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The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05
OAK RIDGE

Sam Davis o. near Lite Rock
was calling on the Ridge one day
Jane Burnett ana sister Lulu
were visiting Lenora Tay.or one
day last week.
Mrs. Charley Neff is the guest
o! Mrs. j. w. Colt at this writ
ing.
Lenora Taylor and brother
C.areace were visiting at the
home o! w. n. D!.le one day last
week.
Clarence Tay.or is on the sick
Est at this writing.
John die and NJ. II. McClain
ana wife were visiting II. w.
Taylor and family Thursday
evening OF last week.
w N Ollie and wife were trad
ing in Gillian Friday CT last week
Asa Duncan was at Little Rock
one day last week.
j. NJ. Haring was a Gillian call
er Friday OF last week.
M. r. Mccain, w. N. Ollie and
Frank Hays were dragging the
roads Saturday OF last week
Every one lend a helping hand
and keep the good work going
That is the only way to have
good roads.
b. C. Colt is ON the sick list al
this writing,
A. }. Thornton was trading In
Giilaim Saturday,
Ike Thornton ana family were
visiting at the home of w, N
Di @ Sunday,
John Hays Is on the sick list
at this writing.
Caroline Thornton was tn,
guest OF Lena Dee Sunday.
r.. w. Taylor and wife were Wis
ting at the home OF M. r, Nc
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05
md sympathy to the bereaved

tend sympathy to the bereaved
ones.
John McCarty ana family NOV
ed Monday to the Jerry Suther-
land farm in Cooper county.
Jake Sawyer OF Nelson was Gu
our streets Monday.
Mrs, David Clingingpeel was in
town Monday and informed US
her son Will VINO has been sick
for some time improves very
slowly.
Miss Eula Elliott lett Sunday
Tor her home i'm Boonvilie after q
visit here with her sister Mrs.
Henry Morris.
Mrs. Harry Ritter ami little son
We're In town Monday.
Simon Davis AMI wife of the
county were on our streets Mon
day
l.. A. Wilmarth and daughters
Misses Belle and Mae were shop.
ping in town Monday,
w. o. Burge and wife of Cooper
county and sister Miss Dora
Burge OF Boonville were here Mon
day.
Harold Turley and wife were
guests Saturday might and Sun
day o. E.wood Fray and family
near Blackwater.
Lon Wade and willie were in
town Monday.
Miss Orpha Piper OF near Lit
tie Rock wa3 a caller In town
Monday.
Mrs. Horace Fades and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jesse Kincheloe OF Coop
er county were i'm town Monday
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05
SLATER.

Mrs. G. C. Troy and daugheter
Maria lett Friday for Quincy, Ill.
to purchase the spring stock OF
millinery.
j. l.. Lynch was in Marshall
Saturday,
w C. white and family moved
to Agency, Iowa, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. III. Presley are
moving into their new residence
this week.
M. L. Francis OF jefferson City
spent Sunday here, Mrs. Francis
returned with him Monday morn
Aing and will remain during his
work there.
Rev. Scarritt, on Kansas City
Npreached at the, Methodist
.Echurch Sunday morning.
w. G. Sebring returned Friday
morning from Chicago where he
attended the National Conven-
tiou OF School superintendent.
Miss Ethel Orear returned
home Friday from Wellsville Kan
sas where she was the guest OF
her sister Mrs. Turner Reid.
Mrs. ID. j. Burruss returned
home Sunday from st Louis ac-
lcompaneid by Miss Mamie Dough-
Eerty who will have charge OF her
MILLINERY department this spring,
SANFORD Howard OF jefferson
lofty was at home Sunday.
Miss Pauline Liggett was in
Marshall Saturday.
Mrs. Jaycox went to Kansas
City Saturday.
Misses Grace Dulaney and Es-
telle Land were shopping in Mar
shall Saturday evening.
Mrs. Lulu Briggs was IN Kansa
CitSSthe first o fthe week.
dcMrs. Fred Roche was called to
RLouisiana, Mo-, Thursday on &C
count OF the sudden death Of her
Dfather, Mr.. Sissen.
Misses Mildred Martyr MabeI
n and Ethelyn Carter were visit.
ling relatives In Marshall Friday
land Saturday.
Mrs. c. II. Tucker and daughter
philise spent Sunday In Excel
Estor Springs. Mr. Tucker has
been there for the past week,
Johns Griffin visited friends II
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05
ARROW ROCK

Misses Katie and Mile Janneck
wree trading with our merchants
Friday.
Mrs. w. ID. Diggs spent several
days In the country last week
with her son Will and family.
Dick Rhoades a very Old co,ored
citizen OF this community owing
to his helpless condition with no
one to care for him was taken
Saturday to the county farm.
Misses Louise ami Nora Heu-
man were In town Saturday.
Miss Poster and brother OF
near Little Rock were on our
streets Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Townsend Is In
st. Louis this week purchasing
her Spring millinery goods and
also visiting her brother WIN
Watts and wife.
Mrs. Parilee Bingham lett Sat-
urday for a few days visit with
her brother John Crutcher and
family In Jefferson City.
There was preaching Sunday al
the Methodist church by Rev
Wood their regular pastor.
Dorris ID. youngest child OF w
II. Diggs and wife Of near town
died Sunday morning o! pneumon
va, aged about 2 years. Funera
services were he'd here at the
Methodist church Monday after
noon at $50 by Rev. Z. Il. Raney
on Fayette and tnterment at thu
Lite Rock cemetery. We exl
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05
Claim Saturday.

Claim Saturday.
Mrs. Emma Dee was the guest
o. Mrs. :. W. Colt Wednesday.
LeaCra Taylor was the guest
C! he.' aunt Mrs Henry MattoX,
near Little Rock Saturday.
zoe Thornton AMI Frank Hays
were the guests o. Archie Dee
Sunday.
Fem Thornton was calling on
MS best girl Sunday.
MIS- Halle Burnett was the
guest o! her sister Mrs. ICE Dun
can Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05
Slater and Vicinity
Miss Florence Burns Is authorized 70 accept subscriptions and adver.
Using at Slater and will also receive news items for this paper.

Louisiana Saturday.
Mis- Katherine Scarritt was
the Guccess!ul contestant IN the
Deciamatory Contest at the
Opera House Friday night be-
tween the 7th AMI 9Th grades,
winning the gold medal. Miss
Gertrude Rector won second.
TIL centre program consisting OF
iri...S, dialogues and music was
well rendered and much enjoyed
by those present.
Harry Presley who has been
IN Hot Springs for the past two
weeks ON account OF rheumatism
returned home the first of the
week.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05
Remember He Will be There.

DR.. vardeman Dentist OF Mar
shall, Mo, will make his trip to
Little Rock, March 10, 10. 20.
And at Arrow Rock, Is, 16, ~.
DR.. Vardeman's work Is both oil
the highest quality, combined
! with the lowest prices, Ii you
need the work OF a skilled Dentist
| see him ON this visit, as his work
and prices will convince you he
wants your work and will save
YOU both pain and money,
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-05
LONG BRANCH

Miss Mary Igo OF Mt. Leonard
returned to her home Saturday
after spending a week with Miss
Cor.me Spencer,
Aak Miss Inez Brown what
made Mr., Ameron three hours
late Sunday a week ago. We
hear he was hung up in the mud
on the way.
Mr.. Rink and family left Tues
day for their new home In Mime
|s9ta, We are sorry to lose them
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-24
Specyalnie TAME raty exkur-
syjne ma narodowe kon-
wencye. koleja North

WeuCyo. kOAtj4 IOICu'
Western.
S~pecyalnie niskie raty e%xkursyj-
ne ma lato Z dogodnym uwzglednie-
MEM powrotu, i dogodnem swobo-
dnem przesiadaniem do Denver,
Salt Lake City, Los Angeles, Port
land, Spokane, Seattle, st. Paul i
Minneapolis, z powodu zjazdu ma
rodowych stowarzYszeh n. E. A.
Epworth League, Christian Endea-
vor, G.. A. r. Elks, J. o.. O.. F.
ma narodowy kongres skraplenia,
wystawe A. Y. p. j wiele innych
narodowych zgromadzen.
Us}uga kolejowa pierwszej klasy.
Wyborne drogi. Poboczne w>cie-
czki ma mie]sca zwiedzane przez
p~ublicznosG ma g6rach W Colora
do Yellowstone i do Yosemite.
Wzgledem daty sprzedazy, wa
gondw syplalnych do rezerwscyi,
!d1ukowanych przewodoik6w po-
dr6zy l zupelnych informacyi,
zggtosic sic do kt6rego-kolwiek a
genta sprzedajgcego. bilety kolel
North-M estern,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-24
Opowiadanie ola ludu im}odzie ty.
Gag dalszy

Zo1nierzem tym byl Ro-
bort, syn starego Ryszarda,
Przez nieostr6znosc pijauych
zofdak6w W ca}em wiezieniu
strasznY wybuch} ogie6. Zo}-
nierze stojacy pred Drama
ma stray, odrzucili broh,
pozdejmo wall wierzchnie su-
knie i co zywo pobiegli na
ratunek. Robert skorzysta} z
pierwszego zamieszania, por-
wal bro1 / suknie jednego
gwardzisty i W okamgnieniu
by} z tenn w cell pana Ma
line.
- Predko wdziewaj pan
to suknie, - zawo}a1 i po-
maga} sam PREY ubieraniu,
wsadzif w1ezniowi helm woj-
skowy, przypasa} mu szable
i podaf ma ramie karabin.
Pan Maine z d1uga swa bro.
da, kt6rej mu we wiezieniu
lie zgolono, kiedy sic pre-
bra} wyg]ada1 prawdziwie, ma
dzikiego i dzielnego z61nie-
RIA. - Teraz 49, rzek} Ro-
bert, - schcdz pan ostro i
odwaznie 20 schodach ma
dol i tylna Drama dostaniesz
sic pan ma wolnosc. Wprost
spieszne do domu mego OF
ca, a ten was =-ZaproWadzi
mad Rem, gdzie juz czo}no
gotowe ma was czeka.
Maine umia1 bardzo do
brze skorzystac z chwili. u
powaga i pewnoscia, jak
gdyby najwazniejsze ni6s}
rozkazy, szed1 pc schodach
ma DOL, ma }udzi, gaszacych
ogien, wo}af co ch villa, by
sic Z dro2i usuneli, CO ci
tel czynili, myslac, re zo1-
nierza tego dow6dzca postal
z rozkazami, ! W ten spos6b
bez przeszkody 6osta1 sic;
poza injury wiezienia!
Juz by}o dobrze 20 p6lno-
cy, kiedy przyby} do chsty
rybaka. Zapukat powoli do
okna. Rybak wYszedf, zdzi.
viii sic / przestraszy} jesz-
cze wiecei. Myslal BOWEN, |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-24

re jakis zolnierz przyby1 je
fgo Tub brata aresztoEaa{{
gdyz obaj przez przyjaz6
z~yczliwosc ku rodzinie Ma
line wiele sobie narobili ME
przyjaci6}. Chwile tylko jed
max trwalo jego pomiesza
ME i przestrach W tenn vie
ksza zamieni}a sic radost
kiedy poczciwy staroWin'
pozna1, kite pred MIN stoi
zawOfaf tel pelen radosci
- Bogu dzieki - i zaprowa.
dill go do izby. Ryszard
kt6ry juz dziesiata noe ocze
kiwa} W mieszkaniu brata ne
te radosna chwile, zerwaf sig
! zawo}a}: 49, to moi pan =:
i obaj padli sobie W objecia
Pierwsze pytanie pana Mali.
ne by}o dowiedziec sic, CO
sic dzieje z jego rodzina ]
iona. Ryszard c%powiedzia]
vice, W jaki spos6b urato-
wal pania i Karolka, dalej
re Anusia bV}a bardzo cho.
ra, lecz, re juz jest zdrowa j
znajduje sic W ich domu.
Anusia, kt6ra spa1a W sa-
siedniej izdebce, obudzila sic
i zaraz pozna}a CLOS OLGA. L
krzykiem rado6ci wypad}a j
rzuci}a sic W objecia OLGA,
kt6ry re }zami W oczach ca
}owa1 jej jeszcze wyblad}e cd
chorobv lica.>
Rybacy chcieli sic wstr2y-
mac VI przejazdem "a grantee
do rama, ale pan Maine
pOstanowil zaraz jeszcze W
nocy przeprawic sig ma dru-
ga strone rzeki, ably jak mai
PREDICT ujs6 z kraju, W kt6-
ME gdys zy1 tax szcze-
5liwie i swobodnie, a kt6ry
teraz zamieni} sic W jaskinie
5yran6w i zb6jc6w. Rybacy
nie smieli mu sic sprzeci-
i ma TEN samem czo1~
1ie, ma kt6rem ME dawno
ego iona sic p~rzewiozfa i
IN miaf sic z c6rka dostae
Ia drugi brZeg na ziemie
1iemiecka. Starry rybak po- !
'zed} naprz6d, "a MIN powo-
i uda]i sic wszyscy. Noe
oy1a bardzo pogodna i lasna.
cichosci zblizy]i sic d.
vody, gdzie juz gotowe sta
o czolno. Wtem naraz odez-
va1Y sic poza ich plecami
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-24

AWd1I0 ulA10 AfSU OA0TW
-
wszyscy, ably W spokoju pa
re dni wypocza6, ] nabra6
lsi1 do dalszej podr6zy. Ale
pan Maline zaledwie pobyl
pare godzin u wiesniaka, juz
%rozmy6]af i gotowa1 sic do
drogi: - ia ME bede mia1
tax d}ugo spokojnej chwili,
= m6wi} do Ryszarda, =
az odnajde moja zone ze sy-
mem. M6wisz mi wprawdzie
kochany Ryszardzie, re oni
ga bezpieczni W Szwajcaryi,
ale ia music jak najpredzej
ich odszukac, tylko jak bez
zasob6w odbyc tax daleka
podr6z? Piechota mafa Anna
ME odbedzie tel drogi, a ia
pr6cz zycia mic ME wynios-
lem z rodzinnego kraju.
Ryszard ma te sfowa ME
odezwa} sic, tylko wyciagnal
sakiewke re z}otem, - moi
panic ME jestes tax biedny,
jak myslisz, to wszystko jest
twoja w1asnoscia. - Pan
%zdziwiony patrzy{ niedowie-
rzajaco to ma pieniadze, to ma
dobrego Ryszarda. Jak pan
by} jeszcze bogatym, to by
liscie oboje pa6stwo bardzo
mi}osiernemi i rzucaliscie,
z}oto pe}nemi garsciami, po-
zyczaljscie, ME upominajac
sic wiecej o d1ugi. W czasie
twojego wiezienia panic i u
cieczek PAM uda}em sic do
niektr6rych d}uznik6w, a ci
dobrzy ludzie, pomni ma wa
sza dobro6, z ochota sp]aci-
d}ugi, i OTTO masz pan swo-
je wfasne pieniadze. - Pan
Maline wielce u%radowany
przeliczyf dukaty, Boze
.zieki ci, re ME opuszczasz
nieszczesliwych. - Teraz do
mi}osciwy panic jest
"a co jecha6 do S~zwajcaryi i
poszukac PAM, a %powiedzie
lam sic to z p%ewnoscia.
(Cjag daJszy nastapj.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-24
SpraWcy kfOpot6W usu-
njeCi.

Skcro 3i%erpiacy ma chorobe To-
fadka wezmie ORA hing*a New
Life pigulek, z radoscia sposlszega
jak zatwardzenie i niestrawnosc
znika, lecz wiecej mu schlebia je.:
go swiezY dotry apetyt slime ner
wy, zdrowa energia wszystko to,
Doniewaz zo}qdek, watroba i nerki
teraz dobrze dzia}aj2. Csc W apiece
NJ. j. Kowa]ewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-24

'lfczne strza}y, j us1yszeli
,1g1osy: - st6jcie! st6icie!
Ogieh we wiezieniu uga.
szono predko, a nastepnie
z61nierze przeszukali tros.
lkliwie Gale wiezienie, ely
kt6ry wiezni6w W czasie
og6lnego zamieszania ME u
ciek}. Ku wjelkiej ich z}osci
ii przerazeniu znalezli cele
pana Maine pr6zna. Zol-
nierz, kt6remu brakowa}o u
brania i broni, wo1al W z}o-
Sci: - W moich sukniach j
W mojej broni uciek}! dalej
"a MIN, ME daleko musia1
ujsc! - Wkr6tce natrafili ma
slad ucieczki, i szybko, ;ak
MONA by1o najpredzej ma}y
oddzia} zo}nierzy pusci} sic
"a uciekajacym W pogo1. Ma
glossy zo}nierzy oniemieli
prawie wszyscy z nrzeraze-
MIA. Podwoili kroku i z 20.
fmoca Boza dosiedli czo}na,
a starry Ryszard, ola kt6re,
|go juz miejsca W cz01nie ME
by}o ukry} sic tymczasem
ma brzegu we wyprochnia}ej
wierzbie.
Ale zaledw;e re GWadzieS
cia krok6w byli cd brzegu,
zo}nierze staneli mad woda, j
szybko poczeli strzelac. Swist
kul odbijaf sic z1owrogo o
uszy uciekajacych, Pan Ma
line rozkaza1 GORGE po}ozy6
sic ma dnie czo1na, ably
by}a bezpieczniejsza. Je~
dina kula przestrzeli}a ka-
pelusz panu Maine, kilka
odbi}o sic O lodi i
wode. Mimo jednak tylu ME
bezpiecze1stw dostali sic
szczesliwie ma drugi brzeg.
Pan Maline upad1, bedac
iuz bezpiecznym, ma kolana
dziekowaf goraco Bogu "a
pomoc i ratunek, Anusia j
uczynili to samo,
nastepnie usiedl; ma k1odzie
ably wypocza6 pc
wytezajacem wios}ow aniu.
kiedy powstali, odezwaf sic
.yszard, kt6r> i W nieszcze
5ciu HE chcia} swego pana
- "a dobrych, spo |,
czas6w by1em u wa
szanowany, i by}em wan W
ME sluga, lecz przy-
iacielem. Umie ceni6 wasza
1obroc panic, pozw6lcie mi
vice, re was iteraz ME o. {
pus7cze, lecz czy W doll czy
.iedoli, chce jednaki die
liz z wami los. - Pan Mali
ne pOruszOnv dObrOcia
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-06-17
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS
BEING MADE AT THE
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

From Thursdays Daily.
A special meeting OF the members
OF the First Baptist church last night
1t was unanimously voted to empower
the trustees to order the excavation
and fitting up OF kitchen and Sun
day school room under the church
building and to make such other i'm
provements to the property as they
deemed necessary. The work OF exca-
vating for the proposed kitchen and
sewer connection has been started
and will be carried forward as rapidly
as possible until completed and ready
for occupancy. The Sunday school
room will be sixteen by fifty-four
feet in dimension and will be attract
lively furnished. The enlargement is
made necessary by the growth OF the
church membership and the increas-
ing attendance at the Sunday school
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-06-17
CANON CITY DRIVING CLUB
TO HAVE MATINEE RACES
ON PULY THE FIFTH

At a meeting OF the members OF the
Canon City Driving and Riding club
last night 1t was decided to celebrate
Independence Day" by a series Of
matinee races at the fair grounds on
Monday. July 5th. A special commit
tee OF five members, consisting of W.
H. Peabody, Chas. z. Reeves. Chas.
Johnson. DR.. C. Herman Graves and
DR.. Stewart. the veterinarian. was ap-
pointed to draft Q program and to
make such arrangements as would as
sure the success fthe affair. The
committee met at Peabody's drug store
at 10 O'Clock this morning and decid-
ed to recommend two trotting and two
pacing races; a half mile dash; q rag
zle dazzle and a gentlemen's and la
dies riding ring. Attractive premiums
will be given and It 10 confidently ex-
pected that the event will elist the in
terest and enthusiasm Of most OF the
horsemen OF Fremont county. There
are some fifteen or twenty good track
horses in Canon City and vicinity, and.
perhaps. half dozen in Florence.
With this material to draw upon the
oficers of the Driving club believs
that It will be an easy matter to pro-
vide the public with an excellent pro-
gram Of sport.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-06-17
PERMANENT SURVEY ON
PROPOSED HIGHWAY To BE-
GIN EARLY NEXT WEEK

According to County Commissioner
B. A. Banta the final survey OF the
new road between Colorado Springs
and Canon City will be commenced
early next week. The work will be
done by W. P. Woodside and Charles
Milton, county surveyors Of Ri Paso
and Fremont counties respectively
The first working camp will be es-
tablished on the other side of Dead
Mans canon about fifteen miles from
Colorado Springs and the construc-
ton gang will work this way. Fifty or
sixty convicts from the state peniten-
tiary will start the work and others
will be supplied when needed. The
proposed highway is to be 1S feet wide
and when completed will be one Of the
best scenic thoroughfares in Colorado.
AS soon as the final survey IL COM
pleted. which will probably require
weeks time, the commissioners Of the
two counties will hold a meeting and
arrange to begin construction.-Colo-
RADIO Springs Telegraph.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-06-17
ANNUAL PICNIC OF THE aar
OHIO ASSOCIATION HELD AT
tf CITY PARK YESTERDAY
From Fridays Daily

From Fridays Daily.
The annual pinic OF the Ohio Asso-
citation Of Fremont county was held at
the city park yesterday. The number
Of members attending was small. ow-
ing to the threatening character Of the
weather. but an excellent time was en-
joyed by those present.
The picnic party began to gather at
10 o'clock. and, promptly at noon. the
dinner was spread. At 1:30 Colonel p.
w. Blanchard, master OF ceremonies.
called the association to order and the
annual election OF officers was taken
up. The election was without special
incident and resulted as follows: 8.
J. Andrews. president; Mrs. T. M.
Harding. vice president; John r. Ken
nedy. secretary-treasurer: Rev. F. r.
Hollenback. chaplain. Executive COM
mittee. F. D. Slutz. chairman. Mrs.
Mayhem. H. 8. Maddox. Col. p. w.
Blanchard. Mrs. Stiers, Mrs. Bowlby
and Mrs. Carpenter.
1t will be observed that the associa-
ton decided to abolish the separate
Offices OF secretar and treasurer and
that the two were combined. Follow
ing the election OF ofYicers several OF
the members made short speeches.
among them Mr.. Andrews. Mr.. Lucas.
r. NJ. Harding. Mr.. Helter. Mrs. Siutz.
Mrs. Bowlby. Mrs. Andrews. Mrs. Hell
ter and Mr.. Slutz. The proposition Of q
state association was tabled without
discussion. The executive committee
was instructed to arrange for q dis
tinctive badge. or button. for mem
bers OF the organization and It was
voted to make January 79th. the birth
day anniversary Of William Mckinley,
a day to be regularly and httinsly eel
ebrated by the members OF the aaso-
citation. A resolution Of thanks to Mrs.
Martin Moyle was passed. In appre-
citation OF her assistance in preparing
the picnic dinner.
The regular membership fee Of
twenty-five cents was abolished and
hereafter all Ohio people will be cor
daily invited to become members of
the association.
At three O'Clock President declared
the meeting adjourned. Everybody
present had q splendid time. and the
ofncers who planned the affair. de-
serve credit for the success Of the af-
fair. The only unfortunate feature was
the unfavorable weather. which great
ly restricted the attendance. There are
approximately two hundred and fifty
Ohio people residing in Canon City
and Its Immediate envirnns.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-06-17
BOARD OF EDUCATION
HAS COMPLETED WORK
OF SELECTING TE ACHERS

From Thursdays Daily. .
At a special meeting OF the board OF
education this morning the list OF
teachers to be employed next year in
the public schools Of district No. l.
was completed; all Of the thirty-hve
positions in the gift of the board hav-
ing been filled. At this mornings
meeting Miss Katehrine Mcconnell OF
Florence was elected to the primary
grade of the Harrison school and Miss
Edna Terry. whose parents reside In
South Canon, was elected to the prin-
cipalship of the Park Center school.
Miss Mcconnell is reputed to be q
very capable and successful instructor
She taught for several years In the
Florence schools and was regarded as
one of the most efficient teachers
there.
Miss Terry is a graduate of Denver
Universitay and has taught most &C
ceptably in the schools Of Park coun-
ty.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-06-17
LIVING THE
STRENUOUS LIFE ON BEAV.
ER PARK AT PRESENT

The dawning of "the good old sum-
mer time" has given big stimulus 20
affairs on Beaver Park and everybody
out there is leading a strenuous ex-
istence: especially has that been the
case since the opening Of the new
railroad to Penroee last week. All
kinds Of work is going on from the
planting of shrubs and fruit trees to
the construction Of storage reservoirs
costing half a million dollars and no
body is idle, except those who are by
choice. and from heredtty opposed to
physical exertton.
The town of Penrose is adding every
day to the number of its inhabitants
and they are rapidly assuming metro
politan airs. The railroad has connect
Beaver Park has become an integral
part Of civilization where the tide OF
progress never ebbs and the star of
hope never SETS"
Many thousands OF fruit trees have
been planted in the territory adjacent
to Penrose within the last six weeks
or two months, and. in time, will con-
vert 1t into a great horticultural re-
gion that will be a source Of perennial
wealth to the people of Fremont coun-
ty. The recent rains in the Beaver
Park country have been boon to ag-
riculture in that section; assuring to
the careful, industrious tiller OF the
soil an abundant return for his Ia
Dor. The owners OF property In the ir-
rigated belt about Penrose are conf
dent that their investment has been
iudicious one and that out OF the fer
tility of the ground will grow har-
vest OF golden fruitage.
The Beaver Land and Irrigation
company has opened an once in Pen
rose and Mr.. Matlock. its general sales
agent spends a portion Of his time
there every day looking after the re-
uuirements OF the situation. The his
tory of Beaver Park Is yet to be writ
ten. and It is safe to say that 1t will be
creditable to its founders.
Penrose and the Beaver Park region
is destined to occupy a conspicuous
position in the horticultural and in
dustrlal development Of Fremont
county. Unconsciously to many people
here a material revolution Is taking
place there that Is Transforming the
surroundings from barrenness into IN
Eden Of beauty and OF fruitfulness
By the magic influence OF water II IL
being made to blossom as the rose.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-06-17
PRETTY WEDDING SOLEMN.
lied IN SOUTH CANON By
REV. HATCHER LAST NIGHT

From Thursdays Daily.
At s3S Griffin avenue. South Canon.
last night at $50 O'Clock. T. Y. Proc
tor. Jr.. and Miss Mildred Beuner were
united in matrimony by Rev. @. w.
Hatcher. pastor OF the First Baptist
church. using the ring ceremony. The
occasion was an interesting one. A
large number OF guests were present
and an elegant supper was served.
Joy and good will were at high ttae.
Mr.. and Mrs. Proctor are worthy
young people and start out with the
best wishes Of large circle OF
friends. They will keep home ON
North Fourth street.