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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-07-15

appearing gun for coast tr'"a.e opera
tior,. however. came q "a" strr,p. TIE
diss rpearing Esr. 1t rr~i .ri-cel, be az
planned. IL a Cotton mosc1e- :tA, ~ :pnAel
ana trained on, OF sight ~ -hr .nc:nv and
under the protecting WI, II TIE fort.
When all r. In readtsss" merhn.,!cai power
suddenly lifts the Kuu ahnsu tho breast
works: 1t Is simultaneously discharged,
and AZ quickly drops sark cut Of sight
for reloading. Now. I: srends tn r.aaon
mat with the gun e1!.'sc.; onlv for 4 mo
ment at = time It onrrs y rarrlcsiue ta,
get for an enemy. ard amid the smoke
and excitement Of batt,. Il w,.:ld I've d:M-
cult for the gunners on n. attacking feer
TO aim inteiiigently at the coast guns nm.
less they had secre: reformation as to
their location. 1t would be very much
like fighting In the DARK aud aiming by
the fash Of the o,nal fellows revolver.
Hence Uncle Salu'. desir. to- be close
mouthed regarding hs sea-coast sentlnels,
1t Is the easier 70 Keep secrets regard
ing our coast isfeos~x because Of the
comparatively small nu,nber Of officers
and enlisted r.en s~cessnry to operate
them A few l.s.n ,uen are nj, that are
required to MAJ. . battery Of one or two
OF the hea' -. xnns. and whereas there
are 3 nu ns- IT such batteries at each
coast d t-~e. aoc ne have more than
two ~e turuas6 and protected harbors
OF '"'Avns "oast iine. the number of
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-07-15
Little Fables Of the
Rising Young Man.

BETTER AS THEY GROW OLDER.
Monopoly on all there IL Of It In the
World. But the Chap who still thinks
he Is but a Begiuner-even though he
has more real knowledge than the aver
age Ten Men-is the Lad who will
Romp Home with the Candy sooner or
later.
The Young Man who anchors himself
to a Job. Will nothing Ahead that Ia
really Worth Having after he's Gotten
1t, Is like a Barnacle that fastens itself
on a ships bottom and Sticks There
simply because 1t doesn't know how to
do anything else but Stick.
The tendency Of Youth nowadays Is to
live Up To and even BEYOND ones In
come. Had the majority Of our great
Captains Of Industry done this in their
youth they would not be the powerful
factors in the World of Finance they now
are-they'd be merely Mere Men who
scratch out q Living. and q Precnrious
One at that.
The Young Mar who depends on Get
ting Along by Bluflng his Way Through
is going to get his BLUM Called sooner or
later. J is a good thing-in It's way.
but it doesn't Weigh Much unless It's got
g honest Pound OF Balance for every
Pond Of Weight on the Measuring Rod.
Andrew Carnegie IL said to have Cnce
Advised Every Young Mar to start in
b~u2inexs For Himself-even though he
has to open a PEANUT stand. The aver-
age Young Chap doesn't do 30 because he
can't see Any Money in peanuts or be-
Salary and lot the Other Fellow take the
| Riak
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-07-15
THE SMALLEST G g

"FARMER living two miles from
Wallowa. Oregon. has the record
for the smallest hens 6 Re-
Gently he collected Is % small that they
could % packed conveniently In a four
inch cylinder photograph record boz. He
took them to the nearest town and had
q hard time convincing the merchants
that they were sal hen eggs. The smaller
enc weighed q tribe less han 10 grains
and the larger weighed just one-eishth Of
II: eunee. The eggs were laid By two
hens Of the mt1sd breed from Plymouth
Rock and Rhode Island Reds. The hens
are large and healthy and eat the same
food % tAs other hens Of the same breed
that lay ordinary egg.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-07-15
4 vnw CRAPS WHO MAY LEARN

\ VIEW CT APPS WHO MAY EAR
- aE Young Man who looks upon his
Work mrch as u Little Shaver
dce. UPON Schoo: In Swimmln'
~ Time may Change his Views even
tuAlis Sometimes. though. 1t takes
/. Ec.,a,st 70. his Resignation or 4 Wite
e. tr,skf htm do 20.
TT. yo,ns bank Teller who regaies
,oc With an account 81 how he's been
syrhoacAne II Up" every night for tue
r,,.st ~ee al whcn hs t.sshe@ your checS'
y 20 DO Acr.lrai FOR OF. tntng-he eau
be cl&ased re "a :tSpsts III picking tn'
vsAfnsanta that Guarantee no Prohcs.
rnA Cnau usc zealously collects Fun
no g.oyles" ena Springs them upon every
,ns he meete may Dome day discover
-, th.: ,amc Zeal, applied In Other
fr,ect1uns, will bring him III q few Facts
Worth Knowing tastesd Of q Bunch OK
3Eu Jokes.
70 make Comfort AID Luxury the OBJ
hss II ones sndesvors iu cne's Youth
- invite Prtvstion aud . Hand-co-
Npath Existence ~ Old Age. Yet the
io,as Man Of tho Present Day considers
s.avY Raise IN Salary meraly al Add
tb.es! Sum 70 o. spent IN Luxury rather
.nAn sav+d UP tnr a RainJ Day.
MACY 1 Young Chap doesn't realize how
WEB OE he was before he Got Married
then he discovers that the things he
though, made him Well on then aren't
seaity worth posseasing. And this isn't
al Arrumsnt to discourage Race Suicide.
either bat a Truth that Each Man dis
evvss For Himself.
senns bow q Chap hates 70 Do known
- I eav1ns. Econcmical Man and loves
8 Asve the reputation Of being a Good
Hvlp~, when the one earns for him the
R1spset Of Men Who Are Doing Things
enI tAs latter the Aduiation OF Fools and
Parasites.
Ths kiEng You.s Man whc always hal
q rap Z supply Of Hot Air and Small
.Telk Hnsy always b ls4 who can Dc
llvor he Goods when WISE Men meet II
CeandI. Nor h the Young Fsllow whk
eoctinually keeps III Tongue In the Bacl
z MI NogtA and poses - . Dosp II
Vheusht always the Chap With q Fou
Fl WIDEN stored In bic Cenk.
- nSfse learning ~ langssous thing
fes 1 Yosns Man who thinks hss got
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-07-15
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IGOR :he nrst "o'e 'u %iis:niy. nn'
- under strict injunction OF secrecy
as to the name and location of the
battery. the United States govern,
n.nt h,. n.rm,tte, n h.. made for
,u,,...t.. $50. .... >, .h.+os
p" " ''"'s'e'' 'c'.n y. p' '''
illustrating a hee'V gun arn' at one oil
our modern sea-const deIehses. inc re-
s"itlng pictures ~h''h are presented mere
WIN. give nm ni"nys interested pubic a
peep NJ the w"rk OF lnr'e SAM most
secre'ive organization. me unhcd STATES
Coast Artillery Is. numer'caHy, by no
means the strongest branch OF the Reg"-
lar Army. hut the scope OF Its operations
W the most extensive, e"osrnphi"n'ly con
siaered, Tint the people Mt large hear :"
little regarding the work aud the para
pbernalia OF this sen coast ratro! Is due
to intent and not to chance.
A large proportion of the "ohst sr:fN
leryn,cn enrolled In Unc'e SAM. rcrv>oe
are stationed near ono or another OF our
large cities, aud yet very .aldom do w
nee these man,nnlntors Of the heavy gv,.
In street pnrndes or otter public oer.-
monies. Likewise when s1lute, nrc to he
hrel on the Fourth Of July or other res.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-07-15

the same roof.
The house ia finished throughout plain
~ in hard pine, with floors of hard pine
and vanished. 1t Is estimated that this
house can be built, exclusive Of heating
and plumbing, for $4,000. The painting
of the exterior will have much to do
with the beauty Of this house. The roof
Is painted red aud the half timbers, cas-
ings, cornices. etc., are painted a warm
sienna brown. The combination will be
very attractive and look well with the
gray cement.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-07-15

ct%thes CLOSE. and in the attic story
is ample space for wy goo1-sized Sleep
ing rooms and stora-rccm.
The construction of this house Is with
cement blocks In the first story and
frame construction above, and cemented
on the outside with "h%alf-timber'' treat
ment. The basement Is under the entire
house. with laundry, furnace and fuel
room and vegetable cellar. There 10 a
rear staircase leading up from the kitch-
en- and q grade entrance to the basement,
also a large pantry and rear porch under
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-07-15

>hlS house Is Designed to NEE, TIE
wants OF a large family Ut mini
mum cost and is we'll adapted for
farm use, where a large number
OF bedrooms are required. This
house IL % feet in width by 10 feet in
length and has IL ooms. a parlor and sit
ting room on the right-hnnd side, with a
good-sized bedroom back Of same, a re-
ception hall. dining-room and kitchen on
left-hand side. On the second door are
SIX chambers. each one provided with a
INTERESTING FACTS.
~RENCH briar root 10 really nothing
but heather.
Japan's postal service - the cheap
est In the world. Letters travel for two
zen. or ssvsn-tsnths Of an American
penny.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-07-15

Lettuce cabbage is now declared to Be
the vegetable richest in iron. 1t wal
nst claimed that spinach contained the
most iron.
In India there are now 1000, 900 children
In school. Sixty years ago there was only
1D0.000 attending.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-07-15

The Government Weather Bureau has
arranged TO give daily reports to the
farmers Of Texas by telephone.
An American u claimed to have de-
veloped the plan for the japanese "rick-
shaw" the vehicle used for travel In
japan.
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-19
Two orothsrs Fatally Burned.

Frank Pastris. aged Is. and Phillip
Pxstris. aged IS. were victims Of q
gasoline explosion At Holly last Wed.
nesday morning. and were brought
70 La Junta the same morning on de-
layed No. 3 and taken to the City
Hospital. The younger Of the two
boys died within an hour after his
arrival At the hospital. and the other
II 70 badly burned that little hope
Is entertained OF his recovery. He
will lose both Of his eyes. and 1t will
be necessary to amputate both Of his
hands in case he should survive his
injuries.
The toys were living In tent
house. near Holly. and after the ex.
plosion the Interior became 30 filled
with flames and smoke that they were
unable to open the door. When the
roof Of the tent burned off they were
able to climb out but were so weak
from their injuries that they collRps.
ed. Latest reports were to the ef-
feet that the older Of the two boys
WAS very low. with very little hope
Of recovery.
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-19
Fowler and ordway Burglars Caught.

Last Saturday morning the front
office of the city hall very much re-
sembled second hand clothing store
which was about 10 inaugurate
payday sale. All of the desks and
tables were piled high with a varied
assortment of mems clothing, gents
was the result of big haul made
about O'Clock the night before by
Night Marshal Wieneke, assisted by
his fidus achates, l.. ID. Stanton, night
man at the Fulton Market.
Early In the evening the night mar
shal was notified by friendly Mex
lean that big load OF merchandise
was due to arrive at certain Mex
lean habitation In the west end of
town. The aforesaid merchandise was
the loot of two burglaries pulled off
at Fowler and Ordway during the
past month. The night marshal wait
ed until the merchandise was unload
ed and carried into the house and
then made raid upon II. capturing
three men and one woman-Phillip
A. Torres. Phillip Menez. Eligo Con-
chola and Francisco Zapien. During
the excitement, one Padero, the man
who came In with the load. escaped.
and has not as yet been apprehend-
ed. He is thought to be the leader
OF the whole bunch. All OF the
rest OF the gang pleaded the usual
no sabe."
The store at Ordway was burglariz-
ed on February 4th. and the clothing
store at Fowler two weeks previous
to that date. The proprietors Of both
stores were notified and arrived dur
Ing the day. The Ordway man iden-
titled 1898 worth OF the merchandise.
two hats. The Fowler man idcnti-
fled three suits OF clothes and eight
and recovered all OF his stock except
pair OF pants. william Chutcow. OF
this city. also identified one suit OF
clothes and Il pair OF pants. and the
Draper Shoe and Clothing Company
one-half dozen pair OF ladies' gloves.
The latter were probably acquired by
the shop lifting route. while the Mex.
leans were trading In the store.
The bunch OF Mexicans had u pre-
liminary hearing before Judge Teters
on Wednesday. and In default OF
81 900 bonds. were committed to the
Otero county bastile.
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-19
No Monthly Dinner This Month.

Owing to the fact that February
is such an unusually short month
about three days shorter than the av.
erage long month -the La Junta
Boosters have decided TO forego the
pleasures incident to their monthly
repast and not eat until some time
during March. AS there is nothing
OF special importance TO consider or
discuss at the present time the di-
rectors OF the La Junta Industrial
Association decided to pass up the
msnth Of Fsbspary and make prepa'
rations- eor q big feast and julilee
At the nonthly stunt In March. A,
this meeting II = pespsss1 - have
delegations present from all the towns
In the valley for the purpose Of In
ausuratlng boom for good roads and
considering the matter Of entertain
Ing the delegates to the National Ir'
rigstion Congress which meets In Pu
eblo In July. The question OF organ
ixing an Arkansas Valley Boosters
Association will also come up for
consideration.
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-19
Uncle Sam Weighing the MaIis.

Weighing Of the mails on the
Santa Fc out Of La Junta was In.
augursted last Thursday morning. and
Will continue for q period Of i05 days
long enough to find out whether
the newspaper postage should b. In
creased to n sufficient amount To
make up the deficit In the postoffice
department.
w. l.. Pcmbcrton, OF St Louis, 10
In charge Of the weighing at tho L.
Junta station. and will be on duty
during the day. George Crowl. oe
Las Animas. will do the night stunt.
There arc two weixhers on duty on
mail trains Nos. 10 and ~. and , AnA
3. with one weishsr on I'll etAee
trains.
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-19
Death Of Mrs. Halbers's Mother.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Halbcrg returned
home last Friday night from Flor.
ence. Colo. where they were sum
moned the previous Monday on ac.
count OF the serious Illness OF Mrs.
Halberg's mother. Mrs. Rcbecca n.
McShane. who died at l0:a5 o'clock
on the evening OF February 7th.
Mrs. McShanc's death WAS very sud.
den. She took breakfast with her
daughter Monday morning. moved
around her room during the day and
was conscious up to within half an
hour Of her death.
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-19
Coast Of osssh.

W r. LASalle, Americas most &C.
complished trick and fancy skater.
will be- the attraction At the Ia Junta
Skating Rink. February 2ist. 2Sd
and ?3d. During his engagement here
he will Introduce bis sensational coast
of death. ending with . flying Leap
over fourteen chairs and two men,
turning . Handspring over = third
man. and finishing with 4 spin Of 22h
revolutions In two minutes. This
b conceded 10 be the greatest roller
skating act os this OF any other age.
Admission. 10 cents.
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-19
State Historical seelssy

values OF water rights justify.
The Otero farmers seem deter
mined to make the canal safe, eco-
nomical to maintain. OF sufficient ca.
pacity to satisfy all, and to put 1t In
such shape generally that all land
owners under 1t may take just
pride in their canal
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-19
otsesopsieen Lecture

A. Carroll Shaw. Of Las Animas.
will give his stcreopticon lecture on
Foreign Mission Work In Japan" at
the Christian church Sunday night.
Many splendid .colored Views will
bc thrown upon the canvas. The
lecture u free and viii bs we'll worth
hearing.
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-19

the debt OF the City Hospital
Is nearly closed and the
- association Is highly pleased
with the hearty response met with
In an effort to meet Its obligations.
The city gave 500 In part pay
ment for charity work done and have
promised to pay portion Of the
cost Of the future charity patients
care.
This Is eminently proper and right
and should be gradually increased
until the city cares for its own char.
ity work In full
The business men who had bills
against the hospital reduced them to
the amount Of $a0s.?2-all Of this
both reductions and cash donations.
being duplicated by Mr. T. T. Wood
ruff. SO that at the present time the
hospital is very nearly out Of debt.
The following is a list Of those who
have contributed. Some Of the names
may have been omitted, because OF
a misunderstanding Of some OF the
nurses and others who collected for
us. but no intentional commission has
been made. The amounts contribut-
ed have not been given excepting In
a few instances. We appreciated the
fact when any one gave anything. as
1t shows tendency to help a worthy
institution and even the smallest
amounts represent what the giver
could afford and was as gratefully
received as were the largest dona-
tons.
Some OF the out Of town contrib
utors were: DR.. Elmer z. Bartlett. Of
Lamar. $40: Mr.. Tarhox. oe Suhk.
IS: and this IL the sum total Of all
the outside help We received.
The Elks' Lodge gave SIS: one pri.
vate citizen gave s25; the doctors Of
the city gave Si7+; one citizen gave
$50; the La Junta Automobile and
Machine Company gave SIS: three cit'
tzens gave $40 each; thirteen gave 81
each; eight gave :: each; three gave
50 each: one gave $3.50; thirty-nine
gave 81 each; one gave rs cents;
twenty.seven gave SO cents each: one
gave 10 cents: twenty. nine gave :5
cents each; one gave Is cents: three
gave 10 cents each. and one gave 5
centS.
The following IL Z list Of the
contributors Is nearly correct as 1t
ID possible to make Il at this time:
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-19
Our City Hospital
Nearly Out Of Debt
Total Discount Bills Of Business Men and
Cash Donations Duplicated Dollar for Dollar
bx +, T, Woodruff. List OF Contributors.

Elks' Lodge d NJ Mills
J II Mayhem Eugene Hill
A NJ Potter Sherman Farr
w J Clark McNeen Lbr Co
Sheriff Potter II A Dawley
Z W Mcdaniel II P Schuyler
VIM Hepner VIM Chutcow
S Selenasnins II H King
F NJ Stark Thos Needham
Mrs Farley Mrs J Muncie
William Stark Miss Curtis
Mrs. Snowden Sc Wood
Peyton s Jones AE Whitehead
Henry Allen Gerald Daimler
Z NJ Miller Geo Glysson
VIM Eghard c Jameyson
J X Dye l. E Hill
H H Bourne w X Bruner
Margaret Brook Eugene Rourke
Mrs NJ Chestnut II NJ Baldridge
Mr. Griffin Blanche Mosher
Jerry Pasho
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-19

HE campaign 10 wipe out
the debt Of the City Hospital
Is nearly closed and the
association Is highly pleased
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-19
OterO Canal Will
Be Fixed Right
LAndholders of District Approve Engineer And.
ersons Report and Instruct Directors o
Proceed With Improvement Recommended

Asst Saturday morning about
sixty landholders under the
Otero canal assembled In
tho dicirint onn.a rnnn, fo
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-11

Greeley at Z o'clock In the morning,
and even II the day Is hot, will be up
in the hills before the sun gets in his
work. Palmer Lake will be reached
about IL, and the return train will
not leave the lake before o'clock In
the evening. At Colorado Springs
and Manitou there are canons, noun
tains, water falls, parks, caves and
the Garden of the Gods to visit, the
mineral springs, and do3en other
things and places OF interest for
those who only hold Manitou tickets.
The train schedule has been made
so as to afford ample time at the
summit of the peak, and return to
Manitou for the homeward bound
train, which leaves Manitou at 6
O'Clock sharp.
Following is the official time
card:
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-11
rouDRE is Low AND
STOCK Is SUFFERING

Fort Collins. Aug. s.-The Cache
h Poudre river is now carrying only
about 200 cubic feet of water per
second, the smallest amount the
stream has contained At this season
sance the settlement of the valley.
This volume includes water from
the Grand and Laramie rivers that
h led into the Poudre through irri-
cation bitches.
Recent showers have SO far only
brought temporary relief In the
mountain districts, where cattle
raising Is the chief industry. Range
cattle are being sent to market un-
fattened, because OF shortage OF
water. Supervisor Wheeler of the
Colorado national forest. who has
inst returned from an inspection OF
the upper range country. states that
ali the rangers are reporting abund
ant rain during the last week.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-11
MORAN Boets Good

Fort Morgan. Aug. S.-Represen-
tatives of the Great Western Sugar
company are pleased with the beet
outlook in this territory. Many
growers have beets measuring six
inches in diameter at the crown and
outside OF few small fields the tom
mage will be above the average.
Nothing has been given out as to the
quality of the beets. but the grow
ers believe that the sugar content
will be fully up to former years.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-11
NEXT SUNDAY IS
DAY OF Big
EXCURSION
It's next Sunday.

lt6 next SQuOay.
That il the date set for the Trib-
une's Denver-Laramie Pixies Peak
excursion. for which the ridiculously
low rate of $3.50 from Greeley to
the summit has been made. This, Of
course, IL for the round trip. II you
want to stop at Colorado Springs or
Manitou for the day instead Of going
to the summit the fare is only 1926
for the trip 30 you can spend the
day 1T Palmer Lake, fifty miles south
of Denver for $3.50.
There is NO question a. to the
pleasure to be had from this beauti-
full one-day trip. The train leaves
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-11
ARRESTED IN LASAIALE
ON DESERTION CHARGE
(spectal to the Tribune)

Especial to the Tribune)
LaSalle, Aug. 9.-Charged with
deserting his family Frank Beebe Of
Julesburg was arrested today ON a
Union Pacific train by Marshal Fen
ley. He was on his way to Denver.
1t is believed. He took all the fam
ily's savings to the amount of SITS.
It is alleged. The money was found
ON him when arrested. The sheriff
Of Sedgwich county telephoned Mar
shall Fenley that he would come for
Beebe.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-11

Henry Arbuckle has sem
Postmaster Gray that he ",
tomorrow from the upper !
and is bringing home !
which he will divide up
his friends whom ne desires
call for them.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-11

Thomas Burbank OF
Springs arrived in Greeley
ing with his Thomas autoi
which he had driven from
He was caught in a rain aD'
ton and was delayed some
the trip.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-11

George l.. Reef, propfle',,
Boulder creamery In Den,
guest for a few days 4" |
cell. He is looking alV
interests here and Is ."
upon n number of faf"
ing for their cream
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-11
News Notes
of Weld County
Pierce

PieFCo
Gaylor and Grant have sold the
eighty acre ranch belonging to c. s.
Lamb to William Danielson. Mr..
Lamb bought the town property OF
Mr.. Danielson and expects to make
Pierce his home.
Miss Mcdonald is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Charles McGraw.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Bris.
tow, August 5. a girl.
Miss Harold of Indiana and Miss
Porter OF South Dakota are. the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Shafer
Miss Harold Is sister of Mrs
Shafer.
Sunday, September 18, Sunday
school convention will be held II
Pierce.
Several cases Of mumps are re
ported in town. Q
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Mincey and
George Berger took In the show ir
Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-11

BE sure and take bottle of
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy with you when
starting on your trip this summer.
1t cannot be obtained on board the
trains or steamer. Changes OF
water and climate often cause sud
den attacks of diarrhoea. and 1t is
best to be prepared. Sold by all
dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-11

Rev. A. w. Liggett OF Denver.
who occupied Rev. Philips pulpit
last Sunday. returned to Denver yes
terday. While here he was the guest
of DIR. and Mrs. C. 8. Harper. He is
Interested in Y. NJ G. A. work.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-08-11

Mrs. w. f. Letford and little
daughter, Margaret, OF Johnstown
and Mrs. Wolfe OF Kansas City and
son, Paul. are the guests OF Mrs,
Joseph G. Ewing. Mrs. Wolfe will
leave for her home tonight. She and
Mrs. Ewing were college friends
when both were attending Colorado
college.