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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
WACONDA NEWS

Capital journal Special Seryiecl
Wacondu, ore, Aug, l.-MR, Aie,
Palmer Of Salem, visited with her nm
rents, Mr.. aud Mrs T.. NJ. Palmer Rst
Sunday. ''''
Miss Anna Gardner OF Oregon Ci,y
Is visiting her cousin, Mrs. S. a Nc
V,ockcn, Who has been IN for the past
two weeks. '
Last "Wednesday afternoon , wr
prise party WIS given ON Miss Viola,
FELTON, in honor of bcr birthday IN,
afternoon was spout In PLAYING paw,,
after which luncheon was srryei I'M,
quests Wcrc Cecu Collins R,ntr.r,
Thurman May Patterson. Nelb, pntt,r.
SON Emmu Huncy lanor, Epu,,
Lawrence Palmer Pearl Manning. FUH
savage. lrrcsa FiuucN Elsie Martin
Lom Muu'ou and Mrs Manning
Mrs Andrew pyatt, OF Arizona b,
visiting hrr aunt, Mr, C. NJ Hall
Mr and Mrs Lester MeCurkcn ,f
salem, are spending a few days al the
homt OF Mr. aud Mrs A. T. Evan,
Miss Elsie Martin, ct MtNinni,l,.
' spending week with Beatrice Thur
man
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
Has Had Appendix
Removed Two Times
So Surgeons Say

oakdalc. CAL Aug "A. -Sup,r,,,,,
John CLARK, ot Oakdale. had bis AMMAN.
NN removed IA a local hospital n,,
spring The other day at Modest, G h,
had the blamed thing removed ,S,,n g ny
NJ least both doctors claim that tbsy
vpv'a,ea ana removed Mr. Clark's a6.
p'nd'N, aud be is stll too wenk f,,n
the operations " know lust wbat ~
peBei, """ nap
bu1 AZ any rate, the two doetor, .r.
Doth claiming 70 have removed ne
identical appcndiN aud both 5,,isss
tha, such = case A. a maa Min Iva
append'Ns has mover been Known I'M
the meantime the medical fr,,e,,;ty
OK S'ah'laus coupty is all stirred AN
NY 'ae controversy aud things sre
iiseg 70 be doing Fortunately NJ,
ViatN Is recovering from the oper.t,,,,
whatever they were for anl NH ss,s
5e out '''' ''''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
Governor Withycombe Names
County Stock Inspector

Governor Withycombe yesterday ap-
pointed the following men to act as
county. stock inspectors for the various
counties in which they reside:
d. Taylor, Halsey, Linn county.
j. E, Reedy, Tillamook, Tillamook
county:
Lester Wade, Condor, Gillian county.
A. NJ. Mcdonald, Oregon City, Clack-
amas county.
county.
W. B. Coon, Forest Grove, Washing
ton county.
These appointments cover practically
all of those left unprovided for by the
Cattle and Horse Raisers' association,
which under the law authorizing these
appointments, makes recommendations
for these appointments.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
WEST SALEM

Attorney Chester G. Murphy, Of
Portland, was a caller at the Bedford
home Friday. He took look over the
hop yards and expressed himself as
much pleased with it, appearance.
Rev. T. d. Yarnos went to Newberg
Tuesday morning to whit hi' mother
who is in very poor health.
Mrs. j. X. Smith, who has been the
house guest Of her parents the past
three weeks, has returned TO her home
in Seattle.
Mrs. Ruth Plank Utter and little son
of Tacoma, have arrived in the neigh.
borhood for visit with friends and
relatives.
Miss Beth Bedford was Tuesday
over night guest Of Miss Laura McLar-
en-, of Highland
West Salem will soon have another
grocery store open for business which
win make three for our enterprsng
little burg
Frank Simon, clerk in Fruzurc &
Heise's store, will 60 10 Newport Sat
Drday for few days vacation.
Mrs. Plank, Of Woodburn, is the guest
of her sisters, Mrs +. l., Wood and
Mrs Crawford Moore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
TURNER GOSSIP

Turner, Ore, Aug. 4.-M-. G. B
Cornelius entertained Mrs. Condit, her
daughter Miss Mary, aud Mrs. Golden
last Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Bernice Small returned Monday
from week end visit at Independence
Miss Jessie Bert, OF Portland, Was a
Turner visitor Sunday.
Geo Ransom (fom Thumb has the
poison oak
A party Of young folks consisting Of
Mnrlel salisbury, Jessie Bert, Emma
llohl Cltra Kirkscher Geo. Ransom
and Richard Gray motored to Salem
Sunday evening in order that Miss Bert
might take the limited to Portland.
Miss Sophia Watson will leave the
last Of August for the east
Mr. NJ. T. Miller while scufflinq with
u couple Of boys accidentally broke "A
glass door and cut his hand quite bad.
ly,
Emery Howe expects to return from
brietenbush Hot hprings next week.
Jeanette Gray who has been ouite
III with the typhoid fever, il improving
aud will soon be cut again.
Mr.. r y, Wold has joined the Boost
ers club and is boosting for the 5. =.
Mrs q, A q. Moore has been ailinp
for the pnst week.
Mr. l.. II, Turner has his house re-.
modelled and Rev. Geo. Bickncll in
working over his house
The NJ, y. sunday school held a pic.
ME Thursday afternoon at the Green
Springs,
MI Willis Kramer returned Thurs.
day from the hot springs.
Miss NJ, V kecnr made hurried but
welcome call in Turner Thursday.
MI" katherine Trcycttr and Mr. Bel
lamy entertained at the Musoni, hall
Monday evening,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14

A petition signed by 100 of the resi-
dents of Cottrell and vicinity in Multi
nOmah county, was presented to the
public utilities commission today ask
ing that a block signal be installed at
Cottrell on the Mt. Hood line cf the
P. R., L. & P. Co. Although the 100
names is indicative of the spirit of the
community only one name is necessary
to call any matter to the attention Of
the commission that relates to rail-
roads, Three signatures are necessary
to place ca matter before the commits
sion relative to other public utilities.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
NORTH HOWELL ITEMS.

Mrs rhos Rnmn and little dansht.r
Visits,i NJ !. \, Mailman 5 Tuesday.
Mw A. Rch9rd was the guest on
Mrs g A, SAWYER SATURDAY Afternoon
Wan. Oddie NJ A. Dunn. " Raulh
man. Geo, Ninion. willard Stevens ana
families spent sunday az TIE Ablqua
river
Mrs L. y Mosker ieft Sunday fos a
wcch : visit with her daughter IN Port.
land,--GerYais Star.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
CopperfieId Burnsd

Copperfield, Ore, Aug 1.-THE busi.
ness % section of Copretfield, 4 relic of
the days when the west was wild and
WOoIly, and made famous when a son,J
OF military mon led by Miss Fern
Hobbs, secretary to former Goyerror
west, established martial law last wear
because of alleged lawlessness, Is a
mass mass or smouldcring ruins TODAY. 4
tire, believed to be of ineendiary ar.
lgln, yesterday wiped out every bnsi.
m, ness ,nouse with the exception of one.
rhe loss is estimated at $500
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
Welded on Bluff

Enterprise, Ore, Aug l4.-After a
double wedding on the summit of a
bluff, 1000 feet above the Grand Ronde
riFer Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore and
Mr., and Mrs. Osiaha Miller are en-.
Joying their honeymoon today. The
rocky ominence was reached after A
nard climb up a rough trail. Rev. A. J..
Adams tied the knots.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
Young Lady Drowned

Estacada, Ore, Aug. il.-While
iauding her heroism, the citizens of
EStaeada were mourning today the
death of Miss Ruth Citizens, aged l6.
who was drowned while attempting Ia
rescue Miss Nina Taylor from a Sim.
ilar fate. Bystanders saved Miss Tay.
Tor but Miss Citizens lost her life.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
Think Him cra1v

Oregon City Ore, Aug. l4.--,,you
ougnt 10 be arrested for planting yo1r
potatoes 80 far apart and WASTING So
much land Thomas Fisher. 337 NJ
Portland, told farmer after farmer in
me Macks6urg district He was or.
into today '"H"''Vu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
OREGON NEWS TODAY
Student Was Drowned.

seaside, Ore, Aug. l4.-Surrounded
by water from the incoming tide, while
fishing from Escola rock, off Cannon
beach, Theodore Peterson 20, an 0. A.
=. student of Portland was drowned
IN attempting to swim ashore. His body
II being sought for today. William Dai.
safety.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14

Panama Pacific exposition.
Mrs. NJ. A. Tam, of Des Moines, Iowa,
who has been visiting Mrs. NJ. A. Coop.
er of this city for the past few weeks,
leaves on Monday for her home.
Harry Shaw and Rud Stephenson, of
the Hotel Dsburn, expect to leave in an
automobile this morning for Salem to
spend couple of days.-Eugene Guard.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Fullerton will be
home tomorrow from their visit to San
Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ander.
son and daughter are not expected back
until Tuesday.
Miss Cora Miller, a Salem teacher,
has returned from her fathers wheat
farm near Heppner, where she spent
the past month or more cooking for
some fifteen men.
Mrs Halle Parish Hinges will sing
tomorrow at the asylum at the religious
service. Mrs. Hinges went out one day
during the week and with others at the
institution rehearsed the music for the
service.
Mrs. j, P, Veatch, pioneer of 1868
and resident of Salem for fifty years,
is very i'll at her home, S2S Marion
street, and there are no hopes for her
recovery. She is suffering from stroke
of paralysis,
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Baker, who mo.
tored to San Francisco, are on their
return visiting a few days at Crater
lake. They will continue their visit so
as to include the Columbia highway,
arriving here early next week.
Los Angeles Express; Also, we are
ready to admit that Sir Evelyn Wood
has added quite as much luster to the
name as has the other Evelyn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14

towards the erection OF a depo, n,
Fiutcr There isa lot of tmffir fr,m
ana TO that point aud NO shelter Tbe
country club shculd take thi, up A,
u Us the nearest point to the golf
course. ~"
IOr membership routrst In Sunday
s'hool finished last sunday The Reds
winning toy good majority The Young
people IS class has been orgauiE,d
Louis Johnston was elected president
t,',l' t,ou,' sulohenhrrgcr Ncrpresident
H''da hyden, secretary; Walter Row
man. treasurer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
CITY NEWS
+ + + 4. + 4 4 4 4 + K 4 X 4 4:

Deputy Sheriff W. l. Needham Is
back in the shcriff's Office today after
two weeks vacation Mr., Needham 5
vacation, however, was spent near the
bedside Of his son, Robert, who has
been seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
Mr. Needham reports his son as out Of
danger at present and his rapid recoy.
cry is to be expected.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
WooDBURN NOTES.

Glenn Parr A5t week purchased the
o'd apple cider factory aud is installing
ll near hts home, whore no will atarf
"a d'thlcp TO takc care OF his pepppr
mint crop This is new industry In
mus section and the public is interested
lu W. lafts venture II the expert.
W'h' works out wcll the raising of pep.
l''m'"' may heyunc quite an industry
90 lhs Observation-Disclosures
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
Search for Masher

Portland Ore, Aug 1.-THE police
are searching today for masher with
a blaekened optic, He tried ia kiss
Mrs A. Hansen and she handed him
ono
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
State superintendent ]. A. Churchill

State Superintendent j. A. Churchill
today signed the life diplomas for all
Of the teachers who are entitled to re.
ceive these diplomas by virtue Of ex.
aminatiOns taken during tile course of
the year The diploma is Autographed
and bears the name OF iie teacher in
old English lettering. They will be
sent out today to the teataers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14

." ~" ~ ~
t"o "eeN5 Noent'oh' MI' Neeununi
tasatlon' ,aaitiloD' Howe'er was spent near tne tne
boaa "g orn,I, ~ % ~ 1O" ;,h hODS J"S ca ma'
H." N"oJSa 'eaiSnnly ~ .ith 'ypno,u ,,. ieVet: t
ery is tn be exnected
-
State superintendent 7 A churcbiIl
today signed the life dipJomas for all
of the teachers who are entitled 70 re.
ceive these diplomas by virtue of ex.
aminatiOns taken during tie course of
the year The diploma is Autographed
and bears the name OF ihe teacher in
old English lettering. They will be
sent out today to the learners.
D.
oneI OF Police welsh this afternoon
ner, OF Poeatello, Idaho, stating that
Der husband was working somewhere
around Salem and that good job
awalted him at Pocatello if she could
hotify him through the police or some
other source She paid that there was a
pass awaiting him for transportation TO
ldaho ana she asked the police to use
every possible means Of locating her
husband She stated that she thought
ne was working IN peach orchard
near TINS clty.
.
Rev II. Z. Hornschuch and family,
who have been spending the past week
on their farm on the coast south Of
Seaside, Will return tomorrow. The Lib. |
erty street Evangelical church, Of which
Gated October /. Yesterday the seats
were removed from the old church |
standing in the street, and placed in the
basement Of the new church, where ser
wees will be held tomorrow. The old |
church has been purchased by A. 4. |
Motflt and will soon be removed.
-O--
Sneak thieves have been doing a rush.
ing business for the past few days at
the municipal bathing beach, While
the authorities have pretty good jdeo
who has been doing the stealing, the
thieves have not been caught, Az il il
impossible for Arthur Wilson. who bas
charge Of the beach, TO watch the men 8
clothes and attend to his other duties.
Those who have yaluables with them
should leave them with Mr. Zinp wLo
mas confectionery gtnnd nm tha ha,cb
or with Mr.. Wilson. This ransocking o}
the men = clothing has been going ON
for some time but plans are being nnde
by which it il thought tho thieves viii
be caught Mr. Wilson has been denn.
ti2ed by the sheriff as special offirer
-o---
Rev. James Moore, superintendent of
the Salem district of the Metbod;st
Episcopal church, who is now closing
his administration Of the church affairs
)f this district, has been bonored With |,
warm testimony from many of tbo
'hurchcs in their closing business ns.
lions Of the conference year. ns N ,he
lgh regard in which he ia held NV tbe
20 churches aud ministers under his
direction, for the success with which
his work has been marked pr,ncLnr,
and people all over the district bnye tbe
highest respect for the district superin
.endsnt This office in the NJ H
denomination is nppointiye by n, II
bishop aud is for the period Of sk II
ears Mr. Moore will colse his siytL In
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14
COURT HOUSE NEWS


Leo Murray and number Of ho
9ther residents living within nshmg
distance of Abaqua creek, TO-DAY filed y
PETITION with the county court for per.
purpose OF removing dam in the ereek
1pOut iiNe miles from its mouth. The
yam 'u was constructed several years moo
OF rock and timber, to be the starter
W q speculative project which flashed
Va the pan, Nothing further was ever
zone i 1nd the dam has remained through
ircshet and drouh to keen the Ssh
rom passing freely up the further
branches of the stream. ''"''
" N necessary to secure a hermit
rom the county yourt to use dynamite
III ,l the stream, OF the county, and the
P''luoners presented the matter 10 The
IT9unN court through their attorney
!, p"ua ~, II. Allen. Fish Commissioner il
T.; .lanton has announced, that n car
OF Trout fry will b, sent to silyerton
TO De put M Abalua creek tomorrow
ana ana lae residents along the stream de,
,... ,.,r that 'oc trout Try be allowed To
invade the smaller strcams that empty
into the Abaqua. ''p''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14

'uha J. Nash has filed a suit in tho
1n''VV' court of This county against
~ VI pumuh Go recover money al.
legged due for an auto tnek rhe
,sa,''i s,a,",i't sets forth in her complaint
, ,ua' 'he Is the owner Of Federal auto
u'N Wn',h Is now In possession OF
,Sv, yuV 9''rndant at Independence, and
s"'' ne REFUSES to jrliyer the truck TO
u,t u,t For the alleged retention OF the
''.' ,t",A she ash, damages in the
s4n s,4iln, OF $500 and the further sum of
S'vv' as the full iluc OF the truck
utt 'N ''' '"e P'"'u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14

A petition was tilci in the probate
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14

\ marrhgc heeuac was issued TODAY
,a Henry Mooman. a nurse, Of this
WY ana Ms. Mary A. Belhneer, also
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14

a. ~ N1>,el was today appointed
administration a of on, estate Of Jess A
Russell, who died Nav NJ as the rs.pIt
w AG ~, accident On NE logging road OF
.uv ,.l. aaiies h Spaulding Lumber com.
pAnN The estate consists Of personal
property valued az sSsA67. The oplv
Sr.5 Sy TO toe estate u A. p. RUSSELL OF
Na',eaN ne father of the deceased.
~ . jess" RUSSELL vas unmarried and
,,ei' no hu,al hcirs. Elizabeth Nc,
lANsh''u, e. n Smith and o. j. Myers
WNrt uamed as ,rr.,i...,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-14

Los Angeles Express; Also, we are
ready to admit that Sir Evelyn Wood
has added quite as much luster to the
name as has the other Evelyn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-28
Ford Invites Hays

LITTLE ROCK. Nov e--Whcr
Governor Hays returned today from
spending Thanksgiving 8t the state
convict farm he found tn his mail
an invitation 70 accompany Henry
Ford the Detroit manufacturer. on
his peace mission 90 Europe The
governor replied that 10 would De iw-
possible for him 90 leave his official
duties for So long q time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-28

yCr speculation, the governments OBJ
ieCt being 90 sell it for settlement.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-28

Want % borrow money! World
went Ads will put you tn touch with
;ne right party.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-28
Final Reductions ON Mems and
Boys Clothing

Final reductions have been made Mems and Boys Cohg
mark we'll these prices and that other equal the figures
and they cannot equal the qualities, nor the tailoring.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-28
BED COVERINGS

BED COVERINGS
All New Blankets Comforts Sheetngs Pillow Cases 90
this sale prices low that every home excuse for
having plenty of good quality bed coverings
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-28
The Big First
Street Store
Early Christmas Shoppers, To
morrow is Your Opportunity

Hundreds suitable gift articles sale this week at prices that mean
wonderful purchases impossible to quote prices
advertisement the smallest type would not hold when
article stock not few selected leaders
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-12
Long Island
Mrs. Flora I. EIorette.

Mrs. Flora l. Elorette, widow of
Capt. Frank r. Elorette, passed away
after few days illness with angina
pectoris on Saturday morning at
the home of her sister, Mrs. E.
M. Cushing at the East End. The
deceased was just past 40 years
of age and had been postmistress at
the Mariner postoffice since its es-
adjustment about ten years ago, re-
ceiving the only presidential appoint
ment for that Office. Her sweet, low
able nature gained for her the warm
friendship of all the many patrons of
the office, who have realized for the
past few years that her health was
not as 1T should be. heart weakness
having developed soon after she sus-
tanned slight shock about seven
years ago. Physicians locally and at
Boston, where Mrs Elorette spent
her winters with her niece, Mrs. w.
E. Wight, pleaded with her to give
up the postal work this season, but
she was not to be taken from her oc-
cupation as long as she could reach
the office, which she did entirely by
carriage this summer.
Mrs. Elorette's husband, Capt.
Frank r. Elorette. was lost at sea
when the schooner City Point of Port
land went down somewhere off the
Grand Banks about twenty years ago.
Nothing was ever learned of the yes
sci or crew after she was visited one
day by Gloucester schooner while
on the banks that summer and opin-
ions were divided whether she found
cred in the storm which followed the
next day, or was run down by one
OF the steamers which constantly pass
over the grounds there. For days and
weeks the bereft widow visited the
ocean shore of Long Island, hoping
against hope that her husband might
return and spending hours on the
watch for the first sign of his ship.
The deceased leaves one sister, Mrs.
Ezekiel M. Cushing of Long Island
and niece, Mrs. w. E. Wight OF
dorchester, Mass, to mourn her loss.
The funeral was held Monday at two
O'Clock at her late home, Rev. Felix
Powell, former pastor of the Metho-
dist church here, of which she was a
member, and now of Cape Elizabeth
otticiated. Hymns, abide With Me-"
and Safe in the Arms of Jesus"
were sung by Mrs. Charles E. Cush-
ing and Mrs. Stephen E. Dorsey of
Long Island, members of the church
on the island.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1915-08-12
Cliff Island

The home of John Pettengill has
been rightly named the "All Around
| Cottage by the present occupants
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Scare and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Searle of Worcester. They are en-
pertaining Mr.. Walter B. Gaskell al
so OF Worcester and Nashua, n. II
who will spend his vacation on the
island this summer. The days are
never long enough at this cottage to
crowd in tennis and croquet tourna-
ments along with fishing, sailing
boating and long tramps for exercise
and photographs. Last week the par
| ty enjoyed forty mile sail around
| Portland Head and the Cape Lights
spending the entire day on the water
| The entire party will go 10 New
Meadows Inn this week for dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Webster Babb,
of "Whip-poor- will' on the Bluffs,
have been visiting Miss Etheline
Smith at Alton Bay, New Hamp-
shire, and returned last Friday after
most delightful stay there.
Mr.. w. s. Brann, a prominent law
yer of San Francisco, California, and
| Mr.. E. A. Solomons, arrived on the
island last week and stayed until
| Tuesday, when they left for New
York; after a short stay there they
will return to their business in San
Francisco.
Mrs. Earle is again on the island.
She returned last Thursday from a
| business trip to Boston.
Mr.. G. w. Kimball has returned to
his home and business in Boston,
while Mrs. Kimball will remain at
The Beeches." They have let
their cottage to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Paine of New York city, who will
occupy the cottage for few weeks.
AT Jay Dees Inn," Miss Amy
Stoves was the guest over the week.
end. Mr.. John Davis, who has been
a guest here for three weeks, will
go to his home in Westbrook, Maine,
on the 14th of August. At that time
Mr.. and Mrs. King Mcfarland and
family also of Westbrook, will oc-
| cupy the cottage for month.
After a three weeks visit with the
Misses Smith, the Misses Ristne and
Miss Edith Walton returned to their
homes in Philadelphia. Miss Mary
Wright of Brooklyn, New York, Is
the present guest of the Misses Smith
at their attractive cottage on the
Bluffs.
Mrs. Eleanor Baldwin Cass, wife
of Mr.. J. w. Cass of Medford and
FIVE boys, are now on the island oc-
cupying one OF Mr.. WIN. Blacks cot
| tages on Sunset road for the remain
der OF the season. Mrs. Cass is a
professional woman of note and is
preparing a series Of articles on tho
Employment of Women as seen from
| the viewpoint of an expert on physi-
| cal training. Mrs. Cass lie the
champion woman fencer in the world
and has appeared in most OF the
cities in America and Europe.
! On the twenty-seventh of July