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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
RILEY T-B0NES TRIM
CELERY GROWERS II TO 8

Riley T-bones won q, fast eleven
inning battle from the Santa Ana team
at Santa Ana yesterday afternoon by
a score of IL to 8, scoring three runs
in the final round. Both Dubois of
the guards and Clark of the visitors
were hit hard, but the T-bones made
their bingles count. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
HORNETS PROTEST GAME

The Hornets protested the game
which they lost to the Tenth Street
Merchants yesterday afternoon on the
Tenth and Alexander diamond by a
score of 4 to 8, owing to the fact that
the Merchants did not use the official
ball of the league. Score:
nm
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17

Left on bases-Lawndale, 4; Verdugo. 2.
Struck out-By Reiger, 13; by Gervais 1S.
Sacrifice hit-Meyers. Stolen bases-Le
Brandt 5. Base on balls--Gervais Umpire
Percy. Time of game, LAS.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three-bese hits--L. Smith. Two-base hits
H. Graham. Sacrifice hits-L, Smith. Sacrifice
hy-stout, Hurst, w. Graham. Bases on balls
of Tracy, /. Struck out-By Tucker, 8;
Tracy, g. Double plays-Stout unasssted. Hit
by pitched ball--Harrison. Time Of game, 140
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
SOUTH cENTRALs WIN

South Central Merchants ran away
with the Moneta Merchants yesterday
afternoon and the final count showed
a total of twelve runs for the Centrals
to one lonely tally for Moneta. The
winners pounded Pitcher Nichols for
thirteen hits. Read it:
s,cAIrn,rr IN nr,rr, nrr,rnl l,rr Arrr-r.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
rHRooP ELEcTs MANAGER

Bob Smith has ben elected manager
of the track team for Throop academy.
Walter Woodbury. has been chosen as
yell leader and Wendell Woodworth
win manage the Polytechnic Magazine.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17

Home MISUNDERSTANDING Two-bsse hits
slayback, Pittman. Friedenberg. Mountain.
Sacrifice hits-Robnson. Bases on balls-Off
Clark, 2; Dubois 3. Struck out-By Clark, 8;
Dubois, 10. Double plays-Mountain. Pittman
to Friedenburg; scanlon. Pittman to Frieden-
burg. Hit by pitched ball-Snyder, Pittman.
Time of game, las. Umpires. Becker and To-
bas.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
LONG BEACH

Totals. .....23 IL
SCORE BY INNINGS
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
ENrH STREETS
HORNETS
MOTORISTS PLAN ToUR

The Pasadena Motorcycle club is ar
ranging for a reliability run to Elsi-
more October 80. 1t is said q challenge
NAV be issued to the Crown City Mo-
torcycle club to take part in the rum
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
OAKLAND
ltted for Browning in ninth.
cCpDur nv TkrkrIATFti
SUMMARY

Runs--S. and hit of Stewart in 1-s inningi
and hits off Miller in 2 2-3 innings and
hits off Nelson, in innings. Two base
hits-swander. Bodie Mohler. Sacrifice hits
Mechoir, Wares Witt. Bases on bals-on
Stewart, .; Miller, l; Nelson 2; Moser, l.
Struck out-By Browning, 8; Miller, 2; Nelson.
81 Moser. Q Double play-Williams to Nc
Ardle Time OF game. las. Umpires, Van
Haltren and Hildebrand.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
BOYLT HEIGHTS

-'' SCORE BY INNINGS
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
SUMMARY

Home runs-Bender. Two-base hits-schneid-
er. First base on errors-Jefferson Centrals, 2.
Left on bases-Pecans, 3; Jefferson Centrals,
0. Bases on balls-On schpeider, 1. Struck out
BY Schneider, 1s: Hurst. 10. Passed balls
Clark Hit by pitched ball-Clark. Time of
game, 2:40. Umpire. McGinity.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
sTERDINGs
SUMMARY

Sacrifice hits-Ferguson. Left on bases
sterlings, L. Bases on balls-On Cahdelot' q
tInlI I. Garrett 0. Struck out-By Candelot,
*. Huu .: Garrett g. Passed balls-Allera,
2, Garcia, 1. Wild pitches-Hull. /; Candelot'
3. Hit by pitched ball-woods. Time of game
1886 Umpire, Miller.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
League Race Is Close,
and Final Stretch Will
Decide Winner
INTERURBAN LEAeuE
VERpUeo TRIMS LAwNpALE

Verdugo defeated the Lawndale club
! to 0 yesterday afternoon at Verdugo
IN a ten-lnning contest. Gervais, who
twirled for the country team. was
master of the situation at all times
and held his opponents to three scat
tered hits. official dope:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17

Donovan, ....4 0 1
Totals. ...37 "a
SCORE BY INNINGS
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
cENTRALs DEFEAT BEAcHERs

Centrals defeated the Long Beach
nine at Slauson by a score of IL to l
in a six-inning game. Long Beach
failed to score until the last inning
French kept up his remarkable record
of base stealing, making total of
thirty-four in ten games. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
TIMELY HITTING WINS FOR
JEFFERSON CENTRAL TEAM

Jefferson CentraIs trimmed the Pc
can Platers yesterday afternoon 4 to
/. in fast game at Fortieth and Nc
Kinley avenue. Timely hitting was a
feature of the Centrals' work. The
dope:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Castleton. s. Bases on
baiis-Off Garrett. 1; off Castleton, /. Two
base hlt-Delmas Sacrifice hits-Olsen,
Smith Left on bases-Ios Angeles. 81;
portland g. Time of game, 90 minutes
TTmpires Finney and Rankin.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
SHERMAN INDIANS WIN

Sherman Indians shut out the Man
chester team, 8 to 0, on the latter's
field yesterday afternoon. The abor-
igines played rings around their oppo-
nents and had the game in hand at all
times. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
SUMMARY
Three base hit. Hawley.

Three base hit--J Hawley Two-base MT
p. Miller Bases balls-Off Robson, u
off j. Hawley, g. Struck out-By ROBSON
4. bv j. Hawley. 6. Hits made-Off ROBSON
IL; Off j. Hawley, l. Wild pitch-Robson'
/. Hit by pitched ball-P. Miller. Umpire
Rose,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
SUMMARY
Two-base hits-stollof. Ht

Two-base hits-Stollof, Huff Goetz, Mur-
ply, Leahy. Sacrifice hit-Leahy First
base on errors-Boyle Heights, /. Left on
bases-Boyle Heights, 8; slauson, 2. Bases
on balls-Off Murphy 2; off Rugs, /.
Struck out-By Murphy, 8; by Rugs, q; by
REYNOLDS, l. Passed ball-Helback. Time
of game, 1920. Umpire, Rose.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
NADEAUS LOSE TO BERD0O
IN HARD FOUGHT GAME

Nadeau team lost to San Bernardino
yesterday afternoon by a 5 to score
in a good game on the San Bernardino
diamond. Timely hitting by San Ber-
doc defeated the local boys. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY
Three-base hlta-Forney,

Three-base hits-Forney, 2. Two-base hits
-Forney, Russell. Bibo. Sacrifice hits
Bonett, Meyers. First base errors-Santa
Monica, A; Broadway Merchants. g. Left
on bases-Santa Monica, 8; Broadway Mer-
chants. 3. Bases on balls-Off Russell. q
off spiess, 3. Struck out-By RUSSELL s; by
Spiess. 4. Double plays--Johnson to Forney
Augustus to Thompson. Hits made-Off
Russell, s; off Spiess II. Passed balls
Hoyt, Ruggels. Hit by pitched ball-Good-
win. Time of game, 2:25. Umpire, Sem
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
SUMMARY


Two-base hit-Ttempleton. Bases on balls
OFF Templeton, 2; off Dudley, A. Struck
out-By Templeton 10; by Dudley 8. Double
plays-Nelks 2; Vernons. Q. Hits mad maaem 80
off Templeton, 6; off Dudley D. lime u
game 300 Umpire. olsen
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
oLYMPIcs pEFEAr coLLEeIANs

SAN JOSE, Oct 16.--The Olympic
club Of San Francisco defeated the
Santa Clara college Rugby fifteen to-
day. to 0.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
BoYLEs TRIM sLAUsoN

Boyle Heights, with Murphy on the
noound. won from the Slauson team at
Slauson by a score Of IL to 0. Little,
Hoff and Leahy were the shining
lights for the winners. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
INDIANS
az, INNINGS
SUMMARY

,rwo-base hits-Galt 2. Left on bases
indians. 4; Manchester. 2. Bases on balls
orr souete 3. Struck out-By squete' 81
by Anelis 7. Time Of CANA 2ioV'
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17

Struck out-By slegel, 2; Teck, 10. Left on
bases-Dyas- s-ciines, s; San Pedro. 6. Two-base
hits-Lewis. Cass. Teck. Sacrifice hits-Teck,
Cline. stolen -Clines, 3; San Pedro,
g. Bases on balls-Teck, 5; Siegel, 1. Passed
bails-Silya. Umpire, Jordon. Time Of game,
1 .20
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-17
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Thill, Donovan. Sacrifice
hlts-Tenth Streets, /; Hornets, 2. First
base on errors-Tenth Streets, l; Hornets
1. Left on bases-Tenth Streets, u Hof
nets Q. Bases on balls-Off Chick ~ OH
Donovan, A. Struck out-By Chick o. pg
Donovan, Ii. Hits made-Off Chick, on OH
Donovan, 4. Hit by pitched bail--mohle
Time of game, 1:45. Umpire Kennedy
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now to stoop. Grunting. to pick up
something from the floor.
How now? My memorandum Of
treaty. and torn In two! Oh, ] Soc
! see." no unused. you wish to give
II back TO me--to be wholly free! II
means only that you wish to love me
for myself, for what am, You MIMI"
you mistake. my lord" said her
calm. cold voice.
AT least. twas no mistake that
offered you this damned country ut
risk OF my own head. Are you then
with England and Sir Richard Paken.
ham! VIII you give my family =
chance for revenge on these accursed
heathen--these Americana Come. do
that, and I leave this place with you.
and quit diplomacy for good. Wen
travel the continent. wen go the world
over, you and I. IN quit my estates.
my family for you. Come. now. why
do you delay"
still you misunderstand. my lord"
Tell me then what you do mean"
Our old bargain over this Ia bro
ken. my lord. We must make an.
other"
His anger rose. "What7 You want
more? You're trying to lead me on
with your damned courtezan tricks"
heard her voice rise high and
shrill. even as started forward.
Monsieur" she cried. back with
you!"
Pakenham, angered as he was.
seemed half to hear my footsteps,
seemed half to know the swinging Of
the draperies. even a. I stepped back
In obedience to her gesture. Her wit
was ~ quick A. ever.
MY lord" she said. pray close
yonder window. The draft In bad.
and, moreover. we should have Sc
crecy" He obeyed her. and she led
him still further from the thought Of
investigating his surroundings.
Now. my lord" she said, take
hack what you have Just said"
Under penalty!" he sneered.
OF your life. yes"
Sol" he grunted admiringly; well.
now. like IRE In . woman, even Q
deceiving lighto'.love like you!"
Monsieur" her voice cried again
and once more II restrained me In my
hiding.
You devil!" he resumed. sneerins
now In all his ugliness Of wine and
rage OF disappointment. What were
you? Mistress of the prince Of
France, Toy Of a score Of mobiles!
Slave Of that Infamous rake. your
husband! Much you've got In your
life to make you uppish now with
met"
Ito be Continued.)
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She Changed
Her Mind
b. CORA THOMSON

The little girl on the the speckled
broncho gave . little cry Of pleasure
n the small cavalcade rounded turn
In the hills and came abruptly Into
little valley. II was too small for .
canyon and too big for . gully. great.
nat.topped rocks were scattered about
and among them . pounding stream
tore It's way.
How pretty" she said. whats
It's namey"
The man on the horse beside her
glanced at her . tribe whimsically
before he spoke.
"Its name bellies it, looks" he told
her; ITS Rattlesnake gulch!"
Even a. he had expected. Eleanor
Meade's face twisted into . little
frown OF disgust. How horrid!" she
shivered. That's the trouble with
your west--you won't even let ons
enjoy the really pleasant spots. but
spoil them with soms fantastic
uame!"
at Isn't fantastic In this case" Nor.
wood told her ~ they drew rein.
waiting for the others. TITS solemn
truth. Time was when Rattlesnake
guIch was q decidedly dangerous spot
because Of it's inhabitants that re-
sided beneath those Nat stones and
summed themselves thereon BY the
dozens. They practically are cleared
out now. BY the way. u II the
extreme northern limit Of the ranch"
Bert Norwood swung around In his
saddle ~ their horses plodded slowly
on and waved his hand at Rattlesnahe
gulch.
There's Q story about that very
place." he said. seeing II brought u
10 my mind. and then knew the Tel.
Low. When he FIRST came out here
from the east be wasn't very bad and
he wasn't very good. He hadn't run
up against any Of the hard things oi
life and he was selfish because be
vas ignorant and raw. He bad nsvss
had 10 think OF anybody but himself
and his own pleasure. He really didn1
amount to very much. Al that time
Rattiesnake guich had thriving and
lively population and this trail waa
given Q vide berth. You see. u BY AMI
| chance ono went over the edge the
only way to get out was - cross ths
,yuich and the stream and get W q
the other side. who're u Isn't 70 steep
and naturally nobody wanted 10 mskt
the trip. because there wasn't ON.
chance In . hundred he'd get througi
unhasmed. Well. one day Smith. thu
char I'm telling you a6cut-was q
the upper trail around The hills. Dow
below him be saw . poay with
svsying rider whom 10 recogniDed q
Pete, oas os tho cow.puaeAsss q ~
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aid not. command it--she duke a Or.
leans cared for that part Of II. But
they requested me outside-not u nis
presence. They offered me price. .
bribe- such an oferins % would. J
fancied. leave me free TO pursue ~
own ideas In my own fashion and ID
any corner Of the world. You have
perhaps seen some Of my little faA.
Giles. imagined that love and hap
piness were never for me--only an
bition and unrest. With these gcss
luxury, sometimes. Al least this sort
Of personal liberty was offered me-
the price Of leaving Paris. and leavtns
the son Of Louis Philippe TO his own
devices. I did So"
And so, then you came to wash
ington! That must have been some
Years ago"
Yes; some 1--WE years ago. still
was young. told you that you must
have known me, and SO. no doubt, you
did. Did you ever hear Of America
Vespucci?"
A smile came to my face At the aug.
gestion Of that celebrated adventures
and mysterious impostress who had
figured In the annals Of Warrington
. fair Italian. SO the rumor ran. who
had come to this csIntry to set up .
claim. upon our credulity At least. TO
being the descendant Of none less
than Amerigo yespucci himself! This
supposititious Italian had indeed gone
30 far as to secure the introduction Of
a bill in congress granting to her Ger
tain lands. The fate OF that bill even
then hung in the balance. ! had no
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ranch where hs was staying. Pste
was the regulation bad man-a worth
less. no-Account. ugly brute. who hea
been particularly obnoxious TO Smith
ever since his arrival A man can
be brave In = good cause. but vhsa
II comes to riskins . wretched death
,Sor the sake of something worse than
nothing II calls for brand OF hsrolem
and self-sacri6ce Smith never had.
Tie reasoned coldly that he prob
ably was much more needed In the
progress Of the world than Pete. bot
he stili stared down into the distant
gully. To his disgust, he found he ab-
soluteiy could not ride on and leave
Pete TO get on the best way he could.
Al first he argued that he would gnl-
lop to the ranch and send some %
Pete's associates 10 rescue him. He.
Smith. certainly owed Pete nothing In
the way Of charity. u was only COM
mon sense. Then Smith found he vas
guiding his mount down the lower
trail mechanically.
Later he realized II was the firsf time
IN his life that the common Law OF hu-
manity had clutched him and said:
Your turn to heip!' and had brought
him face to face with the fact that
you cant run your life for yourself
alone. And so-well. he went down
into Rattlesnake guIch and carried
Pete across the stream and up the
other side and nothing happened. He
wasn't fated to die by means Of Rattle
snake gulch. That's all. But Il real
ly changed Smiths life doing that. 70
made q man Of him. mean u made
pie In the world beside himself"
Eleanor Meade was looking into the
deepening shadows. "Yes," she sald.
There are fine things like that hap.
pening out here. Of course. I'd me
10 know that man. Where"
"Oh. he left this region long ago.
said Norwood. There are the othess!~
The rest Of the party came gallop-
ing up-Norwood's sister. Eieanog's
cousin and the two men.
Say. Jimmie" Wharton called out,
ripping place hack there you've got %
your ranch. Bert! That Rattlssnako
place. Your sister was just telling 10
about the time you were fool enough
10 cross II for = worthless loafes
working for you! thought yoa usea
TO have some sense!"
II didn't suppose Alice knew about
H." Norwood stammered to cover hlo
wrath and confusion. anyhow ~
story was 10 exaggerated. There was
nothing In ~"
"why didn't yoa tell Ne Il va1
you.'' Eleanor Meade demanded q
they rode on. Maybe aftss IN. nsSe,
Ne -wesA - ossa tne-s 49, - n
would b good Tor me. n alUht esasA
me thinGs. too. for I'm pretty usslsns
when ! think about H."
~ you'd only stay" Nosveo6
breathed In sudden renewed h0pe.
~ need you 20. Eleanor. cast ~
you go dcar!"
II never really wanted 10 o." tho
| Girl confessed - he helped Der fFo0
her saddle. New York doesut seen
very important. with you-out herei
II guess I'm going to stay Bsst aitss
AM"
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reason to put anything beyond the au-
spoke! My smile was simply that
which marked the eventual voting
down Of this once celebrated measure,
as merry and a. bold . Jest % ever
was offered the credulity Of . nation
one conceivable only In the mad and
bitter wit OF Helena Won Ritz!
Yes. madam" ! said. Il have heard
Of America vespucci.' presume that
you are now about to repeat that you
are she!"
She nodded. the mischievous enjoy.
ment Of her colossal Jest showing in
her eyes. in spite Of all. YES" said
she, among other things. have been
America vespucci" There seemed
little TO do here In intrigue. and that
was my first endeavor to amuse my.
self. Then found other employment.
England needed a skillful sec ct agent.
Why should I be faithful to England,
At least. why should ! not also en-.
Joy intrigue with yonder government
q MEXICO 1t the same time, There
came alan NJ Van ZanAt NJ thla RI.
puhaic NJ r.,.. ". I, I. true I
have seen ann. amy, hsrs IN wash.
iprtoo, put All the time A I played
~ N, a.. r,.,. -.n.~-,,h ~ IN.
to enjoy II save myself-l cav myself
begin to lose. This country-thts
great splesdtd country Of savages-
began 70 take me by the hands, began
to look me In the eyes, and ask me:
Helena Won Rits, what are your What
misht vou have hs.ns
so now" shs concluded, you asked
me, asked me what I was, and I have
told you. I ask you myself, what am /.
what am I 10 be-: and I say, I am un.
clean. But, being a. I am, have done
what I have done. Il was for . prin.
ciple-or Il vss-for you! I do not
know"
There are those who can be moth.
ing else but clean" I broke out. Il
shall not endure to hear you speak
thus Of yourself. You-you, what
have you not done for usi was not
your mother clean In her heart! Sins
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veo On WNooso.
The greatest novelty Of The vsto
Dc Nsuilly. which b IN full swing
nov. and which stretches iron ~
gates Of Paris down 10 tAs osias. =
! novelty in roundsbouts. This rear.
instead Of vhissins arous1 % ~.
on camels. rabbits. cows % o0eee
ears--ths mere horse hAs loao bssa
out of date on The Paris rosn1aeesee
---Nsuilly Fsir pr0vi1ss . turning
araving rom. % which ~ b eesve4
IN slsgans susroandings. Tea - .
circular tray big enough - ~ ~
arinkse anA ths Fooo h vhisA \ y
druak h certainly somsthiag ralhss
nsw.--Pasis eosrssposAsss Leolee ~
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GN6ie0 00sS00t GoNS Noe000
Not eetsa y he AnssieAa seAoeo
With iii ~ seu1sats transferred = -
cher eosntSy. but sueA vos 49,
With ths Baltimore rueest seAesl. nomp
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1svsllt - lsel1s1 shae - - Dsoops
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BY EE1ERSON HOUGh

IIIyIlAnog EMzesly GkfiIiER
The Delta independent., 1910-10-28

by a horse falling on him. He is
getting around on crutches.
NJ. c. Meek of Rogers Mesa, is
exhibiting a fine bunch of straw
berries from his ranch, at the office
of H. A. Klingensmith. There are
some me ripe ones in the bunch.
Duff Morrow of near Crawford,
told us a few days ago that his
orchard netted him 500 per acre
this year. This is pretty good for
an apple crop that is said to be
a failure.
Bob Kinne left Monday for Nevada
to look after big irrigation enter
prise in which he is interested with
some Colorado Springs and Denver
parties
z. F. Rawson and wife who have
been living in Delta for the past
year, moved back to their ranch
near Maher Saturday. Mr.. Raw
son will be 81 years old next month.
The Delta independent., 1910-10-28
HOTCHKISS.
fHotchkiss Herald.1

Steve Swift left Wednesday morn
ing for lockwood, Colo, in response
to message stating that his mother
was very i'll.
j. l.. Woodwork and wife will
leave next Sunday morning for New
Woodworth's health was not good
here and he was forced to make the
change.
Paul Wilson returned Monday
evening from his trip to Pueblo
where he left Mrs. Wilson to pack
and ship their furniture to Hotch-
kiss.
Judge C.. H. Stewart of Delta,
was here this week in the interest
of the Democratic search for votes.
He was carrying a microscope, but
the glass was busted"
Bert N. Crawford candidate for
county treasurer on the Republican
ticket, was here this week and says
things look good for his election.
Bert is a fine young man and will
fill the office to perfection If elected.
Mrs. Emma Allen of Oswego, Kan
sas, cousin of II. NJ. Livesay, who
has been visiting here for the past
month left Wednesday morning for
her home. Her mother who came
out with her has decided to spend
the winter here.
The Delta independent., 1910-10-28
North Fork Times.I

Mrs. Blaine returned from De-
Beque Sunday.
II. G.. Poe is in Salt Lake this
week on business.
George Hibbs of Redlands, bought
one of those fine Winona wagons
last week.
Howard Ebert of Gunnison, is
over this week visiting with his
relatives.
]. Wicke will begin the brick
work on his new home this week.
Fred Lucco, of Paonia, will do the
work.
Lester Mcmillan had his leg
broken and ankle sprained last week
The Delta independent., 1910-10-28
PAONLA.
tPaonia Newspaper

lPaOnla newspaper
Charlie V. Alton returned to Pao-
MIA last Friday night after a trip
to various parts of the east
Mrs. Julia Thurman came down
! from the hills Sunday evening after
visit with her husband, the forest
reserve man.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Mathews of
Cleveland. Ohio, arrived in our city
the first of the week for a visit with
| relatives.
Mrs. J. H. Leiding and Miss Leid-
ing of Cincinatti, Ohio are visiting in
our city at present, having arrived
early in the week.
John Lewis left Tuesday morning
for his home in Iowa, after short
S E. Lewis and family on German
mesa.
Mrs. w. R. Lamb and children
arrived home last Saturday evening
from near Des Moines. Iowa. where
they have been visiting relatives the
past few weeks.
w 7, Morgan arrived in Paonia
last Tuesday evening from Redlands.
California, after a years stay He
is the father of Mrs. Sherman ALI
son and Charles Morgan.
Word was received by relatives
here recently of the wedding of
George f. Curtis, brother of Mrs. b.
5. Ruddick and Messrs. Ed and Pete
of relates in Michigan a couple of
weeks ago. The bride is a Mime
sofa lady. Further particulars we
did not learn. Mr.. Curtis was form