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The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-11
Weeds! Weedsi

All owners and agents having lots
grown up with weeds will have such
weeds removed by August 10, 1904:
and failure to comply, / will have
such weeds removed and cost
assessed against property. By order
Of the city council
d. F. CAMP, City Marshal,
The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-11
GREELEY SOUVENIRS
Two New Books on Sale at
Tribune Office.

OF all the published pictures that
illustrate Greeley, the new book jus.
from the press of the Greeley Tribune,
"Glimpses OF Greeley" surpasses. The
cover is cardidal red, with white letter.
ing, garnished with a pretty halftone
reproduction OF part OF Eleventh
street. The book contains 80 pages,
quite twice as large as those in Greeley
and Thereabouts,' published by the
Tribune last year. The pages of the
new book are 7x1o. There are % pic
tures all told. as follows:
Eleventh Street.
A Roadside Flower Thistle Poppy.
Main Street Looking East.
Looking Northeast from the Normal.
Looking Northwest from the Normal.
Lincoln Park.
In the Park.
Ninth Avenue from the Court House.
Linn Grove Cemetery.
| A Bit of Seely Lake.
Poudre River-Flood of 1904.
Home Of the Meekers.
Greeley High Schools.
Greeley Churches.
State Normal School.
Residence of Doctor Snyder.
The Campus in Winter.
The Campus in Summer.
| City Hospital.
County Hospital.
Beet Sugar Factory.
Growing Sugar Beets.
County Court House.
Irrigsting Cabbage
Sacking Onions.
Stacking Alfalfa.
Potato Harvest.
Ready For Winter.
The new book Glimpses OF Greeley
can be had ut any news store in Greeley
or at the Tribune Office, for fifty cents. in
an envelope, ready for mailing. 1t is as
large and as fine as any seventy-five cent
view book on the market in the cities.
THE SPUD BOOK.
Contains ten characteristic potato
pictures, and sells for quarter of q
dollar, in an envelope ready to mail. II
you want something original that will
give your friends an idea of the potato
industry, buy one or more copies of the
Spud Book for them. All the pictures
except two are new in this book, from
photographs made especially for it.
Following are the titles of the pictures:
Flowing the Ground.
Cutting Seed Potatoes.
Planting Potatoes.
All Planted.
The Last Cultivation.
Irrigsting Potatoes.
300 Sacks per Acre.
Prize Spuds.
A Potato Dugout.
Spud Farm OF 80 Years Ago.
Either book will be mailed to any
address on receipt Of price.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-11
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to those whu so kindly ex.
tended their help and sympathy In
the loss Of our beloved one.
j. L. MULLEN.
w. G. MULLEN AND FAMILY.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-11
In the Parlor Too!

New Boarder-What Is the laDdlady's
daughter playing?
Old Boarder-A mixture Of airs from
lot Of old operas--n sort OF musical
hash. you know.-New York Weekly,
The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-11
National Encampmsnt G. A. R.

Boston Mass, Aug. 15.2O. The
Chicago Great Western railway will on
August 1lth to 18th sell round zip
tickets to Boston at very low rates. t
will pay you to write or inquire
OF any Great Western agent or j. p.
Elmer, G. P. A. Chicago, for full infor.
nation.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-11
DEATHS
Wiley.

susanah Wiley, aged rs years, died
in Windsor last Thursday from apo.
plexy. The funeral services we're held
in the M. E. church Friday, the Rev.
C. A. Brooks officiating. Interment
was In the Windsor cemetery.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-11

1t is impossible to make peor ,e under
stand their Ignorance, for IT requires
knowledge to perceive 1t.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-11

No. 81 arrives at Greeley a.
leaves at ~ a. m. Local tIeiShts ~ NJ
gers between Greeley and Fort loiil0]
The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-11
Solicitor Wanted.

Apply to Greeley Gas company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

yolvea are Thomas Hlh. Santiago Hill
Gabriel Miranda. Cumaoo Barrcras.
Eu'oelo salaa. lorenzo Mont0E Rohor.
ln Chayes. Jose Barfcras luanita Gal
lee0a. Eusrhio Uarcia and brother and
james q D. PRIEST
n. p Perry Injuries r. p cry
driving nont tor the HlakoIy Transfer
company. was seriously injured hy a
lall from his wagon while crossing TIE
bridge in College addition, says the
Alamoeordo journal. Inc wagon ruis
leading onto Che hudeo are cut deep
nto tho sand end the Sudden ioid
throw Mr Perry on Onto che bridge.
IIs io striking the oigo of che sharp
imtrra one r'b b. broken and ho o.
ad'y .hot Loo up gcuoraiiy Ho waa
1ickrd ur n am unconscious condition
~ w. ~ Oyler eho brought Dim iu
tud summoned medical assistance as
soon ss possible Perry d A.. rot regain
Consciousness until at.cr midnight but
reported resting very well This NOR.
1Ing The team ran away though lt
fle damage resulted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
LEADER IN EDUCATION
THE TERRITORIAL AUDITOR sue.
AR.cohvs SAN JUAN coUN.
~.

Chas SuUlI territorial auditor ar
Iteu boz Ate. Monday afternoon end
BEL shaking hands with old friends
says the Aztec Index Although me-
now rgados iva Santa Fo Charley auu
claims Aztec o. hIs home and declares
that san Juan county Ga sure t0 De-
the bees, county m tho torutop. Way
uotf We ave progressive people.
have thc resources and .n very tow
years SAN Juan Will boz numbered
among fhp uvsi DoHutI, .u th, iorr.
tory.
SIS Sanford suditod the books 1f thc
county treasurer. and ALSO rho san
Juan STORES Co. bank books while
hero 1ud fou1l oyofythug n tptaD
shape Hp SAYS thc books are we'll
Irpt speaking well for our count,
treasurer 8si our hauE.nF institution
Ilu save san Juan county usc. ONE
Ii ,hD hrs sheets i1l nA ROLLS ia1'
supplied Hg me tn-r.t0-- putting
Iu equality witch SOME lf thD dido. tr' A.
larger populated oouuur.
Tho ol.on .r thH a that uudH
fbo biu introduced by Judge peoi'.
'un and parsed hy tEg legislature ir
p0i referred I1 special school N.
each school dIuIot oan by vote
.f property h0lfor .r district 'o,
H.H1i mF from I to m.ls. W.
ave now Boz our count PEI" school
districts leyy.Hg tbo Com Q mle arl
number levyins lsss and ls courl
e,s only once q year and our ioc'ot
generally small az that 70 how.
hat our people .oan more toward
1uca''on chat degeneration 49, lasr
moro usn for SCHOOL Teachers 'han lu.
lawyers
So S8nD. ro. ..1m H... .U TIy
To- Amarillo and thence 600 Tao.
pending several duys To- each EiAe'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
san JUAN COUNTY


Pennington.
rom the TlmosHusuor
sherman Wageuner was down from
hIs home at Flora Vista on business.
Cob Lawrence Welsh ol bloomfield
accidentally shot himself last wcok
aus.ng slight hesh wound boz his
leg
Joe prow.tt returned tu Dis nome at
Aztec after spending the week looa
ing after che San Juan Store compR
1877 stores at Pennington.
" b Cook bought for the s.i,prton
market from q. h. McJunksu A sons
sey nty.nvc bead of sheep and four
Bead cattle which wore slaughtered
py Harley KIght aud Bert Ncluntn
Monday
The Colorado Telephone company
.rEaa work last TUESDAY 0n tylc.
phone line Co Dock simpsons trudin~
store ON the GalIDgus Scr. simpson
VU ro connected with fhe outside
world Dy toIcphou. within OBJ, next
an days
NJ W Johnson. % D. Kennedy and
~ b Randall wore appointed an au.
Itiug committee to adjust The ae
counts of Contractor Chiuondon's
creditors. and TO- pass upon ah bills
presented The selection is n good
one and We bospeak a speedy arrange
mont of affairs
Mrs John h. Terrell died az her
home 40 the are of % years Mrs
Terrell came 90 Farm,ugiou for her
l.nIIb about sryon months ago So,
rad Improved mci BOO health and hcf
r.Dnds had hopes that she would ul
81 recover, hut she received stroke
1f pnrAy i- on "Wednesday from which
she died Mrs Terrell was born near
CluD.,yllg ohio. April 1919. ans wac
married. to Mr John Is Terrell ir
Hannibal Missouri un september Q
1870
last "Wednesday afternoon. Frank
lnJd. wife and lttIu boy ut FruItaut
met with what mignt have been "a ser
.0us accident even 90 Che extent OF
boing killed They were coming down
.no dug way from the coal mine, when
suddenly a shaft uroKo and rendered
dr Ford completely helpless in con
trolling 10, rDlm a. result busy
snd an went umuliug GOWN the hil
until they reached toe bottom Mr.
FORD escaped unluiurcd. but his VIII,
aud li,le boy we're quite badly bruis
pd and cut They were fortunate if
having their lives saved
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
Aztec


From ths lruex
Mr. and Mrs Holm oi Flora Vista
we're In Aztec
The Jackson road below Pennington
rs nov public highway
Mr. TUwnsend OF bayfield,, Colo 10
In the vicinity OF Cedar ram looking
after some cattle ga B winterIng
there
The school az Center Point resumed
Monday. February ! with an enroll.
ment 90 thlrtythree scholars Pupils
and eacher are hard az work and 40
excellent school is tho result
Miss Faith nahh of South Dakota
was on TUESDAY stage her dcstlna
ton being the Indian school below
Jvwett. where she wiz Dee employed
az a teacher
Marguerite Bell Rathlon, the little
daughter OF MT anu Mis- Geo Rath.
icn. died Saturday evening The little
one was only thirteen months old
making Il doubly hard for the mother
having her babe taken from nor arms
.rue Baptist people recalled their
churcn services OF last SUNDAY owing
90 the scarlet lever contauon We are
informed boy the pastor of that church
that there will Be mo- cuurch services
of any Kind heid Dos .ho people u tho
school house nrNt sunday
Mossrs Pierce and Gillian maze q
I trip 90 On, lower par %, the county
Saturday and tncy tol Gs that Dr..
thurman d. more enthusiastic than
ever ln REGARD 90 tho canal project
aud that the canal has been surveyed
| t0 Largo canyon Jay Iurley, presi.
dent of tho COMPANY viii he home
about me goth of This month and upon
|Iy
4 Mr and Airs Walter Danduu of
/ born Vista came very near having q
fatal accident happen to them tho Crsi
uf inc week. They were driving from
.Ea NuUarEuy residence t0 the store
when thp team bpcam. frightened and
ran away Mrs Crandall jumped from
the buggy striking ON her head and
Nas badly injured although not iut
au. Nr Cmndan also jumped. buI
escaped injury We are glau 90 b'
able to announce that SIRE Crandnl Ii
ge't.ng along nicely
Cunrloy Farmer AGED rs years died
Monday morning buccumhing DO th'
dreadful disease. scarlet fever char
les was the son OF Mr. and Mrs } W
Farmer. and was born ln Plaza Cos
lila county, Colorado. On the month o.
june. 1856. but. however the family
have been residents OF this countl
since 1875 The deceased was an iu
toIgeut young man. VOL liked boy al
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

Clay, OTTO J. Schneider. sowon Col
Inns. Erncut Hankoll. q a. wiedor.
soim and Hamilton King. Especial IN
forest attaches 20 this unique AMI At
tractlvo calendar from che fact that
the individual artists gave personal
supervision TO the engraving. etching
and proving of their works. tho repro
duCtious having received their spo.
clal attention.
Only a limited number of the 1904
New American Gifl' calendars are
obialnablo at this date. the demand
from their very 0rst public announce.
mont having boon unpreccdcntcdly
large and the edition nearly ozhauii.
"a. The price BE- 20 cent?. and shoulC
be- sent 60 Armour a Company On.
caro
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

Long Tunnel on the MoHai Line
The engineering department OF Clo
Denver Northwestern a Pacific rail
road reported that tunnel No. o.
the MoHat line would be- completed by
February 25th. This tunnel ~ one "
the most expensive that is being Dor.
ed hy the new road and o. 722 fooi
la length u 10 one OF THE longest
tunnels 300 far begun on the line II b.
located thirty miles from Denver and
when the finishing touches have been
put ou irach'ly.ng win hc resumed
fror the point four miles beyond
Coal creek, whore b was stopped 90
gait for the completion of the tun
mel The first seven tunnels 81 the
line aru completed and track laid
through them and their construction
said 90 be- endnontly satisfactory 10
the management OF the road
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
WlSSLOW RAILROAD NOTES

From Tho Mail.
Travelling Engineer Daze has rocoy.
cred from his injury recently re-.
coiyed and Is again able 90 lo0k aftor
his duties on che road
Conductor r. n Carter has been
quite ill this week ~. q. stonock has
had Mr.. Cariare passenger run dur.
Ing the lattor'g Illness.
Arnica" Scott one ~ our old time
railroad men. is hack In WlnaloW
shaking hands with friends Here's
hoping that no may be- able 90 relo.
cato here
Conductor 0rlmshaw had a peculiar
experience Wednesday. After having
pulled ia 10 clear al Doniar ono o.
the tires ON engine t2C deliberately
TON ON the wheel
Conductor Thompson 90 Needles.
California. ami Conductor q. ID. Hul
have traded rights and Conductor HI
will leave soon for San Bernardino
and Conductor Thompson has arrived
/ Boa WInslOw
John Leonard has acUopted POSI-
| zion as engineer ont 90 Wlnsl0w John
is one Of thc old timers aud his many
/ friends viii ho pleased % learn that
ho has decided 10 arain locate On
Winslow
Two hobos salliAB under tho namos
Df Harry Jones aud Bert Brown. we're
taken In tow by Omcer whitley ~
/ the railroad the ari 90 the week
I They we're brought before Justice
Film on the chargo ~ poddnng stolen
coal Judge Fllnn gave tho men their
choice ten days Ia jan or out of town
10 ave minutes They iook the lat,
far
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
CAPITAL AND uBOU
The POPE ON TIE SUBJECT, AND
HE DRAWS DISTINCTION &c.
TWEEN JUSTICE AND CHARITY

Official instruction Uum pnp. Plus
a.. second oay Boa Catholic Importance
o Pope .coa famous gury ,lcal ON D..
lUr 800 pointing Uut th, attitude Ii the
.uuru Uf Rome toward tho relative
uuCs ol capital and .au0r has been
.DnNyd u Washington uy apostolic
rultarutauyCa % is headed with
ha words "Motu pr0pIo." 10 SHOW
Eat 30 expresses only the pope per
1ual views. and reduces the various
,omau Cah0.Ic teachings on the sub
ect of property rights and especially
Hy philosophy ol Pope leo's enCyclr
900 uu labor to nineteen prccopts.
The first four fpociiy that society is
composed of unequal elements. whose
luly equality Is in their redemption
Hy CHRIST and equal individual rcapOu-
Hhillty 20 God The hfth precopt
states that "thu right OF property. the
pt OF labor or industry. or oI cos.
sion or donation by others. Is an in.
ontFO,ortiblD natural right and evory.
body can dispose reasonably OF such
DO nerty as he thinks ht"
From the slNlh to the fifteenth pre-.
snpt the pope draws sharp distinction
between Justice ana charity as thoy
apply between employer and omployo
tnose are summed up as follows
Obligations Of Justice
"Tbe following are obligations oi
....f.... I..HIHIs4 ..9. Ala. r.rU.f.faafuH aud
.ha worklngman. To p,rform fully
aud faithfully the work which has
been freely and, according 20 equity
agreed upon, not 10 iniuro the prop
Hrty or outrage the persons Of mas
tors, Co abstain from acts OF violence
ven in defense OF their known rights
and mover make mutiny in the de-
Tense
For thc capitalist The obligations
Hr' TO pay just wages 10 their work
.ugmou, not TO iniuro tholr just saw
ugs by violence or fraud. or by over
lr covert usuries, not 90 expose then
t1 corruptIng seductions and dangol
Ii scandal. not TO ALLEVIATE them from
lhe spirit OF family ulo. and from laol
ll economy, not 70 impose upon then
labor beyond their strength or insult
able Tor their age or sex
instruets Use Of Careful Language.
other obligations are characterize,
as charitable" and the ricn are OK
nortod 90 the exercise of this virtue
| the instruction contains this feryen
admonitlon 20 Catholic writer's
When defending the cause OF th
f. urolciarlat and the poor not 10 ua
language calculated 10 inspire aver
.u among fhe people oi other c'asse
. lf. enrIcty act tnom refrain iron
. U,aNuF uf redress and Justice whe
.H fitor comes within the domai
y clarity only"
The document closes with the OF
lpr 'Th.go fundamental rules ar
to be transmitted 20 an Catholic con
mlttoas. societies and unions OF ever
/ kind Am these societies are 90 koo
THEM exposed 90 their rooms and hay
I them read frequently az their moeN
| Ings We ordaln. moreover. that Catl
ollie rapDu puhIh them IN their eI
| tlrety and make declarations OF thoI
Observance OF thom. and. IN fact, ol
serve them rolgioualy. Failing 10 a
thla, they are 20 be- gravely admonlsl
cd. and II they do not then amend d
lhom be interdlCtod by ecclesiastical
authorities
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

After putting the prisoners Worth
fud Gurulo through O. thorough sweat.
Ing and examining many witnesses.
Ono officers released Gurulr believing
la, bp had nothing whatever 10 do
vith toe murder OF Hattie Waite
pr.us Cuulon. David sirachau
gDlrg. Moore. Oakley Clnurd John A
bee ana o. sorey were selected Tor
rho .oron.rs jury ana viewed the re
Hus 1 th. morWC tnis afternoon
rhc taking Of testimony iu che case
V|H occur no some later date
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

Tho Armour a Company Art Calen.
Oar Tor 1904 consists OF siN panels
each containing q colorod llthoguph
sketch Of fho artists conception @,
Zoe "Nea American Girl ' This o.
tBr third 10 sories " calendars
issued ug Armour a Company in aa
many years treating ON the Cuhlect
of American women like its predo.
cussors. b la from the hands of lead.
iug American illustrators who have
become famous through pictorial pub
LEGATIONS The signatures attached 90
the 1904 print. are those of John Ceeil
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
RATION

um The Range
Miss EmC nergrt ard Mrs OrIh
poEsot have l,fi Tor n...uwrc. I T.
Arthur Cay1nuurh stopped On a day
POO route from Denver 90 Albuquerque
.o- O. visit with Mr. and Mra. J.. o.
Rail-
Mf and Mrs Bred whitney. of DaV.
Ion. arrived in mc city aud spent sew.
fa day hero ihg guests 90 enc house
holds of a. q and Manioy " Dawson
Ma Tom Mtscho0lcr. who sent
over TO FOLSOM % visit relatives. hsd
hc misfortune while there TO spraIu
u ankle She has returned home
ma i uutrr .h0 caro- o. Dr. 8hulor
w. D. Carroll has resigned his POSI-
'ou 'n s.uuocks hardware store. ana
700 leave ai once Tor Appleton CITY
Ho. to ylsIt ficnds and ION thore
800 go Co the state 90 Washington.
here Boz viii probably locate porma.
Ionty.
1agk Morrison. iho VeIlkuoau con.
FACTOR who used to live here. passed
through ou DTS way from Denver 90
H Vegas Ho WIN return here ard
500 probably lid on tho building of
hu Miner hospital .u this city
s. o. Duruham received a telor m
announcing the death of hIa aunt Mrs.
g. a. Wilson of Washington. n. a.
Ao was lu fpr s6th year. ana was
a.atar of the late 5 D. Buruam Mrs
wilson spont zen DAYS vis.tiug ~
,1ton during December last
George vs. DuGy and Maud A Tyler
ere united in marriage by the Rev 8
faell con- Saturday. February G. 1908.
20 .H, rarlof of the Palace hote. Mr.
W0v is wen known auI popular
0uur printer of Pueblo and has
many friends iu Ration who wish the
Huue couple a happy aud prosperous
fp They win mako their home n
'u,Ho Colorado.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

rom Tho Reporter
G. ~ Apple ana family ny Milwal
.r arrived hero Mr.. Apple ia here
assume the management 90 Tho
.1aen Rule Cash store
Last sunday Mrs r. W Mcsehoolor
q. flr Folsom. Union county. New
'oNic0. where che was called 90 Ct
.nd the bedside of her niece. Mrs
larlos Moore who rs dangerously ill
The home talent dramatic company
ave their first performance on .ho
1th inst. 10 "a fair sized house In
Doc drama Damon and pythIos The
I'ag was under the direction OF n.
3 Deming. aui tie perfo nance and
fnrc showed his ability iu stage so'
ugs and teaching. Those who az.
ended wcro arroeably surprised.
while those who lIi NOT missed q
treat
uur.us fla revival meeting which
.1sod .hu other uIsht at tho Mothc.
DO church tuHrr were ov, one hun.
.D persons converted. siyty.throo of
ram ou Sunday Iast war. admitted
.'. .HHt church probationary mem
|0g RoyIlouIoaacbIpII oi Chicago
lnIuctcd tbo meetings uud nightly
uCteI large crowds uy hIs e'o.
1ucnCo.
Ou saturday February o. Mu. l.. v
vHF1u,. PASSED away at her home iu
Boulevard addition Two weeks ago
bg home of ST. and Mrs Wagoler
vas frightened hy the arrival OF a
irl baby. hut before tboy were al
owed 90 enjoy che precious gltt. the
,aunt shadow OF the remorboless
Reaper came like a blight over the
h-rshold OF he home Mr Wagner
las the sympathy Of tho entire com
uunity iu his ioss. The funeral tool
place Sunday afternoon from the rosi
lCucp. RDy NJ Arm trong CONDUCTING
be- service. ftcr which the remains
were followed to Fuirmount como
.oy by a large cortege Of sympa
hiziug friends
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

MS assoclstoe. having these simple
Qualities required 10 the general make.
lp of ail young men OF force and abil
1851 ne ioft a father. mother, four siH.
rH and four brothers 20 mourn his
Ino sympathy Of the community
with tho beroavcd ones
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

From The Gazette
Miss Lulu Willett left Cor 80 Louis.
where she goes 20 accept a position
ln a Baptist hosTital
Mrs. George sproull has almost re-.
covered from her recent illucss Mr..
aud Mrs sproul moved this w5ok
into their now home on the boulevard.
Mrs Willis Reed aud ilttle daug itor
who have ben visiting MrH D. W.
stevens aud family. lrfl for san Fran.
IsCo. California.
Misses Fred and Rob pD'mau 'e'J
FOR Springer. where they win bo the
guests ~ their aunt Mrs 7 ~ Quick.
Tor "a couple 1i weeks
". p Carroll. our Epvorth League
dut vice president. leaves next week
to Visit relatives 10 TaborvIlle. Mo.
ANA win then make another trip west
1 some part Of Washington
Mrs - " klmmcl and daughter
90 North baltimore. ohio arrived
here Tuesday 90 ioln Mr. r. who az,
rived here several months ago and
was go doiVhtod with ghe climate that
ho decided 90 remain and sent fog
his family.
The Ladies Ala society OF the Pres
bytenan church gave a Valentine so
rlal at the home OF Mrs J J. shuler
Friday evening February ~ Valon
times were sold at the hCufe Refresh
meuts were served for which a mod
crate price Ras charged
Mrf blackwell gave an elegant
luncheon 20 DE members uf the Wo
mems Missionary society 0f the Pres
bytcrun church, on Wednesday after
noon. tho guest of honor being Mrs.
Hanf1rd. who leaves early next weel
to i0lu her husband In Pueblo shl
has been au Gctlyo member Of tho so
rlety during her residence hore am,
carries with 1er thc good wishes of it
members