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SEWICKLEY, PA., SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1906
No. 45
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Golfers Busy at
July Fourth was Gala Day at
Edgeworth Club, Closing
with Band Concert
a Dance.
M. IVCRAIG WINS THE CUP
Thegolfers on the Edgeworth
Glub links were busy during the
greater part pf""tr.e day on the
-Fourth, and the golfing program
had a brilliant wind-up in putting
contests for men and women on
illuminated .greens, ending with a
band   concert   and   a  dance Yat
Putting contest for men at six holes
on illuminated greens:-
Winner J. B. Brown, 11; M. R. Craig,
13; J.D. Culbertson, 14; T. W. Culbertson, 14; M. McGriffin, 14; J. S. George,
14; G. K. Wright, 14; A, H. Shaw, 15;
J. .H. Rohrbacher, 15; E. A. Allen, 16; \
A'. L. George, 16; Edward Hoopes, .16;
t>. Fr Hays, 17; Robert: Wardrop, ;17;
M. A. Christy, 18; Robert Trimble, 19,
Alexander Tener, 19.
Putting contest for - women at six
holes on illuminating greens:
Miss Betty Wardrop, 13; Mrs. O.T).
Thompson, 14; Miss Brown, 14; Miss
Carol Cochran; 19; Miss McCague, 18';
Mrs. J. H. Rohrbacher,. 20.
Shot the Dog.
■•-/Chief- Greenawalt did a humane
act on Friday afternoon, when 'he
shot'a poor unfortunate dog which
was run down by an automobile and
seriously crushed'.'   The canine be-
the clubhouse. Mr. IVj. Graig won
thefPresident's cup offered by Mr.
Frank R. Dravo by returning the
low "net score of '71 in the 18-hole
handicap tournament. Mr. R. P.
NevirC Jr., was second, with a
score of 73, and-M-r. R. P. Leipold;
;third, with a.score of 75. <Mr.J.
te: Brown 'won the-'putting contest
for men in the evening with a score
of 11 strokes for the six holes
played, Miss Betty Wordrop winning" the contest for women'With a
score, of' 15. ' The course- was
made beautiful with numerous lant-;
^erns, and,the large crowd of spectators and. 'the players wsreT entertained with music during trie'contest. ^Scores: _ ,. . .
' "'EigKt'een-hole medal play tournament;
for president's-cup:
pinner, M, R. Craig
R, P.,Nevin, Jr , . .
Rf T. Leipold ....
W. H. Wheeler . . .
C. P. Burns . .., . . .
Robert Wardrop . ." .
•R;. .Gi Mtfrray Y , , .
E. L. Allen . . . . .
A. H. Shaw ■ , • i ■
3. H. Rohrbacher , ..
W. C. Neil '. "..-..
Jv D. Gulbertson , .
jfe..W. Culbertson .  .
P. F. Hays	
J, SV^eol-g'e Y . . . .
Fv'Helmer , ..  .  . .  •
longed to a colored man who
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;  Home from Bowling Green
• Mr. Barney Strange, who attended the "Kentucky.: Home Gomirig
Week," at Bowling "Green,' Kern-
tucky^ from June l&tivto ,25th,
speaks in ..glowing te-rms,-of the
manner in which the - affair was
conducted, and of the hospitality
extended to former Kentuckians
who-returned to. their, native statei
to participate in the festivities.'
"Once a Kentuckian always a Ken-
tuckian," was the motto, and noth-
]ng,was'0,mitted-,that would, entertain. .
Another Series Matured.
The Sewickley Building & Loan
Association, at the annual .meeting
held on June SO, matured another:
series, of. stock, at. J104.14 per
share. This is a good showing and
ithe Association has ,':.lqti& held'the
confidence of our citizens^as being
an institution that is welf managed
by an efficient set oTofficers.
Will Entertain Osftorne Sewitfg Club.
'Mrs. J. Katharine Kelly, will entertain the Osborne Sewing Glub,
Tuesday, July 10th, at her home
on Broad street, this place.'   ;.
Expired at the Home of His
Brother in Mansfield,
...        Ohio, " "'"V;
A telegram was received by'-Mr.
George H. Hegner, yesterday afternoon announcing the death of
Mr. J. G. Robinson, the well-known
insurance man of Hill street. He
expired at the home of his brother,
in Mansfield, on Thursday morning
at 3.20'. • He left Sewickley last
Wednesday for • Ohio, and intended.
going from there to Denver, Gol.
Deceased, was 43 years of age.
He was a member of the Heptasophs and the Royal Arcanum, and
for many years was a telegrapher
in the employ of the Pennsylvania
.company. He entered the insurance business some years ago, and
had established a good clientele..
Death was caused by a complication of ailments, he having been
under the care.of a doctor for some
months. He is survived by two
little boys, William, aged 6 years,
and, John C, aged. 12 years, his
wife having died March 17, 1904.
His death, while not entirely un-
looked'for, came as a sudden shock
to his many friends in the Valley.
No facts concerning the "funeral
t
arrangements cpuMbe' ascertained,
but he wili probably be buried in
Mansfield. .-■.■.."'*
Will Macadamize
Centennial Avenue.
Off On a Business Trip.
Mr. Edward W. Becker, of the
firm .pf Chris Becker & Son, will
leave this evening for a trip into
the Muskingum Valley, Ohio, where
he will visit some of the largest
poultry farms in that state. , The
trip will be made via the Ohio river,
and Mr. Beqker expects to visit
other points while absent.
Borough Council Passes Some
'. Important Legislation at
Its Regular Meeting    .
Tuesday Evening.
WILL PUT OIL ON THORN ,.
STREET TO LAY THE DUST.
The regular meeting of Sewickr
ley Gouncil last>:Tuesday evening
wa.s. an, interesting one and. considerable business, much.of .it.impq,rtT
ant, was transacted.,, -,,... -... .
.After the roll call'by .Clerk Mp-
Fariand,-.to. which every member of
council responded,.,,the minutes of
the previous "meeting were read
and adopted.      . ......
The, committee in charge of ,the
Osborn.q sewer matter reported
progress.   . .
. „ A petition from property pwn'er^
was read, asking for at light,t at
White avenue and Gha'dwick street,
and was referred to' the Committee
on-Light. '
The report of the chief of policy
was then   read.   .It   was for  the
month-of June -and snowed   the
number of arrests made and the
amount of the fines turned into the
bqrqugh treasury.   ..... ,(,, .<      . .-•
. Mr. Brown then reported that he
had purchased,two dqzen chairs
to be used in. connection with the
bandstand when, there, are open
air concerts. There s win also be
some attention given, the waste
paper baskets that ,are placed on
the various corners .fqr refuse and
probably some new ones purchased.
The Property Gommittee was instructed to see that certain of the
borough houses op Washington
.street get some •necessary repairs.
Mr, Paulson spoke about an arr
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