. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 566 The American Florist. April 6^ (T The Seed Trade. 1 Amerlcau Seed Trade Association. H. W. Wood, KichmonU, Vii.,Pres.; C. S. Burse. Toledo, O., First Yice-Pres.; C. E. Kendel, Cleveland, O., Sec'y and Treils. Twenty-fifth annual convention at the Hotel I Astor, New York, June, 1907. li Queens, N. Y.—Mary Dudley Hallock, second daughter of E. V. Hallock, was married recently to E. H. Bennett of New York. Mrs. Henry A. Dreer, mother of Wm. F. Dreer, of the firm of Henry A. Dreer, Philadelphia, Pa., died at Pasa-
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 566 The American Florist. April 6^ (T The Seed Trade. 1 Amerlcau Seed Trade Association. H. W. Wood, KichmonU, Vii.,Pres.; C. S. Burse. Toledo, O., First Yice-Pres.; C. E. Kendel, Cleveland, O., Sec'y and Treils. Twenty-fifth annual convention at the Hotel I Astor, New York, June, 1907. li Queens, N. Y.—Mary Dudley Hallock, second daughter of E. V. Hallock, was married recently to E. H. Bennett of New York. Mrs. Henry A. Dreer, mother of Wm. F. Dreer, of the firm of Henry A. Dreer, Philadelphia, Pa., died at Pasa- dena, Cal., March 26. Troy^ N. Y.—Josiah Young has moved into a new location, 375 River street, where he expects to have one of the finest combined seed and flower stores in the state. Penny packages of flower seed to the number of 30,000 will be distributed among the children of the cities of cen- tral and eastern Kentucky by Prof. Mat- thews of the State Agricultural College. San Jose, Cal., April 3.—The Braslan Seed Growers 'Co. reports that its Coyote Ranch onion crop is a total fail- ure and that other crops have been de- stroyed fully 50 per cent by water and floods. Chicago.—Vaughan's Seed Store, the West Market branch, has removed, be- cause of the widening of W. Randolph street in the Haymarket district, from 206-208 to 202 W. Randolph street, where a first floor store has been leased for a long term, with four large lofts which occupy the whole notable Masonic build- ing at the southwest corner of W. Ran- dolph and Halstead streets. Confirmation of the damage to the California seed .growers' crops, reported in this column last week, has been re- ceived, and besides the firms mentioned, the Haven Seed Co. and others have suffered practically a total loss of all crops on the island or reclaimed lands. The flood is probably the largest ever experienced in the district and followed heavy rains and the melting of the moun- tain snows, which have been much heav- ie
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