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The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-07
Wife Would Give Husband to Girl

Denver.-Rather than have her hus-
band go to prison, In the event that
he is found guilty, Mrs. Anna Myers.
wife of Morton L. Myers. an advertis-
ing solicitor who was arrested upon a
statutory charge, is willing to divorce
him SO that he may marry the girl
who makes the complaint against him.
Or Mr.. Myers will. she declares, adopt
the child that IS expected soon to ar
rive in the girls home. Both offers
were made by Mrs. Myers.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-07
Wyoming.

Wyoming -Blackfoot Oil Company,
which has holdings aggregating 44o
acres in the Big Muddy field. is pre-.
pairing to spud in a new well on the
southeast quarter Of Section 4-32-77.
Alfred Steele, president OF the Car
mania Oil and Refining Company,
states that the holdings have been In
creased by several new leases recent
ly procured. including 160 acres on
the Tisdale dome. adjoining the land
on which the RisDip well was brought
In
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-07
Penned In by Posse. Shoot. Self.

Cripple Creek-Elmer Paugh is in
local hospital with self-inflicted
bullet wound in his stomach, which
doctors say, will cause his death.
Paugh shot himself when surrounded
at his cabin near here by a posse
following threats made to Deputy
Sheriff Frank Lacey in Cripple Creek.
He told doctors at the hospital that
he is an escaped inmate of the State
Asylum for the Insane at Pueblo.
Deputy Lacey has questioned Paugh
regarding his registration for the
selective draft
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-07
August Snow in Mountains.

Denver.-Winter settled down in
two sections of Colorado, Aug. 2sth,
according to reports received here.
Snow, which has been falling inter
mittently in the mountains near Ouray
since August 10th, invaded that town.
A party of rescuers reached Estes
Park with George Furman, of Love
land, who became lost on a peak near
there and suffered considerably from
cold before help reached him.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-07
Five Counties Have Home Guards.

Five counties In the state have
been organized for home guards with
a total membership of nearly 1000. ac-
cording to a report filed with Cover
nor j. C. Gunter by Col. A. W. Hogle.
organizer for the guard in the state.
The five counties organized are Ell
Paso. with 300 men: Pueblo, 200;
Otero. ESQ; Las Animas. 275. and
Huerfano, where the organization is
not complete.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-07
Lightning Kills Girl at LittIeton.

Littleton.-Freda Hughart. 14-year-
old daughter of John Hughart,
rancher living fourteen miles north
east of Elizabeth, was instantly killed
by a bolt of lightning. Her brother
Thomas, who was with her. was
stunned, and his shoes were torn from
bis feet by the bolt.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-07
Bureau Found Work for 400 Boys.

Four hundred boys were given work
through the Rotary Clubs free employ
ment bureau during the past summer,
according to Mrs. Robert C. Larkin.
head of the bureau. in report sub
mitted to Governor Gunter. The boys
earned all the way from $40 month
and board to $3.50 day and board.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-07
Fleming Bank Officers Named.

Sterling-The new Bank of Flem-
ing will probably be opened about the
middle of September. The directors
elected E. NJ. Gillett of Sterling
president and X. l.. Lambert vice
president. w. s. Bellman of the
Farmers State Bank of Boulder was
chosen cashier.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-07
Arizona.

Arizona produced s4.092.s00 in gold
and $4.394,600 In silver In 1916.
Reports from the Hillside section
are that there is considerable mining
activity thereaboutn,
Everything is reported moving stead
lily along in the work of the United
Verde Extension Company at Jerome
1t is nothing unusual now for the
American Smelling and Refining Com
pany. who recently leased the Mascot
property. to ship $50 tons OF ore.
= Indications are growing more fav-
orable for ore in the southwest cross
cut from the 900-foot level OF the
Pittsburg Jerome shaft at Jerome.
At Jerome, In the last two weeks.
the Verde Combination shaft has
been sunk rs feet. and every shaft
man employed earned bonus OF $26.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-07
Runaway Kills Boy.

Pueblo-A team ran over and killed
Valentine DuBosh near the railroad
yards. The horses belong to John
Crutich, a farmer at Vineland, and
took fright at switch engine.
Harry Perino, 16 years old. was hold
ing the team, but the animals broke
away from his grasp.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-07
Secretaries Of State win Meet.

Secretary of State holland received
an invitation to attend the national
convention of the Association OF
American Secretaries of State, to be
held in Topeka, Kan. Oct. %.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-07
Body Recovered from Hastings Mine.

Trinidad-The body recovered from
the Hastings mine has been identi-
fled as that Of Henry J. Millard. fire
boss, who with 120 others lost his life
in an explosion that wrecked the
mine on April 81 last. This brings
the number of recovered bodies TO
lib.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-07
Pushed the Carriage Down the Street.

Pushed the Carriage Down the Street.
self, and their baby, five months old.
He asked to see the child after a
brief interview with the husband, who
replied to nm inquiry by stating that
the baby was about three weeks old.
Finding she was trapped. Mrs. Blaine
broke down and confessed.
Law Steps In.
Mrs. Agnes Law. the real mother of
the baby, was summoned and identi-
fed her child. She. too, cried. first
with joy, then with a woman's SYM
pathy for another. The law stepped
in ard Mrs. Blaine was taken to a sta
ton house, charged with kidnapping
Noting her condition, officers suggest
ed that she be removed to hospital
for treatment. Her husband, shocked
but loyal. accompanied her and spent
the night In consoling the grief-strick-
en- woman. 1t is not believed the
charge of kidnapping will be prosecuted
by the authorities
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-07
t.nIIstments 200 More than Quota.

Colorado is 200 enlistments over the
quota of 1888 fixed by the War De
lartment at Washington.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-07
LoveIand Fair Ground Stables Burned

Loveland.-The stables and sheds at
the race track OF the Larimer county
fair grounds were completely de-
stroyed by fire.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-07
WESTERN
MINING AND OIL
NEWS
Eastern Newspaper Union New. Service.
Metal Market Prices
New York.-Lead, 10NQI0N

methi Market fricoo-
New York.-Lead, 10A 91o%c.
spelter-East st. Louis delivery. TN
Qsc.
Bar silver, 90Ac.
Boulder-Tungsten concentrates, so
per cent. $20.00a25.oo per unit. Crude
ores. 60 per cent. s20.00425.0o; rs
per cent. si2.ooQ15,50; 10 per cent.
s9.i0Q12.20 per unit.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-09-07
ASSIGN M. E. MINISTERS
CONFERENCE AT sALIoA MAKES
APPOINTMENTS.
w. T. Scott, c. w. Haneher, e. N. Ed
Gerton, o. w. Auman and 2. n. Hoi-
Ienbeck Named Superintendents.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Salida, Colo.-The annual confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal
church closed here with the announce.
ment of the assignment OF ministers
for the year as follows:
Washington Journal., 1917-11-02
Sine neue am%erifanii6e errunacniAait!

Sn elmer Dor einigen Sngeu in Springfelo. Mtan, obgeboltcncn
Merchandising Der Notionol Iiocahon Of Cotton Manufacturers modren
Die 6arben- 6obrifanten s. 8. Stone mo $. @orOner Mcaerrom, 5pci
Der beocutenoten Sertreter Der dcmiihen Snouiricn Nmcrifas, 0n BORT
periammelten 6abrifonten bounnpoaener Stofe Die tr0nli6e Mithillmg,
oB ole amertfaniiten 6arbltoffe jet ebenio gut ieicn, mic Ole oeutid)cn
uno Dab gmerifa binitttlfb Oider er5cugnine jest pom Nuslanoe rmob
bangle lei.
SO lit immerDin mOglid, oB Ole gcnonnten Serreu Die &erbdlnHe,
0a tie 10 gentnermaBen PRO bono" ipradeu, ehpas rog ge1rbt babcL
aMr has tut Der Sadie teineu Abbrud, Dob unier 2nno af bieGn
@ebete in ben lesten Sabren gemnItge fSortibritte genadt bt luO nod
matt, lmo oaB, penn ole Gor5iglibfet Ser oeunhen 6obrifate umb III
uanhen Jarben nod nttt ganS erreidt it, eS nMr cine 6ruge Der 3it iii,
mann 0Res Der Soil ien miro.
Die oeufben 5adsctidriiten baben in ser lcbten 3it mieoerbot
bat, bingepiefn umo Die gefurdtmg, Dab 9etidIono oieien 10 ngemciu
Dertuouen auSlGnOilden IParft nit Der 3Gt mebr mo mebr uerlicren
ipro, often aaseefprodeu. @s iteben Der erreidung Der b0dNen seiIanas
Tdbgteit in oleler Branfe Gb fetnerlei unitberpinOlde Sinoernie
lDeber mas bic geidaffmg ocs &cbmatcriols nod Die Scrarbeitung os
ielben betrHft I'M @ege. 8as ben 6ieTgen 6obrnunten bisber genlongct
bat, Dar Die Grfnbrung umo Der cine ODER Der anoere @ebeimpro5eB arl
er3eugung beionoers belebter Sdatierlmgen.
Die 8ais fat uQer Sarbioip, ipeGea Ser Mni(nfarbenL lit Der
~RDblenteer, ben mir bier in beiebigen Wengen ais N~ebenprobutt Der
@asbereitung baben. Ius OieRm &obenher fonnen bier genm 10 quite
5arben bergeHeut merben, wenn oas ridtge @eriabren 5ur annenouug
fommt, uno oGs ibeint man, 5rm grpHen 8eHe menigtens, in oeu lebten
Sabren bemeiitert gu baben. Die hcmnben Subrfen baben lid bier i'm
2nn0e Der JarbeninouItrie oesbalb 10 menig gepiomet, neil lie bmidtib
bes Preiies nit Dem anslanoe nidt tmturrieren tonnten. @t Dem
neuen Derbeierten Terfabren, oas Die Sarbltof Sabrttanten eingefibrt
boben miro inoeen aud oRes 9inoerni0 abermunoen nnO IN imlerctl
2an0e cine Snoutrie getufien mcroen ir 0eren Broouhe IN irMberen
Sabren WTQionen um9 Mbermtlionen ins. HUSBAND gingen.
Washington Journal., 1917-11-02
True translation fled with the postmaster at Washington, DC. on Friday,
November 2 1917, as required by the act of October 8 1917.
Die Neutrality-suspicious. Scr AnslanOer.

Das Il. e. Department Of 2abor rittet Die NuiMerfarntei Der in III
ierem 9unOe Iebeuoen fremoeeboreuen GinDobner mi ole 4ittigfeit bo
garaerrettes. &ir8id ereB OuS Department elm Sdreiben, ooS fb nit
Der gaturultierlmg befaBt. Gieem Sdraben entnebmcn mir folGeuOe
5utidhen.
llngeabr elm Siebentel. ser @cbolterlmg Ser &qreinigten Stnotn III
i'm AusIanOe geborer, pom Der elm GROCER grudtel lid III unfenntni8
Iber Die umerfaniihen S0eae lm0 ginrithnqen befinoet, uno iniofern
treu gum 2unoe ser @eburt ball. gle in ser Geitidte Der Station beOriie
man 10 iebr elmer ungeeilten ltneriiibung. Cine &enntniS Ser amertn
nfden &egierung, uno pofur oiie einfebt, f6nnen ib Die Muslanoer nr|
olrdl cine MuiflGrrng aneignen, m0lm cnn tie ennlal CUR 8erntniS gclon1t
tfo, folgt oaraus mbeoingt cine treue anbdnglifteit an OaS SnnO ser
Babl Dies beoeutet en 3uannpnihpeiBeH Der frenourtigen 1eonen4
5u einem pariotiiben &orper. Mit Dem amfung neS Sdu5ubres miro ncm
erDabNenen Srem0geboreneu mieoer eTnnal Die Ir CUR girigeH @cIe
genbett geOffnet. SIN Dergungenen Sabre unerbelen Die Bebor0cn Der
Dfenhiden SdMen in ben GerGmghn Stnuten. ie nrbeneten cu9
5uammen nit Dem Bureau of DECENTRALIZATION Of tie II. 2. Department Of
2ubor, IbenoitulflaHeu fr ben llnterridJt pon NuSl6noern IN fMt
100 StGoten, O0rRrn lmo 2anogemeinOen, in jeoen Stuot Der Union Ne
legen. Die groffnung Der besiGbrigen &laIen lit hon icoer &erltHnmg
enes 5urebmen0en 8eiufeS rm0 elmer beOeutenoen Veicrlng Der 6ereHs
0urd 0ule erlalmltbe observation-disclosures er5iefen @rgebniie begenct
GS lit Die fee lle6er5eugung Oes bureaus Of DECENTRALIZATION, oB ocr In
trrdt BON NlslGnoern olmGbiN oeic grobe Mrmee bon @usGnocrn
in elm Seer BON NWeritancrn nit gcmciniomcn SOcalen, genleuonWr
Soimng, genuaniuner Stnmlung, ub maefGlihter 5rere mmanoIn
miro.
9ieRr &ut unb @mih oes Bureaus ri NATURALIZATION ioatc BON
allen i'll Betradt fomnen0en Mnslon0ern crntlih erpogen mer0en. Soils
jemuno bic ernlte abTtt bat, bier in Submit 81 leben 10 ioatc er iD he
ellen nn0 lid nit Der ScrnHung 0s 2nloes pertrnut maiden. Gr nuB
beoenten, Dob er oS @troer piee @orred1te aenicft; oieie aeben ibm per
loren, iolange CT bier ais NualGnOer lcbt. lnprc &egiprln0 benibt Nh
elm geeintes Gmerifu beranSubiloen obne fremoen GinfuB.
Washington Journal., 1917-11-02
&ulfsmuhl IN Der Shnle.

Ser @eoante, bepiten pdon in Der Soltsidule nit Der Gr8ebma Scr
Sugeno IN agenem Observation-Disclosures erluh0laBen 81 beginner, pcr-
oent ourdaus 8eattlmg. GS bat cntibieoen gScrt fur cine rhtiige Phi.
faifung Der 4uhaben zines Burgers, mem idon Die Sugeno en gepil
les @eridnonis fir 8olfSmrtidait mo Observation-Disclosures be
fommt. IS tomnt leioer nod pieliaf Dor, of adb Der ernadpne, Der
ftrmmbeedtgte Burger nenig Sim ir ouS agemeine @obl bat, ioierh
es i'm ni6t geraoe5u berIbrt Gs gbt 9eute, ole rubig 3uieben fonuct
penn b0e guben irgen0efne oientlide ooer ionoereigene snlnge beibdoi
gen. Gs gbt tie ia nidts III, mGnen lie. Hatlrib! lie imo oas ia Don
Sugeno mi nidt unoers geDobnt. 0S lit aber nht rebtl Wm Iolie
f9 bei3eien oaan gepobnen, ouE e0en @Irger allies angebt, mas offentlih
gei1iebt. .gSas mid nidyt brennt, 0us bias i'd niht", oiier geniblloe
gsabliprud5 Der uagemeinen 8urittgfet. ioate menistenS in umiercn 81
fentliten 2eben feline 6etung boben. Iber jung gepobnt. at getan@
u6 ymie ole Mlen hlngen 10 5pitibern Die Sungen" oas ieben mir ic0er
ale Gage. Mie mars, wenn mir ennal Die Sungen pornebmea mHrocn
I'm. ibnen elm bBhen mebr Mdtng Dor Dem nagemeinen 8obl lno Dor SEN
@edten i9rr @ibiracr beiaubrmaen. ais jept oeitieocne Ate baden! Sn
oenen lit iopiein nMt mebr Dml au bellern. Wber Die Slngen fonnten nr.
Elm biBdcn onlernen, oaB lie nidt ipcrocn mic beiagte Ae.
Nir molten nur cinnol cine &leini9fet berqasgreiRn, me lie tagtlglh
geihicbt, obne BOP iu6 cine &nn0 ribrt Dem llnfuge al iteuern. Gu
iio Die @alrnanlugcn an ben Straben rmo Die @aenpdbc uo @efcn
nor ben @ohnbGuern. Die per0en un pWlen &in0ern ais pogelfrei an
geNben uno perhhonoelt ooB sic qun5e Strafe einen nerunbloien GtnoruG
matt Die Sbnnoe fdBt natirlA orf Die anuobncr; iagt aber elmer bon
oenen etpas gegen oie g1lge, Damn miro er ausgelodt. Ga it0 @inocr.
larRt Die gang uo gGbc GrtiduSGnng. Dab oiee &inoer ubr bic giB
adhng ofentlifer Gtnridtuneeny Die lie ungerrait ausiben 0irieu, nit
ms IHrgerIibe 2eben bhnibcrnebmcn ner0cn, 0ns beOcnft man niht. @oE
fam man BON einem Wfenihen gutes eruartens Der Dn tinoaui Oaran &c
Washington Journal., 1917-11-02

pobnt it, Ginrihtmaem ooer Gioentum ser stoot ooer einaelner YIruer
ais Uegernano leuner Snlnen ma5uieben! @as bier i'm lcidtertigen Spiel
1erDept, oaS gclbiebt fpGter i'm Grnie. Ser Dtenif fam einfod niht an
oers, eS feblt Inn Der Sim Sic Gmpfinomq fHr Sas aQgemeine @ohl 10.
mlt es sSobl Der moercn lit Senenlide 9~ibIotbefen, @uieen, @raafen
Dmh1er, mas tinnnern lie Den, ser lie uiht benuten mill ooer mB! G5ero.
oelopcnis mic Ole ganmonIaaen al Ser Strafe ODER oS gtadbars Rolcn
plaehem erWt Dem ainoe @iidiht an ueroienem itienen. 9u, IN ser Su
Aeno loute man Den Nnang MAIDEN nit Der GrSiebnng our Ifleqc os
SolfSpobls INN oes offentlifen @eins i~iberbaIpt Da3u lit Die Golfs
ltnle Der rIdDtgc Tlat, oa mtB Ser 0nmN aeRgt ueroen fir oen flnftiqcu
glfen gllrger. oos Wena6tien eGuedt meroen fir Menftenreht uo Wen
ltenplroe Gnmit lam man ndt frb gemlg I'M 2eben anianqen, uno
Oasbalb 1T Die ToltSituIe Der rithge Ct oaya.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-22
SOCI]E TY

Mrs. Guinness. who Is one OF the
grande DANES Of New York and Lon
don society, has always been con
coded TO be one OF the smartest
dressed women OF the grande monde
and one Of the women who estab
lished the vogue for elegance amone
the sojourning American hostessei
in the capitals OF Europe.
She is visiting here, and has taken
q house in Burlingame for her fam
lily OF three attractive children. Mr.
Guinness arrived on Saturday
For years. Mrs. Guinness has made
designing a delightful pastime, and
has always designed her own ap
parel and in Paris the big modistes
claimed that her ideas were a won
derful asset to them, so artistic and
original were her tastes.
Since the war began, Mrs. Guinness
turned her talent TO good account
establishing a regular dressmakinC
house in New York and keeping II
running full blast the year around
She financed 1t, keeping over thirt,
women employed all the time and al
certain seasons, more than this mum
Der. All OF the profits go to tie Nil
licent Sutherland Ambulance and thu
tombstone Ricketts, hospital in Paris
The former was established by II;
Duchess c. Sutherland but has grow
so enormously that no one indivir:Iia
could possibly be expected to finance
1t.
The DuGhcss OF Sutherland AM
Mrs Guinness nave been the best G.
friends for years, so it was mos
natural that Mrs. Guinness shoUlC
wish to help tho work established by
her. TIE Ct5er hu5r!tal mad DR.
Blake a. its head Tor a long time
but tic s:raIn OF work proved toe
much '>r cjn.--San Francisco Exam
liner.
aiARE ISLAND
MARE ISLAND, Cal. August A.
Mrs. A. >IcMeans Of Santa Rosa is
visiting Lieut.. and Mrs. K. G.. Conan
here this week
Members OF the Mare Island Red
Cross chapter were greatly pleased
on receiving letter from the Red
Cross drive headquarters thanking
them for the check Of $4,000. and
saying that the local chapter is the
first to make its full donation to the
war fund.
Members of the local set went tC
Benicia today to attend a garden
party held at the arsenal. The music
was furnished by the local marine
band.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-22

+. ,TTHIN O month or six weeks al
/" most all OF the officers ana
w their wives who have been mere
for two years or longer Will DC OIL
their way 10 the mainland and 1t u
indeed with the kcenest regret that
Honolulu secs them go. OF course Il
Is equally hard for them 10 leave theh
newly found friends and one and all
wish their stay might DC longer tot
they enjoy the life here, its lack OF
couventioEaiitY having a strong al''
peal 70 all. The life here being prln
cipally an out OF door one, the
younger folk In the regiments are &c
voices Of winning, surfing, canoeing,
dancing. tennis and golf. What more
In the way OF pleasure Is there lett.
or course they miss the theate:
operas, and concerts, but so do the
islanders. yet when VIC are away We
soon realize that the open air lie OF
Hawaii weighs heaviest anC the re-
turn home is the incest part OF an
always exaggerated trip.
Mrs. Palmer, WHO leaves shortly,
has made very delightful place Tor
herself both in and out Of the service.
for she is indeed a charming woman
She took hold OF a Red Cross unit
al Fort Shafter that seemed in sad
need of a leader and under her able
dictatorship. she brought the unit up
to a splendid standard. And so II
goes-each and every service woman
here has done her part and done I
we'll The Red Cross has made a lot
or work for the service and they have
all responded splendidly, doing all and
more than has been asked OF them, so
Honolulu says aloha to them one and
all very reluctantly, and hopes sin.
cerely that some day they will come
this way again, and when they do a
cordial and friendly welcome awaits
them.
FASHION SHOW TO AID HOSPl-
TAILS IN FRANCE.
(By Cholly Francisco.)
Nothing could be more opportune
and welcome than the fashion show
which Mrs. Benjamin S. Guinness will
present here toward the last Of this
month. as it serves the double pur.
pose Of interesting the eternal fem.
mime and aiding two of the big war
hospitals In France just now in need
Of financial help. II is exactly timed
to stimulate the curiosity worn
threadbare by summertime relaxa.
tons in sports and pasttmes that
take off the edge of fashions faS-
tidiousness.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-22

Wis and their charming daughter, Miss
Sylvia Purvts; have been staying for
the past six months at the Cecil no.
tel. San Francisco. The private din
ing room of the hotel was the setting
for the affair and the decorations
were a basket of rose-colored sweet
peas combined with maiden hair
ferns. Covers were arranged for ten,
and later in the afternoon the party
occupied loge at the Orpheum.
Capt. and Mrs. H. S. Kilbourne, U,
S. A., who came to San Francisco on
the last transport from their recent
station in Honolulu, were hosts at an
elaborate dinner-dance Monday at the
Hotel Cecil, San Francisco. The long
table was banked with Duchess roses
and asparagus ferns, and the color
scheme for the handsomely appointed
dinner was pink and green. Capt. and
Mrs. Kilbourne are stopping at the
Cecil, and are being extensively enter
tanned by their many friends.
= + +
Mrs. J. J. Garden and Miss Mae
Garden left for the East today after
a two months visit here Miss Car
den goes East to college to finish Lcr
course and her mother lives near her
making a comfy home spot for the
friends of the daughter u the home
= = +
Mrs. Francis Gay arrived at Sar
Francisco this, week from New York
and has been stopping at the ST
Francis. She was Joined by her hus
band and her young son and his bride
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gay. The party
left Tuesday for New York.
Mrs. George H Robertson was q
homecoming passenger on the Vii
helmina, arriving yesterday. Mrs
Robertson has enjoyed a four months
mainland visit. While away sne was
the incentive for much entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mooney left
on today's steamer for a two months
mainland visit. Alberta and Dolly
their daughters, will be boarders al
the Academy of the Sacred Hearts
until Mr.. and Mrs. Mooney return.
! 4 q =
! Mrs. H. Alexander Isenberg and her
son left on today's steamer after a
delightful three months in Hawaii
nei, renewing old friendships and en-
| joying the many charms of island
life.
= =
| Judge and Mrs. Edward NJ. Watson
and Lily Moore Watson are on the
other side of the island as the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Edward Dekum
and Miss Louise Lucas.
| =
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Won Hamm are
planning a two or three months trip
leaving here in the middle of Sep
TENDER and getting back before
Christmas.
| q = =
Mrs. r. Wallace, daughter Of Mr
George Robertson, who has been ii
at the Beretani9 Sa1itartum, ba:
moved to her new konje at kainuki.
Miss Thelma Murphy and His!
Helen Pratt are this week the house
guests of the Robert Kinds at theil
Puuwaawaa ranch. Hawaii.