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spring blocks. This is the largest and
finest line Of hats that We have ever
opened up. Gail snd take a look.
G. n MUETssCE-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-04-03

% dozen mems dress shirts received.
This is the largest, most elegant line Of
shirts I ever saw anywhere Men
come in and see them
G. II. MELLIsACK.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-04-03

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The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17

Mount Zion church, was we'll atteEl
ed and was success financially.
The little daughter of Mr.. au
NJ S. Jesse Osborne was badly sea de
Tuesday evening on the face and uu
arm bv tipping over kettle OF no,
greasy water The little one is GET
ting along nicely now, for the bun
were not as serious as was at lrs
supposed,
The Woman's Pleasure club me
Thursday afternoon at the nom %
Mrs. Anna Estes with eighteen mem
bers and four visitors present. Eet
tion of officers was the main feat
of the day. Those elected were: Mrs
Minnie Parks, president; Mrs. kLtt
Calkins, vice president; Mrs. L,
Barr, secretary; Mrs. Morrison, trsaS'
urer. The next meeting will be he,G
at Liberty hall Thursday, Septembel
"a, in place of at Mrs. Nellie Cal
kins', as marked on the programs.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17
HILLSBoRo

4 shiyering snow storm ragged here
MONDAY.
e Miss Tillie Provost was on the sick
list last week.
Frank Spencer was Greeley visi,
tor Wednesday
Mrs. Azdell is slowly improving
from her Illness.
f. Hefebower drove to Greeley the
first of the week.
Eleanor Newman has been suffer-
ing from severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. W, W. Dye returned
from the sand hills Friday.
Mrs. ArbucKle and Miss Stone we're
calling on friends in this Vicinity
Friday.
The Daniels school will open next
Monday, September 2l. Mr.. Woods
0. Greeley is teacher.
Mrs. c. f. Youker and Miss Essie
Jay of LaSalle spent Friday with Mr..
Hefehower and family.
Miss Lillian Ell aud Louella Kings
bury of Loveand were visiting friends
in Hillsboro this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris and Mr., and
MIS-. Wesley Adams returned from
the mountains Saturday.
A number Of the young folks from
this part attended the beet weeders'
picnic near Elwell last Saturday.
Miss Florence Newman of Denver
made trip to Platteville with her
uncle, Nick Newman of this place,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Stone returned from
their outing at Estes park Saturday.
They report snow every day they
were gone.
Several of the Hillsboro people at
tended the picnic and dance In the
grove at Elwell saturday and report
a most enjoyable time.
There is some talk OF moving the
Brush school into Hillsboro. 1t
stands with the majority of votes at
the next school election.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley started on a
three days journey to the mountains
SATURDAY., John Brewer acting as mer-
chant during their absence.
Thursday and Friday were days for
the county Sunday school convention
in Greeley. Mesdames Azdel., Mayne
,o GaIor a foe
chosen from this place.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17
EVANS

Mrs. Frank Hunter Of Hardin is
visiting at W. Fl. Tullea's>
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Benson OF
Loveland are visiting with friends
here.
Charlie Behrens has returned home
after two weeks outing at Buffalo
park.
G. II. Young and Thomas Iregon-
ing have returned fl0m their Cali
fornia trip.
Rev. P. j. Mcdonald Of Detroit,
Mich, assisted Rev. J. NJ. Wylie at
communion service last Sabbath.
The NJ. E. Sunday school of Evans
won the banner at the Sunday school
convention in Greeley last week Tor
the largest attendance.
George c. Briggs of Loveland is
down on duck hunt and succeeded
in bagging quite a numper Of the
feauhered tribe last week.
Ross Tenant, Harry Hufrsmith
and the Winchester boys have re-
turned from North park. They re-
ported two inches of snow up on the
hills.
A number CT people in connsc tjon
with the NJ, E. Sunday school here
attended the Sunday school rally at
the Presbyterian chruch at LaSalle
last Sunday afternoon and evening.
Quite a number OF Sioux Indians
are camped near the South Platte
wagon bridge between here and La
Sale. They gave an entertainment
In Yellowstone park Saturday even
ing.
Misses Blanche and Rosie Neimyer
left last night for New York CITY.
where they will take a steamer for
Hamburg, Germany Their many
friends regret to have them 20 Int
wish them bon voyage.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17
All Over Weld.

MI. Haiual of Nebraska is visitin.
with the Meads few days before en-
teying the Boulder university.
R-y. j. w. CleaveI and Frank
Eaton accompanied the Eyeritt boys
on their Denver trip last week.
Misses Ella Noble and Fern Mead
attended the Sunday school ocnven-
uion at Greeley and brought back a
very interesting report.
George Held has rented F. NJ.
Wpggener's place for next year, Mr..
Waggener having bought farm near
Bertnoud that the children might
have high school advantages and re-
main at home.
In spite OF the storm Friday even.
ing the ladies had nice crowd at
their bazaar and cleared over S2l.
Mrs. Will Clark had the sale table
artistically arranged, while the we'll
at which Rebekah served lemonade
was quaint and rustic. Mrs. Swanson
and Mrs. Gibson with wealth of
flowers made their table equally at
tractive.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17
MOUNT ZION

Born, to MI. and Mrs. John Reese,
Monday, September 7, daughter.
Pleasant hill school opened Monday
with Arthur Butler and Miss Grace
Lilly as teachers.
Miss Eta Perrin of Boulder is here
visiting with her mother, Ms. G Gorge
Perrin, few days.
Mrs. Kruger, living near High
landlake, has been very sick the past
week and is reported no better.
j. w. Redd moved his family and
household goods into Longmont Sat-
urday to the home that he has lust
bought there.
The Misses Mabel and Mary Barr
went to Boulder Sunday, one to en-
ter The university, the other the pre-
paratory school.
Miss Edith Nye returned home
Sunday evening from Salt Lake City,
where she has been visiting several
months with relatives.
The social at Liberty hall Wednes-
day night, given for the benefit Of
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17
Collins District

David Brown OF Cheyenne is visit.
ing his family for a while.
Mrs. Poe and sons. Charles and
Percy, drove to Greeley Tnesuay.
The first snow storm here of the
seaosn was on Monday, September IA.
Miss Eula McCracken If Eaton
visited Miss Lula Schoonover Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Benschoten WIS.,
tied at Schoonover's the first of the
week.
Mrs. Hunnicut of Glenville, Neb.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fl. Fl.
Schliep.
S. j. Phillips has been suffering
from erysipelas, but is improving rap
idly now.
The annual harvest home supper
will be held at the school house FIJI.
day, September Is.
Mrs. w. j. Gilmore attended the
Sunday school convention in Greeley
Thursday and Friday.
Messrs. Gilmore, Schle.p, Nichols,
Kirby, Craine, Cozad, Roberts and
Glover were hauling grain Satur.
day.
Frank Holman last Thursda,
crushed his fingers in the washing
machine. He was taken to Greele,
Saturday, where his mother lives. II
was at first thought that his fingers
would have to be taken Off, but it is
now hoped that they can be saved.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17
THE DELTA

Mr.. and Mrs. Baker visited at Mr..
Browns Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarkson spent Sun.
day visiting friends near Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs Shearer spent Sunda,
visiting Mr. and Mrs. ID. Mckune,
west OF Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs, Foster Mckune OF
Iowa have been visiting at Strick-
lands the past week.
Miss DR.. Anderson, trained
nurse, has rooms at Mrs. Garrison IS
now. At present she is home.
Several Of the Delta people attended
the corn roast at Loveland, among
them being Mrs. Waite. Mrs. Archi-
bald and Mr. Strickland.
Schoo! commenced this week.
While good many OF the older
scholars go to the Normal, still the
Delta school las quite large average
attendance. A. B. Craig is the
teacher
L. A, Foley, while digging pota-
toes last week, slipped and fell on a
sharp piece OF iron and cracked one
Of his ribs. which made him feel
pretty sick for a day or two, but
he is about as we'll as usual again.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17
HighIandIake

Mr.. Glover was at Sunnyside Sun.
dav.
There has been no frost in this In.
cality so far.
Mrs. F. P. WoodIey is on the sick
list this week.
Mr.. Sheperd of the St. Vrain was
a caller here Sunday.
Miss Yerkes of Denver was a guest
at Fairview Thursday.
Mr.. Lerch was a business yjsito,
to Longmont Saturday.
Miss Sadie Hamilton visited he,
sister at sunnysIde Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins were trans.
acting business in Longmont Satur.
day.
Charles Bodkins began working m
the Mead-Oviatt threshing machine
Monday.
Winnefred Gregg is stopping ot
Mrs. F. P. Woodley's, assisting her
during her illness.
Byron Howard drove through here
Friday en- route to Seely's lake, where
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17

rie Rldec took dinner with MIS-
Frank Vincent Sunday
George Joues aHd children OF EATON
visited his parents. Mr., and Mrs.
William Jones, Sunday,
Rev. Grace OF Fort Lupton
preached in the NJ. l.. church boti.
morning and evening sunday
Captain BoutelIe OF Michigan one
of the stockholders of the sugar COM
papy. was in Windsor Monday.
I'D. Mclean of Greeley visited his
sister, Miss Mary Mclean, proprietor
of the American hotel, Tuesday.
Miss Addie Smith returned to'her
home in Topeka, Kan, last Thursday
Mrs. Robert Dickey and two children
accompar led her as far as Denver,
Mrs. Lake Peterson and Mrs.
Charles Darne!l went as delegates to
the Sunday school convention held in
Greeley last Thursday and Friday.
4 heavy frost or rather a genuine
freeze visited this section Monday
night, doing much damage to vege-
tables and tender plants. On ac-
count of the late spring an carly frost
was not expected.
Mr. and Mrs. Carter Riggs Of Col
umbus, Ohio, who have been spend
ing the summer in California, stopped
off here Saturday to spend a few days
with relatives. Mrs, Riggs is sis
ter of Mrs. William Peterson.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17
YOUNGSTOWN

Charles hinder has purchased the
Joe SaultsY place.
Beet digging and hauling began in
this vicinity Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Waste OF ker-
sey were Johnstown visit0ns last week.
Mr.. Onstine OF Greeley has been
doing some painting in Johnstown.
Mr.. Niebergal has just returned
home from a business tip to Den
YER.
Jack Saulter will sell his horses,
hay. implements, etc, at auction
Monday. September IL
The Misses Clara Stewart and
Bertha Bradley of Berthoud were ais
itors here the first Of the week.
Mrs. Malsty of Denver has been
here the past week assisting with the
organizing of the WOodmen Circle.
Mr.. Smith, the barber was nailed
out with the militia to go to Cripple
Creek. His brother will take his
place.
The school hense which was mile
south OF town has been moved one
block south Of the Tucker hotel
School will open here September sS.
Misses Jadia Fechin and Sam Sleeper
are the teachers.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17

Mrs. G. A. Calhoun of FIO...
who has been visiting with NJ, ~,
G. Phillips, left Sunday .soynin' !
Denver.
Miss Lula Leadbetter has b,.
pointed librarian of the pnbn
bra,y, the former librarian ~.
resigned.
u. A. montgomery. one of the OJ
prietors OF the city meat narr.s
having rather hard attPcb a'|
phoid fever.
Al cold dlizzly rain as.an at ),
plaOs Sunday, which on No y \
developed into snowstoIm rho
Of the season.
Mr.. and MIS-. Fred jackson so..
few days this week with Mr. and W
AZ b. Searles, before going on ro ~
ifprnia to spend the winter
Miss Nora Rayburn gave n,,
last Friday evening in honor n
cousin, Miss Maud Boone.
pleasant evening is reported,
Miss Cora Leadbetter, who
been spending the summer yac.,J
with her parents, left last Frld,r
( Boulder to begin her senior ve,,
the university.
The ladies Of the Congrepst;s
church will give their harvest no
supper Thursday evening, SeD;en,
"a. These suppers given aDDp,
are always a success.
j. G. Buell., a former Eato,
and one Of last years Boulis, i,
versity graduates, is now praeicl
law at Muskogee, !. 7. HIS F,
friends wish MIN success
The Loyal Rebekahs are aIarn
a pleasant evensDg,. which WEI incl,
a musical program, supper etc S
tember 81, in honor OF the isty spcs
anniversary Of the Rebekaa lodge
The Womaan's club of Eaton
called meeting last Saturday aiB
noon at the home of thp preside
Mrs. F. L. Weller, and elected
delegates. Mrs. Weller and Mrs.
N. Thomas, to attend the state
Grafton at colorado, Springs.
I homas will be on the program.
Mrs. A.. j.. Eaton entertainei
number Of young people last Satun
In honor Of her niece, Miss
Goodan, who will attend Wolfe
Denver. this year. The ever
passed very pleasantly with ND
games and lunch. Miss Alta Is
populan among the young people
will be greatly missed during he,
sence..
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17
lASALLE

Charles Mckenney is acting as
postmaster this week.
G. b. Claycomb brought in bunch
of horses for sale this week.
Mrs. Mex issick of Denver is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. James Beattie.
Walter Sylvester has teams grad
ing the north approach OF the beet
dump.
Several families in the vicinity Of
LaSalle have purchased pianos re-
Gently.
G. B. Norris was earring potatoes
the first OF last week for f. II.
Badger.
Rev. Mcdonald of Seattle, Wash,
and Rev. Wylie Of Evans we're calling
in LaSalle Monday.
Mrs. Millie Carter entertained
Rev. Taylor and family and friend,
Miss Constancer, at tea Monday even
ing of last week.
Mrs. Mary Davis and children Of
Carr made short visit to her par
ents, Mr.. aud Mrs. D. P. Hubbard,
the first of the week.
The plum crop In this section
promised to be very heavy this year,
tut was cut somewhat short by the
freeze Tuesday night.
Miss Maud Constancer, after an
extended visit with her friend, Miss
Maud Taylor, left for her home in
Lincoln, Neb., Thursday.
E. c. Harrington has rented his
farm to Mr.. Lunan OF Loveland.
Mr.. Harrington is building an addi-
tion to the house occupied.
D. T. Conaway has sold his present
residence to A. Fry and purchased a
lot from ]. McCutcheon. Mr.. Coma
way expects to improve his property
at an early date.
Miss Cora Bainbridge, who has
beel i'll for the past SIX weeks, Is con.
valescent, and Mrs. Pomeroy, who
/ has been nursing her., returned tc
her home in Gipson.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17

,be makes the music for the merry
makers.
F.. p. Waite accompanied Mss
Meta to Fort Luplon last week "heie
she pega teaching Monday.
There was a large attenda@ce AT
the Sunday school rally Sunday morn
ing. a. verr good meeting is reported
Mr.. Power left Friday lo2 Silver
CITY, y NJ. in hopes he wil!Se ben
Gifted by the warm climateein win
ter time.
Mr.. Litah and family retRrned TO
their home in Akron, Colo, Friday.
Mr.. Lltch has typhoid fever in
mid form.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17
AuLT

Ernest Grelk went to Denver Mon
day morning to meet his sister.
Mrs. Dan Miller OF Denver spent
SUI day in town with her husband
The Jnll brothers and d. J. Blake
have gone to the mountains for
poles.
Mr. and MIS-. Jackson vacated the
hotel Monday and Mrs. Faber took
possession,
The Ladies Aid society gave a
social at the home of Mr.. MattlSOn
Saturday night.
The weather has been cold and
disagreeable the last few days with
spits of snow Monday morning.
There was dance at Rudolph
Miller's last Friday night, but owing
to the storm but few we're there.
BERTHE Blake sprained her ankle
quite severely one day last winter
and it has caused her trouble ever
since, there being bunch on one
side Of it, but one morning last week
while she was driving the chickens
out of the garden she made mis-
step and sprained it again. Dr.
Anderson was called and he said it
had been out of place since the first
sprain and the last one had thrown
it into place again, SO that after a
few days rest it will be all tight
again
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17
LAGRANGE

Miss Edythe Mccullough is te
ing school in Grover.
There was a hard frost through
section Monday night.
Horace Eldridge is building a l
potato cellar near his house.
Charles Anderson raised about
bushels OF grain on his farm
year.
Some of the farmers expect q
gin digging beets by the last Of
week.
Otto Berg has a good crop Of AZ
in his orchard on the old N
place.
Mrs. Chris Montgomery of b
visited with her sister, Mis- \
Tuesday.
Miss Florence Devote spent
day and Saturday with bel s.
Mrs. Lyon.
Fred Montgomery and uncle
Canada spent Monday with Mi
Mrs. English.
Pete Lauridsen, Charles Nel
Ed Neif spent the most OF last
in the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauridsen
with their parents, MI and w
d. Netf, in Fort Collins MonoN
noon.
Mrs. Chris Westenberg anu
spent Saturday Afternoon anu
day with Mr.. and Mr.. CaIs1
Pleasant valley.
Fl. M. Devotie and son Frau
tied with Mr.. Lynn MONDAY
week. Frank expected TO sVa'
evening for Mexico.
G. D. Neff came down irom
Collins Thursday, returning
and said that the beets he''
ripper than in his district
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17
FORT LuPToN

W. S. Decker and August Smith
were looking up pastures on the St.
Vrain Saturday.
Mrs. C. E. Glockner has been con-
fined to her home for week on ac-
count OF serious cold.
Loren Becker has resigned as town
marshal and will work in the johnson
coal mine for the winter.
George Monson. who is studying
medicine at the Denver Medical COL
lege, returned to his school Mon
day.
Several surveyors were in the vi
cinity during the week, surveying
reservoirs for the Fulton Ditch COM
pany
pr. Dunleavy, veterinary surgeon
of Denver, was doing some work here
for the Platte Valley Horse associa-
tion last week.
The W. o. w. lodge gave supper
and entertainment to the members
and their families ln the X. p. nal!
last Tuesday evening.
Rev G. A. Brooks of Windsor
preached to large congregation in
the NJ. E. church Sunday, Rev Grace
preaching at Windsor.
Several of the K of Ps. of this
lodge visited the Brighton lodge last
Monday evening and helped to confer
the second degree on two new men,
beIs.
Miss Day, cousin of Mrs. G. NJ.
Wagner, who has been visiting
here for two weeks, returned tc
her medical school in Denver Fri.
day.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17
GIBSON

NJ. p. Martinson is entertain;n,
friends from Nebraska.
John Bauer OF LaGrange visited
ms brother on the Ewing place Sun.
day.
Mrs. Lima Pomeroy is home again
aiter several weeks absence near La.
Sale.
MI h'nR' a native of southern H.
i'no's but recently from Texas, Is
soJournlng for a time in this neiph.
borhood.
School began again Tuesday l,st
alu ch'iaren OF all ages were seen
wehalne their way toward the school
houses TO begin their years work
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17
PEckHAM

Charles Kase sold car load of late
potatoes last week to Mr.. Badger of
Greeley.
Sam Hansen andwife visited friends
near Peckham one day last week.
Several families in this neighbor-
hood have purchased new pianos.
MI. and Mrs. Mapes of Denver are
going to spend few weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Yehrs, near
Peckham.
Miss Jennie Hansen, who has been
working at Mr.. Parishs of Johns
town, is home for few days, her SIS
ter Emma taking her place.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17
NANTES

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Lorenz last Thursday, a son.
Isaac Wright and family have re-
turned from the camp meeting in
Denver. a.
Mrs. Enoch Davis was visiting at
the home of Mrs. Samuel Moore last
Sunday.
The Gates threshing machine is In
this vicinity, but grain is too wet
to thresh.
Andy Mcmillan and party of Big
Bend, who went over the range last
week to look after some water pros
poets, have not returned yet.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17
WINDSOR

George Osterhout was Greeley vis-
itor Friday.
Mrs. Charles Chipman was shop
ping in Greeley Saturday.
j. Ii. Courtwright expects 10 leave
for Fort Worth, Texas, soon
Miss Jackson of Denver visited
her relatives in Windsor Sunday.
Mrs. Markham and daughter of ST.
LOUIS are visiting relatives in Wind
Sor.
Daniel Rogers, a former resident
OF Windsor, was visiting friends here
the past week.
The two Yancey boys and the
Misses Balegoin Harrington and May.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17
EATON

MIS- e. W. Ioodan was in Denver
Monday. >" 'o'''ei
s, w. H. Clark expects to feed 10, ooo
sheep this winter. '0o'
Mr' and Mrs. John Mccartney spent
ley. 'e"sahe val
lne summer study class held an m
u'lvsV,ne ~, meeting Tuesday afternoon
WIN Mrs, G.. II. DEMO. ''N
,,,, ane enrolment Of the Eaton schools
ed,n . %eeh We was 525, but will undoubt.
eu'y be Increased later on
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17
ELWELL

Rob Dewitt is on the sick list,
threatened with fever.
Miss Beulah Shull went 10 Greeiey
Thursday to begin school,
Miss Lottie Pearl of Lamar is visit
ing relatives and friends here.
w. A. Purvis and mother visited
over Sunday with Greeley relatives.
Frank Eaton of Loveland has been
spending a few days with Elwell
friends.
Mrs. Hackett and little daughter
OF Denver are visiting her sister,
Mrs. Eyeritt.
Miss Sarah Kibby returned Friday
from her Illinois visit. She began
her school Monday
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17
PLATTEVILLE

The teachers report school progress
sing nicely.
George Lewis went to Denver Mon.
day evening.
There was heavy frost here Tues
day morning.
Grandma Walker and Mrs. ]. Wyon
are still on the sick list.
F. E. Shelter, former station agent
here, spent Sunday in Platteviile.
The young folks are preparing to
organize finch club in the near fu-
ture.
Rev. Stanton and wife and daugh-
ter Hazel visited in Denver last
week.
Rev. Dunn and family started to
their new home at Buffalo, Wyo. ,
Thursday.
Judge Lindsey of Denver gave a
very. interesting talk in the hall here
Saturday night.
The new minister Rev. Weber,
preached to quite an attentive audi.
ence Sunday morning.
George Hodgson started to Jimtowp
Saturday to do some surveying fol
the Booker Ditch company.
A. 7. Lycan, DR.. }. f. Dawson,
A. Moore and T. o. Brown started
to the mountains Wednesday for a
three weeks outing and hunting
trip.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17
BIG BEND

Farmers are still busy pow
fall grain.
George Mackey is OF II'' ~
this week.
Miss Lizzie WiggetJ is ''''
Erie this week.
Mrs. Will Davis and aaUS'''|
home on a visit. i
Miss Swanson Is no" VS.
Denver with relatives,
The farmers have begun w
winter is near. Inc 'i''
Monday. i
Some of the Methodlsl'
the rally at the Fist ll''''
church Of LaSalle Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright a%u nar
ter, MIR. and Mrs. Ed"In ,,'nr. n
family and Miss AnnIe i ,oy
turned from Denver Mop'''
Ing.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-08-21
JEFFRIES
CORBETT
COrbett is Knocked
Out in the Tenth
Round by a Blow
in the Solar PIexus

San Francisco At S:15 last night
the immense seating capacity of the
Corbett- Jeffries arena was packed,
thousands being unable to find stand
ing room, The latest betting before
the parties entered the ring was ten
tx. -four in favor Of Jeffries.
Round 1. Came to center quickly.
Spared carefully. Jeffries tried
left swing for body and head but was
blocked. Jim tried left swing. got
right to body, and followed with left
high on body. Mixed, and Corbett
got light right to body. Jeff put
light right over heart Clinched.
Jeff hooked left to jaw, and Corbett
got in on the wind as the bell rang.
Jeff had little the best of the round.
Round 2. Jeff landed hard on
Jim's nose. Clinched again. Jeff
got left to chest. Corbett caught a
vicious left swing on he'd. jim
landed on the neck and received a
counter.
Round..3. Clinched again. Jeff
landed left on neck, followed it with
one on the nose. Corbett was chased
around the ring. Jeff caught Jim
with vicious jawbreaker.
Corbett claimed foul in the c1inch
which followed. Clinched again.