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The border vidette., 1909-06-05
Notice of Hearing Petition.

In the Probate Court of the County of
 Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona. In the matter of the estate of Bryan Quinn, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that II. Vim cent Wallace has filed in this Court his petition praying for letters of ad minis tration and that the same will be heard on Monday, the 14th day ot June A. D. 1909, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the courtroom of said Court, in Nogafes, County of Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
 Dated June 2nd, 1909.
 M. MARSTELLER,
 6.5-2t CLERK.
The border vidette., 1909-06-05
NosaIes Lodge No. H, F. & A. NJ.

Holdsits regular communication on the third Saturday in the month, in the Masonic Temple, Terrace avenue, at 8 o'clock F. NJ. Visiting bretheren are cordially i'm Vited.
 Dr. A. l.. Gustetter, w. NJ.
 H. Vincent Wallace, 2-27-tf. Secretary.
The border vidette., 1909-06-05
Order Fixing Day of Hearing Return of
 Sale of Real Estate.

In the Probate Court of the County of
 Santa Cruz, Territory Of Arizona. In the matter of the estate of Dan HampstOn, insane.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03
MARCHING CLUBS At
nth NATIONAL
CONGRESS
Spokane Already Busy on the
Next Meeting of the lrriga-
ton Workers of the United
States.



Spokane, Wash. Dec. 30-March-
ing clubs are to be organized in one
hundred horticultural districts in
Washington, oregon. Idaho, Montana.
California. Utah. New Mexico. Ar
IONA, Colorado. Texas. Wyoming
British Columbia and Alberta, to take
part in the industrial parade at the
opening of the Seventeenth National
Irrigation congress in Spokane, Au-
gust 9 to IA. Most of them will be ao-
companied by bands. Robert Insin-
ger. chairman OF the local board OF
control. announces through Arthur
Hooker. secretary. that prizes Will pe
awarded 10 the districts outside OF
Spokane COUNT. sending the largest
delegations. also that ,urses viii De
given for the most original makeup
the clubs coming the longest distance
and the organizations presenting the
best appearance. There will also be
several band contests.
Ii is expected to have President
Taft and prominent men from various
parts OF the United States n can
ada. including railroad presidents
men interested in irrigation, h
ing. reclamation. forestry, water pow
CT and BODYBUILDING and members
of congress in the reviewing stand q
\. Kline. secretary of the chamber Of
OF FL Paso. Texas. while III
Spokane on a tour of the Paciiic
northwest. promised a delegation oil
from $50 TO 200 The party will come
To Spokane in a special train. accom-
panied by its prize winning Mexican
band. The apple belts in Washington
Idaho. oregon and Montana will also
large parties.
G. f. Barstow. OF Barstow. Texas
is president Of the congress, which
Judging from the arrangements al
ready made. gives promise OF bems
the best attended and most interesting
in the history OF the organization. Inc
Of control Is composed OF twe-
II prominent business and protest. DIP
al men Of Spokane. who have In name
the preparation of the program ana
arrangements for the entertainmtt
OF delegates and visitors.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03
HILL AND YOAKUM
BEHIND GREAT
PROJECT
Seven Million Acres of Land in
Southwest Texas to Be
Opened Soon for Colonial
ton and Exploitation,


Especial Correspondence " Morning Joarnall
san Antonio, Texas, Dec. Jl-Seven
million acres Of land. comprising the
richest agricultural section IN South
west Texas. or In the whole United
States, has been gathered under one
management for colonization and cx-
uloitation. is the nnouncemcn that
comes out Of Kingsvine. the town IS
tablished on the King ranch OF L.
250.0 600 acres
The holding syndicate is said to be
backed by James ] Hin. OF the Great
Northern. and b. +. Yoakum. Of the
Frisco-Ro ck Island. Il contemplates
building a trunk line railroad from
tho Frisco terminal in Northern Texas
90 Tampico. and there to connect
with the road building to the CITY
~ Mexico. thus shortening the time
fprm st. Louis. Chicago and New York
20 The City of Mexico by six hours.
a number Of branch lines viii also
be- constructed. san Antonio has al
ready raised 100000 bonus for this
road. which Is being promoted by J
n - Nf as NA ~ LNuA~f VIM ~ sup
posed Go be with the Frisco crowd.
The san Antonio and rio Grande
railroad Is already building north
from "a point near Mercedes where D
r. Ioakum and his associates have
already 81. 900 900 invested in "a land
nd irrigation scheme
Tn this railroad and in the big land
srheme is a man. who came quietly To
Texas a year ago and began 10 buy
land and take options where he could
TIL man is known TO have handled all
Of the lands controlled hy James }
Hil on the Great Northern. II il
snrmised that his combination which
threatens the supremacy 81 the Harri-
man lines in Southwest Texas viii be
fought hy that wizard OF railroad
building Already his i%ieutenants have
met in san Antonio and gone over the
situation. and there are Likely To be
interesting developments soon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03

The foreign commerce Of the world
for to. year 1908 will show a railing
orr IS compared Win 1897. accord
ing GO figures complied in Chicago
from official sources Totals for am
countries through December 81 have
not yet been compiled. but those in
hand up 10 the last few DAYS ~ tho
month Indicate q marked decrease o.
imports ana sports for tho twelve
months
This Is 9ue in part 10 the falling off
in imports % this country. which are
over 100000 o09 less than last year.
Exports from The United States ON the
other hand are nearby bold at 81 sta-
tionary figure and bid fair to forg,
ahead during the next few months
of the fore Ign countriss Great Britain
maintains fha lead. with imports of
Yearly SO 600 200. 600 In value. and axe
ports of over half that figure Ger
many follows with France and the
Netherlands taking next places with
ne United States the balance of trade
s. heavily in Uncle Ssms favor a-
usual The immediate situation in
hicago "a fhe Middle West IT, NOR.
promising than h has been sin che
ram OF 1909 and arrangements have,
been made for the placing ~ heaYr
'rdors in ali lines OF work duirne the
1rst feU weeks 81 the neu year. with.
he result, thaf 1909 wiil start with a
new impetus 90 prosperity whi-h
should hclp a. break many existing
records before il yields place to- 1910
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03

pasteurHing plan has been proven
fallacious according 10 q recent in
Testigation bg Samuel Hopkins Adams
There IS today mo- eminent author
lty in tire medical world nh0 believes
D q p-astcnrizad milk IS as good rs
pure raw miis, DE- has declared IN
IN article iu Meciure's P~asteuriza-
tion b. defended ass d makeshift. as %
method ~ destroying disease-bcaring
germs hy boiling them in the milk
and serving. as IL were. q sort Of hacii-
lus soup but wen thoroughly boiled
germs are not valuable articles OF nu-
triment. Boiled nlth-and as soon as
YOU begin to ~pasteurize sou open wide
the door 10 foul milk. since the foul
ness Is concealed. NOT destroyed. in the
cooking-is not an eminentiy desirable
item OF diet even when boiled in milk
Moreover, the bacilli Of qualification.
which are q fertile cause Of diarrhoeal
disorders. fairly hoid rcVel of multi
p%iication BOO -pasteurized milk. where
IN raw milk they arc Kept under
by the natural bacini of the fluid.
which ram On early prey 10 boiling
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03
PAM Named En-

school Teacher-Johnny. ] hear
that YOU have two little twin sisters
at your house his morning
Johnny-Yes. ma'am. and we've
got names for en-. too.
School Teacher-Why. how nice, /
suppose one Of them is to be named
after your mamma. but what is she
going to call the other
JOHNNIE. they amt got girl
names Pa called them Thunder
and Lightning as soon as ne heard
about them.-Judee-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03

70 the new town Of Chaplin in Hidalgo
county.
The main canal will be fifty-five
miles long and its numerous laterals
win measure several hundred miles In
length. The company is composed OF
a dozen Of the most prominent land
owners ina Cameron and Hidalgo coun-
ties and the projects financed by a big
New York bank. Already about two
and n half million dollars have been
spent in the lower Rio Grande val
Icy on big irrigation plants.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03

Laredo, Texas. Lar 2.-In a fire
in a coach on the Mexican National
southbound train yesterday. as it was
passing through a tunnel at RincOn-
ada. Mexico. person was burned
10 death and Ms. Jones. from Dear
born. Mo-. and W. L. Manning. OF
Olive Branch. La. were fatally
burned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03

New YORK. Jan. II ~cabIegil"
tonight to the agent here OF tnr
LloVa Saubaudo. one Of the Italiah
steamship lines running bct"een i'-'
and this country. says the nrst i"t "
refugees from the stricken distfi''
Of italy had sailed from Palermo u"
acy for the United states i"s
numhDr saAnn hnnlrnl.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03
IMPORTANT CHANGE
IN PUBLIC LAND
REGULATIONS
AGITATION FOR REFORM
IN THE LAND LAWS
Something About the Rate fol
Upper Berihs in Sleeping
Cars and How the Upstairs
May Be Avoided.

-
''s''l'' '"''f'p"""'''' % h"'"'"s Journal
bf INFt''' +"
inpor hrfth rates. n siecpng ears.
which mae boon mnde me subject SO
inquiry hsrr DPS The Interstate COM
msrce commission. nas caused MANY
.fHf''s fn he uuafiiciaif r~efat.a quite
entertaining ~ fhe expert tes-
t1nent rlteu ht tWo travelling slles
unn Wnfe rHil.d as WITNESSES
Dol tIlinE ih, more serious ASPECTS of
tH lHllnln tae re-. fatt that tbr
raie throughout th, United States
lsast f.rtfl ta aia lu ten years
~ 0oD GEO $50 the aat.t.nfine stopt
maHnnae t rrr 81
iiflaeoa ana ulat aaetNtt mellon hest
'an go 5000 oaH . ert lost
ef lnt h,.f s..fA g.. related
0F Nri0 Road In n. hIs
'HmnlH Arkusap Travelled .i0rsa
nHIth N.nH nan writing f.f tha
0rrrIrf pahU.hInF company co. Dhl-
at
a faf man hsf er.nlss into d..
i.ffh ahosa rr anI rs h.aff taft
e ta hImsar
dant mHnH r.ff.ne M ts.r.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03

Another big Irrigation company has
boon organized in the lower Rio
Grande valley that viii shortly begin
90 install an irrigation plant 70 cost
@ million dollars. 10 viii be- one 81
tae largest irrigation plants ga tn
United States The canal viii work or
tnU graFlfy plan. the water being
drawn ffam o. gia Grand-
through The obs arroyo throueh Ehene-
nr tn flana Granfe and thence un
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03
Negotiations witm Venezuela.

Caracas, Jan. 2.-Conferences be-
tween W. |. Buchanan, the special
commissioner from the United states.
and Foreign Minister Gineaud. for the
settlement OF the difficulties between
the United states and Venezuela. have
begun.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03

Good morning sir says H. iaa,
entering che studio of tine fanious por-
TRAIT painter wish O. rJeaer sou
% paint mY portrait
i shall b. delighted maiiam
20 want IS painted rtp ma snow
hat on
Pardon me madam. hlt 4 am not Id
landscape artist life
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03
Boxing Bout Declared or.

Los Angeles. Jan. The boxing
contest scheduled January 5. between
Freddie Welsh and George Memsic,
mas been declared off on account Of
an injury sustained in training by
Welsh
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03

The Naw Years resolution of Pure
'ins for Chicago seems o. D. boo a
fan say 81 minrment along new ln,s.
NfN ora name. requirements a. t1 the
milf supply became affsotiN. from
New Aeafs d1y-fhr p~asteurIzuE os
I mNk from COWS not fub.rril
Dei0u and eNactlne cieanHn,ss n al
iealtf- milk iNpots Tho uuroar first
ffHi#I in the counties fram uhicf.
mik s shipped g., i+ re
Hif wrnt thar COWS shaU be- sub
+ faa iu tests f.r discovery ol thos.
h'.H are tuhercnlnus seems To- b.
hsiins as result off the discovery
fHHf adjacent states have made Illinois
tHr lumriug ground for t-uhereulous
iii The expense tn dalNman in-
.oINea DOB the measures imposed hv the
N'a.il department of Chicago occa-
.r.i thf upruar but 10 Na- painted
'nf mat flr n.st Interests 1T the
fmHrs IaF in securing healthy herds
iAaf infection spread ranIdl, and 70
Hns as sell as COWS and that dis.
COWS w0rn Improbable. argu-
"'nt7 which made thr dairsmon sit
ln and thInk However. the rule for
.h. ~pasteuriaing of mlk % KIN the
-HrfnT boz douhtfal er unrIean milk
means that Chicago WIN drink boiled
mills durue tht nest five wears *
$50 those people who can .pav 4 high.
rr price for rerfInrd mfk~ thai.
which comes fram certified herds and
mas hf.n carefully bottled The bulk
HI fEH supply u|II ha nnafarfrHraH mo-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03

Aunt Miranda TAT her city niece's
weddingl-What is that inscripshun.
Silas. on that there butter plate2
Cynical rncie-Looks 10 me like
For Butter OF Worse. AUarva-d
Lamnoon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03

Mr. Chairman began the phan
who Is unaceustamcd 20 public sn$ak-
ng. I-er-f-er-I-cr-
Well Interrupted the chairman
kindly. TO err is human. -Washine-
ton Herald
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03
Military.

Yes" said Mrs. Malaprop. my
daughters going to win that soldier.
an right. shes already ordered one
Of them scabbard gowns to please
him. '-Exchange,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03

For rurbng co.. Joan sharks. before
thelr next harvest begins which isl.
after NeW Years t has
''"H.a o. secure ln illinois, M
"a h" requiring thtm Co. give
t ''fr"NNr a receipt which sets
our roc ntt of Interest charged and.
MS lsai ushu ln the matter In "a f.u
{ 81 more than ~ ler cent af ga.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-21
Sewer Work slow

The construction OF the northwest
sewer has now advanced to Eighth
avenue and is proceeding much slow
or than anticipated. The cost will
also exceed the estimate made by the
engineer as difficulties are encoun-
tered in nearly every loot OF the eS-
cavation.
The sewer runs between Third and
Fourth streets. being the lowest por-
ton of the city until 1t reaches Elev-
enth avenue. Up to that point II
practically traverses sink hole and
in some places the excavation is thir-
teen feet deep and the workmen are
compelled to stand in two feet OF
water. The formation Is gravel and
ouicksand entirely. and to protect
the lives of the men the trench has
10 be cribbed the entire distance from
Sixth to Eleventh avenues. This is
what makes the work so slow, labor
ious and costly and these unforeseen
difficulties make one reason for the
lack of bids when city work Is adver-
tised.
1t was estimated that the sewer
would cost 90 cents Il running foot,
but 1t will be closer to 65 cents. II
has been found by actual experience
that the city can do the work by day
labor, as in the sewer now under
construction. at about one-half the
price asked by contractors.
The latter have come to the con-
clusior that IL is of no use to submit
a high priced bid. as it will be re-
ieCted by the city officials, who know
the difference and no contractor Will
take the risk without a large margin.
The last bid received from a con
tractor was for "A small sewer of only
TWO blocks. The contractor bid 60
cents per running foot, which the
city considered too high and ordered
the superintendent of that depart
ment to do the work by day labor.
Ii cost the property owners just so
cents or half the contractors price.
In the sewer now being constructed
superintendent Nolin employs only
tirst-class men. They are paid 81
for eight hours and each must keep
up his end. There are no pensioners
such as can be found on the city pay
foil of most towns. A space measur-
ing three shovel lengths is laid OFF
for each man and as they are expect
ed to reach the bottom at the same
time there is no opportunity to shirk.
The big east side sewer will be
taken up as soon as the present work
is completed. Up to date no bids
have been received and there is little
doubt that the city will do the work.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-21

Young ladies have roCantly been
calling at the homes of our poighbors
demonstrating baking powders.
1t is a little trick.
Different baking powders re mix
ed with little water ana bo;led nv
.ne uen,ons'ratof The Kind of
powder that the "domousfrstor" is
paid to sell or recommend ,nneara
to be all right. but the rtb,r Einds
OF powder appear to leave gad,ment
oa,I.i,a; .aNe IN ,he dlsh II is quite
convincing but absolutely mfsloadinp
What is the truth?
The truth is that If fha .demor-
strator' should be hired ,,,.,ha otbar
side she could turn the rgs. ro,rd
condon,,,a, 'he one she ormerly
and the one she formarlr "a hoe
now become the villain .snrt n
is purely matter of rra..r,,l,tion
ana misrepresentation bv n "dam-
ao,a 'Nu Ih lhIH H It is all
I rat IN e"I one Gonn9mHing fact.
is oct,,,iI,, ny pp"ugf she H praising
acid hTry,, lh1f tringent
strator' does not know sant
she does not know much atr,t cbe,n-
istfy' and has boon told oelv what
IT, ra, IS good for her to repeat but the
T., H.,o,usekeepors who are Interested
IN IN ms matter win do wen 10 saw to
env aemonstrator' next INC she
taiis; "a Please give me statement
a. aa writing that your baking nowder
mba ubea hot contain alum"-ond see
nan "na' happens. Whatever Lac hap
,','t. pens' 1t Is a safe prophecv that the
hn hiiaIeh zen statement requested will not
t pu kiVeh-and thus the true charac-
'e' Vi such work will be reyeaIed.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-21
Married in La Junta

wedding which will be of inter-
est to the Greeley young people will
take place today at La Junta. when
Roy c. Tallman, VINO was formerly
located here will be married to Miss
Sabina NJ. Painter of Muncey, Pa.
Mr.. Tallman was with the telephone
company when he first came to Gree
ley and was later with the Grea.
Western Sugar company and was
transferred to Brush, where he ia
now located.
The bride has Two brothers in La
Junta, and the wedding will taks
place at the home of one of them
The couple will live at Brush.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-21
GDlfrey-patterSt,D

W. 4. Patterson and Miss Hazel
Godfrey, both OF Greeley, We're mar
ried Tuesday in Denver. The date
of the wedding has been kept a Sc
cret and comes as a surprise TO the
friends of the couple here. Word
was received this morning that the
ceremony took place in Denver and
the couple will return after a few
days trip over the state.
The bride has spent her entire life
here and is a graduate of the high
school and the Normal. She is the
granddaughter of Judge and Mrs. d.
Hawks.
The groom has been here several
years and is employed at the Conner
meat market.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-21
PRODUCE BEING SHIPPED
FROM NEW TOWN OF kCNEU

The 200 people who own lots in
Kuner will be surprised to learn that
two train loads of produce have al
ready been shipped from the new
beet dump and sidetrack at the new
town. Three new residences have
been constructed and the place has
now the aspect of little village.
On account of the new towns
springing up almost daily the public
aye has neglected Kuner for the pas.
few weeks, but the little burg is
Just the same.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-21
Cement Block at Lasalle

ley signed contract Saturday to
undertake the erection of a cement
block residence in LaSalle for Sher-
man Markle. The Markles have rent
ed their ranch in Beebe Draw and it
is understood that Mr.. Markle will
engage in business here.
]. b. Dunn has purchased a part
OF the old schoolhouse and will have
it remodeled for a dwelling house.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-21
YOUNG MEN WANTED
Government Pays from 5000 To
$1,000 Year, No l.ay-OHs-
Free Scholarships Offered

Railway mail clerks. postofrice
clerks, city carriers. rural mali car
riers wanted. Examinations in the
vicinity of Greeley soon. Short
hours. salary twice monthly, annual
vacation and life position Thous-
ands of appointments are to be made
Common education is all you need
city and country people have equal
chance and political influence is un-
necessary. rre scholarships during
October and November. No time to
lose, write to Central Schools, Dept.
992, Rochester, n. Y.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-21
cA,iE'IELD COMPANY WILL
ENLARGE PIERCE AAIthN

The contract between the
Lateral company and the Ia
Poudre Irrigation company. "
the latter secures the right
the lateral for the Greeley /
district. was filed for record
day. For the contract price OF
47i the Camield company, or
mle-Poudre. secures the right
large and extend the Pierce
from its headgate in the IL
county canal to beyond Grow
The present capacity OF the di
1l6 water rights, all OF VII
still retained by the recent co
ers. The lateral will be eniars
carrythirty-tour additional
making n total of $50. Tke
tional thirty-four rights will
liyered to the new Greeley ?
district
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-21
SuInrised Miil lace

VIII Lace was given surprise
saturday evening at mis- home the
Methodist parsonage, by a croWd OF
nors. who came ut the invitation OF
Misses Mona and Jessie Lace to as
sist in the celebration of their oroth-
er's birthday.
The evening was spent with jolly
games and the occasion was much
enioyed by all present. Refresh
ments were served by Misses Lace.
The guest list included j. NJ. and
Fred Cameron, Carol Nelson. Rus
sell Him. Ralph English, Percy and
Robert Caudlin, Leslie Tuck Fred
Center and Ben Natfziger,
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-21
Telephone Man in Hospital

Eaton, Oct lS.-Charles II. Rus
sell, manager of the local telephone
exchange and a resident OF Eaton
for number of years, was removed
to Denver Sunday and placed in a
hospital there. Russell received a
bad fall years ago and has never
fully recovered from its Elects. 1t
is hoped that he win be benefitted
by treatment received in Deuver. DR..
B. p. Peck, his physician, and Amos
Ackroyd accompanied him
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-21
CONTEST I
DEPARTMENT or
I niicd states

\ sufficient con,ss
been Hlcd in tlls \
Overmlu. contesia,t
stead Entry Ne. Ind
December 9, 1901. iuf
s ~, Range 60 W,
Howard cuntesiee,
legged that SAID IN
abandoned said lana
is no house upon The
habitation and thA.
never resided upon y
land ns provided by
are hereby notified d
and oner evidence ID
CATION at 10 O'Clock
10, 1910, before The
ceiver at the United l
In Denver, Colorado |
The said c0ntesiu
roper affidavit, fled,
set forth facts whic|
due diligence ersonil
notice cannot he mad
dered and directed n
given by due and u
c. \. l
First publication nj
October 7 1903, last |
ber 2S, 1909.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-21
Parties Last Week
p,r,y in Pleasant Valley

Horace Atkinson was given W
lightfuI surprise at his nome !"
Pleasant valley saturday eNeh'hs
The anair was planned by Mrs, AZ AZ
kiusnn who invited company %
friends to come and help IN the ee''-
bration OF Mir Atklnson's birthday
The evening was spent piaS,ns
Progressive High Five, MI ana ,Sls MIs'
L. l.. Post winning first prize ioi- !'n,,
nee Salser carried of the consolation
prize. .,,.,.,5 Inv
Fine refreshments were serNSu pF
Mrs Atkinson and her daughter
Mrs Rose Eames. Before depa' o.
ing the guests gave Mr' A'hlnsui
81 necktie shower. There were tWeh-
" guests present
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kellogg and
Ave children arrived here the last
of the week from Clearmont, Mo.
and will live on Fifteenth street. Mr..
Kellogg made a trip to Greeley this
summer and was delighted with the
place and returned to Missouri to
settle up his business and bring his
family.