury Park with a party OF friends.
arc now stopping at the Marlborough
Blenheim, Atlantic City. N. J.. for Sep
TENDER.
Tuesday last, in st. Johns Church.
Rosebank, Staten Island. the marriage
OF Rev. James Harry Garner. assistant
minister in st. Adams parish. and Miss
Jennie Emmeline Gardner by Rev. DR..
D0dd, rector of the parish. took place.
The service was followed by celebra-
ton of the holy communion. The bride
was given In marriage by her father, Mr.
Newman W. Gardner, and Rev. Charles
T. Warner, rector Of ST. Adams parish.
Washington, was best man. Mr. and
Mrs Garner have gone to western Massa-
chusetts for several weeks. and will re-
turn to this city by boat from Boston
They will be at home after October 1
at st. Columba's Vicarage, 404o Daven-
port street.
Preceding the morning services Sunday
last at the Sixth Presbyterian Church.
Rev. DR.. Duncan officiating, a very
ceremony took place. the occasion being
the christening Of the baby daughter OF
Mr.. and Mre. II. o. Bailey, jr.. Of GO
Virginia avenue southwest. Mrs. Gertrude
Parkinson. the grand aunt after whom
the baby was named. was godmother.
Recent arrivals at Hotel Champlain
on Lake Champlain. y. Y, from
this city are Mr.. and Mrs. Adds
B: Browne. Miss Ada Browne. Miss
Virginia Browne. Mr.. Charles Noble
Gregory, Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
Hoover. son and daughter; MIR. and
Mrs. III. X. Bailey, L. $. A.; Lieut.. and
Mrs. c. A. Bonvillian. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Tetreau and Mr.. and Mrs. James Robil-
lSsd.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Osborn an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Bessie N. Osborn. and AR. Irving G.
Towson. The ceremony took place at
McfNendree Church today ut IL O'Clock,
In the presence of a small gathering
Of near relatives and intimate friends
Rev. l.. Morgan Chambers officiating
The bride, who was given i'm marriage
by her father. wore j travelling suit
of blue poplin and n hat to match
trimmed with white plumes. and car
ried Il shower bouquet of bride roses
and lilies Of the valley. Her only at
tendant was Miss Blanche Towson. sis
ter of the groom. who wore dainty
gown OF white and carried pink roses
The best man was Mr.. Carl Petersen
The ushers Were Mr.. c. L. Osborn
brother of the bride, and Mr. L. b
Moore. Immediately after the cere-
mOny Mr.. and Mrs. Towson left for a
northern trip. They will be at home
after October at 400 N street north.
west
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DIED.

Confer. departed this life Tuesday. Ssptem.
n ,er !; n,. v q a;$g am At S4ss stree:
daughter OF Cora and Rott. Contee aged
fourteen yeaTs. i've months and twenty.
seven days.
A sorrow rests upon the home
We miss her Well loved face,
Wherever we well look
We see her vacant place.
By HER SCHO0LNATE
Funeral Friday. September L.. from Union wesleA
Church. 2:d street between l. and NJ north.
Nest. lhterIn-Dt Noodlhnn cemetery. Relas
tises and friends invited.
GRIMM. TN Tuesday September .. 1914. al .
pm. after brief illness. FREDERICK.
beloved husband Of Elite /. Grimm.
Funeral from his late residence i241 sth strees
northwest. on Friday, September II, at !
PIN baltimore PAPERS please copy)
kENNEDI. on Thursday morning. September
H. 1917; at the residence OF Rudolph Karn-
mann. Airie. Military road. CHARLES KEN.
NEDY aged ninety four years ten nunshS
ami twenty-tng-e days.
Funeral private.
LOVE. On Thursday. September {. 1918. al
S Ssaa; a Arg: Cal, cai MOSS /. LOVE. First
Services ut Zion Episcopal Church. Fairfax Va.
on Friday. September l.. at pm.
RUST On Tuesday September .. 1913 at her
lone. near Chesterbrook. Fairfax county. Va.
MARY OLIVIA. widow OF stiles n. Rrt.
late OF Syracuse y. y. and mother OF Mr..
William X. Pierce Mr-. Charles Lynch AMI
the Misses Mary AMI Edith Rust.
tnherai and fnter1acnt If Syracuse. y. T.. Sep
TENDER IL.
sPAIGlIT. On Wednesday. September 10. 1913
at BIO p.m at her residence. ITO ID street
northeast. MARY VERONICA. beloved dauyli-
:. Ter Of Ellen N. and the late Daniel Sraicllt.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. L.
srIEss. suddenly. on Wednesday. September
10. 1919. BERTEAM ]. II. SPIESS belurcl
soil II Charles II. Spices and Anna L. SPICES
fnee Ryhneri.
~
pm. 1ntcrIncnt fprivate, at Prospect IIil .
THICKER On Wednesday, September TO- 1918,
at her residence. l12S Sth street northwest.
NARY w. widow OF the late Edwin y.
Thecker. Remains at j. T. Clements Sous
undertaking establishment.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
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Commerce Department Changes.

The Department of Commerce has an
nounced;t the following changes In its
personnel:
Charles T. Young has been promoted
to assistant messenger at $72O. In the Of
flee Of the Secretary.
In the bureau OF standards the ap-
pointments of William T. Rogers as
clerk. AT 5000 and william H. Sigh as
aid. at $50, have been terminated; Lau-
renee c., Wesson, laboratory assistant. ut
l,2oO. has resigned and Keiven Burns
has been temporarily appointed as asso-
ciate physicist. at 5000.
Miss Virginia C. Broun has been rein
stated as clerk, at $500. In the bureau OF
the census.
JOHN G. Hall has been PROBATIONARY
appointed as negative cutter and llthogra-
piers helper in the coast and Geodetic
survey.
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PLEASED WITH JUPITER.
Report That Coaling Gear Was a
Failure Declared Incorrect.

The Navy Department is in receipt OF
reports from the cammandant OF Mare
Island navy yard. California, Indicating
that the performance Of the coaling gear
ION the collier Jupiter is wholly salts
factory.
Recent press dispatches from San
Francisco reporting that this coaling
gear was q failure, and that a board OF
inquiry was to investigate conditions on
the Jupiter are declared incorrect. The
Jupiter will proceed to sea. next week for
preliminary trials OF her electric pro-
pellinE machinery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-11

Miss Grace Walthall who has been the
house guest OF Mrs. Charles r Howison
Of Capitol Hill. has returned to her
home, Bayol.le, y. j. She was accom-.
panied by Miss Marioie Howison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-11

Mr. and Mrs. Simon Wolf and their
granddaughter, Miss Marjorie Wolf
Cohen, have returned after two-month
outing iii the. White mountains.
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Mr.. and Mrs Otto r. Simon have re-
turned from abroad, and are. NOW in
their home. 11.D Z street nortllw est.
The greater part of the summer. was
spent at Carlsbad, Ostend and London.
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MI. and Mrs. Fred Wh5te OF So 4til
street northeast were pleasantly surprised
by. friends who called to consra tuiate
versary yesterday. Many gifts were re
celved and among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph C. Whyte and
family, AIR. and Mrs. Noble +: Whyte.
Miss Minnie Whyte and Mr. Henry
Miss Burns. Miss. Eva Pearson. Mrs.
Fitzgerald, Mr.. and Mrs. John Griffith.
Mrs. O'Donnell, Miss c.. Holden, AIR.
Robert Compton, Mr.. Anderson and Mr..
J. Wynn.
Mrs. Eugene Reybold, wife Of Lieut..
Reybold, who has been visiting her SIS.
ter, Mrs. w. G. Franks Of the Victoria
apartments, left yesterday for Delaware
to Join her husband on hiS return from
q three-year station in the Philippines.
+ Mrs. Elkins and Miss katherine Eikins.
who have been at Carlsbad, are now in
Paris.
Miss Eleanor Alexander Pool, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Herbert Pool
OF Ardmore. Pa. was married to Henry
Harley Arnold of the 9th Infantry, U. 8.
A.. in the First Unitarian Church. Ard
more, last night. The bride was attended
by her sister, Miss Lois A. Pool, as
maid OF honor; Mrs. S. A. Pool, as ma
iron OF IlOnOF. anu Tie iOllOhliS %
bridesmaids: Miss f. Elizabeth Arnold
Of Ardmore. Miss Virginia Jones Of South
China. Me-: Miss Anna Trip Of Fair
haven, Mass; Miss Ann Prophet Of Mount
Morris, n. Y: Miss H. A. Smith and
Miss Hazel Hunt Of Rochester.
The bridegroom was attended by Lieut..
Thomas De Witt Milling, 18th Cavalry.
as best man. The following acted as
ushers: Lieut.. II. B; Clagett. I'D In
fantry; Lieut.. G. H. Mehaney, C.. E.;
Lieut. P Flenlming. c. E.: Capt. J. l..
Walsh. Ordnance Department; S. a. Pool
of Psalmerton. Pa; DIR. &. H. Arnold Of
Bethlehem, Pa, and Horace Shenire.
Mrs. S. P. Nelson and her grandson.
W. Clifton Woodward. jr., Of 212 4th
street southeast. have returned from
a two-week visit to Philadelphia and
Baltimore Mrs. Nelson was visiting
her two nieces, Mrs. G. E. kirkpat-
rick of Philadelphia and Mrs. HI
Greer OF Baltimore. both formerly the
Misses Bowen OF Washington.
Mrs. Carr. wife Of Maj. D. ]. Carr.
T.. S. A.. has arrived from Seattle.
wash, for a visit OF two months with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs James Tally
OF 3448 Brown street, Mount Pleasant.
Miss Helene Repetu OF Capitol Hill
ard Miss Teresa Freeman of Bloom
insdale are spending u fortnight be-
tween Biuemont and Round Hin, Va.
Mrs. John Cammack and L. Ed
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BORN

LANMAN. On Thursday. September II. 1914
Ter. MARY ALICE
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Miss Verena Hou:son has gone re
Hartsdale, y. j., for an indefinite stay
She is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. George
s. King.
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( Recovered From !
; Severe Lung Trouble
( Plenty Of fresh air and good food are
trouble, but something more Is needed to
bring about full health E.ckman's Alter
alive is medicine for throat and lung
} received showing that ii brought about good
results i'll number OF cases which Mere
declared hopeless that all sufferers who are
not beneftng otherwise should at lens. in
sestisa,e what II has done for OILERS. In I
yesttyate this case:
Madison Lake. Mimi
( Gentlemen: la December, 1905; March,
: 1863, and September 1909. / was takan
fined me several weeks. each time to INV
bed: Ny doctor advised NC to go ves;.
I In November ] started for Denver. Col.
upon learning Of my condition. urged me to
take Eckman's Alternative. In about two
J months ! began to feel botte-. / Kept on
I March, 1910 l. returned home. think ]
[ am entirely we'll have good appetite and
J sleep we'll When left Denver nv weight
was 100 pounds now weigh 1876. my
Alternative for my health
( (An5tavip PAUL L. FASNACHT.
tAboye abbreviated; more on rcoues.,
! Eckman's Alternative has been nruyen nv
J many, years test TO be most cfiicacious in
( Bronchitis Bronchial Asthma, stubborn
J Colds ard in upbuilding the system. Does
J not contain narcotics. poisonS or habit form
Ing drugs For sale ,sIa,l BY oDonne,l's Drug
the Eckman Laboratory. Philadelphia, Pa.
J for booklet telling OF recoreries and addi.
( tional evidence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-11

Alfred Franklin, chief justice of the
supreme court OF Arizona, who has been
spending several days In the city, left
for his home this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-11

Miss Elsie Montgomery has returned
home after visiting friends in Phila-
delphia and Atlantic City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-11

Mrs. -Adolph van Reufl, jr... and
daughter Norma have returned TO the
city, after a months visit with relatives
at Detroit Plymouth and Walled Lake,
Mich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-11

c. c. and Mrs Covert of Capitol Hill
are at the Grand Atlantic Hotel at At
lantic City for the month Of September.
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Mr. Joseph Dant Of the War Depart
ment left the city / few days ago to
spend his vacation at Alexandria, Va,
his birthplace. From there he will join
friends for a visit at Pohick ION the
4
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Mrs. Robert Lane of New York city is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Knight, at 81
18th street.
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Exceptionally Low Fares
To California
and
North Pacific Coast Points

These low fares are in effect via
Rock Island Lines and tickets will be }
on sale daily. September % to October
10, 1913. }
The Rock Island is the logical route
to take-one has the choice of three
interesting routes. Through sleeping
cars daily from Chicago. st. Louis
and Memphis. via El Paso-the direct
route OF lowest altitudes-tlle line OF J
least resistance. Daily service via |
Colorado and Salt lake-tse scenic
route OF the West.
Rock Island famous dining car serv
ice is provided on all through trains. ,
Before you 80 let me quote YOU fares
and help plan an itinerary comprising
all the most interesting features Of
the Golden West.
II. NJ. BROWN. District Passenger
Agent, 1913 Chestnut St, Pniladel- J
phia, Pa. Tel. Walnut 1oS.
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AIR. and Mrs J. S. Thompson and Miss
c. l.. Croft of this city, are at Black
Mountain. ". &.
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DR.. and Mrs. d. DIN Leech have re-
turned to the city.
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Miss Lulu May Isylnan and Mr.. Ed
ward Preston JiIlkins were married yes
terday afternoon at the Church Of the
Ascension, with Rev ]. Henning Nelms
officiating The bride wore 4 travelling
suit Of old blue brocaded serge. with
plumed hat to match, and carried u
bouquet of bride roses. Miss Rose p.
Hillidge and Mr.. George Fish were the
attendants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jinkins left town imme-
diately for an extended trip, and after
October 1 viii be at home to their
ton, Va.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter are expect
ed at Bar Harbor Saturday OH the yacht
Niagara and OH the return voyage, which
they will start Sunday. will be accom-
panied by DR.. and Mrs. James +.
Mitchell
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Commodore Edward L. 0ualtrough, L.
S. n. retired. and Mrs. Qualrroush have
left Maria gansett Pier for d weeks stay
In New York before returning to this
eff