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The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-09-09
SESSION OF COURT
OPENED this
MORNING
CASE OF JAMES
AND JOHNSON FOR ROBBERY
rs CONTINUED
Many Jurors in Town in Attendance
upon Court-Judge Pike Arrived
from Reno Last Night

District court convened this morn
ing, with Judge Pike presiding. The
following jurors answered the roll
CALI
Winnemucca-A. M. Latta, O. p.
Grandin, w G. Dwyer, p. Woolcock
A. W. Guthrie, H. l.. Darrah, w. L.
Akin, s. A. Dedman, M. McGregor,
{. B. Brown, Chris Deiss.
Paradise alleys. Ferraro. II. c..
Gerdeman, j. Roy Bradshaw, Ed
Stock, Sr., H. Kirchner
Lovelock-Chris Beck. S. B. Hill,
William Loorz, W. w. Carpenter, l..
r. Beeson, Geo. E. Stoker, Martin
koefed, w. w. Van Reed, p. Sullivan.
II. p Kruse.
Golconda-Richard B. Howard, j. B
Fayant, Adrian Bernard.
Unionville-William Borland. N. G..
Frendesen.
The first case called was that of the
state versus George w. James and
Fred Johnson, for ROBBERY, alleged to
have been committed at Loyelock.
The state, through District Attorney
QUICKER, asked q continuance, on the
grounds that witness important to
the prosecution could not be locate..
in spite of diligent effort that had
been made to find him. This was
strenuously objected to by Attorney
Robins andLangwith for the defense,
who countered with the declaration
that sufficient effort had not been
made to find the missing witness.
Judge Pike ruled in favor of the
states plea, and granted a continu-
ance till October 14th, the next term
of court
Court adjourned till 2 O'Clock this
afternoon
After short session this morning
no further business requiring the at
tention of jurymen, the judge dismiss
ed the Jurors until the next session of
court, which will convene on the I4rn
of October.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-09-09
. LITTLE COMEDY
AT THE DEPOT
COLORED MAN OBJECTED TO
HAVING HIS PANTS LEG CUT
"Fo' de Law Sake, Doctah, Don't
Want to Go into Los Angeles
Without any Clothes on

Yesterday morning about s O'Clock
an engine backed up to couple onto
west-bound passenger that stood on
the track and it bumped too hard or
the brakes were not set or the air
didn't work, or something, and the
cars were so badly jamed that few
panes of glass in one of the coaches
were broken and several people were
considerably Jared.
A colored man who was standing
up at the time was thrown against the
seat and his knee cap or leg injured.
He got off the train and decided to
have the company doctor fix him up
in time to catch the next train going
west. DIR. Mangan soon came to wait
on him and yanked a pair of scissors
out OF his grip and started to cut
the injured mans pants leg.
'Fo' de law sakes! Doctah, don't
cut that he said, ~ don't want to
go into Lost Angeles without any
clothes on
This made the doctor smile and he
asked his patient how he was going
to see the wound The colored man
said to close the door of the waiting
room and he would take his pants
off.
He removed his trousers and the
doctor took hold of his leg and began
to feel for broken bones, no injury
being visible. The colored man howl
ed with pain, whether real or feigned
could not be told. The doctor peremp-
torily ordered him to lie down, which
order was obeycd, but he raised up
again and grabbed the doctor's S hands
as soon as he commenced feeling again
of the injured part.
will | have To give you ehloro-
form!' asked the doctor, and that
quieted him long enough for the man
of medicine TO make another try, but
when the colored man jumped up
again and grabbed the Doctors hands
and asked him what was the matter
with him, the mild doctor gathered up
his valise, put his scissors away and
quietly informed the patient that he
could get somebody else to doctor
him. He went out to inform the de
pot authoricties, and the reporter did
not wait to see whether he went back
and tried it again or whether the col
ored man was able to resume his
1 journey without being fiexed up.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-09-09
items OF A LOCAL
NATURE

c. ID. Duncan arrived from Central
last night.
ii. j. Summers arrived this morn
ing from Golconda
James Daley is a recent arrival
from Buckskin mountain.
Elias Jones has finished haying at
the Otto Rieh ranch above town.
Faust and Biggins, the prospeetors
left yesterday for Jackson mountain
l. d. Hubbard, the chemist and
assayer of Mill City, is in town today
William Oliver, repair track for
man, departed last evening for Sparks.
Frank Ramdohr has just returned
from a short business trip to Battle
Mountain.
G. w. Grayson arrived this morning
from San Francisco and is registered
at the Winnemucca hotel.
j. Schell arrived Saturday from
Pleasant. valley, with choice beeves
for the Railroad Meat market
Justin Holman and Simon Reinhart
returned Friday afternoon from a
fourweeks trip to California.
Homer Winters, who, with w. Web
ster is conducting saloon at Hum
Pat O'Donnell, who has been in the
Soldiers home in Napa, Cal, is back
to Winnemucca on a short visit.
The Club saloon has received 1000
feet of new moving pictures, which
will be displayed at that place tonight.
Walter Pickerell, hosting engineer
at the Golden Eagle mine, accom-
panied by his wife, is in town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amson Reinhart, at
an informal family affair, celebrated
their crystal wedding last evening.
William Nelson is making rapid
progress on his residence on lower
Third street. Three men are EN-
ployed making concrete blocks.
G. w Wilson, a mining expert, will
arrive shortly from Jersey city, New
Jersey, and will examine the Surprise
mine on Winnemucca mountain.
Joe IIaca arrived yesterday from
McDermitt and will return tomorrow
Thomas Mcconnell arrived yester
day from McDermitt and left last eve
ming for Lake Tahoe.
Fred Weymouth arrived Saturday
from Sequel, California, where he has
been spending the summer vacation.
Mr.. Weymouth left last night for
Hercules, where he is working for the
ellison Mercantile company.
r. Watt, who is interested in min.
ing property at Gold Meadows, about
80 miles north Of Austin, arrived this
morning from Reno and is spending a
few days visiting the Rutherford fam
ily
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-09-09
GOOD HOPE MINES
PURCHASED
ANOTHER BIG SALE OF
ADELAIDE MINE PROPERTY
Joseph II. Platter and the Uridge Bro
theirs of California Purchasers,
with the Consideration $4,000

Another mining sale in the Gold
Run mining district near Adelaid was
made recently The Good Hope
group of eight claims was purchased
by Joseph III. Playter and the Uridge
brothers of California for consider
alton of $4,000.
These claims are situated in the
Central portion of the district. They
adioin the property of the Golconda
Nevada Copper company, of which
Mr.. Playter is manager, on one side,
and the Georgia Mae and Gold Coin
property on the other
The new company formed .to oper-
ate the mines win be the Nevada
Crown Mining company, and work
will be btgun at once
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-09-09
THE MORMON CHOIR
SANG A FEW SONGS WHEN
THEY STOPPED HERE

The special train bearing the Nor
mon choir of Ogden stopped in Win
nemucca about half an hour Sunday
evening on the return home from the
west, and several of the young men
OF the party treated the people who
happened to be at the depot to sever
al songs, which were greatly enjoyed.
All those who heard them would
have considered it a great treat to
hear the full chorus of 200, voices.
The choir had been to Sacramento
to sing at the national irrigation con-
gross, and had made two or three
little side trips to sing at places
where pressing invitations were ex-
tended. The train included a dining
car and the excursionists Travelled
in the greatest comfort possible.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-09-09
WILL START SALOON
IN BATTLE MOUNTAIN

p. b. Roberts, the well known pro-
prietor of the Palace saloon and club
rooms of Winnemucca, is making ar
rangements to start saloon in Battle
Mountain, which is now experiencing
quite mining boom. Mr.. Roberts
has taken over the business formerly
conducted by Mike Yirt, and will run
it on new and up.to-date lines.
Judging from Mr.. Roberts Winnie
mucca business, he will show the
Battle Mountainites how frst-elass
saloon Is conducted.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-09-09
YOUNGEST CHILD OF MR.. AND
MRS. ALEXANDER VERY ILL

Mr. and Mrs G. Alexander, Of AM
dorno station, in the northwestern
part of the county, arrived Saturday
night with their youngest child, who
is i'll and in precarious condition.
When the child was first taken sick
they sent word to Winnemucca for
physician and themselves started to
town with the sick infant. They we're
met at Paradise hiii by the Smi !
automobile, having on board DIR. Or
roux. The child was girnn medical
affection aud brought to Winnemueea.
it reported 70 be improved this
morning. although it passed very
bad night last night, its tempery-ure
going up 10 104 degrees.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-09-09
LOvELoCK SCHOOLS
BEGIN FALL TERM

The Loveloek public schools opened
Tuesday morning for the fall term
with an unusually large attendance,
there being 26 pupils in the advanced
room and 43 in the primary.
Prof. W. A. Wyatt, formerly Of
Kansas, is principal, while Miss Annie
Damn of the Lovelock valley and an
experienced teacher in this and other
counties, is in charge of the primary
department.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-09-09
FISHING PARTY

Miss Vivienne and Norma Warren,
Miss Blanche Bonnifeld and Miss
Mary Bonnifeld and Messrs. Althouse.
Wood, Smith and Love spent short
fishing trip on the Humboldt yester-
day and made a good catch of catfish.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-09-09
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining Uncalled for in the Winnie
mucca Postoffice for the Week
Ending September 6, 1907:

J. w. Boyer.
Henry Clyine.
Ed Devine.
J. III. Duncan.
Ephriem Lecroix.
S. r. Guthrie.
+. w. Haley.
Arthur Hardwiek.
John McShane.
Grover McPeek (2).
Miss Jessie Morgan.
Mrs Tibitha Park. -.
Chas. f. Crumbaugh.
p. G. Peterson.
Zeb Ray.
Herbert Smith.
Tim Scanlon.
These letters will be sent to she
dead letter Office Sept 20 fl not
delivered before. In calling for the
above please say advertised, giving
date of advertisement
S. ]. ANDERSON. ] NJ.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-09-09
LOST AND FOUND

Lost, between $3.50 p. m. yesterday
and noon today, bilious attack,
with nausea and sick headache This
loss was occasioned by finding at the
Eagle Drug and Jewelry CO.'S store a
box of DR.. Kings New Life pills
Guaranteed for billiousness, malaria
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-09-09

j. D. Vargas and family returned
Saturday from McDermitt. where he
has been visiting j. ID. Minor and
family Mr.. Vargas will resume his
position behind the bar at the Club
saloon.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-09-09
MANY PEOPLE ARE PROUD
OF THEIR HOME TOWN

AS an evidence that many people
in Winnemucca are proud of their
town, this Office had quite a number
of calls for extra papers of the last
issue. from people who wanted to send
the paper away to friends to show
them that the bank deposits in this
little town amounted TO over "A mil
lion dollars
e00Fair Quality Mems Hats. Sec
show windows. All colors. Fall
styles and qualities speak for them
selves.
+. C. ROBINS & co.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-09-09

BUYS SPLENDID TEAM
j. CorbeiI has purchased fine team
Of buggy horses.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-09-09

A load of apples and plums were
brought from the Sonoma ranch this
morning
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-09-09
MEMS cRAvENETTEs and short

Box Overeoats just received. Medium
and heavy weights Square prices
Will talk
f. c. ROBINS & co.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-26
PLArTEv,LLE

Mrs. c. C. Kersey is on the sick
list.
G. c. Pease is reported quite sick of
la grippe.
Mrs. James Scott was shopping in
Denver Monday
Mrs. Hattie Gwyn was in Longmont
last Thursday shopping.
Mrs. Alfred Lycan and Mrs. Hofr.
man are quite sick of la grippe.
Prof. j. F. Redman made business
visit to Johnstown and vicinity Sun
day.
owen Carter of Denver spent Sun.
day visiting his aunt. Mrs. Hattie
Gwyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Kutch and son
Verne spent Saturday and Sunday in
Denver 80
Miss Anna Duenweg. who is attend.
ing the Greeley Normal, is home for
the Christmas vacation.
Our schools closed for Christmas
vacation the oath. and work will not
De resumed until Monday, January G
| 1908. "
Messrs. Claud Pettee and James
Sos henudii, after short visit with
nome folks, erturned to Denver SIM.
day evening.
Lewis Camp and family, who have
oeen living on w. G. Egner's ranch
are moving to town, Mr.. Camp having
accepted a clerkship in b. F. Spring
fields store. ms
>. r. Hunts bakery is nearing com
pietlon His baker has arrived and
dld his first baking Saturday evening
Mr. Hunt has the distinction of havjne
Brighton. anu
me turkey dinner given at tbe
blrkle nall last Wednesday by the
Ladles Aid was financial as vol, nc
sociai success. They also had
beautiful quilt and number of pretty
aprons for sale. p'e''s
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-26
HAZELTON

Mrs. A. B. Willis has been sick for
some time past
Robert Barber is spending n few
Gays at home helping with the sliced
beets. VI
Messrs. d. II. Barber and A g.
Drake spent few days the past week
in the capital city.
Miss Lucy Carlson is home from
DehVer TO spend the holidays. she
was accompanied by her cousin.
Ben and Bluford Lapdrum sner, ,ho
Sabbath at Mr.. Whitman's in Ashton
district. visiting their sister, Mrs
Dena whitman of Sheridan, Ore.
Mrs. John Moody entertained 4bo
Girls Sewing club on Decemhor 10
dainty lunch was served by the host.
ess, assisted by her daughter. Miss
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-26

and Doherty. and Mr.. Kingman Pack
ard,
n l. Murray received the news last
vaak that his brother. who works Tor
an electric light company at San
tS,, ,ncisco had been electrocuted In an
| accident. Murray started at once for
! the coast.
| Visitors noted in Eaton this week
ara George Carlson and wire. FORT
/ collins: VIM, Cooper, Fort Collins; H.
e. Stone and wife, Telluride: MISS
Long, Boulder; Rufus Mead, HigfS
landlake; John Neel.
The Womans club met Friday af-
ternoon with Mrs. II. +. Hogue. III
was the open meeting of the club and
the husbands We're present and mad
their share in the good times ana
the banquet that followed,
Rev. Dickinson and Rev. Payne each
gave short addresses to the High
school Friday morning. There was
christmas music by the pupils of the
High school and eighth grade and
Muss Ruth Sheppard gave reading
A clever little farce was given by
pupils in the Sixth grade Friday.
Those who were in the cast were
Benton Steele. Marian Shattuck,
I.ochia Foster, Martha Danielson.
Winuifred Montgomery. Percival Shep-
pard,
Johnny Hill. the Young son of Geo,
Hill and wife, fell out of a buggy last
week and has badly distigured face
and head He says that one wheel
passed over his face. and the boys
: to hS.f nj n n
he says Fortunately. he is not ser
iously hurt.
Beecher 10y died at the home of
Anton Anderson last Monday. and the
remains were shipped the following
day to Hitchcock, Okla. The cause
of his death was cancer of the stom-
ach. The widow. two children and a
brother. Clyde 10y. left for the south
west also on Tuesday.
The new Royal Neighbor officers
are George Koenig, oracle: Mrs. d. P.
French reader: Mrs. Romine, vice
oracle: Mrs. Daisy Williams. past or
acle. Mrs Cora Lott, chancellor: Mrs.
Belle Younker, receiver: Mrs. n. r.
Huston. manager: Miss Nancy Mix,
marshal. Mrs. Hattie Sheffield. assist.
ant marshal: Mrs. Tom Short, delegate
TO Supreme lodge.
The new NJ. P. A. officers are Herb
ert Caywood. president: Howard
Swain past president: Claud Blowers
vice president: Mrs. Anna Hand. pre-
late: Frederick Stargrant, inside
watchman: Mrs. Ella Caywood. secret
airy; Mrs. Grace Lair. treasurer: Jas
Dolton, guide; George Cumley, trustee
| for one year: Claude Blowers and
| ChaS. Hand, trustees: Mrs. Fear
Knight musician; lanes Brosnahan
outside watchman.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-26
EATON

The Social Hour club met with
Albert Eaton and wife this week.
G. H. DEMO and wife entertained at
their delightful home last Tuesday,
evening
r. d. Hughes. wife and children.
left for Oklahoma City Saturday
morning
DR.. w. p. Allen has traded his cattle
ranch near Grover for farm at Tor.
rington, Wyo.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Farr entertained
number of out of town guests one
day last week.
T. Fl. Daley has a dressed sheen IN
MS market window that tipped the
scales at 240 pounds.
Mrs. Willis Eaton has helped tho
girls of the freshman class, E. n G
form a reading club.
The 1907 club had its regular moot
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs Fred
Gazelle Thursday night.
Milton Flat has sold his ir,,.o.,
IN the barber shop to VIII Krauss and
VIII probably locate in Idaho
MISS Brooks. science teacher In III.
Hish school, is spending the bnIiaoys
ut her home in Fort Morgan.
| d. l.. Bakers mother, who a, 90
years old, started alone for her 80
IN the east one day last week
A play was given at the meeti,n -,
the Round Table at the home m n W
haythorn and wife Thursday. Ava
Miss Clark. the Latin teacher +, ~, =.
iiigh school, is spending a part q, s.
vacation in Denver and Bouldar
IL Is reported that s16O00
handed out to the employees of t.s
EATON sugar factory on pay dav ,aa.
week nay last
- lhe Eaton High school plavad a.,
Sneyenne High school last FrIa1. 'ue
cheyenne and was defeated bv al
of 26 to 20. ~ Score
j. i. Landers and daughter ~
VINO i've in the Columbne d;s,'le.' ,aHel'
are IN precarious condition tha th'icl'
Sui' oil run of typhoid fever. s re-
Mrs. j. F. Coffman entertairo,
ueilghtiui tea party one evenip,, AZ u
week complimentary to Mrs p,,,,! !ast
Vi ri. Lo'eland and Miss BirchfielS nam
me program at the Congrag,t,.,
church Sunday evening was aulonai s"
I'VE OF the Christmas spirit ana sest-
appreciated by all presen, anu duly
VINO had parts were Misses nose
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-26
TIVE DELTA

All the farmers are as busy as they
can be now. getting in the sliced
beets.
Mrs. John Clarksons brother, Mr..
Hoke, from Denver, is at present
visiting them.
Ben Robb has been sick the past
week with pneumonia. AT this writ
ing he is getting along nicely.
Mr.. Won Rosenburg and Charley
are travelling through Old Mexico
now and are enjoying themselves
very much
Little Grace jenkins has been quite
dangerously ill since last Sunday, a
week ago. 1t is thought she was
poisoned eating canned corn.
Mrs. ]. Waite's sister-in-law. Mrs.
Small, has been visiting here a few
days. She is on her way to Fort
Morgan to spend Christmas there.
Mr.. Calvin and Everett had quite a
runaway last week. They were both
thrown out of the wagon, but neither
one was seriously hurt, and only a
little damage done to the wagon.
Mrs. j. Waite had a quilting party
last Thursday to which the immediate
netghbors and several from town were
invited. The ladies quilted and
talked as fast as they could, and
everyone had good time
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-26
HlghlandIaks

There is fine skating here now on
the lake.
Mr.. Logan of Liberty Hall was
caller here Sunday.
Mr., Logan began loading the large
pile of beets at Mead Monday
A.P. Ballinger is moving 10 his own
home near Frederick this week.
Rufus Mead expects to spend the
HOLIDAYS with friends in Windsor.
Mrs. Jane Brown was in Windsor
last week to attend Mr.. Evans fun
eral
The farmers finished hauling their
sliced beets to Mead Saturday fore
noon.
Mr. Entwhistle and family ate
Christmas Dime rwith relatives in
Longmont
Lima Hollenbeck taught Miss
Strongs room during her absence
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Strong was in Boulder Thurs
day and Friday OF this week taking
the teachers examination.
The pupils who are attending school
away from home will enjoy the
vacation in the homes of their parents,
The families of George and Charles
Markham were in Windsor last week
to attend Hiram Evans funeral. Mr..
Evans was the ladies' father.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-26
AUlT

Miss Rose Studley is at home from
college for the holidays.
Born. December II, to Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Brayton, a daughter.
Born. December IA. to Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Il. Simpson, daughter.
Miss Pansy Pener is home from the
Normal for the Christmas vacation.
John Duncan has heard that his
father Is sick at Columbus. o., and
will probably go there soon.
Miss Giddings, who has been in Ault
for the benefit of her health, was
taken to the Greeley hospital last
week
Mrs. Shaffer of Battle Creek. Mich
and Mrs. Craig of Santa Rosa. Calf
are visiting their mother. Mrs
Palmer.
J. NJ, Moore, the druggist. had a
bad case of tonsiitis last week and
many others are having the grippe in
some form or other.
The Congregational supper and ba
zaar which was held at the armory
last Friday afternoon and evening
netted the ladies about $75.
The two year old daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. w. c. Hickok is sick of scar
let fever. There is also another case
in town-the child of Mr.. Hess.
The Ault bachelors will give an old
fashioned ball at the armory on New
Years eve. 1t will be the old timers
night. supper will be served.
Miss Eta Foulk stepped through a
trap door on the back porch of Mrs
b. F. Early's home one evening last
week and was quite badly bruised and
shaken up, but was not seriously hurt
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-26
LONE TREE

Miss Edna Mckee of Denver is Wis
iting friends and relatives here until
after Christmas.
Miss Presley. who has been teach
ing the Brown school, has had to give
up her school on account of i'll health.
Mrs Elmer Hagar of Eaton and
Miss Myrtle Baldridge of La Junta
spent last Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. d. c. Straight.
Lewis Avery of Chalk Bluffs recent.
ly visited his uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. John Roberts. Albert Aver al
so returned last week after several
weeks spetn at Chalk Bluffs.
There was not very large crowd
at the Aid meeting at Mr. Christmas
on account of the Threatening
weather. However, the ladies got a
neat little sum from the quilts and
everyone had a good time.
Eugene Briggs left Saturday. for
Missouri. after spending sFveral
months with his brothers. A feS days
before he left he had the misfortune
to get his foot badly bruised By having
1t caught unde wagon loaded with
beetS
A farewell party was given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Poi.
lock last Monday evening in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Pollock, who have
moved to Greeley, and also for Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jeffries, who left Saturday
| for their old home in Missouri. The
ladies took the supper and very
pleasant evening was enjoyed By all
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffries have
made many friends in the two Years
they have been here. who will be
sorry to have them go.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-26
WINDSOR

Miss Ethel Cowley and Perry Evans
were married at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. r. ]. Evans, last
FRIDAY afternoon, Rev Cooper offic-
iating. They left for short wedding
TRIP the same day. These young peo.
pie are well known in Windsor and
their many friends extend good
wishes.
Miss Edythe Ballegoin surprised
her many Windsor friends last
Wednesday evening by getting mar.
ried. the fortunate Young man beinp
b. o. Banks. formerly of this Mace
bnt now of Loveland. The wedding
TOOK place at the home of the brides
mother Mrs. Dora Ballegoin. Rev.
Cooper performed the ceremony The
young couple will reside in Love.
land.