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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-01
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE

Special Tax school District election.
Whereas, One-fourth % the qualified
electors that pay q tax on real or per
sonal property and are resident within
the boundaries % the following sub
division q this Escamhia county
Boundaries as contained Ia petition
and published IS required by law. being
as follows
Beginning AZ the northwest corner Of
section s.. township north. range 80
Weat thence east along the Alabama
Florida state line 20 the intersection %
BruHhy Greek. township north. range
So west. thence south along the middle
of said creek to the intersection % the
south HnR % section 81, township north,
range az west thence west along the
south line % section 20 10 the southwest
corner Of said section, thence south along
she east 1ine 81 section 81. township 3
along the east lines o. sections :. 3. Is,
81. gs and 80 70 the southeast corner %
section 81, township : north, range 81
west. thence west along the south lines
90 sections 50, SO and SD 20 the interaec-
ton ~ perdido river, thence up the mid
die % said river 20 the northwest corner
~ section 81. township north, range ~
west. the point q beginninE.
Did on the sfh day Of May, 1918. az a
regular meeting % the Board q Public
Instruction 81 satd county petition said
Board 81 Public Instruction for an eleg-
ton 10 determine whether such sub
division cf said county should become a
special tax school district for the pur-
rose q ievytnE q school district tax for
the exclusive use 81 the public free
schools within such district. ard.
Whereas thn said petition. was az by
law provided published for four success
alvs weeks a. TIE Pensacola Journal, q
Newspaper having a general circulation
throughout said county. and whereas said
publication complied with AID the require
mente 81 law. aa haa been duly sworn
end certified hy the publisher 81 said
Newspaper.
Instruction az Eecnmhia county. Florida.
at b regular meeting held thia eighth day
81 May. 1918 does hereby order an cleo
ton % be held A. PiueElile. within the
boundaries ~ ehe aforesaid sub diviH-
lon of said county on the 9TH day ~
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PERSONAL.

LOOK. DON'T BE BROKE Here's
actual cash money for everyone iu
Pensacola. For DAYS only I will buy
no an YOUR old gold and silver also Eold
piated stuN such az earrings hreaHtpiub,
broken bracelets. cur or collar buttons.
rings. watches or chains, spectacle
frame sold teeth. etc. or Tn fact any
thing Looks like if ever was fwwelrw.
No matter how badly broken. Get busy,
look today and drup q postal vii call
for one peace IS quick as a hundred
Positively no calls made after Wednea-
amv night Remember this ta CHHh
money Address. Gnidhuysr. Care Pen
saCoia Journal
would marry E-Box as. League, Toledo.
Ohio G0mnyits
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DIRECTORY

Light summer clothes for
men and women at light
prices and sold on easy
payments. Good selections.
Galin's, % South Palafox
street.
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Juns, 1918. % determine whether such
subdivision 81 said county shall BE-
come q special tax school district for
the purpose 81 3eNviug and collecting a
school district tax FOR the exclusive use
- the public free schools within such
district.
Az such election the following matters
shall be determined bE a majority az the
ballots cast by Tire qualified electors who
Day tax on real or personal property
within such district. and that the three
persons receiving the highest vote ~
such election shall hw declared school
trustees 81 said district
First whether such sub division ~
Escambia county. Florida. shan become
a special tax school district. Second. who
shall ~ the school trustees az said dis
trtct4 Third, the number % mills ~
district tax 20 be levied and collected an
uually for the next succeeding two years
The following voters aualihed 20 vote
tn said election shall he tho inspectors
and clerk Tor said election;
Jas white. ". n short, A ~. Hollo-
way and G. p Faircluth
~ order % the Hoard of Public In
struction % EHeamhia County Florida
A. q EDWARDS.
supt Public Instruction.
ss2A-mayilosw4w
IN Escamhia County. Circuit Court.
cry. vs.. Walter s. Abbott. sdrntnistrstor
% the estate 81 J. A. Abbott. deceased.
e. ais. on Monday the 2sth day of July
A. H., 1918, the defendants. WIN. r. Al
hott, Edward q. Abbott r8Nie MAY John
son and Orvfus O.. johnson. BENJAMIN
p. Abbott, are required 60 appear 90 the
bin filed against them herein
This order 90 he Published once each
week. for eight consecutive weeks IN
The Pensacola Journal YaWaFsaper
published Co said ERoambia county.
JAS. MkrGIbbou.
CLERK Circuit Court
By rhnE. Johnson, NJ. G.
Pensacola. Fla, MAY goth. 1913.
81. Amav2 toawsW
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YOUR PIANO can bo rnmna IKE new IN
tone. touch ard looks ~ our three ex-
pert piano builders ard case finishes.
Low prteaE. and you can umV hv the
week The Clutter Music House. itnoN
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ARTEsIAN WELLS

ARTEsTAN WELLs-wm put n wells
4 % 12 inches diameter anv depth.
and guarantee water. Write for fun in-
FORM aftnn. Gray Artealan We'll Co. Cot
rn Rrarh
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T. .. o. -
Excelsior Tencampment. NO =. meets
every second and fourth wednesday N
each month az p. m IN Rafrord Han.
corner HaNien ana Belmont atrestn
Visiting Tntriarchs are invited % az.
tend -
w E OVERHEARD.
CrFAs. FRETDRTCHsEH. CT.
scribe
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Help Wanted-Female

NTED-Actlve. intelligent woman. Of
good address. 20 interview the house
wives 81 Tire city. Fngh grade nroposi-
tion. with salary Addrers ''Eupsriuten-
HeHt." care Journal fuavEstf
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FARM LANDS.

SETTLERS WANTED IN the Rohsrts
community. Creamery and canning
plant 10 take your produce 0o3d land
at reasonable prices write mH FOR rull
information. The Roberts Farmers
Association Geo o. Voorhees, President
Roberts. Fla 1afsh
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Subscribe for The Journal
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GOVERNMENT POSITIONS n roata
once. railway mall ana other a.ehea
are Eond. Prepare faT exam under
former ~ 81 civil Service Sarrrtnrs-
WrnmImer Booklet az free. wrts ~.
CAV Patterson civil Service school
Rochester. NJ E0mnv1fe
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TRANSFER. STORAGE.

a MERCHANTS TRANSFER CO. Thor. n
ThoFn@ns Proprietor. sulicita all hinda
gf mowfnk and hmuiinE Furniture BACKED
ter shipment Furniture stored Once
phone aTa Dspot phone Tea funai
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WANTED

cooking served family style Our own
HafrvH milk and butter Clean rooms
and beds &c per week. san Jose Wos
tell 81 Wright 81. teapr
wANTED-Nour JOB rrfntfnw ard orders
FOR Engraving o. all kinda calling
q rds. wedding Invitations. etc. MAwEA
PRINTING CO. - West Govern msnt
Will BUY vour carloads % water
melons win furnish sou valuable fn~
formation about loading and grading
Kansas City no. 80uiay1ts
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Statesmen WANTED.

trade In Florida 20 sell a rev rr0ro-
sitiou ~ merit Vacancy June fst At
trnrtiEe commission contract. k8s weekly
Tor expenses. Miles r. piw1nr CO.
Wholesale Jewellers, G&-s2 CRrlin bldg.
Cleveland ohio E6m8yIta
sALEsME N-MalEe ssT6 20 monthly sell
ing one eight foot outdoor electric
wiEn daily Ht f850 ChanNeahla letters.
no competition. Flashtfir sign Works.
chicago. 2omavIts
sALEsNAN-For general mercantile
trade iu Florida &C. sell a NEW prop
osition ~ MERIT. Vacancy june lst.
Attractive commission contract. f75
weekly Tor expenses. Miles r. niTlnr
Co. Wholesale Jewellers. at-aa CaHin
Bldg Cleveland. q. aamav1t
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~. .. ~.
Hickory camp No ~ vVooduen ~ fha
World meets second and fourth weauas.
Hav nights a. Tsso >. m. woodrnen FFaH
corner Haylen and Romano
C. p. CRooKE. clsrk
G. q
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-01

WANTED Mar o. represent ua ln YOUR
own territory $500 per month. trav-
cling expenses ard commission Expert
ence unnecessary. Write Quick n d
Wartel. 2ao2 Indiana Ave. pert t1s
rhirnnn. saanavfts
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million Article George"

FOR sALE-0ne large bay horse Best
delivery horse ln the city. $50 takes
hiH. TO West Government 2smay7t
market, well stocked good building on
corner lot fronting Ta feet on West
Government street. Price $500 for III
complete. Address AZ X" care The
Journal 25mayTt
FOR sAIF-RiryrIor FOR folks 81 An
ages from sis 90 sixty excellent val
ueE Cash or easy payments r. r
Root. % West Garden. Phone goo
@7mayiot"
FOR sALE--stock =, hats. an kinds.
harness. novelties ana toys. wagons.
en- machines. show cases and aKtureei
harness and machinery. Address ri NJ
Bombay $40 West Belmont street Phone
llIa. 25may
CHOICE FRUIT ana paoan tracts for
cash or On saay payments. Extra
S 4, Clustering =; soating ssteins
Pa Twelve miles from Pensacola. -
l.loalroaa ray. 3ahL.
FOR sAI.E-Three fresh mileh cows
with calves. Berkshire pigs. 81 90
each. Caa before a sfl or after p. %
90 miles n ". from KunfriHn Park
Homestead Farm. Box SIS 2smayiw
FOR sALE-s-pisos mahogany leather
upholstered parior suite. combination
book case and desk, 3-huruer OIL stove.
2 hai screens. Apply 1910 q. Cervantea
~ lhoo. llts. 4sina1 I
FOR sALE-Ths following shares o.
stock - shares Barcelona 81 Wharf
shippers Assn. also go residence lots n
Haneihurst. one lot and two-a story dwell
ing o. Bayou Chico. 1900 acrEs pine
and, santa Ross county. 100 shares Of
stock 81 the Interstate Casualty Com
nany, one iot RI The Toan ~ Andalusias
Alabama and q number % lots in the
View City Tract and East Pensacola
residence lots 81 MontHomegy. Ala. t25.-
600 90 bonds Of Pensacola Suburban r. r.
80 noe0 90 @. Fl a A. ~ r. Co bonds.
So shares 81 preferred stock g p. a A.
~ shares 81 common stock g. F. & A.
lte lots n Highland Park So acres
~ the hard road. ~ E-f0 acres Of land
facing Brent read So acres % land in
Oakheld Survey adtoininr the Campbell
homestead. " n. Milton. receiver Firta
National Bank. N west Intendencia
street. Pensacola, via. imay
FOR sALE-At : aacrfHee. a8-foot cabin
launch. with or without engine. Apply
Magnolia House. East Pensacola, F-la.
@tt4@s -
FOR sALE-Chsap. two good work
horses waEon and harness Also good
COW and one runahout buEgy. Phone SIS
ar 1897 atmAy
FOR sALE-2a horsepower. two-cycla
medium duty gasoline engine. in fine
condition. r. .. Box loss. Pennzeoia.
2may
FOR SALE-Niee, dry stove
wood, trimmings from kiln
dried lumber, GOO per load.
$3.50 per cord, delivered
Stearns Lumber & Export
Co, Tarragona and Lloyd.
rt,-... 1910 2fmch
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-White fox terrier DOG. black
marking. short taIL smaN Black
spot on neck and shoulder. black spot
AZ base ~ tsils bad collar with name on
a. fa reward for dog on information A.
% whereabouts. Phone 1873. 2tmay
LOST Bottom Of automohiis lamp. Re-
turn % go Eaat Garden street on trie-
phone eli or a&A may3itf
Business Opportunities.
MONEY IN GRAfN-s1o buys puts n
calls on 30. 0oo bushels ~ wheat. no
further rick. 4 movement Of Sc from
option price gives YOU opportunity 70
take $500. ac. $500. 1r $500 etc Write
for particulars Central Grain Co. 32I
Commerce Bldg. Kansas city, No.
18maYfts
Buy OF. Stockton well drilling.
may mean millions IS investors; new
capital needed - push work Company
has IS producing wells, New company.
Paid two quarterly dividends fn0 per
cent dividends % days possible SIS buys
$500 par value stock Remit now Write
FOR free Information. AHsalRamated OF
Co. 1871 Coleord BIDS Oklahoma.
Okla. 3amaylts
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WANTED ny A white riri. age 70 years
o. position ~ any kind phene 1914
ar caH af salvation Army % q Ear
raHoaaa street 1amaYTt
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~ .. ~.
tive Oak camp No. 1. wooHnnan ~ tire
World meets nrat and third TUESDAY
ninhts for general business and ne~ous
ans fourth Tuesday nights for degree
work NVoodman Han
". II. WHITE.
G. NiLLAA Clerk
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WANTED AT OMCEs-9awVer FILLER.
500. foreman. 8feH. miIiwriRht sI0as
shipping clerk and grader veneer cut-
tnF. $3.50. track foreman ffb. engineer.
sos stair and cabinet maker. Ell kinds
sash end door men taaderwan. SIS.
traFefnm salesman. once mmn@@etemos
oErnrher tsa. hiockaetfefa. rlp savers.
box eawweras auto mechanic SIS to
Rethef with several other openings not
advertised ore Texas and ore Arkan-
nmH milling company 60 start un first
week tn June have ordered their men
IRON VS. ~ sou ere 8 saw mlf man
write Nacka Little Rock Ark Senate
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POSITION WANTED

POSITION WANTED
WANTED ny A white rri. age 20 years
position - any kind Phone 1871
on caH at salvation Army % Ear
raHunaa street 1smaY7t
nEz-z---v------------ss ---szwnssuns-.RH-M-.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Cheap furnished houae. cor
ner 81 Baylen and siroug bedrooms.
Phone 80. "a. u1ay5iit
FOR RENT small completely furnished
housshoab for uae BAYOU reNar Ideal
for campins parties. Phone $40 may2Iff
FOR RENr-Furnisbea room. tess than
two blocks from palnfo1. or Chase
street southern exposure. wei hghtea.
airy Use ~ bath and phone. IL West
Chase street Phone 1855. asapr
FOR RENr-LatRe front room. North
Hill Phone and bah. Gentlemen
only Box 1887 or phone aa2 2sjan
F0R RFNT-Nicslv furnished front
room. 2 blocks from water, modern
ronNertencea. Inquire 2 O., eerner 81
Gonzales ST. end 18th svc. Phcne esI.
Two blocks from car. iemayim'
F0n RFNT-Teo connecting front rooms
with bath. or East Hif car H1e. 1911
East Jackson street. Phone le1s.
FOR RENT--A suite Of rooms furnished
for light housekeeping. alan single
rooms Tea West Gregory- iamaylm
FOR nENT-BuuUaIows new. modern.
seven rooms. 80. 1886 East Lee street,
/ half block from high school ~. #
/ Breen. Phone 1870. aTmay
/ FOR RENT-one furnished rom. for
/ sentleman apply go West GREGORY
I Phcne 1883 hmay
FOR nENT-A modern hnvsa en- Bay
shore close 20 Country CUB Inquire
Fisher Real Estate AEsney is1an
/ FOR RENT story brick buiidinR.
corner Haytem and Chase streets
/ Splendid stand FOR green grocery. fruit
stand. o. small repair shop HavtnE
rooms. upstairs Apply H0oton d Wat.
Hon. now9a
FOR RENT-Newly furnished ro8ms for
gentlemen and ladies Ass light
housekeeping rooms. hot and cold water.
z2i North Barcelona street Phone tTes.
.eIlay
FOR RENT FURNISHED rooms suitable
Tor light house Keeping Or single
slaFrlng rooms. Apply 80. SO y. Al
-ze@su.-s.s-@szsz. -
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BINGHAM TRANSFER
COMPANY. Phone 90.
Hauling. Packing. Storing.
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HELP WANTED.

YES we teach you the harbsr trade
and give positions IL our cfain ~
shoaH at good wages for $50 Atlanta
Barber College. 10 East Mitchell street,
Atlanta Ga. 3omuY it'
WRITE MOTION PICTURE PLAYS SO
each. Experience unnecessary Details
sent free to beginners Producers League.
a3s wainwright 81 Louis, s1mavits
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FOR sALE-2a- horsepower. two-cycla
medium duty gasoline engine. Ga fine
condition. p. o. Box loss. Pensacola.
2mav
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FOR SALE.

FOR EALE--At a bargain one Burroughs
adding machine No. g. also one Nc
Caakey credit sFatem. Phone $50. rs
South palafon street vnayIgtf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-01

JUST RECETVED-Large
shipment pure virgin Olive
Oil Pints, quarts, y gallon
and gallons. Stagno Bros.
Ask your grocer for it. or
phone 963. ismay
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-29
INTERCLUB YACHT RACES BETWEEN
ATLANTIC AND OCEAN CRY CII1pO
Saturdays hoent Is Antcipated By Members win p,o.r
D""'0 ~ oO"e."ag DogS ActDttie8-Smoter Affairs
at Cottages and Hotels

Oh a2s North 3lth street have apar,ror,.
,t .'e 0hrlton, on Ocean avenue. vbero
''sy VIII remain Until the fall
Mlss Laura D. McCowen, of iiot snruco
! S'.seJ is here for some time
MI. hohert Hill, eN-chief of tho a,roa,,
Duilding Inspection OF Pbiladeinbio
sio sio MS family are at their cottage o.
simpson road ''se vi
mrs Helen Ferrie and her brother NJ
SOt,i S,,t ~ boN, of Philadelphia, are oocu-
pylns their Bay avenue cottage
Mr John II. Heaton and family =,
0tiahlden, are enjoying life in their Stian.
tic Boulevard cottage 1''''' IL
lit Mt .. a. Lutz and family, OF phllade1-
pu'a' nave taken apartments for tbe ~.
inaihder OF the season.
MI A. j. Dunn, a philadeInbi, I,,,,,.o..
~ "he are among those spending the
u1Ss ,,'i III inc north section OF the CITY
Were ,t,e they have a summer home
uiss mildred Courtney of philadeInbts
- tne guest OF Miss Helen Shower. de,,s,b
Ter or Mr. and Mrs. Frederick I sbo,7a,.
t hi,adelphia, who, as usual, are spend.
ing the summer in their Boardvaiir
mere were more than 500 menbers ,rd
nI.snus at the Ocean City Yacht Clubs
inusicale Friday evening. The artists tnl-
snE part were Mac Ebrey Hotz. Marie
stone Langston. Mr.. Henry Gurnev NJ
Lewis j. Howell, Mr. Gurney Matte NJ.
,Brertrand a. Austin and Mr. Williap, 9
lhuhuer of Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-29

the Rev Father AfoInnee Of 81 PAM
Church. assisted By the rev. fh0
Baly, the recently appointed tnIfHaI
director of the cinh
Those taking part In fhe cenesti
men OF rare ability and include HiIa
ot THIS diocese, eccleelontioai alnatsIs
and laymen. three or tho latter t1mIt
from the Shanahnn Catholic Ciuh a tr
invitation Of Father Mc1nnea.
Plano and Violin solos, s6nts. fs6Ife
tlons and monoloaucs and aharl
dresses by some or the clergy rfsssI
made the evening one long 70 he fams
bored BY the organization.
~ Circoio di SAINT hRnese young .4U
gulldl Of the Madonna House. war 6fs
than well represented An operate fael
By the Misses Diori0 and picc|af|iif
evoked much appreciation.
Nearly every one Of the artists made
their FIRST Visit TO the Madonna ffohao
and they were greatly pleased 70 Itffn
the workings Of tho club and the House
and expressed themselves noft wllIIaf ta s
repeat their visit IN the near ffturs
Following tho entertainment reffttf-
ments were served
The committee IN charge OF the an.it
was Mr. George II Bonner. diracitf
M. Leonard Gabriel Mr. Anthonv M3e
lletta, Mr. Nicholas Marasco. Mr. Rocco
~ Ialone hr. Nichoias Talone and Ms
Joseph A. Jonbardi
The members Of the Devon oatfne
club entertained at their c3tlate AZ
Clementon Heights last Sunday Those
attending the outing we're MI hihtfs
Rayheld, Mr. Irwin Lex. Mr.. ROY alart
zel, Mr.. Joseph Crowley Mr. Cf4rfe4
Richmond, Mr.. Daniel Rogers
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Hotel Arrivals

GREEN's-D. d. Killing. Altoona. Pal D: X.
Hoover, Altoona Pa; G, A. Chase. Hart
ford, Conn.
coNTINENTAI.-Air and Mrs. ]. X siren.
Pottstown, Pa; Mrs. "A. Grunebaum, Wild
wood. y. T.; r. W. c. Watkins, Browns
Mills, N. ].
DOoNER,s-c. A. Reese. Easton, Pa. J. J.
Kistler Allentown. Pa; A. II. Rogers, 81.
Paul, MINI; d. Dunlap, New York.
NEW BINGHAM-G. s. Butz, Lancaster, Pa; :
c. " Richard Ney York; Mrs. D. farFeii
HANoyER-H, schaefier. Reading, Pa r. 7.
Garrett, Bridget9ni n. Ji G A. Romano
Ocean city, n. J.
wINDsoR-E: 2; Engle, HaTriseqtg. PA
Wallace, ST. Marys, Pa
VENDIG-c. W. Maryi Laurel, Deli Mr.
j. ). G. Wslch wilmington Del
ADEIPHIA-GeOrge L. MARYLAND Stone Har-
bor n. u; Or. and Mrs. l. II. Young, Lans-
foTd: Pq william C. Landss' 'F' saiu-
RITz-CARLToN-H Cusiek, Chicago. M;
Nj. and Ms; A. j. Hoskins PhiladeiPhla.
Pa; lewis W. croskett' hsnehsste5. a. eng,
Mr.. and Mrs a. Doris Baltimore, Aa' ~.
d. Wits. BTyn Mawr. Pa v. Preston New
York G. w. Hughes New York Henry
Kraus, Baltimore, Nd.
EYUE-spRATFoRD J. = Jones
Tlazleton. Pa; G. w. Chatham, Pittsburgh
Pa: w. +, Wukinaon, Cleveland o. {: r.
burgh H. r.; William l.. Mason, New York;
Mrs., H. q. Durham, scranton fa,i george
W. ANeAhNAuAf AAtAltAa4 RAJ ~ AAl-a
New YORK; Clarence Burielgh Pittsburgh
Pa; q. III Brown. Toledo. o. A. a. Meyer
Pittsburgh, Pa
WALToG-Ar. and Ma wallsse Ware Ros-
ION, Mass. A. B, Genes Chicago, hl-i ~.
IL EVans. New York.
gFEn5roN- ana Mrs. O. RI Dorman. fill5-
hurEn Pa = A4laneF ftt ~, Ea.i
Mr iand slr1. Joseph o. HAS. haffislaiss
cOInNkAnB BazoIa j. Ha1tIHaou hlzlc5
etH
51IIaar--=siffH = a1za ZlI14a1
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DR.. Albert Jenner, of Milwaukee, Wis.
spent several days as the guest of DR.
and Mrs. Carl Williams at their home
School House lane and Greene street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Hutchinson
Jr. of Indian Queen lane. with their
family, are occupying their cottage al
Belmar, N. ]. Mr.. Hutchinson's mother,
Mrs. Edward B. Hutchinson, sr., is
spending the summer with them.
Mrs. Jacques Newell. of the Mannheim
Apartments Indian Queen lane. is visit
ing friends in Bethlehem. Pa.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Leake. s16 Price
street, have returned from stone Harbor
where they spent a fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Moorhead North,
who are touring the New England
States, are registered at the Equinox
House, Manchester, VT
Mrs, John f. simons. OF 53l Hans
berry street. accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Brittin Simons, is spend
ing the summer at New Hope, Pa
Miss Dorothy Calvert Green, OF AIS
West School House lane, has gone to
Minneapolis Mimi. for the summer and
upon her return Will visit friends In Chi
cago, Ill.
Mrs. Edna Goodwin. Of Earlham ter
race, accompanied by her son, Melvin
Biggs Goodwin, has gone to Lake George
for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Wolston, of 661S
street. are entertaining Miss
Esther FOLSOM, OF Bridgeport, N. j., who
has 4ust rafurnpd from the California
Exposition. Mr.. and Mrs. Wolston win
open their cottage at Ocean City this
week for the rest of the summer
Miss Emma Crossley. OF Pastorius
street. accompanied by her sister. Miss
Mary Crossley, has left for Atlantic City
where she will be the guest OF her aunt
Mrs. Daniel I.indley
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Scott, OF Hortter |
street and Wissahickon avenue. will leave |
.oday for a motor trip to Long Island.
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Chestnut Hill

Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Beel and Miss Nav
Beel, of 2i6 Evergreen avenue, will leave
on Saturday for Buck Hill Falls, Pa, for
the remainder of the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. William Findlay Brown.
OF Il Summit avenue, entertained at din
ner last evening at the PHILADELPHIA
country Club Mr. and Mrs Brown make
weekend trips during the summer to
Barnegat Bay where they have a boat.
Mrs. John H. Whitaker, of Norwood
avenue will leave August 10 for Gibraltar
Island, Lake Erie, to be the guest of her
father and mother Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Il. Barney
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Chester and Vicinity

A card party was held at The nome
OF Mrs. X ". kits. 1921 Potter street.
yesterday morning In interest OF the
woman suffrage cause. The proceeds "a in
ba added TO the fund that Is being raised
in the "a Ward to meet the campaign
assessment that has been made against
It
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bigelow, OF East
ineoIn street Media. are hosts 10 the
rev. and Mrs. M ID Fuller, OF Jackson
vie. fla, and c. f. Hoel. Of Howell.
N, y.
Miss Constance Cochrane, daughter Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Luh Cochrane ana lh5 ,,
iate General Henry Clay Cochrane, viii
leave soon with a party Of friends for a
tour through the West ana visit 20 the
Panama Pacific Exposition