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Gilbert Taylor and Roy Lee left for
Denver on-Sunday.
Miss Ada Maxwell will leave early next
week to enter Oberin tOhio) College.
James Rice and Ford Stewart left on
a business trip to Durango on Tuesday.
Paul Drumm. of Galway. Neb, is
visiting his sister. Mrs. T. Y. Northern.
J. 3. Deal and wife of Jefferson. Iowa.
are visiting their son, W. N. Deal and
wife.
Mrs Frank Richie went up to Denver
on Monday for a visit with relatives and
| friends.
Mrs. c. R. Price returned on Saturday
from Mantou. where she had spent the
summer.
Lotus Ward left for Des Moines. Iowa
to enter upon his second year in Drake
University.
Miss Carrie Murry left for Los Angeles
on Tuesday. after pleasant visit with
Mrs. F. Y. Hauek.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T.'Kreider are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of bouncing young
son on Monday.
Ths Misses Kinney left for Denver on
Tuesday. to enter upon their second year
in tho Colorado Woman's College.
Fly. Hauck is enjoying visit from his
nephew, John House, who arrived Mon
day from his home in M,nnea polls.
George Jones and Roy MeKi.triek left
for Fort Collins on Tuesday, to take a
course in the Agricultural College.
Mr.and Mrs. J. W. Paery returned home
on Friday from pleasant visit in Colorado
Springs with Mr. and Mrs. D. W Fraser
Misses Luta Hopp,r and Kate Shelton
left on Wednesday for Des Moines. Iowa,
where they will enter Drake University,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Stou. Of Green's
burg. Ind. arrived Wednesday uron a
visit to their son. DR.. E. N. Stout. AND
family.
Miss Gladys Peery departed Friday
night fer Kansas City. No. whore she
will resume her studies in the Central
High School.
After pleasant visit with his brother
frat" of tho Denver U, Fred North and
friends. George Painter left for his home
in Telluride on Saturday.
Rev. Beaver ofthe Blp.i5t church will
take for his morning subject next Sun
day THE Bible and Public VIrtue;" even
ing topic. Taste and See."
John Custer. our Rhoaies sch Ilarship
student, left for Madison. Wis. on We'd
nasday to take the chair of political econ
omy in the University OF Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. DeLong and
daughter left for their home in Fooseland.
H.. on Monday after a pleasant visit al
the home Of the formers brother, Clint
DeLong.
Mrs. Augusta Klinafelter and son Lee
left on Sunday for Fort Collins. where
they will make their hsme until the lat
ter graduates in electrical engineering
from the Agricultural College.
After pleasant summers visit with
her parents, M. and Mrs. D. n. Nicely,
and Rocky Ford friends. Mrs. Tucker de
parted on Wednesday by way OF Pueblo
and Denver FOR her homo in St. Louis.
The W. R. c. will hold the last lawn
social Of the season at the home of Mrs
Julia Best, eorner Fifth and Maple. en-
Wednesday afternoon. Sept. 81. All
comrades and their wives are cordially
invited.
TIP. Wilson on Saturday stole away
from his arduous duties OF editing the
Pixies Peak Daily News, long enough to
see that notices calling tho Republican
primaries were properly posted IN Pat
terson Valley, where he holds his official
residence. And he'll be down again for
the county convention tomorrow-fcr we
couldn't frame up a platform without
Toms assistance.
Mrs. J. S. Green. left for Tulsa, Okla.
on Sunday. in response to a. telegram i'm
forming her Of of the dangerous illness Of
"s' 'es"s'' S"oS' - mug iHe HitehsehSe
came from Mrs. Mary Lewis. who had Just
reached home from visit with her sister
in this city. and although Mrs. Green
hurriedly answered the call she failed to
reach her fathers bedside before his
death which occurred Monday. Mr.. King
was 7a years of age at the time OF his
demise.
A hay rack party of about dozen
yonpg people and classmates OF Philip
Yant chaneroned bv Mice Morrieor d,ova