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why not keep enough boarders to
make it pay? A small campaign Of
classified advertising in the Bonanza
will keep you busy.
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Of INTEREST
tn ALL VOTERS OF
NYE COUNTY
., ArroRm ADOPTED BY REPus-
1,cANs SHOULD BE READ
BY ALL VOTERS

The platform OF the
.s,ds,es OF Nye county az drafted
saveral weeks ago, Shout 'e care
,auv read BY all voter 81 ms
.orntv IL cont.ins fr6l for thought.
saac,ailv that part pie igins the s
io,ive candidates to labor for certain
measures For the benefit OF those
who have not read the platform II
i reproduced herewil IN inii:
The republican candidates OF Nye
county assembled in convention pur
snsnt 10 the provisions of the pri-
mary law offer no program that is
moi bulwarked with performances:
makes no promises but what are
a. tho interest OF the tax payers
ana property owners OF this county.
The past four years of republican
ruls in this nation has been such
that we again give our hearty en-
dorsement to the platform and can
a,dates presented by the national re-
D,hlican convention. Never has the
country been confronted with such
problems and situations as have
arisen during the last four years
and never have such problems been
handled with such skill and courage
PRECEDENT Taft has demonstrated his
fitness for the office he now holds
and for which he is a candidate Tor
reelection, and though assailed by
agitators aud decried by Theorists
The condition Of the United States
today is tribute TO his performance
Of every duty demanded.
The state republican platform and
candidates likewise receive oni
unanimous endorsement.
Retrench ment in State Offices
We pledge our Legislative candi
dates to the enactment Of a meas
ure reducing the expense OF the
state government 10 conform witt
the revenues OF the state and prevent
the further issuance of bonds to mee'
the deficit in the general fund.
The State Bank Receivership
We pledge our legislative candi
dates 10 secure an Investigation intt
the affairs of the long defunct State
Bank and Trust company. There are
hundreds OF people in Nye county
who lost their savings in this N
stitution and who are not able e
secure proper report showing Tho
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Republican national, state, county
and township officers who are deser
wing Of the support Of the Nye count,
voters
= U. S. Senator
= w. A. MASSEY :
= representative In Congress
E.E. ROBERTS
= Justice Of the Supreme Court
. JAMES M. LockHART
y Regent State University
= (Long Terml
: A. A. GOOD
Regent State University
= tshort Term
JAMES W. o'BRiEN
. State Senator
= KENNETH ]. BOOTH
= EDWARD p. WILSON
= Members OF the Assembly
. N. X. FRANKLIN
Z J. g. HOLMES
A. n. KEENAN,
= J. c. PECK
. WILLIAM TRAeERT
, County Clerk
. r. C. POLL
, County Treasurer
: W. }. SINCLAIR
Auditor and Recorder
=. n. pkLzELL
District Attorney
y, n. ATKINSON
ceuaty Comm asloaer
lLona TERM
w. Y. cupoV
County Commissioner
tshort Term
ALEX FERGUSON
couaiY commisslonsr
gunssplssd Tsrei
r. q. DAVIS
sussles ~ the Peace
Tonopah Tosnshlpi
X. cHAaeERs
s. roaspah fo~nshlp
" o SWANS
q q a
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transcontinental route through Nye
county
Primary Election Law
We pledge our legislative candi-
dates TO the enactment Of sweeping
amendments TO the present primary
law, which in its self is nothing short
Of farcial We favor such amend
ments that will prohibit voters from
\ flocking from one standard to an
other without declaration of their
political faith. We believe in the
sanctity of the ballot and urge that
secrecy be continued, but are oppos.
Cd 10 the present construction of the
primary law that allows fraud being
perpetrated.
Free Text Books
We pledge our legislative candi
dates 10 labor for the passage OF !
measure providing for the furnishing
Of free text books by the state Il
the pupils attending our publi
schools.
Have you house TO rent? AID
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A store that advertises must be a
store Of values-of "bargains"-cr the
advertising would not pay.
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Free Text Books

Have you house TO rent? Ad-
yeriise Il in the want ad column.
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erything in excellent condition for the
evangelistic work he had set hImself
to do and he predicted the forthcom--
ing meeting would be notable one IN
its results. Rev. Pratt read the sew
enth chapter of Matthew as scrip
tnre lesson and delivered an interest
ing sermon on the subject of prayer
We regret that time precludes cs
from laying resume of what he said
before our readers.
Rev Pratt stated that the only OBJ
lection he was able to make in rels-
tion TO conditions at the rink was its
restricted capacity and he expressed
the belief that in less than a week
1t would be entirely too small to ac-
accommodate the great throng of peo-
pie that would be seeking attendance
at the meetings. He praised the Choir
us choir that had been organized un-
der the leadership OF chas. W. Van
Patten and asserted that musical
treat was In store for all who came tn
the services at the rink the next few
weeks Rev. Pratt endeavored to an
ticipate curiosity in relation to him.
self by saying that he was a resident
OF Kansas City. Missouri: was almost
forty years OF age: was married and
that mis- wife was at present In Colo
RADIO Springs. "NIr. Sutherland" con-
rinued Rev. Pratt. is Michigander. IS
married and Is the father OF two OF
the handsomest children in the VOL
VERNE state"
AS a vocalist and a musical director
Mr.. Sutherland is one of the best ever
heard in connection with religious
work in Canon City and he is destined
to become very popular with those
who attend the meetings at the rink
or course those who attended the
meeting Tuesday night have only
words of praise. and. under the lead
ership and instruction of Mr.. suther-
land. it promises TO become first
class organization. The services at the
rink this evening will begin promptly
at 1880 o'clock. A cordial invitation i<
extended to everybody to be present
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OPEN GREAT
CAMPAIGN To
SAVE SOULS
EVANGELIST PRATT GREETED BIZ
LARGE AUDIENCE on OPEN
ING NIGHT.

Rev. Z. Benaiah. Pratt OF Kansas
City, who is to have charge OF the
evangelistic campaign to be conducted
in this city during the next few weeks
was greeted by an audience OF more
than thousand people at the rink
Tuesday night and the impression ha
made on the assemblage was distinct
ly favorable. Evangelist Pratt and his
singer. Loya Sutherland. come TO
Canon City under the most favorable
auspices, and, in a religious sense.
at least, find the community like a
passive camp waiting to be occupied
by the first master who would walk in
and take possession. Preparations for
a great awakening of the public con-
science upon matters pertaining to the
individual welfare. both in this life
and the life 10 come. have been in
progress for weeks under the dire>-
ton of the various evangelical
churches and the turning the evil
deer from the error of his ways into
an exemplar OF the Christian faith is
now in the hands OF Rev. Pratt and
the Redeemer whom he serves.
The meeting at the rink Tuesday
night was n splendid tribute to the
evangelist. as well as to the earnest
endeavors OF those who had the pre-
liminary work OF the campaign n
charge. Grouped about Rev. Pratt on
the platform at the opening service
Tuesday night were Rev. George F.
SEWER. Rev. o. s, Reed. Rev. H. NJ.
Jameson. Rev. j. F. Harris. Rev.
II. Utesch and I.oya Sutherland. the
latter directing the singing of the vast
congregation. After couple of selec-
tions had been sung by the chorus
choir of two hundred and fifty voices.
in which the audience Joined with
more or less enthusiasm. an invoca-
cation was offered by Kew. Harris. fol-
lowed by announcements BY Rev. ia
mIeson and the Introduction of Rev.
Pratt.
Rev. Pratt stated before beginning
his regular discourse that be had
heard much OF Canon City aud its de-
slrahillty asa place of.rcsidence. The
high character OF Its citizenship. he
said. appealed to him and he antici-
pated with much pleasure tho ac-
qualntanee OF tho people of tho COM
munIty. lie said that he had found sv-
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate of James j. Beach. deceased
The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed ADMINISTRATIVE OF the estate
OF James ]. Beach. late OF the County
OF Fremont In the State of Colorado.
deceased. hereby gives notice that she
will appear before the County Court
OF said Fremont County. at the Court
House In Canon City. In said County. at
the March Term. 1912. on Saturday.
the sth day OF March. 1912, at 10 A. NJ.
ut which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notihed
and requested To attend for the pur-
pose OF having the same adjusted
All persons indebted TO said estate
are requested TO make Immediate psy-
ment TO the undersigned,
Dated at Canon city. Colorado. ths
soth day OF January. A. y, 1918
SARAH BEACH,
Administrators.
first Pub. Feb. !. 1914.
Last Pub. feb. ~. 1919.
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FLORENCE GIRL GIVEN
TNl YEARS C0llEGE
COURSE BY CLUB

Miss GLADYS Jones. of this city. has
had the good fortune to be selected as
the recipient OF a two years college
course given by the Colorado Feder-
alton of women's clubs. The choice
of college is optional. except that It
must be in this state. This is an hon
or of which Miss Gladys may be
proud. for her good fortune Is direct
result of exceptional record she ms.Ie
as student of the Florence High
school. from which she graduated last
year, taking frst honors.
IL was through the woman's club
OF Canon City and particularly thru
the Influence Of Miss curran that the
scholarship was secured. The Colo
RADIO Federation OF women's clubs
awards this opportunity for college
course to Young women OF exceptional
ability and promise; each club OF the
federation dcvotes a day each year 70
ward raising money for the schola :
ship fund. Mrs. 7. NJ. Harding OF Cam
on City Is secretary OF this branch OF
tho wcmens club work Florence
Citizen.
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her home to try the benefit Of Colo
RADIO climate for her health.
w.sw
Prof. Fisher of Lincoln Park school.
Mrs Fisher. and the grade teachers,
the Misses Tucker, Wilson and Wood.
fcrd. az well as Elton woodford. who
teaches at Concrete. were in attend
ance at the community meeting =
Fremont county teachers ane patrons
at Rockvale sa,--s-sy.
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Ranchers are busy pruning orch
ards these fine days Ditch water has
BEEN doing business filling cisterns
and flooding lawns ! F. Davis start
ed the pillow in his garden area Moa-
day and all signs taken together give
a hint of coming spring.
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The Lincoln Park prayer meeting cf
last Wednesday evening at the home
OF NJ. c. Gains was of unusual interest
and over thirty were in attendance.
The meeting adjourned TO convene II
the call of committee appointed by
the leader. who will name the time
and place. as early as convenient after
the close OF the gospel meetings al
the rink.
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The family of Geo. Sale had the
pleasure of showing their guests from
Worcester. Mass, the beauties of the
Royal Gorge on saturday. taking them
through to the Hanging bridge. sun-
day two autos took the crowd ever tie
new road to the top where they en-
joyed picnic dinner. The party in
cluded the families of E C. Kibbe and
DR.. Clark. Everyone was most en-
thukinstic over the view. both from
below and above and Mother Kibbie"
declares she would not have missed
1t for anything" All are eager to take
the same trip again.
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PARK CENTER
NEWS NOTES

The Park Center Land & Water Co.
had a force of teams and men working
on a reservoir last week. The bank
gave way last July and the reservoir
was out of commission the remainder
OF the season. but has been put ia
good shape for this season.
HLE-x
Mr.. II. r. James of Calhan. who pur-
chased the old Endsley place of Hod-
gin & sharman some time ago arrived
with a batehing outfit and has taken
possession. His wife will follow later
in the spring.
w--L~
Ms Robert Pearcy has been laid NJ
with the grippe for several days. but
is out again.
r-i.s
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. viii
George who has been sick for some
time. is gaining very slowly.
Lee Mattoon. who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs, sonrs in Cripple Greek
has returned to the Park.
w-E-w
Miss Elsie Hoehkiss spent several
days in Loveland. last week.
x-s<-w
a. II. McCone is treating his house
to a coat OF paint. which improves its
appearance very materially.
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Or. Maxwell was called to West
clifre from cancn City sunday to =
tend Mrs. John Haassen. who has
been seriously III at her home in the
valley the past week. On Thursday
Mrs. Haussen was taken to Canon
CITY In the hope that the lower alsi.
tude win prove beneficial TO her
hcalth.--wct Mountain Tribune.
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Friday night viii be inst about the
same as usual. bu; Tor Feb. and I5
the program VIII be extra good. es-
peelaiiy the 18th. at which time the
play entitled The splnsier's Return
Will he given by the old maids Of
Fruitmere and vi.inity. The literary
society boosters are glad 10 see -
many people out to the meetings. You
have an invitation. Gene again.
MIR. chas. Wood and family stsrtoI
Monday morning for Fort Smith. Ar
kansas. where they expec, to make
their future home.
w-xls
Mrs. f II. Carpenter entertained
the members OF the Embroidery club
with their husbands and children on
Saturday evening at her residence on
Main street. About so we're out Every
one had a jolly good time throughout
the evening. Mrs. Carpenter is classed
BY all present a perfect hostess
w-u5x
The Four Mile Literary society net
Saturday night with good iull
house. good program was rendered
and every one had very pleasant
evening. They meet again February
10. and are planning good program
fer that date. Everyone is invited out
HLu-a
Mrs. Snyder OF Stienmier avenue.
went to Cripple Greek Saturday for
shor, business and pleasure excur-
sion.
The -Four Mile Progressive club
met with Mrs. Vim. Bernhart last Fri
day. Nearly all the members were
present and as well two visitors. Mrs.
Geo. Diamond and Mrs. Cotton. The
AFTERNOON was spent in study and
pleasure. They expect to meet with
AIRS. Mattoon next Friday afternoon.
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Mr.. Ghent. father OF Mrs. f. IL.
Williams of Four Mile. has gone 10
Denver to visit with his daughter.
Mrs. Harsh for few days.
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aIr. Ben Curtis went to Pueblo and
back on his motorcycle this week.
E-w-N
Mr.. T. II. Carpenter is painting his
house which is quite an Improvement
TO his place.
w-M-w
Miss Virginia Hun OF Pueblo, II
spending few days visiting with Mrs.
r.. e l.overn and family OF T. Main
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS.NOTES


over-sunday guest of her sister, Mrs.
woodford Of Park and Garfield.
,s-:s-a
T. John came down from Cripple
Creek Saturday for visit with his
farily on Park avenue.
Harry Bailey returned Tuesday
from 3 six weeks visit with friends
and relatives at Oklahoma City.
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DR.. Allan Bell has gone on trip
to Mexico.
Arthur Seaman and Herbert Mas
of Canon City were visitors on Lin
coin Park Saturday.
Mr. Blake of Colorado avenue. made
a trip to Tallahassee creek Saturday
to Investigate ranching prospects. re-
turning the first OF the week.
w-m-x
MA Damn, living on East Grand
avenue. has been on the sick list but
is improving now.
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Mrs F. d. Miller of Pueblo. was
guest last week at the home OF her
,risnd. fsss. Hayes on East Elm ave
nue..
HsEsS Palm who recently had a So
riouS accident to his eye. Is hopeful
nov that everything is all right with
no resulting injury to sight.
Mrs Herard has been obliged to b.
absen, from her place at Frey Col
iIns' store for the past week on ac-
count OF sickness.
Mrs. ID. W. Ross was lnld up few
days ~ week with an attack Of ton
silitis. bn, made an attempt to M her
place OF business again on Monday
W--ss-G
AR. and Mrs. VI. C. Gains took I.
business trip to Pueblo las, week re-
inrninsf, f,atarday. Mr.. Gains leaving
for SLOAN soon after
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The ]. L. c. club enjoyed pleas
ant anstsoon with Miss Grace oiiIen
on Chestnut street Saturday.
Alex. Bridges. who had been suffer-
Ing with a severe attack OF pnen-
monia. il reported much better. and
hope is entertained OF a complete re-
oovery-
5. J. Andrews Is reported to be
gaining little each day. much TO the
qualification OF many inquiring
frieTs.
GeS Smith has returned TO his
home on East Sherman from a elk
weeks visit among friends at wichits
and other points In Kansas. He re-
ports fne time and good success
with the sale OF his car load of apples |
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Mr.. Chas. Heiter was taken from
the Pue5Is hospital to Kansas City
last week by his brother. with the |
hope OF improving his physical and
mental spndi,iOn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank KEELING brough, |
Mrs. Keiling's mother. Mrs. Hansen.
down from westclire Thursday 10
he under the care OF Or. Maxwell. |
hoping that the change win prove
beneficial. Mrs Hansen has taken
rooms with Mrs, Boehm on Twelfth
street.
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The Misses Hattie Snow and Hazel |
Smith. who have finished their course |
of mfli&ery at Canon City. went to
Denver Saturday to take positions in
Wholesale house.
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The Lincoln Park Ladies' Aid 80
ciety of the NJ. Z. church. enjoyed an
| a -dav ,,,aatin~ with Mra Qancraff an
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FRUITMERE
AND F0URMILE

The state and county supeTlniea-
dents Of schools visited the Fruiimere
and Four Nile schools last week
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Mrs. II. A. FFieilng and Mr. Vernon
Smokey we're married last Thursday.
They expec; to make their home on
Central avenue. They gave an enter
tainnent in honor OF the occasion on
Thursday evening. a gfoodly number
spent very pleasant evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smokey we're wished many happy
years OF prosperity.
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A vocal scnoci wss organized In the
Fruitmere school house for those 81
the literary who desire TO learn the
rudlments OF music. We wish larger
number OF the members would come
out and take hold of the work. The
school meets Saturday evenings.
x-w-.u
Mr.. and Mrs. Elic Mink OF Cotton
wood creek spent few days OF last
week visiting friends and relatives II
this city. They returned to their ranch
Sunday.
Miss Maude Russell and sons who
have been visiting at Mr.. Phil Sheri-
dams for some time. expect TO start
to thein home. Point Richmond. Cal.
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Russell will
be greatly missed by her many friends
who are very sorry to have her leave.
They all wish her a very safe journey
home.
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Mr.. Madse Madison who has been
visiting friends and relatives in Mis-
souri for some time has returned
home. He expects TO take up his form
er occupation as proprietor at the ma
tatorium. Mrs. Madison is expected
home some time this week.
w-n--ss
A family reunion aud farewell party
was given at the Mink residence on
Dozier avenue Saturday In honor of
the Elick Mink and chas. Wood fam
iiies. Quite a number were out and
everyone enjoyed the evenings enter
tainment.
MN
Miss May Shaw recently OF Belle
vue. Idaho. spent Saturday night with
Mrs. w. II. Treymayne OF Four Mite.
Miss Shaw likes the Canon City elm
ate and people. She regrets very much
that the time viii soon come when
sho must return to Idaho.
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The Phliomathian Literary society
met Friday evening with good at
tendance. A fair program was rcnd-
cred. Tho program being prepared for
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NV

Mrs, Fansworth OK Elm avenue. aas
|stturned scsnt!y from visit to Ok
'lahoma. Her daughter accompanied
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Mr.. " Bachelor OF r. Canon. Is
still Writing insurance and delivering
policies over the Park. for the Fre-
mont County Protective association.
He says he has insured to the amount
Iof $4,000. up to the present wesl.
with plenty moro work ahead.
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sf-'t-'s

Tho Phllomathian Literary society
met Friday evening with good at
tendance. A fair program was rcnd-
cred. The program being prepared for
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H-g
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ellie Mink OF Cotton
wood creek spent few days OF last
week visiting friends and relatives If
this city. They returned to their ranch
Sunday.
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Mr.. Chas. Helter was taken from
the Pue5Is hospital to Kansas City
last week by his brother. with the
hope of improving his physical and
mental : ondition.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Keeling brought
Mrs. Keiiing's mother. Mrs. Hansen.
down from westcllfre Thursday TO
he under the care OF DR. Maxwell.
hoping that the change win prove
beneficial. Mrs. Hansen has taken
rooms with Mrs, Boehm on Twelfth
street
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H-WW

Mrs. Snyder of Stienmier avenue
went to Cripple Greek Saturday for I
short business and pleasure exour
sion.
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GeS Smith has returned TO his
home on East Sherman from a elk
weeks visit among friends at wichits
and other points In Kansas. He re-
ports hne time and good success
with the sale OF his car load of apples.
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The Misses Hattie Snow and Hazel
Smith. who have finished their course
of mnli&ery at Canon City. went to
Denver Saturday to take positions in
Wholesale house.
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The Lincoln Park Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the NJ. Z. church. enjoyed an
all-day meeting with Mrs. Bancroft on
Park tayenue Thursday. The ladies
brought their dinners and goodly
number had good social time togeth-
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5. J. Andrews Is reported to be
gaining little each day. much to the
qualification OF many inquiring
frie1ss.
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The J. I. C. club enjoyed a pleas
ant anstsoon with Miss Grace oiilen
on Chestnut street Saturday.
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Alex. Bridges. who had been suffer-
Ing with a severe attack OF pnen-
monia. is reported much better. and
hope is entertained OF complete re-
oovery-