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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-08
MCDONALD WIGGINs COMPANY. Isl
MACHINERY. DIES AND MODELS.

INVENTIONS perfected. model tool and die
makers; screw m ichine work; metal stamping.
Prices right: satisfaction guaranteed. HILL
LEERS CO.. 100 william st
An s II =. Brand New Mie,z-Weiss Kerosene
Engine big sacrifice. Address Cheap
Power" Tribune Office
INVENTIONS developed. models made. light
nachinl1t experimental work. A. w Hoag.
145 East 23d st
FNTORS!-Experimental work speciality.
Models tools, dies and drawings Geo.
schWarz Co. 1913 Liberty 81
INVENTORS models. experimenting. tools. light
manufacturing; expert: cheap, quick. PAIL
MER AIS West 2ith st.
METZ a WEISS OIL ENGINES operate on
kerosene. fuel and crude oils. l2S Mott 81, y. I.
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INSTRUCTION.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
THE CROFT SCHOOL
INSTRUCTION.

22s West I'D St.. New York.
Is ideal and exceptional as boarding and DAY
school. -.
II a bov IL bright and wishes TO make rapid
progress he IL not held hack by reason OF any
other boy. or by the old grade system" II ne
IL tlmid or nervous, he IL encouraged: II &c
is careless. interest In his studies u secured !
II he does not know how TO apply himself. ne
II taught. To this individual method OF teacn-
Ing Is due the Groh schools wonderful sue
cess, and success IL what talks"
a thoroughly up-to-date commercial coufse
for boys who do not desire 20 20 to college
Primary department for boys 90 10 years
OF age. No female teachers Same teachers
TO- all departments
most liberal system Of athletics, Wisely
directed.
All work prepared at the school under the
direction and assistance OF expert teachers un-
2Sth. Call on or address the Principal (now
at the SCHOOL,.
22S West I'D ST.. New York.
ONCE hours. TO g. or by appointment
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REMEDIES.
ALCOHOLICS

ALCOHOLISM Drink habit: lifelong cure in
three days. Guaranteed perfectly safe. re
liable. II YOU wish TO cure drinker secretly
or with his knowledge, write for my big free
book; tells about the true secret Highly in
teresting. Mailed I'm plain wrapper free. Edw.
J. Woods. b84 Sixth ave. T05 y. New York.
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RATS taken out alive. bedbugs eracicated IN
hours. "Ileitler Nermn EXterminators
3oi proomc St. near Centre st.. 30 years
periencc.
BEDBUGs rats mice. reaches. 7 ki them all.
Fumigation for bugs. Tel. l6ll-idT2 MOTn-
ingslde Es,ab $50 Hogs 20 West 10th ST.
RATS mice. reaches. bedbugs etc. cleared a.
lowest rates. Eureka Nermin EXerminatlns
Co. 81 West il6th 81.
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TOILET PREPARATIONS.
upnoLsreRgRs AND DECORATORS
vERMiN ExTERMlNAToR.

FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED: DraPeries
Porilcres wall Covering. estimates George
Iockhart Company. ~ Nest 39tn ST.
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Female

A. 4 HOFMAYER, 800 5th aye--Telephone
452T Madison square. Agency Tor su-
Derior domestic help.
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60. ters. De tst class landscape gardener
~ ,ysg g.n,' Years practical experience In
d ~ sedsr,issi,hhens country estates. salts
B sss lktost ~ Address Gardener, Box
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1870 WATTR Ess.--rwo nent ehf ,,In.s
rs Ta S Slss; c iSs P POSITION city
best lel .,g Osterberg's Agency, ZIG LeAlhb
or 0ou"' TEL 1855 Plaza.
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100000

worth &C u per cent cumulative preterr9d
pany is well established and operating sue
cessfully. wholcsaling lead pencils through
vending machines and otherwise; oihceIs OK
the highest character and integrity; hNe mill
ion gross Of pencils used each year IN the
United States alone. For particulars and fun
''' MCDONALD HIGGINS COMPANY (55l
LIMITED number OF shares of ca pre-
ferred stock for sale In Real Estate Operating
Company selling at par $40 per share. The early
investor Is offered the ground floor proposition OF
500 common stock as bonus. Stock " par
ticpating. Standing Of the men behind the en-
terprise exceptionally good. For particulars
MCDONALD WIGGINs COMPANY 900
S25OOO WORTH Of treasury stock for sale in
a working oil and gas company. Money to be
used In drilling oil and gas wells. Stock selling
for g short time only at 10 cents on the dollar
par value Of which is 81 90 per share. Apply TO
McDONALD-WIGGINS co. 257 B'way, City (62l
LEADING butter manufacturing company OF
+ gin, Illinois, world renowned for its pure
creamery products, offers for sale for short
time only $4,000 worth OF common stock, par
value OF which is $40 per share. rs special IN
amount at $40 per share, less . per cent. Add
tonal capital required to handle increased bust
ness Should do million dollars worth Of bust
capital stock For fun information apply 70
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPANY. UD
$1,000 WORTH OF STOCK FOR SALE IN A
newly organized company authorized TO do a
general business in promoting the science Of
aviation. manufacturing flying machines. etc;
stock selling at par, 500 per share. The
future success OF this business should appeal to
the investor
McDONALD-WIGGINS COMPANY. 800
WANT A FEW SUBSCRIBERS for a corpora
tion about TO be formed BY party who has a
very valuable preparation for scientific pur-
poses Have many testimonials to show from
people who have been treated by the process
.FoT particulars apply to
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COMPANY. O8p
LIMITED issue Of stock for sale in a Gold
Mining proposition located in the State OF VIZ
ginia. 10000 feet Of virgin timber on property,
insuring almost perpetual fuel Stock selling at
par $40 per snare. For particulars apply TO
McDONALD-WIGGINs COMPANY. (6D
a SMALL, amount OF So preferred stock Of
natural gas and development company; stock
selling par $1,000 per share; property located In
y. Y. state. leases on 1900 acres OF land; big
future for investors. For fun particulars app.y
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPANY (23)
$4,000
worth OF tho capital stock OF an established
shoe manufacturing business. a local corpora
ton and enjoying the distinction OF doing
business with the highest class houses In the
country. stock selling at par; investigate.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPANY. (j4D
$4,000
worth Of the capital stock Of a producing lead
and silver mine located close 10 the famous
Ciuggenhem mines OF Arizona; par value OF
stock is 500 per share. selling fCr a short time
only at - cents on the dollar, full paid and
non assessable; investigate this.
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$4,000
~ -.Afa

worth OF tho capital stock OF an established
sh oe manufacturing business. a local corpora
ton and enjoying the distinction OF doing
business with the highest class houses In the
stock selling at par; investigate.
McpONAID-WIGGINS COMPANY. (j4D
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55oT-ror West Point. two in family; So.
Wss FitzGeralds Employment Agency. oO3
=, --. Entrance on 42d 81.
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INV essy. many make double. as agent
" .A,te puDlcxJ Vacuum cleaner the only ser
,.' b,ad michine made; double suction welens
49, a wonder: can't got out oi order;
f.'a, -sn work il. surprisingly low price: big
fa 1'Ei-p class e-sv husiress. one machine
Jl-s 5~Ei-. agents. write quickly for terri
~ ,srr5s and our great offer. DuplcNo Co..
= -,..,b 5th ST. Brooklyn y. y.
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pP'' MeD0NALD- wIGGINs COMPANY C6)
capital STOCK. for IllI lhloIHdton Apply 70 $500.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COMPANY. (51)

newly organized company authorized to do a
general business I'm promoting the science OF
aviation. manufacturing flying machines. etc. !;
stock selling at par 800 per share. The
future success OF this business should appeal to
the investor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-08

esS ,.e,t swedish girl. very good COOK.
COON.- .,SI C,re Kitchen; best city references
taxes SSatteetberg's Agency, 716 Lexington ave
to-E Plaza.
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.

ST. DAVID'S HALL, SCARSDALE. n, Y
UNSURPASSED pre- paration OF boys for college or
business Number limited. Idea' surroundings
Boy. WV. l. EVANS, NJ. A.
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housEcLEANiNo BUREAUS.

Your home II desired. NEW YORK CAREFUL
CLEANING BUREAU. ~ West 136th. Phone,
s956-HaTlsm-
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IN fysFy Tay ssS S0dd
maKss5a6 ss5 Waldorf Agency, IL West 900 ~
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COOK.-German Protestant; excellent refer
ences: prefers place in country. Miss Mar
garet Smiths Agency, % West 42d st. Phone,
.}O3q BRYANT
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S7oT-F,r short Hills. four in family; $50.
'Vss FltzGerald's Employment Agency, Jo3
Frt-4ure on 42d 81.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.
CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTS.

oIiIs s. HUBBARD. 20 WILLIAM ST
LSeooactaity-sstats accounting. Also mercan-
,us and corporation accounting. Long esteb-
lished and reliable. lelephon" "Ooo-Johh
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! " lr S.sngt first class references; two,
y. ttss h s.s with private families; knows
z 8 &c outdoors: would like steady
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Fenlal.
mao uuIeEUSY Hopkins Educauoaa. Ag'y.
EM. FlkSUQ0i Tel Bryant GSu1


,,,,.s.-FarIl!ts. schools. Institutions, Etc.
s-,t,r~s GoyernvsSes. Nurses. Ladies Maids,
y...ekecpers. secretaries. companions. Etc.
I57RIsTIAN WOMAN who car. sing and pie
h,ssiSs fo~ church work Address Baldwin.
49,, rlfy.
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WELSH PKOTESTANT-Very capable horse
man: understands all kinds Of horses ex-
cellent cleaner; good recommendations. Mrs.
Golfers Agency 4d7 4th ave.
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KITCHENMAID.-Fir class Young woman
country place: SO: hest references. Miss
Shea's Agency, g East 42d ST.
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INSTRUCTION..
For Both Sexes-City.
The Wright Oral School for the Dea

Boarding and Day School Kindergarten 70 Col-
leae or Business. Speech and Llp-Readlng only
Founded 1894. l Mt Morris Park w, y \. CiS'
This advertisement appears every SUNDAY.
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TSEFTFT NAN-Hungarian hlghIy reCOm-
rnended: good man about house. can take
Jutler's place; $50 Wilson's Agency, 1il East
l-tu a. Tel 2224 Plaza.
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uEIp WANTED.
Male

AGENCY. - West 1lth St. the
= IRWIN eIo wanted: Coachman, useful.
foIlOSing, Sriver for milk route: Sac DAIRY
,,e uonihiy sos: stable man, go. -
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Female.
WAITRESS. PARLOR MAID.--Nery neat. tail
Danish girl; excellent waitress; best ret ,i,
Lexington ave. Tel. 1855 Plaza,
WAITRESS PARI.ORMAID-Wel trained good
manners; thoroughly capable young dIish Won
nm: $40 Waldorf Agency. Il West 33d 81. lei
500 Mcdson
"a ,tT1ESs- Highest references, makes all
salads. understands serving wines, can Sa'Ne
Miss Margaret Smiths Agency, 20 west 7-d 81
Tel S039 Bryant ----------.-
~ /. mn, t,sssyoun, vyoman: three years last
Mace. s2J. Greenwich or Rye section preferred
Niles ,hea's Agency. Last 42a 81.
WAITRESS. &c.-By refined colored Eirl,, as
West 1921 n.
WELSH PROTESTANT CooK-Very neat;
excellent cook; good referencea MIh Col
Hers Agency 457 ath ave, near hln 81.
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FOR SAL5
BUSINESS CHANCES
CAPITAL

Procured for manufacturers, Industrial enter
prses, steam railroads, mining, gas coal ana
timber propositions through the sale OF stocks
and bonds excellent facilities for placing high
class securities. Companies Incorporated and
financed. Established % years
MCDONALD NIGGINS COMPANY,
STOCKS AND BONDS.
256- 257 BROADWAY NEW YORK. y. Y.
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WORK WANTED.
Male
LAP ANESE

Male.
JAP ANE Sc I I;SIn,o. men, Bureau.
Il g1fi Ave Phone 3OSD Bryant Best Jap
- servants furnished 10 private families,
fgsltes Investigated.
and superior chauf-
~. does ali repairing; foreign or domestic
ss careful driver; has own tools. six years
= Employer seen: go any distance. al"
ave 1905 Plaza. MorrOw's Agency, 72l
'rrF.rrf ave. cor ESth ST
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$4,000

worth OF the capital stock Of producing lead
and silver mine located close 10 the famous
Guggenheim mines OF Arizona; par value OF
stock is 500 per share. selling fCr a short time
only at - cents on the dollar; full paid and
non -assessable: investigate this.
Neutrality-suspicious. COMPANY. 81
s GENTLEMAN OF business ability and refine
ment who has from 50 0OO to 5000 capital can
enter a paying enter rise and hold a position OF
great responsibility and trust. with good income
for services. references required and given. Re
ihnce. BOX II. Tribune Ofice.
4 WELL ESTABLISHED architect wants man
with wealthy influence. no money no technical
training required: an elegant opportunity for
reunpratiye business. Address Architect, Trlb-
une Uptown ONCE 1864 Broadway.
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rIee exriNoUisHEKS & LADDERS.

: I'VE Nets. ladders. extlnsushers. Combina-
lion Ladder Co. 81 Park Place. Tel. 0O23
Barclay
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Observation-Disclosures COMPANY. (5G)

WANT A FEW SUBSCRIBERS for a corpora
tion about TO be formed BY party who has a
very valuable preparation for scientific pur-
poses. Havo many testimonials to show from
people who have been treated by the process.
For particulars apply to
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= " NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPANY. leN

LIMITED issue Of stock for sale In Gold
Mining proposition located in the State OF Viz
gina 10000 feet Of virgin timber property,
insuring almost perpetual fuel Stock selling al
par $40 per snare, tor paItlcuiars Apply 10 o.,
McDONAID-NIGGINS COMPANY. (6l
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Will be In DELTA
At the Delta Hotel
Thursday, Sept. l4th.
From liza. m. t00 DIN.
One Day Only

These are the doctors you no
doubt have read about. While you
may not know them personally, v ou
may know them by reputation or
through some Of your neighbors,
they have treated.
The remarkable success OF these
talented physicians in the treatment
of chronic diseases has aroused much
enthusiasm In the Northwest.
This is said to be and no doubt is
true, one OF the most able specialists
organization of it's kind 10 this Sec
ton OF the country, and must be a
successful one from the many good
results they are getting.
The United Doctors, licensed by
the state of Colorado for the treat
1nent OF deformities and nervous and
chronic diseases OF men; women and
children. offer to all who call on them
consultation, examination and ad-
vice free.
1t is specially requested that mar
ried ladies come with their husbands
and minors with their parents.
The name, UNITED DOCTORS. is
what it implies a union OF specialists
twelve in number that have gotten
together for the treatment OF ofchronic
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-08-31

Mrs. W. FL. Allen returned home
last Friday evening from Littleton,
where she has been visiting with
relatives.
Mrs. George Gale, mother OF Loval
Gale, accompanied by her grandson,
were down from Bowie Monday
shopping.
j, W. McEwen and family OF Holy
oke. Colorado arrived here last
Thursday evening for few days
visit at the Ed Nutting home.
Rev. W. A. Crouch and wife of Lib
erty, Missouri arrived here Tuesday
evening for "A visit with Mrs. q. W.
Fry. The two ladies are sisters.
Mesdames Alice Miller Cowan and
Leona Walling Cowan were passen-
gers on last Friday mornings train
for Salida, where their husbands are
employed.
Carl Zaun Of Fruita IL visit
ing with relatiues and friends here.
having arrived one evening last
week. He has been working in the
bank at that place.
Addie B. Williamson, who Is buy
Ing fruit for the Crosby Myers firm
OF Chicago. was In town Wednesday
visiting various orchards and shak-
ing hands with his many friends. He
Is also buying fruit in Palisace.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-08-31
For Sale

10 acre fruit ranch, $50 fruit trees 3
loom house u shares MINI. Water, 4
acre alfalfa.
Lots l, 2, "a, 7, s, in Block 12 w. A..
Clark's add to Paonia.
Lots % and "a. Block town OF
Paonia.
store room known as the Gazette
office.
Lots 16, II, Is, Block 10 In town OF
Paonia with room house and furni-
ture. Inquire OF Milton Spencer a
Fruit Exchange Bank.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-08-31

and nervous diseases. Not to be un
derstood that they treat all diseases
that the human body is heir to. They
mean To be very careful in selecting
and taking cases as they want good
results, which means good returns
In the way OF their patients recon-
mending them to Others.
They estimate that over eighty
per cent of the pa atients now coming
TO them, come from recommends
tions oil those they have treated.
They do not treat and acnte disease
whatever, their time and attention
being devoted to such diseases as
follows:
Diseases OF the stomach. intestines
liver. blood, shin, nerves. heart, spleen
Kidneys or bladder rheumatism. scia-
tica, diabetes. bedwettina, leg ulcers
weak lungs and those afflicted with
ong standing. deep seated, chronic
.diseases. that have baffied the skill
-of the family physicians, should not
fail to call.
According to their system no more
Operations for appendicitis, gall stone
tumors, or goiter. Tney were among
the fist In America to earn the name
OF the "Bloodless Surgeons, by do
ing away with knife. with blood aud
with all pain in the successful treat
ment OF these dangerous diseases.
BELOW ARE THE NAMES
OF few Of the many patients that t
many good things to say for the
United Doctors.
Grace Munk. Dell Rapids, S. d. cat
arrh and deafness
Mrs q. g. Anderson. Nina, s. Oak,
nervous and kidney trouble.
Mr.. John II. Kieser. Yankton, S. d.:
nearly dead with heart and kidney
trouble producing dropsy, was given
only week to die in, short time under
their treatment was doing some OF
her homework
John Gerlack, Agar, S. D.. old sore
on lip.
Bert Clark, Selby, S, Oak =, so pleas.
ed with United Doctors treatment.
brought his father in for treatment.
Mrs. Frank Gray, Hazelton. N.
Oak. Catarrh OF stomach general de-
billty.
Anton De Young, Ashton, S. Oak.
rheumatism. writes he is doing fine.
Mrs. Sherman Vann. Huron, S.
Oak. feels that she has struck the
right Doctors this time
Mrs. J. l.. Hall. Hot Springs. S.
OAK, writes she is doing nicely under
their treatment.
Mrs. Ben Mcbride. Wagner, S, d.
Catarrh Of stomach.
Many Others that space will not
permit.
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Roy Emry. brother of F. G. Emry
was up from Delta the first of the
week visiting.
|. T. Honnold. Booster editor. is
spending this week in Denver 10 ooklng
after business affairs.
Miss Frances Rhodes and her niece
visited over Tuesday with Bert
Rhodes and family at Bowie.
Mrs. W. B. OsboldstoDe returned
home last Wednesday evening after
few weeks visit at Boulder and
Denver.
+. c. Schmid's mother and little
sister. who have been here for several
days visiting. returned to their home
In Delta last Friday.
George Claxton arrived here last
Saturday evening from Patterson,
New Jersey. to spend the fruit season
here. He was here three years ago.
Fred Hammond and family and
Miss Irene Edwards left last Monday
morning for n weeks outing over on
Black mesa and will spend their time
fishing and hunting.
Miss Coda yermillion left on yes-
terday III jrning's train for Pagosa
Springs. where she has secured a
four-month term OF school. Her
many friends will miss her but wish
her the greatest OF success.
George Morrow. who was here the
early part of the season assistinn In
the construction OF our cement
walks, arrived here Monday evening
to spend the season working in the
fruit. He owns ranch at Roubideau.
A number OF Royal Neighbors, In
Guiding Mesdames Inez Brown, Fred
Curtis, Theodore Beckman. Caldwell,
Pyle. Morford and Hanks were vlsl-
tors to Hotchkiss last Thursday
where they attended "A picnic being
given by the members Of that order.
j. NJ. Haley left last Thursday
morning for "A visit at various points
including Delta. Grand Junction and
Denver before going to Boulder,
where he Will spend several weeks
visiting and looking after property
interests. Mrs. Haley has been there
for some time.
BILLY" Hopkins, editor Of the
Chronicle, and wife were over from
Crawford Monday transacting bust.
ness and visiting with numerous
friends. While here they made n plea
SAINT call at our Office. They say that
Crawford will ship good deal OF
fruit this year and that the grain
and hay crop are unequalled.
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+ + + + + z + + Z = = = = = = Z
, PERSONAL MENTION.
!. + + + + + + 4. Z. Z. Z Z { Z + .

II. E. Binford came up from Grand
Junction Tuesday evening.
j. NJ. Burkart and Carl arrived
home Tuesday evening from Denver.
Mrs. Warren Taylor and son Er
nest were Delta visitors one day last
week.
Mrs. A. II. McKinnon and children
came in from Lake City Wednesday
evening.
Depot Agent Maxwell has moved
to the residence property lately va
Gated by Rev. Heal.
.G. II. Westerman of Los Angeles,
California arrived here Tuesday even
ing to assist during fruit season.
Mesdames Josh Saudifer and Frank
Wade We're down from Bowie last
Friday shopping and visiting rela-
Eiyes.
j. A. Cox and family arrived here
Tuesday evening frkm Sterling, Col
orado and expect to make this their
home.
Mrs. W. NJ. Clark and daughters,
Jessie and Alice came up from Red
lands mesa the first of the week. The
girls will visit for n couple Of weeks
with relatives here.