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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-18

No hay gesto que domino mas
a las multitudes, en- todos los
-pueblos y EN- todos los -clfnas, que
el gesto del hombre arrojatlo y-va-''
liente. No importa que este hom-
bre sea bueno o sea malo, virtuO-
so o criminal. La melte popular
gusta de las sugestiones fuertes,
anna los hechos que levantan mon
tahas gigantescas sobre ndestras
cabezas; la paz la exacerba, la
tranquilidad muy prolongada la
Illlena de sustO; en- cambiO Sc en-
|tretiene con los sFuidos que pr0dtl-
ee el shuracan que arrastra Guam
ito a su pasOS encuentra " siente
'un escalOfrfo punzante, pero a la
,vez acompaiiado de. tun deseo We
hemente, cuando oye un relate
macabro, cuando presencia una
escena sviolenta, cuando es parte
principal en- I'm drama de aesos
que a diariO roban la algeria de
la comunidad. ;.
't'Chuchd Gomez pas6 de ser eel
simple desertor de preside, que
aprovechando un dfa la distrac-.
ici0n del gnardia, puso pies en-.
polvorosa Y sc inferno en- ela sell.
wa para huir de'los OjOs de la JUST.
ella. Chuch1 es hoy unspersollaie,
mo va novelescO nj cinematograk.
9ffco, es .un h6roe que a estas ho-i
ras, despues de la hazafia come
tida por el, en- un rapto de locu-.
1ra % en- iun deseo de notoliedad, !.
zen ell barrio "Santana" de la ciu-
dad de Bayam6n, pone a salvo su.
vida, creyendO que Sc la van a
guitar.
Alrededor de la vida de iGhu-
ehd, lafmente popular, embuste-
ra y. atrevida, -esta .tejiendo una
historical, una leyenda, orlada de
'un rojo. colorido y de una atrac-
ci6n singular. Y les 1que, en- puri,'
dad de verdad, Chuchd, con SUI
figura joven, ,un tantico esbefta.
iresuelta y yaronil; con su esprit
tn ihecho para las axentufas TO-
eambolescas; resulta un tipo sim
tpatico, aunque parezca muy NAL
decirlo... ralf4,
+ sChuchh Gomez, escondido entire
los scaiiayerales, ascendienao pof
los moRtes empinados, baiando al
fondo de las cuevas indias, ire
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-18
LAS NBbDhdOhBj H EIISjIP'lllll EIISjIP'll N
Una suscriilpciioon que ests alberta

Para aliviar la sinmensa des-
ventura de una gran parte de la
poblaci6n de las provincias 'es-
paiiolas que acaban de sufrir los
figores de la inundaci6n, ell senior
don Jose Maria 1omba, Consul
de Espaiia en- Puerto Rico, rha
inicfado una colecta, -cuyOs pri-
meros suscriptores aparecen a
continuation. ConfiamOs en- que a
la noble iniciativa del dignfsimo
representante de Espafia y la
generosidad de los que va apor-
taron su socorro, han de respon-
der todos los que sienten ell .dolor
de tanta desventupa contra la
cual no existe otro aiiyio que la
solidaridad humana. - ..
EspontaneameHte, eel eCapftulO
Z de Puerto Rico de la Cruz Roja
Americana, .enEio al sefor Lom-
aha ;un seheQne de mil dollars.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-18
TfPOS DE FOLLETIN
= UGI|: y

de .sus habitantes, que es un hOr-
mignero, de la imposibilidad de
sentfegarse una labor tan esca-
brosa, tan dificil, sin la seguri-
dad de ser capturad0 y muerto
Einmediatamente. ;. Pero Chuchn
al eyadirse de la Justicia v bus
car refugio en- la montana, 'indu-
sdablemente al verse solo, abandO
nado, sin recursOs, sin un m1serO
jerg0n dOnde dormir tranquila-
mente; joven, lleno tai vez de as
piraciones que no podfa realizar,
|con una mancha va cafda en la
|'historia de su vida, Sc banjo de
sodio, de anfargo odio, Y adverse
perseguido, y al verse cercado por
las autoridades que iban zen su
busca, mat0, mat6 desgraciada-
mente, desde 10 alto de una bre-
fla, loco, rematadamente loco y
desesperado..
iDesertor y asesino.. tQue
vale va su existencia para la So
ciedad, para la justieia, para la
religion? Hoja que el vendaval
arranca y que arremolina entire
todas las miserias humanas cuer
DO que cae en- e1 tango, alma que
rueda al abismo. Y Chuchu a
Iestas horas vagara por los mon
tes. saltando de fisco en- risco,
con la camisa hecha girones, con
los pies sangrando, con los Ojos
anegados eli llano, perseguido
por la ley, perseguido por ell ana
tema de los que no saben juzgar
detenidamente las desgracias del
projimo, y perseguido por la som
bra del buen guardia, del cum
plidor de su deber,, que cayo sin
vida a la detonacion de SUI arma
criminal. ::
G4mplase la ley. @Cojase de to
dos modos a ese infeliz que es hoy
| POI. hoy ell desasociego de los pa
cfficos vecintlarios de las regiones
ispor tlonde campea, sin poderse
detener; pero -cojasele yivo, 81 es
I-posible, para estudiar de cerca
j}el alma de ese raro eiemplar Gle
| la criminalidad, que EN- pleno 81
| glo Xxx Sc ,atreve catbrirsc dc
tgloria por sus hechos yandalicos,
en- una isla donde apenas 81 sc
puede va respirar...
Manuel AZ. RdntireSs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-18

pand0sa l0a alto de los c0cOter0s,s
sen una isla tan pequeiia y tan
densame1te poblada, sin poder,
User aatrapadoSpor un cuerpo tleypo-
licfa que cuenta con ell apoyo del
gobiernos yde los conciudadanos,'
lsteniendo ambos a,su alcanee cuan
ITO puedaus necesitar para La cap
|itura del profugo, nos pareee un'
Ebandolero mas audaz, mas inteli-
gente, mas listo, q. Pancho Villa,
que Manuel Garcia, que Jaime
Alfonso ell Barbudo. !.
Hay auien aha visto a Chuehd'
consiincintur6n atibofrado de ba-
Has, luciendo EN- ambos lados de
sus caderas dos sendas pistolas
de largo alcanee, a uso de los
cOic-boys del oeste americana !;
hayAqllien Sc ha topado con el,
len una encrucijada del camino,
lsy no%ha podido vef'si no epbriHo
Gle sus Ojos echando' chispas por
las pequefas aberturas de SUI ne
tgro antifaz,comefel audaz TmIture
Edel ''Guante Rojo";; Y hay quien,
IiyehdO un, POGO mas lejos, le CON
temple al 'descender all llano,
acompailado de una partida de
EcincO seis salteadores mas, ocu-
pando un sitio estrategico EN- un
l'desfiladero que domina ell camino
real, dispuesto arrancarle eI CO.
Frazon al primero que llegue hasta
Eall4, con idea de apresarle % con
ansia de venderle.
Ifl@Y NADIA de ESQ es verdad, 81 a
fmanos yiene. Chuchd es un 'po-
Fbre diablo, es ul desgraciado, a
lquien la Fatalidad persigue en-
carnizadamente poi' donde quiera
Eque va. Tuvoy la desgracia de ir
aAla carcel, sabe Dios por que !;
1'amante de su libertad sc fug0, es-
quivando la ronda de sus guardia-
1
ines, Y Sc inferno, EN- ell monte. Sc
Eguramente que no fue su inten-
ci0n la de ;entregarse a esa vida
ttorpe y llena de peligros, que 81
Iguen EN- esas poblalas. regiones
del planeta los bandoleros que Sc
han ,hecho de una celebridad bien
Ptriste, costa del robo, deiaincen-
do del asa mano 'armadaJ
Iporq,ie a la mente de Chuchd no
.escaparia ell conocimiento de la
pequeiiez de esta isla, del numero
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-18

= He aqul ia continuation, la lis
ia de los donantes, hasta ahora !:
Donativo del. tCapitulo
de Puerto !. Rico de la , ~; -
@Gruz1Roja Amefiaeana $1OOO0O
Sres. SObrinos de Ezguia- n" g.
ga '1.5 10000
-Sres. Rubert Hnos. 10000
,Sres. d. lOchoa zHermanos 10000
Sres. Eduardo y Enrique m
Gonzalez Beltran 10000
Sres. Santisteban Cha
Earri. y Ca. 10000
.Sres. Hernaiz Targa v oas't
COmpafiia 10000
Sres. A. Somoza y.Ca. 10000
Sres. Rogue Gonzalez Y m
!. Ca. .asucs. ~ 10000
iJnncos Central Go. 10000
Lola Sugar Company 10000
~ g. - = -
Total. =. $3.6OO.O0
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-18
ALcA4.pE.Al I "a DE ~ 4 sA5A Juan !
PBERTo RICO 4.
81 -A>4a
Al Pdblico,
Al PabNco.

,IiG6n ob5eto de Que el vecindario
lpuetlal asistir3 asdos tCementelios
deeSan Jlan pfSanturce con mo-
tiEoaile la aoconInemoraci6n de los
difnntos, 3lle creido .conveniente
att0rizar los actoss que suelen, ce-
lebrarse ZEN diehos ssitios, los dfas
primefo y4dOs de NoSiembre pro
xiniO hastaNlas seis de Ia tarde,
Y ensaa manana del dia 3 de di-
chohines isors s st ea
aEsta asltoYizaoi6n mes sin perjui
clio deslas disposicienes que dicte
la Soiieina de Sanidad en- 10 que
respecta a desinfeeeiones que die
tesiaso sofcina de sanidad en- 10 que
respecta desinfecciones. ),
X Sc haee pdblico para general
con0cimiento.
San Juan, ?. R., -octqbre Is,
de 1919.
r; II. Todd, J;
Alcalde de San Juan.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-18
IN BOXEO EN- PLENA GALE


En- la calle de Tetuan sostuvie-
ron un boxeo a puhetazos lin
.pio Agapito Cruz y Ana NJ. To
rres saliendo ambos con bOyadu-
ras y rasgulos' de que fueron GU
radios en- al Sala de SocorlOs.
Los boxeadores fueron, pre-
,sencia del Juez Sr. William j.
Santos, quien les castigo a pagar
una multa de cinco dollars cada
unO.
t|a VI / 4 T@y "
: LEA eM IMPARCLAL.n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-18
( E. iRibera Chevremont.
LA POLITICA EN- ARECIBO
,Etectos de Ia nuera Ley

80 etH D. ts - y i~
2 Aver estuvierOn en- San Juan,
visitandO al Gobernador, los sehO.
res SgsOni, senador, Ledesma y
AdornO, quienes vinier0n en- asun
tos polfticos de la ciudad del Nor
te. Como ell Ponce, Carolina y
San Sebastian, la politica unionis
tl EN- Arecibo, esta en- periodic ca
lido. IL SeiiOr SusOni es elnmen-
to mly inAuyente ,en la Junta
Central el seiloF Ledesma es AL
calde y el senior AdOrno empleado
del Nu:licipio. ALI, el actual
.Concejo Sc cOmpone de uniOnistas,
telementOs neutrales propuestos
por el ex-Alcade Niaas y4unoseIIor
La elucha les por la
fIlinoria que ha de il. al 'ConcejO
don la nueya ley. c.Se resolvera
el eonfiicto? ~'.'
FlOyiDlQr.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-18

The American Red Cross
Porto Rico Chapter
San Juan, P. R.
81 Oct. II, 1919.
Sr. Jose Maria Lomba,
Consul de 'Espaiia, INFERNO,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
SefiOr: r.
La noticia de las '1ltimas inun-
daciones que han tenidO lugar en-
Espaiia, a consequence de las
cuales cientOs de familias han
quedado sin hogar, produjo Ell
los miembros del CapftulO de
Puerto Rico de la Cruz Roja Anne
ricana, una dolorosa impression, y
fue acuerdo unanime del mism0
cOntribuir con la suma de mil
pesos ($1OO0OO) para ell socorro
de las 'vietimas. sf
En- .cumplimiento de dicho
acuerdo envlo a iusted, rSeilor
Consul, el adjunto cheque pOr la
expresada suma, rogandole que Sc
sirva aceptarlo y trasmitirlo a stl
gObierno, para ell prop6sfto indi-
cadO, con ell testimonio de nues-
ira mas profunda simpatfa.
Respetuosamente,
(firmado) Emilio del Toro.
Presidente INFERNO
Capftlilo de Puerto Rico
u !; Cruz Roja Americana.
lei seiior Consul de Espaiia, al
.agradecer el generoso donativo,
fespondi6 10 siguiente:
Sr. ID. Emilio del Toro,
Presidente Interino,
Capftulo de Puerto Rico de la
Cruz Roja Americana.
Distinguido sefior:. e"
La atenta carta que tiene us.
ted la .bondad de dirigirme, a
nombre del Capftulo de Puerto
Rico de Ia Cruz Roja Americana,
como Consul INFERNO de Espaiia,,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-18

QJIININA QUE NO AEECTA LA
ECABEZA. LAXATIVE BROM0 QUI-
NINA es mas jeficaz en- tedos los ca
SOS en- que Sc necesite tonlar Quini-
ma, no causando zun1bidos de oidos.
Contra Resfriados, La Grippe, In
.fiuenza, Paludismo Y Fiebres. La
firfna de e. w. GROVE viene con ca
da cajita.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
U. S. TREASURY
 ACCEPTS OFFER OF
 THE MINUTE MEN

Thomas E. Green. Director of the Speakers Bureau of the Treasury Department, has accepted the offer of the 60,000 Methodist Minute Men to help put over the coming Vic tory Loan drive A
 In accepting the offer MT. Green has sent this telegram to Christian F. Reisner, head of the Minute Men
 "The Speakers Bureau of the War Loan organization of the Treasury Department acknowledges. with grat itude the patriotic offer on the part of sixty thousand Methodist Minute Men and accepts their service for this campaign with enthusiasm and hearty gratitude. Ia every commun ity throughout the country there is a local Liberty Loan organization. We suggest as the quickest avenue to effective activity that your Min ute Men put themselves in com munication with our Liberty Loan men and form a combination for the success of this great movement. May this cooperation result in increased patriotism, wider loyalty and greater devotion for the service of man kind"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
GENERAL PROSPERITY CANNOT BE LONG
 DELAYED.

For nine months ending with March the exports of the United States amounted nearly five billion dol ars-to exact $4 ,990 700 This is gain of more than $500 900, ,000 the corresponding period of the year before And the exports for the month of March than $50 ,O00 900 above the monthly average of the period and $S2,000 900 greater than for the preceding March. The exports for March exceeded the imports by $337 1900 000-which would have been regarded very large balance of trade the days of 1914.
 Thez.relative gain in wealth of the United States since the began in Europe nearly five years ago has been astounding. At that time foreigners owned American securities to the value of $6000 000,000 Those securities have been bought back, and it is estimated that have invested in foreign securities than twice that That that before the the United States shipping abroad more than $500 000 900 in payment of interest and dividends Now earning about $750 900 900 in interest and dividends which, added to the balance of trade getting from foreign countries about $4000 ,000,000 year,
 General prosperity cannot long delayed under such conditions these.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
BUTlER-MAURO DRUG
 COMPANY IS MAKING NUMBER OF IMPROVEMENTS

The Butler-Mauro Drug Company has doubled the floor space in its store, by renOvations which are be ing made. The partition has been taken out between the two store rooms, and a double entrance way constructed. A balcony has been built on three sides of the room. When the store is re-arranged. ac- cording to w. B. Kirk, treasurer of the concern. a show case will be placed in the center of the floor, with seven-foot space on all sides Of 1t. The work has all been ac- complished while the store was do- ing business.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08

payment of $5O0O OOO,O0o will compel the Ger dig the bottoms of their pockets and strong boxes Germans have threatened that if such terms are imposed they will not sign the treaty. Some of them have said that they will deliberately turn the country over to the Reds and let Germany Rus went.
 This latter threat is taken with a grain of salt like Ebert will consent to their country fall into anarchy take the road which might mean national obliteration undoubtedly they will su]k and bluster they read the treaty and digest its terms.
 The question of what the Allies will do if Ger many becomes stubborn has been raised The first thing do manifestly would be to tighten the the blockade and order MT. Hoover to shut up shop in Germany. An ntmation that such would be taken would probably suffice to soften German l resolution.
 last resort would be to set up military govern ment in Germany, with Marshal Foch, such person. for Governor who would apply himself to the collection of taxes from Germany somewhat as Germany collected fines, and assessments in Belgium. It would not be pleasant proceeding, but it is pleasant to enforce justice against outawry
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08

The Whitehorse Star has entered it's nineteenth year. The Star has been continuously published at Whtehorse since 1901. For dozen of that time it was guided by Stroller F. J. White, recently Speaker of the House of Represen taves It has been
 faithful, consistent and able exponent of the great North Country, and continues to deserve we'll at the hands of the people Of the Southern Yukon. May it continue live and thrive and make those connected with it prosperous.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
Luke McLuke Says

Luxe MCLuke 0dJS Every man should have a keen sense of humor so he will know when not to laugh.
 We cant understand why it is that youth would rather have a Posi ton paying $10 Salary than have a Job paying $20 Wages. Some young fellows go to excess in everything. First they get the habit and then the habit gets them | Isn't it strange that it is the shoe , have to wear it.
 Another party we would like to To cate is the old-fashioned dude who used to use hair oil There wouldn't be so many black eyes if man would stop to figure on the recoil before he shoots off his mouth.
 About this time of year both the painters and the tailors are kept busy working on spring coats.
 A Pessimist hates to carry any life insurance because he knows that he will never live to enjoy it. He who laughs last is likely tc make the rest of the crowd imagine that he is an Englishman. Our idea of a wide divergence i; that between the pay a man gets and the pay he thinks he is worth Anyway, the Hi Cost of Entertain ment wasn't such a much in the clt days when everybody laughed wher the town wag said: "1f you can l succeed, suck eggs"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
IF GERMANY SULKS.

As corner of the curtain is lifted now and then glimpses obtained of what to be imposed upon Germany. The indemnity is to be all that the enemy nations can pay. Germany is to lose control of the Saar Valley temporarily and perhaps forever All of the loot fines and enforced contributions which the Germans wrung from occupied France and Bel gium to be returned
 The burden be piled up will be enormous The
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
That Tabled Machine.

Fairbanks Citizen)
 From press reports from Juneau, it seems that Representative Collins of this division, has discovered that much talked of Democratic machine which plays havoc with friends of the Republican party. Whether not the machine locatel by Collins is the that Wickersham charges Secretary Lane with organizing is unknown but possibly since the existence of two Democratic machines is hardly pos. sible without their presence being known by long
 It is rather strange though that MT. Collins, Republican, should have much intimate knowledge of such organization when even democratic mem bers in profound ignorance of it's being. Thi. might be eXpainable, however, on the suppositio that Collins has been looking for the machine while Democratic members been attending to theil regular duties At any rate MT Collins seems to be alone in his discovery.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08

Senator Moses of New Hampshire has formally launched the candidacy of Wood for the Repub- lican Presidential nomination. Such nomination could only a campaign based the war mis- takes of the administration. That recalls the ate President Roosevelts declaration that "the American people will never rally around a spot'
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
Then 1t Happened

'I wonder if you could?' unused the Rummy, as he put his empty glass back on the bar.
 You wonder if you could what?' demanded the Barkeep, as he grabbed a bottle.
 Why, if farmer rode into town on horse and same in here with a grouch on. l wonder if you could say that he is a cross-country rider?' replied the Rummy, as he headed for the door.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
Yes, But Whaddya Va Mean?

(Ad. in Richmond (Va) PalladiumJ
 I will guarantee every transaction absolutely, for I want to leave Rich mond with a clear record The ex- ample that I have set in Richmond for the past three years I am grose- ly proud of. It is with much regret and disappointment that l make this announcement
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08

American airs being put by these German Princesses. The latest to for divorce is the Crown Princess Cece, who says that the beloved Holland Hermit pushed her in the otherwise conducted himself dsagreeaby.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08

Are to understand that Dom Emiliano Zapata is seeking to emulate the example of Don Pancho Villa by having himself killed by the publicity de partment of his revolutionary army week? Or is he dead for all time?
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
TO VISIT SITkA FRIENDS

Miss Dorothy Haley left on the Admiral Evans for Sitka.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08

Nothing has happened yet to change the surmise that the chief purpose of those German delegates at Paris will be to sign their where they told to write.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08

the circus business who is always suing owners of flivvers for soaring the elephant.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08

Those Arabs who showing disposition to fol low the example of Turkey in dealing with the Ar menans should consider Turkey not teacsher but lesson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
Located

M. C., of Nashville. wants to know what has become of the O. f. man who used to ride ahead of the circus parade hollering. Hold your horses. Here comes the elephant"
 We'll, Johnny Wilson, the O. f. circus man. tells us that the O. f. man in question now has a son in
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
Keep Going!

A failure is a man who shirks His task, and never tries to stop, They say a mans known by his
 works
 So, he as honest as a clock.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
The Tangled Correspondent

(F'rom a news item sent in by a
 Kentucky Correspondent
 When she was years old her de- ceased parents moved to Burlington, Boone County, Kentucky. For 66 years she was only daughter her self.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08

Give us your next order for tTaAs- fer work or coal Juneau Transfev
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
The Only Way

But cant too much advertising hurt your business?" asked the Mer chant.
 "Yes, when the advertising is done by your competitor" replied the Successful Man
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
Wuff!

It may not be fair
 To spring this on you; The Cinnamon Bear
 Adds spice to the Zoo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08

Wars may come and may go, but baseball goes on forever It is the great American game.-(Douglas Island News;l <
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08

Senators Reed and Borah should be able to find several things worry about in peace treaty 75 006 words long, Indianapolis Star)
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
Names Is Names

Getta Glass lives at Lynchburg Va.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
The Wise Fool

"A man is never too old to learn, observed the Sage ,S
 "No," replied thea Fool. But he is often too young to realize it."
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
BITS OF BY-PLAY By Luke McLuke  Copyright by Cincinnati
 Enquirer
Ouch! l!

Ouch! The bed was hard, and Oswald BraW Could hear the mattress crack; Said he: q think this is the straw That broke the camePs back.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-08
Our Daily SnecjaI

The Horn Of Plenty Starts Some Men On A Foot
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-09-18
ENTERTAINS FOR MRS.
JOHN ALEXANDER

Mrs. L. NJ. Alexander of Port Ed
wards entertained Eat home" Tuesday
afternoon from 800 o'clock until 600
o'clock in honor of her daughter, Mrs.
John L. Alexander Her house guests
were, Mrs. Louis Pradt, Mrs. Jeanette
Coates, and Mrs. B. Lyon, all of Wau-
sau. Mrs. Alexander was assisted by
Mrs. F. MacKinnon in the music room;
in the sitting room by Mrs. Buckley,
Mrs. T. w. Brazeau. Mesdames G. Bah
cock, Lawrence Nash, Richard Gibson
and Miss Irma Johnson were assistants
at the reception table in the dining
room. The color scheme was laven-
dar and yellow. A delightful after
noon was spent and all the ladies
found pleasure in becoming acquainted
with Mrs. John Alexander.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-09-18
n over Saturday guest of relatives

an over Saturday guest of relatives
here.
Mrs. Charley Blomquist and son
Stanley are home from few weeks
visit with relatives and friends at
Rockford, Illinois.
Gustave Anderson of Cranmoor is
visiting at the home of his grandpar-
ents here
Mrs. Charley Jasperson of Minnea-
polls, Minnesota visited with relatives
and friends here last week
Mr.. and Mrs. A Frederickson of
Rockford, Illinois, Mrs. Frank Swan
son and Clifford Hills of Belvidere, Ill.,,
visited at the John Hills home here
last week.
Mrs. Anna Johnson has returned
home from Rosseau, Minnesota, where
she has been spending week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Steenes left last
week for Stratford, where they expect
to make their future home.
A. j. Coburn of Gray Bull, Wyom-
ing, spent several days here last week
visiting at the R. D. Webster home.
! Walter Berg came up on Thursday
from Grand Rapids and will spend
some time at the E. Berg home.
Miss Pearl Duncan of Walworth
Illinois, is guest at the Hanifn home