North Park union., 1901-08-30

week, and BY Thursday night they
were coming in by the score. The
Festival promises now to be big
affair.
Judge R. Z. Rombauer, chief judge
OF the Court OF Appeals, St. Louis
No is With Mr.. and MIS-. G. NJ. Pal.
mer tor a pleasure trip in the noun
tains.
DR.. Arthur Sturdevant started on
his return trip to The Dalles, Oregon,
this morning. Mrs. Sturdevant, those
l plums all the way from Oregon that
you kindly divided with the UNION
force were fine. Thanks.
Mr.. Q. NJ. Palmer of New York
City, accompanied by Mrs. Palmer
and their two sons are in the Park
for few days, rusticating, fishing
and having fun. They gave the
UNION pleasant call Thursday.
Mrs. c. B. Wilson has been spend
ing portion of the week with Mrs.
Edna Martin and the editcr's family
She expects Mr.. Wilson back TO Wal
den to-day or tomorrow when they
may soon move to new field of
work.
STRAYED-From VIM. Huntington
ranch on the Platte one work team
both bays-one branded F/a and
the other E7 Both geldings.
Each one has a small star in
forehead. $40 reward to any one
who takes them up and notifies
G. i. NIosman, Walden.
The search by Sheriff Cross for the
three escaped prisoners continues
with unabated vigor. 1t seems he
had clue few days ago in the per.
son who stole jarvis Wilds' horse
and buggy and drove nearly to La
fayette and then abandoned it.
Always do your thinking before
you buy. We carry full line of
new and second hand furniture as
well as household hardware. Will
give any and all mail orders from
fish hook to seventy four strict at,
tention. McCnEERY & BoCK,
P. O. box 727, FIT, Collins, Colo
Miss Mary E. Gill of Fort Collins,
County Superintendent of Public In.
struction, came IN on the stage We'd
nesday evening and will spent week
or so visiting the schools in the Park
and otherwise looking after tho ed
ucational interests of this part of the
county.
The NJ. r conference, lately in ses-
sion at Canon City, has adjourned
No preacher was appointed to Wal
Walden or Hebron; both are to be
supplied later. Rev. John Oliver
gecs to Grover, and Rev. c. D. Will
son does not seem TO have taken an
appointment get. We will find out
when he returns.
Don't 90 to McCreery & Book to
huy the best heating stoves, ranges,
1ud stove rcpairs in this neck OF the
woods, unless YOU want to huy where
you can buy for the least money, and
if perchance you are from Missouri,
call in and be shown when in our
town. McCREERY & Book,
JU1 If P.O.box 727, TT Collins, Colo.
a pretty good story is being told
at the expense Of Henry Allen, for
merly Stanley's private secretary and
now president of the board of chari-
ties. Allen went to ElReno to regis
ter and while there ran across a
Kansas rough rider, whose acquaint-
ancc he made in Cuba. I'VE met at
San Juan hi!l,' said Allen, grasping
the rough riders hand. Yes" re-
piled the other, ave met as l charged
Chanute (Kan) Blade.
About tha meanest man in COM
munity is the one who will take
paper two or three years and when
bill is presented fall back on the plea
"wont pay for it as | never sub.
soribed." OF course he has received
the paper every week and did sub
scribe for it but it is easier to lie than
to pay a dollar. We shall publish the
names of few Of these "repudiators"
las business men ought to be warned
against them Winfield Tribune.
Mrs. Helen L. Grenfel, State Super
intenden of Public Instruction. will