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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17
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BASE BALL EN- CAYEY

Con gran entusiasno Sc ha abier-
to la tenporada peloteril.
Ell domingo nos visit6 ell Guayama
Stars y todos crelanlos cue nucstre
'team" el famoso aNGevo Plata" ses
ria derrota en as1bos iuegos. Los
lnuchaehes. despues de estar dos me-
ses sin practicar, lueharon y demos
tsaron, Q4e el @Guayama StarsH' es
POGO para iugar cor, ellos.
Fl juego de Ia manana fu4 como
sigue @GUayapla Stars IL carreuas,
'Nuevo PiataR6 earreras.
Este iuego sc 10 regalamos al Gaa-
yaaia y al manager julie Aponte, por
sus deeisionest ipcosrectas. Eel juego
de. Ia tarde fue un desastre para.los
rnuchachos de Fortier. Cayey como
siempre: hacienda explotar media do
cena de pitchers, enpezando pors Pc
tro Vazquez, Simon, QuirinGongo v
el Zurdo, todos zen contra de nuestro
laazadcr Zanguini Fortier vino aca-
tarrado tomo ponche; Guitar vino
coanea4or Y Sc abanico, los demas no
le tocaren la bola a Zanguiri. =
Para que yea Guayasaa que no
puede juear pelota con Cayeys vease
el "seore" de Ia tarde:
"Guayama Stars 600 100 f2O- 4
"Adnevo Plata sos i03 11x-12
Sc distinguieron Gel Guayama, For
tier por sus excelentes eogidas en- el
central; Cullen barriendo en- Ia ter-
ceFa.
Del Nuevo Plata Sc distinguieron,
"a hateria, Mariana y zanguinf, Do
rien y Mareial tanto al palo como
en- sus bpritas cogidas; los denlsss
Rsuy bien.
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CENTRAL

Editicio constrttfdo expresamente para
Hotel. Modernamente equipado, con
Ascensor, Habitaciones con baIio. Te-
lefono, Tim sres, Barberfa Y cuanto
requiere ell Moderno Comfort.
Plan Europeo American Plan.
Desae sl00 $50. Desde $3.50 = $50
Restaurant la Carta. Cubierto s. 90
SAN JOSE No. II
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C,ARIBE

sitaado en el coraz6n de Ia ctndad,
Perrectamellte acondicicnado con todos
Los adeiantos modernos: Ascensor, TO,
lefonos, Timbres, Magnfhcas habitac.o,
ues con baHo privado y efectos santa
rios. Especial comfort para familias :
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HOT EL..E. {.
Fl. VESuRIO

f&ticlpo $ mi numerosa clientela
sue nnevaments me encuentro al fren-
ee do este acreditado Restaurant donde
gncOntraran un esperadO servicio . 10
carta e,,s
Sc admiten abonados y nunca faltan
los ss:brosos spaguetti.
Vicente RINALDI.
Allen 20. san Juan, r. r. Tel6fonO $50
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que deben tomarse hasta que no
queden rastros de estos males.
Los testimonies aqui pubhcados
textuallnente. son prueba irrectsable
de cue las PILDORAS BEL DIR.
LOVETT son incontrovertib iblemen-
tie el mejor purihcador de la sangre,
el nejor sespecifco para las enferr
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niedades de Ia piel. siendo este
ast, como realmente 10 cs, no debe
listed pernlitir que nadie trate de
vcndcrle otra medicina en- vez de
estas pildoTas, otra medicina en-
que haya mas ganancia para el
vendedor, por tratarse de un articu-
10 SIN nerito { invendible.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-15

This lady recalls the day when
crown bangs were the desire Of
every lady Of fashion and when wide
braids Of lovely hair WIRE coyiy
pinned from forehead to nape OF neck
with a ravishing effect.
She recalls also when beauty shops
were guiltless of curtained booths or
any mode of sanitation.
AS for present conditions Of 'amin-
lnlty's browning beauty Mrs Close
sees a glorious future. Next month
she will be able to determine what
the fate OF the bobbed locks is to be.
But OF this she is certain. there viii
be many fascinating curls and. lust
between us girls. there will probably
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-15

Der of Commerce the fourth Mon
DAY of every month.
Miss Howells has arranged this
program: September, Senator James
Z. Watson; October. Judge James A.
Collins; November. Senator Samuel
NJ. Ralston; December. dinner with
the Woman's City Club January,
DR.. Carleton 3. McCulloch; Febru-
airy, Walter Myers; March, Taylor
T. Groninger;. April. dinner with
speakers, Mrss Carrie Warrington,
State probation officer. and Mrs.
Thomas II. Mullins, State league
president.
Preceding the first three adj
dresses, short talks will be made by
w. w. Spencer on Election Laws"
Thomas A. Daily will talk on Par
liamentary Laws" preliminary to
the final three talks.
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WON'T
GO TO ITS GRAVE
Growing Beauty Of Mfady Remains Still Shaggy Despite
Predictions of All the Critics,

Who says bobbed-hair has gone out
q style?
Debutantes, take notice. The anti
flapper critic who has hailed the
demise Of the shaggy locks IL all mis-
taken.
At least. according to one beauty
specialist who has been watching the
changes OF fads' and fashions in In
dianapolis for the past 80 years,
bobbed-hair is more popular now than
ever.
81 have bObbed more hair this sea
son than any previous time" Mrs. r.
". Close of the Fowler and Stewart
estab ishment declared
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LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES.
COLT TO LESLIE PRESCOTT,
CARE OF THE SECRET
DRAWER

1t has been a week since I wrote
you before, little Marquise, and such
q hectic week.
In the first place Jack went to
New York with Harry Ellington and
he was sitting on the rim of the world
whatever that may mean. He in
sisted on taking me out to the smart
est place in town for dinner and to
dance and when 1 arrived there
found Harry Ellington and Ruth.
I'm really very fond of Ruth, little
Marquise, for with all her foolish
vanity she is a real woman and I
believe Harry Ellington has had a
great deal to do with her flirting pro
pensities I do not like him at all.
That night Harry said something
rather ugly to Ruth to the effect that
she was the most conspicuous woman
in the room in her very decollette
gown and her bobbed, henna-colored
hair.
I thought she was very lovely and
I'm sure that Jack did, too, but poor
Ruth's eyes filed with tears. 1 expect
1 was rather interfering in what was
none of my business, but l could not
help saying, IT think Ruth is much
better looking and much less con-
spicuous than that moving picture
actress, Edith Chapman, who is sit
ting over there and I notice you have
danced with her twice this evening
and had a very beautiful look on your
face while doing it.
Jack kicked me under the table
and Harry gave me a furious glance,
but / didn't care 1 though it was
hor1id Of Harry Ellington to say
those things to his wife. especially
as he had been flirting outrageOusly
with the Chapman girl all the eve
ming.
Just at that moment Walter Burke
strolled over and 1 was very glad Of
It. Notwithstanding Harry Ellington's
glum chances, he asked Ruth to dance
Ruth was about to refuse, but 1 gave
her q look which told her to go on
and dance with him. Perhaps I was
all wrong, little Marquise. but 1 just
hated to think that Harry Ellington
could go into all sort Of unknown
paths picking prtmroses and then
come back expecting to find such a
gorgeous flower as Ruth hiding away
from mortal eyes. I have never yet
known a woman who really enjoys it
''to blush unseen"
II can't understand what Ruth
sees in that man" said Harry Vi
ciously.
He probably tells her her gown
is exquisite and that she is beautiful
instead of calling her gown conspicu-
Gus and her hair unnatural"
why. Leslie never knew you
to scratch like a cat before"
well" I said. thoroughly indig-
nant, ct never yet hape believed that
1t took two entirely different kind of
sauces to make both the goose and
the gander palatable.
Very clever. Mrs. Prescott. but
rather radical. don't you think?"
In saying this he laid his hand on
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Clubs e. Meetings

The Indianapolis Altrusa Club met
with the other clubs Of the State
today at Turkey run.
The Gamma Chi Gamma Sorority
will hold it's regular meeting Monday
night in the Hotel Lincoln. Members
are requested to meet in the hotel
lobby at 7:15.
The Expression Club will open their
year with a luncheon meeting Tues
day at the Hotel Lincoln at 1 o'clock.
The Alvin P. Hovey W. R. C. No.
1876 will have a card party Sept 20
at the home of Mrs. Anna Farrell,
2453 n. New Jersey St.
The meeting of the Alpha Gamma
Phi Sorority will be held Wednesday
evening at the home of Miss Alice
Cole, 1884 Hoyt Ave. Plans for a
rush party to be given Sept. rs will
be completed.
New officers for the Central W. c.
T. L. are, president, Mrs. ". W
Reedy; vice president, Mrs. A Black
corresponding secretary, Mrs. B. s.
Gadd; reccE1ing secretary, Mrs.
Charles Ealand; treasurer, Miss Carrie
Styer.
Members of the Mystic Tie Club
will meet Thursday with Mrs. ". H.
Long for a luncheon meeting at the
Y. NJ. c. A. Mrs. A. A. Wise will give
reading on Japan in the afternoon.
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ASSESSMENT Is APPROVED
Twenty-Ninth st. Paving Roll Gets
o. X. of Board of Works.

Final assessment roll on Twenty
Ninth st. has been approved with a
reduction from 50 to $3.50 for water
connections. records at the board Of
works showed today.
Seventy-six property owners on the
street lost another fight late Friday
when the board denied remonstrance
filed against approval Of the final as
sessment roll.
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BaShfuI Beau

Dear Miss Lee: / l go with boy who
is older than I ard love him very much. |
know he lovea nc I think he wants to ask
me whether I will marry him but he's 1T
tie bashful He has limited at II couple OF
times. Please tell me how can help him 70
ask me to marry him.
2. He doesn't know how old I am, because
told him l was yoar older than I really
am. Please advise me what to do.
3. Is girl engaged II fellow gets her a
ring for her birthday with her birthstone in
II and puts II on her engagement fingerf
POLLY
/. If you are certain OF the man s
intentions. and II you are old enough
TO marry. you could slip in hint now
and then to encourage him.
2. Better tell him the truth.
wonder why girls do such foolish
things, that undermine mans CON
fidence.
3. A girl should not accept such a
gift. nor allow Il to be placed on her
engagement finger, unless the man
has asked her to marry him.
MISS INDIANAPOLIS: There is a
law In Indiana which prohibits the
marriage OF first cousins. AS think
it is a good law. DO not feel at liberty
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-1ISS Florence Howells has been
IM appointed chairman of the
Ill Business and Professional
Women's section of the Indianapolis
League OF Women Voters. Miss
Jeanette Parry will act as assistant
chairman. Miss Ella Groninger and
Mrs. Martha Yoh Marson WIFI also
act on the committee.
Other members of the committee
are Miss Adah Bush, Miss Hazel
Fesler, Miss Elsa Heubner. DR..
Alice C. Duden. DR.. Mary Sphinx
and Miss Anna White.
The organization is the result of
little meeting held in June when
Mrs. Allen T. Fleming, Miss How
ellis. Mrs. McGibeny, Miss Parry
and Miss Fesler developed the idea
OF holding a meeting at the Cham
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SOCIAL
Activities
Z y TE II T AIN NJ E NTS
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

m r. and Mrs. ". R. Stewart.
Ii 2439 Broadway. have issued
IL invitations for the wedding of
their daughter Miss Marjorie Jane
and Gilbert Hector Fuller, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Hector Fuller, 451 Clyde
Ave, which will take place Oct. 3
at the Third Christian Church, the
Rev. T. w. Grafton officiating.
Miss Martha Updegraff entertained
this afternoon in honor of the bride
elect with sixteen tables of bridge
and handkerchief shower. A color
scheme of rainbow colors was carried
out
Among the parties being planned
be given by Mrs. Tracy Ellis, 622 E.
Twenty Fifth St. Mrs. Baker will en-
terrain for her Sept. %. Mrs. W. B.
Conner Jr., will entertain at the home
of her mother. Mrs. Frank Floyd,
4450 Park Ave, Sept. 20 and Miss
Florence Fuller will give a party at
the home of Mrs. William c. HarDe
son, 2446 n. Pennsylvania St, Oct. 1.
Miss Esther Jane Johnson, whose
marriage to Earl Burroughs will take
place Tuesday was the honor guest
at a luncheon bridge and miscellan-
eous shower given today at the home
of her maid of honor, Miss Christine
Wilson, 1916 Washington Blvd.
49,
Miss Laura and Miss Helen Barrett,
BOIL N New Jersey St. entertained
today with a prettily appointed
luncheon bridge and miscellaneous
shower in honor of Miss Ellen Woody
whose marriage to Edward Peckham
Will take place Wednesday.
Eas
Announcement is made of the wed
ding of Miss Mildred Fetsch. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl T Fetsch,
1914 Graceland Ave, to Edward G..
Franzen, which took place Wednes-
day morning at the Tabernacle
Presbyterian Church. the Rev. J. Am
brose Dunkle officiating.
Mrs. Sumner Hosmer was hostess
W eCneSday evening Tor a dinner party
in honor of her daughters. Miss Vir-
ginia Lee Hosmer and Miss Kathryn
Hosmer, who will leave soon for col
lege.
The same evening the Misses Hos
mer were entertained with a farewell
party at their home by a group OF
1rvington friends.
Windsor Lynn Hosmer will leave
Sunday for Bloomington to attend
Indiana University. Miss Virginia
Lee. Hosmer will leave Wednesday
for Ann Arbor, where she Will return
to the University of Michigan, and
Miss Kathryn Hosmer will leave
Thursday to attend Vassar College.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Phillips, 430 n.
Gladstone Ave. announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Mabel Elean-
or 10 Normal J. Nicolay, son Of Mrs.
Carrie Nicolay. 946 X. Twenty-Third
St. the wedding to take place Oc-
tober 80 AT the Lady Of LOurdes
Church
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my arm and 1 jerked away irnpetu-
ously. In some>way my pearls, which
foolishly mad been wearing, wound
around my arm, caught on the chair
back and the first thing I knew the
string had broken and they were
scattered all over the floor.
Copyright, 1923, NEA Service, Incl
Next: Leslie to herself, continued
"a warning.
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Fisher Best Shot

b Times Special
CAMP PERRY, Ohio. Sept. ss-
Sergt. Morris Fisher of the United
States Marine Corps was announced
the winner Of the national free rife
match. He had a score OF 54S out
OF a possible 500. The Marines won
the enlisted mems team match.
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be lots about the matter that Is false
If you know what I mean"
BY the way Mrs. Close says to be
very careful about who docs your
marching. A marcel. she says is a
reproduction Of a natural wave II
it Is done properly II should be lovely
and soft An experienced operator
alone can make marcel that is
beautiful and entirely unharmful to
the hair
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-15
Free Excursions
All Day Tomorrow Sunday

Our free West Haven buses with
banners on each side will leave the
Bus Terminal Station, so Kentucky
avenue, at 9 a. m, and every 80 min
utes thereafter You can get them
there or at any corner along the
route. They 60 from Bus Station
west on Maryland street to Senate
avenue; north on Senate avenue to
Washington street. west on Wash
ington street to White River boule-
ward north on White River boule-
ward to Speedway avenue (16th
street, and west on Speedway ave-
nue. to the property.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-15
Fra. to Hold State Meet

Omicron Pi Sigma, Fraternity win
hold it's second State meeting Satur-
day. Sept %. at the SEVERN. Vic
tins from Evansville. Anderson. Rich
mond and Connersville will be initial
ed. according to the announcement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-15
ONCE A WEEK TOO OFTEN
Bread Box in Snate's Grocery Is
Raided Regularly
Once a week.

Once a week.
That is the average that some one
has opened the bread box in front of
Clifford Smite's grocery at 901 e.
Eleventh st. and stole seven dozen
rolls. He asks police assistance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-15
BY AUTOMOBILE

By Automobile-Go west on Wash
ington or New York Streets to White
River Boulevard, north on the boule-
ward to Speedway Avenue (16th
street,, aud west on Speedway Avenue
to the property; or go west on Both
Street or Burdsal Boulevard to White
River Boulevard, south on White River
Boulevard to Speedway Avenue, and
then west on Speedw ay Avenue to the
property.
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4 Love You!'

DEAR MISS LEE: About eight or nine
months ago, l met a young man who had
seemed very eager to meet me. 1 him
every day The more / him, the more
loved him We went together until about
u months ago. One day he accused me
him it not. From that day, he treated
me very cool.
l @Vont away from indianapolis to get
him off my mind. but il seems II l can
not do IT, When l see him, / love h m
more and more. l tell him l love him and
he asks me why can not be as independent
as he. But just can not
This fellow made ME think he loved me
cary. very much. Now that he has changed,
II hurts me very badly. viii you please
give me some advice? don't believe l can
stand IL any longer. This fellow Is not in
position where 1 can marry him Just now.
TROUBLE.
If you have any stamina show 1t
now. Independence certainly is what
you need. You'D never win this man
back by your present methods,
Neither will you forget him.
Show yourself TO be a real, indie
penden American girl by treating the
man with cool friendliness. leaving
any advances TO him. Don't let him
monopolize your time. You/can stand
it." You must buck up.
EAST SIDE SIN TWISTERS:
Write to The Indianapolis Times
Washington Bureau. 1922 New York
Ave, Washington, d. C, to learn the
origin OF the name.
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9"Iu WHICH, Is 20 DC IOV IttI WlIt anu miles long To
is only squares from the city schools and
few squares west of White River Boulevard and is
venient to the Speedway the Prest O-Lite Company,
the Electric Steel Company, the Allison Experimental
Company and other factories employing thousands of
men, yet far enough away escape the noise and dirt
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-15
Y. W. g. A. Notes

The millinery and show card letter
ing classes will open in the general
education department next week The
others will begin the first week of
October. The regular fall millinery
classes will consist of eight lessons,
day class Wednesday from 2:30.4:30,
and the night class Thursday from 10.
A millinery course of twenty lessons
will be offered as a new feature on
Wednesday nights from 10 Mrs WIFE
son B. Parker is instructor. The first
course in show card lettering covers
two terms of ten lessons each. 1t is
Planned as practical vocational
course. w. L. Winning OF the House
of Crane is the instructor.
The Association of Women Bible
Teachers will begin it's fall study at
the Y w. c. A Thursday Mrs. T
w. Grafton is instructor.
A new feature in the religious edu-
cation department Of the Y. w c. A
will be a study of the foreign and
home missionary books adopted by
the women's missionary societies. The
class win meet on Friday from 10-11
a m. beginning the first week in
October. During the first six weeks
a study will be made Of Creative
forces in Japan" by Galen NJ. Fisher
After Christmas the home missionary
book, THE Debt Eternal" by John
H Finley will be studied. This course
has been planned by the Y. ". c. Z.
in cooperation with the Missionary
Social Union as a training course for
tho leaders OF womens missionary So
cieties.
Since tho first OF September forty
two swimmers of various ages have
passed the Req Cross tests for begin
ners and swimmers. The beginners
test is to swim fifty feet, free style.
and the swimmers test is 100 yards
using two or more kinds OF strokes.
fifty feet back stroke. straight front
dive and a surface dive.
Miss Betty Matthews and Miss Lena
Fortney have taken the seniors ex-
animation for the Red Cross Life Saw
ing Corps.
On Wednesday a talk and an exhi-
bition OF life-saving methods were
given by Mrs. Cecilia Deubig. Red
Cross demonstration, for the benefit
OF representatives from all parts of
the State.
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Martha Lee Says
Martha Lee
Weeping Willow Never
Held Mans Dying Love

Men may like cingng vines but they don't like for them
cling tightly human clngng vine supposed know
enough twine her endrs when the which she cngs
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to tell you in what States such mar
riages are legal.
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moves reStIeSSIy with the wind.
No woman ever made q man keep
on loving her, when he seemed to
weary Of her. by throwing her arms
around his neck and crying frantical-
ly. II love you"' The man may feel
sorry for her, but there is great
difference between sympathy and love.
Chances are, if he is not married
to her, that he will get out Of the
situation as soon as he can do so with
any grace.
For, although n man may like a
clinging vine. he has not the slightest
desire to be tied for life to a weeping
willow.
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On Wednesday a talk and an exhi-
bition Of life-saving methods were
given by Mrs. Cecilia Deubig. Red
Cross demonstration, for the benefit
OF representatives from all parts of
the State.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-15

Miss Betty Matthews and Miss Lena
Fortney have taken the seniors ex-
animation for the Red Cross Life Saw
ing Corps.
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The Association. of Women Bible
Teachers will begin it's fall study at
the Y. w c. A Thursday. Mrs. T.
w Grafton is instructor
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-15

The Indianapolis Altrusa Club met
with the other clubs Of the State
today at Turkey run.
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k Speedway Avenue leading paved thoroughfare where
10Th Street and from Rowland Avenue Boue
, 1923-08-01
Personals

z A. Hook of Kansas City. Mo. ar.
rived in tho city last evening and Will
spend several weeks here visiting
with his son. ]. f. Hook and family.
of 1888 South Oak street
The Misses Rose and Mary Shikany
have returned from Estes Park. where
they have been visiting at the sum
home OF their cousin. Miss Sadie
Latouf, for the last week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. johnson have as
their house guests at their home. 724
South Beech street. their niece. Miss
johnson and Miss Edna White
OF Pitttsburg. Pa
Mrs. Addie Parker of Denver is Wis.
iting for n short time at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. A Parker. 651 South
Reech street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nell Brodie and fam.
lily have moved from their summer
homo in h mountains to their resi-
dcnce on South Grant avenue.
Mrs. Still and children OF Salt Creek
are here for a few days v'Fiting with
friends and attending the Rodeo.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robbins and
son Arnold are in from their ranch
near Deer Creek to attend the Rodeo.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. c. Wright are Wis.
lting here for a short time en- route
, 1923-08-01

Ill. While here Mrs. Wilson VIII visit
With her great granddaughter. Betty
10y seidel. small daughter CT Mr.. and
Mrs. II. L. Seidel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. stoniey have
returned from n three days visit spent
with relatives in Thermopolis
Mr.. and Mrs. A. x. Jenkins have
as their house guests at their home
on Wolcott street. Mrs. jenkins sis.
ter. Miss Helen Davis. of Tulsa
Mr.. and Mrs. F. thinner are visitors
in the city for a few days from Colo.
RADIO Springs. While here they will
attend the Rodeo.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pollock have
as their guests at their home in the
Polling apartments. Mrs. Pollook's pa