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BIG IMPROVEMENT MADE
LOCAL BOwLERS SHOW BETTER
FORM AND HIGH AVERAGES.
Number Above $50 Mark in L. ID. l..
Nearly Double TINT of Last Sea-
son-DifHcuIt Splits Made.

The bowlers of this city have improved
derfuly In the game since last season. The best
evidence of this fact is comparison of the
erages OF the indianapolis Bowling League OF
this season and last year. After the first two
weeks of bowling last season there We're but
forty-seven men above the 80 mark. and now
there sixty-six.
There is great element of luck in bowling.
OF the ten men who have rolled three games or
more members of the ko-We-Ba team all are
above the 100 class. The rMarions have seven
men above the 100 mark and four better than 49,
The Turner's have four above 100 and four above
15G. The Washingtons have three above $780,
Capital City three, North Sides and Lenox two
each, and the Pastimes and Crescents one each.
There many difficult spares and splits
made in the Indianapolis Bowling League games
Friday night Among them were Quill, Of
Marions, $40: Leap, Marions, S-l0; Bryson
Marions, As; H. V. Old, Washingtons, 5-7-9
Schlake, Ko-We-Bas 2-9-10 and 4-7-10; Burton.
Ko-We-Bas, 6-1o-7 and 40 both very difficult
VInson, Capital Citys, 4-10; Sargent, Capital
Citys, 5-10. yisIf1fTsr
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NO PLACE LIKE HOME.
That Is, il You Are Really I'm Need Of
Rest.
Philadelphia Record.

Philadelphia Record
Verify. there's no place like home >
Especially for resting
Those who have been seeking this rest
at Coney island or the Paris exposition
fully.
AT home one sleeps on the first floor, or
the nfth, at the very same rate. There
no consulting ones bank account before
deciding whether TO face front. or the
regions in the rear. and no over officious
servants so alert for tips that one has 10
carry gun.
There's little danger of the house sink
ing Cike ship, nor of being blinded by
lights as at some of the resorts, nor of
while hunting
Yet how few people think of taking their
rest at home?
Go hither and thither for change. recrea-
ton and the like. but for rest. simply pull
down the blinds, give mot at home in
structions. and there you are. Eat the
Things you like; read some il you're not
too tired: and drive, walk or bike a ye-v
little. Just enough to get the fresh air.
choosing the earliest morning hours.
Now this advice is sane and reliable
with none OF the Home. Sweet Home"
pathos. That perennial fayorite. as Won
know. was written by one who not only
had not where to lay his head but who
locked at II only from the poetical side
with never thought as to the tiresome
detail of paying the never-ending bills fand
hrst earning the wherewithaD. and even
assisting with the homework between
servants He admired the CHEEKY lights
and the genial warmth. but ten to one he
would have struck at filling the lamns and
busting their softly tinted shades and
heater -"'o ''ie
80, you see. when persons who have done
nome-rest cure the advice Is really wcightv
moral: Always allow week or so after
jour vacat'oniz'ne for resting II home.
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await the action of the grand jury on
charge OF selling liquor without license
Mrs. Mary Bowel, OF Chicago, a prorni-
nent worker in the Salvation Army. will
conduct the meeting this evening at the
Salvation Army Hall, 43 Virginia avenue
The Scandinavian Club organized during
the campaign held big meeting last Mon
day night at Morrison's Hall. Several good
speeches We're made ana considerable en-
thusiasm was displayed.
Members of the board of trustees of the
Merfdian-street Nj. 4. Church said yester-
day there were few hopes Of retaining DR.
w. A Quayle as pastor of the church IT
is thought Mr.. Quayle will finally announce
his intentions to-day His contemplated
removal to Kansas city is wholly a matter
of the health OF his fanny, and not one
or salary.
A rumlnage sale viii be given by the ladies
OF Grace NJ +. Church, at 532 East Wash
ington street, on Wednesday. Nov. II. The
room has been kindly donated BY Mr. Q. d.
Shower, and il is earnestly hoped that the
members and friends of the church viii
patronize the sale If desiring further in
formation, call New Phone 1852, or Old
Phone 497.
Mrs. Bertha G. Wade, of 1873 College ave-
nue., on behalf OF Susan 3. Anthony, is
sending out circulars, asking for contribsi-
tons of money or salable articles for the
purpose of raising funds TO send a commit
tee from this State 10 the Wonan's SUI
frage Bazar, to be held at Madison square
Garden, New York city, Dec. 10 :, In
elusive. Donations sent before Nov. Is will
be cared for by Mrs Wade
Arthur Mills upon whom DIR. w. w.
Keen, professor of Jefferson College. Phil
adelphia performed a clinical operation at
st. Vincent's Hospital Friday afternoon,
removing a tumor from the brain after
cutting away the frontal bone, was resting
well yesterday, and there is prospect of his
recovery. though it may be necessary to
remove portion OF the brain, which has
been affected TO afford complete relief
Mills has suffered much from spasms re-
sulting from street car accident six years
ago, in which he was terribly mangled.
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The funeral of Jacob Fritz. member OF
the firm of Koss & Fritz. stone contractors.
who died Friday night at his home, 1850
South East street. after an illness of six
months, viii be held to-day. Services will
be held at the house at p. m and at the
Sacred Heart Church al O'Clock.
Mr.. Fritz was born at Nassau, Germany.
I'm 1853, and came to this city in $50, start
ing the firm of Koss & Fritz I'm 1874. Ii was
one of the prominent contracting firms and
erected many of the substantial business
buildings of the city. A widow and six
children survive him.
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WANTED Energetic salesman. School supplies
Country work. 500 salary and commissions
r. Q. EVANS * CO. chicago, III
WAETED-A salesman % experience in whole
sale groceries is open 10 engagement for road
OF store. Address SALESMAN. 1917 Pleasant
street. city
WA>TED-If nrst-cisss farm implement travel
ing salesman IN Indiana wants 70 change give
full Information as 10 experience, etc, address
Ing W. = ~ Journal.
WASTED-Traveline salesman wanted By cs-
fabIished house No technical knowledge nee
<ssary. but simply all around hustler OF good ap-
pearance and address First-cIass line. special
contract. Entire time required. References
Box ,. Detroit. Mich.
WANTED-An experienced travelling salesman IN
Inca Of mems and wofnens furnishing goods
and notions. 90 cover middle and western fndi-
ana Must be able 10 guarantee sales OF at least
forty thousand dollars per annum- LEWIS
WALD & CO. Cincinnati. y.
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ly heartbroken to find that she had not
only lost her hearing but the power of
speech as well. Whether she had really
forgotten how to talk or whether ii was
obstinacy. or lack of confidence they could
not determine, but despite all efforts of
the best tutors the child remained mute.
One day, when she was nearly ten years
Of age, she was playing with a cat, and
with as much cruelty as though she were
of the sterner sex she used its tail as
handle with which to pick it up. The poor
animal, not appreciating the economic use
Of the aforesaid tail, inflicted a deep
scratch across the chubby little hand.
Damn that cati she said, fiinging it
down.
And her father, devout clergyman as he
was, clasped his hands and raising his eyes
To heaven, exclaimed:
Thank God, that child has spoken at
laSti'
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RUBBER SUBSTITUTES.

Philadelnhia RECORD.

The present enormous and growing use
of rubber in the mechanical arts. with the
consequent advance in price of the product,
has been the cause of worldwide search
for a cheaper substitute, with the result
that the technical journals have from time
TO time contained announcements CT the
discovery of substances which, properly
worked up. will in few years revolution
ize the rubber manufacturing industry.
Hughes. stationed at Coburg Germany. re-
Gently called the State Departments atten-
ton TO the fact that certain German au-
thor is of the opinion that, owing TO the
primitive wastefui way IN which the trees
are treated in those countries where the
rubber tree grows naturally, the supply
there will soon become exhausted. and that
IL the production of rubber is not 70 become.
one of the lost arts the cultivation Of the
trees must be carried on scientifically by
inteIligent men. The author further states
that the philippines we're ideally located
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The case of Paul B. Lipinski. admins
traitor of the estate of Joseph Dombrowski.
against the Chicago Terminal Transfer
Railroad Company was transferred yester-
day from the Lake Superior Court to the
United States Circuit Court. Dombrowski
was employed as a section hand By the
company and was killed while unloading a
carload or ties. The administrator asks
IS. 600 damages Mary Dombrowski. as ad-
ministratrix. also asks $5,ooo for the death
Of her husband
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MORTON MEMORIAL DAY.
Services VIII BE Held at CentraI-Ave-
nue. Church.

Souvenir programmes have been issued
for the oliver p. Morton memorial services
10 be held to-day at the Central-avenue NJ.
+. Church at 2:0 D. m The services are
under the auspices of the G. A. Z. The
programme includes a number of appro-
pirate musical selections. Introductory re
marks by David f. BEEN. department
commander; an Grafton by Lew Wallace.
jr.. short talk by the Rev. ID. X. Lucas
and memorial hymn by c. f.. Merrifield
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Twenty Highest Averages


James X. Lambert. druggist living at
2ioS East Washington street. died yester-
day morning of typhoid fever. He was
born i'm Rockville. Parke county, and came
to this city In 1871 lie has been IN the
drug business for thirty years. and started
many of the stores III this city. among
which are the Bates House drug store and
the one at Michigan and Blake streets. lie
leaves widow and three sons
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

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MODERN WOODMEN-Mensbers OF Marion
lamp. No. 1858. Modern WoOdmen of America.
requested attend the funeral OF de-
ceased neighbor Herman Hoagland. Members
viii please meet al the corner Of sixteenth street
and Senate avenue. Monday. Nov. ;. at p m
Bring gloves and funeral badges Visiting neigh
bors cordially invited. o. X. VALID. v c.
j. @. BRUCE, Clerk.
LAMBERT. r. Funeral residence. 2f0S
East Washington street, Monday at p. m.
Remains may be viewed Sunday after 10 a. m.
Funeral private.
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CITY NEWS NOTES.

Mr. W. r. Jenkins Is living dangerously i'll
at his home II. West New York street
Frank W. Wood ana f. J. Richards will
go TO New York this week to attend the
automobile show.
The board OF managers OF the Girls In
sustrial School will meet Tomorrow aft
crnoon at SO North Meridian street
Samuel Roberson. u blind man frora
Evansville. was ought here last night
by Deputy United States Marshal Peck 10
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Detroit Free Press. -
The daughter OF a weii-known clergyman
in Washington had a severe attack Of scar
let fever when she was three years old.
which resulted In deafness. Up TO that
time she had been regular little chatter
box, doing her irfantile best 10 carry out
the proverbial. Being woman she II talk
forevort" <zS
Upon her recovery her parsnss were near
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SOCIETY NOTICE.

G. A. RIO the comrades OF the G.. a. r. and
their families: The president OF Col Elmer r.
Ellsworth Circle. No. y, l. OF G. A. r.. wishes
to state that the Cox Elmer Z Ellsworth Circle
No. %. has not disbanded. but is in a hourishing
condition, with membership of lbs members
CAROLINE BANKS, President.
MARY MALLISTER. Secretary.
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" A<TED-C'hriStian woman To qualify Tor per-
manent position trust. here IN home county,
300 yearly. Inclose self-addresSed stamped en-
s,sIope 10 SECRETARY. Box \, this ONCE.
" = NTED-Lady TO travel In Indiana $50 month
~ and all expenses IN start permanent posi-
ton IL satisfactory self addressed envelope Tor
reply. Address TREASURER MACBRADY, SIS
Dearborn. Chicago
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LoST-Gold watch. open face, naught size. Short
ridge High School. November .. Return 22J5
East New York street; receive reward
LOST-A lady's leather hand-sacheI Saturday
afternoon on Ash Fifteenth street or Cornell
avenue. between Sixteenth street and Massa-
chusetts avenue Return 20 Office of the Maott
Coal and Lime Co. Massachusetts, and Peru
avenues Reward
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AUCTION SALE-An extraordinary nice, nearly
new outfit OF furniture tnorteaged and storage
goods. VIII be sold at auction tomorrow. Mon
day, Nov. j. . a. m. The piano will be sold AZ
!. o'clock See auction column. News. STROUSE
& THOMAS. auctioneers-
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SuErifuaIi,f.

THE FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH-COrner
Alabama and New York streets Sunday serv-
ices at 10.45 a. and 7:45 2. M prompt Rev-
Edgar ". Emerson, from Manchester n H.,
speaker Regular Wednesday evening meeting at
I:f5 O'Clock Mr.. Emerson gives tests after the
lectures AL welcome.
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DIED.

BARRETT-Mrs. p. ID. Barrett died at her home.
4i3 South New Jersey street Funeral notice
later.
CRANE-Peter Crane Nov l. i:30 D. m, eighty
years at the home of his daughter. Mrs. A. l..
kettenbach. 1851 East Washington street, Irving
ton. Burial at Crown Hill ct 100 p. Sunday.
Friends invited
R0BINSON-Russell ID. died at Elkhart Ind,
Friday. Nov. 2 Funeral from the residence Of
his mother. Gd3 North New Jersey street, Mon
DAY morning Nov. ;. at IL o'clock. Friends may
see him by calling at the house from 10
O'Clock this (sunday) afternoon. Funeral and
burial private.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

ANNOUNCEMENTS Dancing Academy
Open daily lbs North Delaware street. next
. 1smllnson Hail
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MUSICAI--Bruno Troeme $50 East Michigan
street. will give lessons voice culture. piano
forte. German. French and Spanish conversation
MUSICAL-Mary A. Bagnelle. teacher OF piano
Students advanced rapidly by a thorough sys-
tenn OF technique, with special attention 10
memorizing. studio TO North Alabama.
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Methodist.

cESTRAI.-AvENUE METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURcH-Corner Central avenue ami
Twelfth street. Sermons by the pastor. Rev
Charles c. Lasby. D. D.. at 1915 "a M. and l:S0
.. IN. Communion service at go a m sunday
school at 9.33 "a IN. Epworth League at $50
=. IN. AL are cordially invited.
NERIDIAN-sTREET METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH-The pastor. VIM a. Quayie.
will preach at 10 as a. m and 100 p. m Sunday
school at 800 IN.
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MARION COUNTY FIGURES.
The Total Assessment of Property for
Taxes.

The Marion county tax duplicate has just
been completed and shows the following
total assessments of property for taxes
payable next year:
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TO LET-ROOMs.

N~~~~~>N~1~~-~~-~~~<N~~
TC LET-Two pleasant front rooms; modern
house 207 East North.
TO LET-To one or two gentlemen a large
nicely furnished front room; plenty Of gas
central location: private family: references ex-
changed. Call at 1888 Park avenue
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Honest specula-
ton through security Investment by my
method is not for spectators who looking
for exorbtant profits, but for those who are
seeking reasonable. regular and returns
their money. Investments by this method
in wheat and stocks has satisfied my customers
Send for free particulars. Customer. banking
and exchange house references. Correspondence
solicited RICHARD JONES. investment broker,
40 Exchange Place, New York
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


TO LET-14-room, modern, complete house. Ia
West Vermont street.
TO LET-In the Holloway. 225 East Michigan
street. 7-room apartment second floor. Com
plete In every detail for comfortable living. In
quire of the custodian in the building.
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STORAGE.

sTORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company. corner East Ohio street and Bcc-
line tracks: only hrst-class storage solicited.
GRATING AND PACKING OF HOUSEHOLD
GOODS A SPECIALITY.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
CONGREGATIONS

CONGREGATIONAL.
PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
southeast corner New York and Meridian
streets III. c. Meserve. pastor. Residence. The
Imperial. Sunday school, $50 a. m Morning
worship. 1915 a. m, with sermon By the pastor
Nesper service, 7:45 D. m. with short address
Seats free. AZ are welcome.
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Personal.

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PERSONAL-Deafness cured pay. G. IL.
ROWAN, Milwaukee, Wis. ttt
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WANTED-Big money selling improved 100
candle power gasoline lamps, Adjustable
fame. No torch. All brass. Egualed by sun
light only. STUDEBAKER GAS LIGHTING
CO., Kansas City, No.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

wANTED-Bright young man not under seven
syIvania street.
WANTED-ThTee painters. sober and full hands;
must be union men Address GEORGE s
WANTED-General blacksmith that can do
horssshoeing address sPrneE F san and Mass
wANTED-Men TO learn barber trade; only
eight weeks required: sl2 weekly paid gradu-
ates: catalogue free MOLER BARRIER COL
LEGE. chieago. IN.
wANTED-Christian man to qualify for per-
manent position trust: here or in home county;
800 yearly. lnclose seif-addresSed stamped en-
veiope TO SECRETARY. Box v. this Office
WANTED-Largc house wants capable ana
women to act as general agents sSvg yearly
salary. expenses. extra commissions brilliant
opportunity SlAFFOhD fRESS SO'' Ne"
VANTED-dientIeman or lady to assist in OF
hce. Salary, SIS weekly. Position permanent;
Railroad fare paid here lnclose references ;tnd
sALERs. sOi Caxton building, Chicago.
laborers for railroad construction work 10
open Office in Cincinnati ard Dayton o. Small
Railroad employer. 90 Virginia avenue
WANTED-A nrst-elass sawyer. one who under
stands au9rteTed oak; also ZIP saTySs Tor a e5
position for the right party. CAN or address
GILLETT BROS. 10 beiiefontaine street
WANTED-Ciovernmen positions. Don't pre-
pare for the Pc tofce or any other evil service
examination without seeing our catalogue of
sPONpENCE COLLEGE. Washington. ID. {.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. positions. Thousands OF
appointments TO be made. Examinations in
sve-y State. Circular les giving full particulars
TO positions. ssiaries. etc, sent free Address
NATL CORES. INSTITUTE, Washington.
ID. q.
WANTED-Old established mercantile house. ex-
tending business in this section, wants 10
arrange with capable OF correct habits u
manage branch Salary Sl,seo yearly. Extra
commissions. Must furnish $500 and SATISFACTORY
references OPPORTUNITY. Drawer a. New
Haven Conn.
WANTED-Capable. reliable men in every coun-
- represent large company OF solid financial
reputation: 81 per day absolutely TO start.
eednste bona ffds salnried contract and expenses.
opportunity 10 secure permanent position inyoiV-
ine no canvassng. UNIVERSAL. Box 7S3, Phil
sdelphia.
WASTED-Man with good references 10 manage
business OF old established house salary SIS
per week and expenses PAYABLE each week direct
from headquarters. expense money advanced;
position permanent. IuciOSe Self-addreSssd
stamped envelope STANDARD HOUSE sc
Caxton building, Chicago.
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FOR SALE-The Hotel Windsor, at Rushvile.
Ind. large brick building. tin roof and II
good repair. The lessee will sell the furniture.
etc, at bargain. Good reasons for desiring to
sell. Address q. G. BRANN, lessee, CAPT.
j. II. MAUZY, owner Rushville. Ind.
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CLAIRvOYANT.

CLAIRVOYANT-Prof Bishop, clafrvoyanI
palmist phrenologf and astrologist, has Par
lers 234 North Pennsylvania street. Reduced
rates for four days only. after that my usual
fees 81 and 81. Open Sundays
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WANTED-A Cook and dishwasher. Apply at
the Zoo.
WANTED -Twenty-lve ladies ana gentlemen.
singers and dancers. for the season. good, re-
liable engagements secured. Tickets advanced
TO join. Amateurs wishing to learn. call PROF.
RAYNO. go w. Ohio. OPen day and evenings
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WANTEp-B young man not under seven
teen for Office work. Apply 407 South Penn
syI
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-16
Shaken up but M. Hurt .

TIL. sudden mud unexpected drop oi
tho nov elevator In Dawlcy's hardware
st.rc Tuesday morning caused c"nsii-r.
able excitement In that establishment
mud gave t~o cmploy~s n siiakin. mp
which ihcy will ITO, sonn forget. The
men were ni,ons to dr-c'nd when III.
rupc siipp~,i fn'm wheel overhead aud
III. elevator dropps~l Ia tho iioor will,
great forc.- Mr.. Thompson was thrown
t-n f-~i from tho car. ~Ail- hts romptn.
ION landed in corner. A foiiin. b-.i
which made tho d--c-at. was onl. crack.
ci Slightly.
Mr.. Thompson halls from N.w J.rs-!
aud Ito as.usr,i tho Daal-y management
that there w-fr M elevators shack east
like tho one IN question. IL. remarked
aiso that II this elevator 10 typical of the
Colorado apparatus b" prefers 10 ''ciimb
up"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-11-16

T::H. Devine was down from Pueblo
this morning TO attend the meeting Of
the directors Of tho Rocky Ford Ditch
ca.
Karl Miller IL back ut his old place
with the Rocky Ford Grocery Co.
DR.. II. Van Bnskirk Inns returned from
his trip TO New Mexico.
Chief Agricultural Winterhnlter il go.
ing on crntchcs because Of sprained
ankle resulting from too hastily alight.
isR from his horss.
J. II. Besler OF Colorado Springs Was
down last week on special bookkeeping
mission.
Mrs. jas. Knrr arrived few days
sincs from Clayton. n. NJ. joining her
husband her~. They will occupy thar
place west of town.