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The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
BOOST
: COLORADO

One of the best boosts" for Col
orado that has been printed in re-
cent years is contained in the adver-
tising matter sent out by a firm of
real estate agents in Kansas City
that deals in Colorado fruit and po-
tato land. A portion of the adver-
tising deals with the manner in
which the railroad rates have given
the Colorado grower the best of il
and is as follows:
Colorado agriculture is fostered.
not only by soil and climate. but by
special favorable rates on all its
products to the big eastern markets.
The railroads have made special
rates on everything that grows on
the immensely fertile soil of that
state. The Colorado farmer not only
has good home market, but he can
ship east for 1000 miles so much
cheaper than the same class of
freight can be shipped west-over
the same tracks-that he has a con
stant advantage against the farmer
in any other state.
For example. Colorado apples are
shipped from the western part of
that state to Kansas City for soc
per 100 pounds. while apples ship
ped from Kansas City to western Col
orado are charged S1.10 per 100
pounds. Peaches come from the or
chards of Colorado to Kansas City
for SOC per 100 pounds and peaches
shipped the other way, over the same
rails-are charged 81 l.90-giving
the Colorado grower 81 advantage.
Sugar, from a Colorado beet sugar
factory, is carried by the railroads
from the west side of the great di-
In fn Il
4Oc per hundred. while sugar ship
ped from Kansas City westward has
TO pay S1.10 for the same distance.
The rate on potatoes from Colorado
to Kansas City is just y what it is
from Kansas City to Colorado, East
bound it is 40c a hundred; in the
other direction is soc. The canning
factories in western Colorado ship to
Kansas City for bOc a 100 pounds,
which is lust soc less than cannery
in Kansas City would have to pay to
ship from Kansas City out there.
the westbound rate being s1.10.
There is net a crop grown on a
Colorado farm that has not been
the subject of discrimination in rate
making by the railroads and in some
instances the advantage given the
farmer is greater than those quoted
above. The railroads have managed
to have these rates finally approved
and confirmed by the interstate COM
merce commission and they now
form as much of a permanent ad-
vantage to the farmer in Colorado
as the pure air, the bright sunshine
and the rich, deep soil.
This is boosting that means much
to the state. Too many people for
get to tell the truth about the ad-
vantages of Colorado and neglect
to make this clinching argument in
favor of selecting this state as
nome. instead of going where condi-
tions are not so favorable. 1t Is
time for the world to learn that tc
live in Colorado means to have a
thousand advantages no other sec
ton has-and then some.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18

Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
DEFUNCT CORPORATIONS.

Whereas, the following domestic
corporations. having failed for a per-
iod of three years to pay the annual
state corporation license tax and 9th
er fees required by law, and to make
reports as by the statutes required,
they and each of them are now by
me. under the authority of chapter
101 of the session laws of 1911, de-
clared to be defunct and inopera tive:
The Plateau Valley Telephone Com
pany; The Western Slope Telephone
and Supply Company.
In testimony whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
great seal of the state of Colorado.
Done at Denver. Colorado. this first
day of April, A. d. 1912.
JAMES B. PEARCE.
fSean Secretary of State
First publication, April 16, 1912.
Last publication. April 10, 1912.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
CHILDREN'S NATURE
SHAPED SHOES

"Shoe the horse and shoe the
mare, but let the colts go bare"
This jingle is poor advice when
applied to the little children. these
tender little feet require the most
careful shoe fitting,
We have mature shaped shoes for
the little children along correct and
natural lines. Thus preventing foot
troubles in later years.
High or low shoes. black or tan
feathers, half or spring heels. We
have the correct size and the right
width for every foot that comes to
us.
MCCONNELL G. LOWE,
The Home of Good Shoes.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
BACKWARD

The fruit crop is even more back
ward in Montrose than in Mesa coun-
ty, according to E. s. Nichols, local
forecaster of the weather office, who
returned last night from trip
south.
Mr.. Nichols finds a general dispo-
sition to fight the frost conditions
with up-to-date appliances in that
section, while in parts of Delta coun-
ty the ranchmen are rather back
ward about using heaters.
Il am unable to explain the man
ner in which the apricots passed
through the severe cold of Monday
night without more than slight loss,
said Mr. Nichols. THE temperature
readings in some parts of the valley
weer as low as Is and 19, yet an
examination of the blossoms shows a
big crop remaining on the trees. l
expected that the entire crop in un-
heated areas would be gone before
the temperature dropped to 81. |
am firm in the belief that a good
crop of apricots is still on the trees
and am hopeful that they will go
through this danger period unhurt. y
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18

As the curtain rises the tiers of
choralists, soloists, end men and
others will be seen sitting on ter
raced rows of seats in a great coloni-
al ball room. Broad pillars of onyx
and walnut flank the background of
costly tapestries and hangings while
to the right and left are seen the
decorated entrances to the dancing
hall.
In dress suits, in lace-trimmed col
onials of velvet and satin, in gro
tesquely garbed minstrel goods, &"
the singers will present scene of
glowing. moving color From the
first 'All Hail." the audience is go
ing to appreciate the harmony, vol
ume and power of the chorus.
Through the solos, dances and jokes.
gales of laughter will sweep over
the audience, broken only by the
voicing of some sweet ballad of
touching quality that prevents the
entire production from approaching
tiresome moment.
The first part will give way to the
olio, where the setting is completely
changed. Singing and dancing spe-
cialities, colorful movements in APP
propriate costumes will be interspers-
ed with novelties that will not be
mentioned here, but will be held
as a surprise to the audience. The
seat sale is most satisfactory and
the Elks are certain to reap a big
fund for the building reserve.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
NOTICE.

For Something Fine in Nursery Stock
Have a surplus of Bartlett. Anjou
and Kiefer Pears, standard and
Dwarf. Josselyn Columbus and
Chautauqua gooseberries. Concord
Niagara and Campbell Early Grapes.
Cherry and Fays Currants. Jonathan
and Winesap Apples. Yard 529
Grand avenue. Phone Hickory 1902.
Call, write or phone.
d. VOLLMER.,
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
Is ReIeaSeI.

Is Released.
John H. Wall, town clerk of De
Beaue, who took strong interest
in the recent election in behalf of a
water system, was arrested on COM
plant of Humane Officer Eugene
Ong yesterdayin De Beque. Deputy
District Attorney McClintock dis
missed the case on the grounds that
there was no evidence. 1t is declar-
ed by Wallis friends that it was a
means of persecution because of
Wallis winning fight FOR better
water
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18

Now is the time when taking off
overcoats, your clothes should be
kept nicely cleaned and pressed to
insure the good appearance so neces-
sary to every business man in every
dav life. We are experts from .ong
experience. Phone Suitorium. Jet.
763. OUR WAGON WILL CALL.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18

The City Van, Transfer, Livery 4
Storage company. All kinds of haul
ing and the best of livery equipment
Prompt attention to all branches OF
the business. Barton & Terrill. pro.
pretors.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18

Sanitary Refrigerators, new; no
STOPPING; no overflowing pan. Grown
Fur. Co.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18

Next Saturday our soc rawhide
whips for quarter. Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18

One fare for the round trip on the
ID. &, Il. G. to the republican conven-
ton of the second congressional dis
trict, which will be held in Colorado
Springs
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18

All sizes and guages of flume made
on short notice by Jas. H. Lane.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-26
Das 3if4en i'm gbsatsr

Das 3ifden i'm : beatsr
4us Wien melbei man: Der Straf=
rifier Des 9ssirtseeridts s5ofepbitoot
Or. Tedert bate i'm 8srlaufe elmer
gbrenhkibiguns sperbanbIuns bic ins
iereiTante iSrose su entihtioen, OBJ bas
3iiten i'm 1heater ols nnanitdnoig
oui3ufuiTtn iei. Nm TASttottr mar
es i'm Deutifrn DOItStbeatsr BEL Der
premnre oss Stiides .pnpu" sipiihen
srpeI aeoierbeiudsrH, o.m aonfs
mann Soiepb Dub uno Dem Jabri<
taHten Sulius Dit, sa eintm peins
liten Rsneontre gs1ommen. Dus Stiit
bate cine ssibeilts Aufnubme sefune
ben; insbeioRbere noh ShluB bss
orit.eu 4ttts h6r.e man n.bsn lautem
9eifon aud persin3elt itaries 3iffxH.
berr 4li, Der init isinsr syrdu i'm
partet inb. belt iif fiber oas 3iidsn
auf, tporauf 9err Dub ibm briist ers
tlGr.e, hns ssbs ibn nibts on. er folle
ibn in RiiAe IaiIsn. oerr glii foll
eripibert babsn: rgs III ssmeiH uno
Senst BON mangeIbnFier 9ilouns unb
Gr3kbuns, i'm 1hsater 3u 3ifhen!4
Gs tam 3tpiidcn beiosn Sxrrsn su eis
| mem bsftissn BortiDehisI. Der i'm Sns
ipeftions3immsr DOR bem GbsrsOms
mifidr 1itipr Watirner Ieine iJprfiess
| uns faHn unb 6errn Dub peranlaBif,
seetn otrrn aIt, alleroings srit am
AZ. 1ags nah benz WorfalIe, bieGbrens
beleioisunestia 5u erheben. Der Ans
getldgie alt eriIGrie, bab ndlrenb Der
| aansen Dauer Der 9orit.Iluns grobs
llnrub i'm 1Knier berridte uub bah
Dor ibm fiBsnbe Bduher isbr f1dri
sif9ten. fpas sr seriigt babe. Als 9err
Dub gu ibm gstp<nbet bemtrtie. Dub
ibn pus 3iifxn gor nidns ongtbe bnbs
sr ertlGrt: .Das 'gsbt mid, ittpn NOS
on, ss in nidt fein unb 5eunt pon
Imanseibaftsr Bilbuns. i'm 9htnt<i
3u sfffsn!A Wit biefen Morten - tr'
sl1rte Der Mngeilagte - babe er llri
cine bereMtieie Rrltit an bsm Dor
geben bes Germ Dub geiibt. Nuf ftin,
l1tmRrsune bohe ORR Dub ibn oonr
eintn urtyutteI eeuGuut, nssbdlb q
lssR Dub IN stamsn iptRsa msgts
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ipas oiefer nertpeigerie unb ihn noh
perbObnie. 2tas bisism 0ranbs babs
er ibn sum 9oH3eilommiiidr gefiihrt,
obne ibH iebDd3 babel irgenotpie onsnz
fdfTen. Die @attin bts 4ngeslagten
sgruu aaroline 2llt beitdtiste Die Oar
itelIuna hires Mlonnes. Der Ri6tsr
perurtbiIte mad bur6gtfiibrtsm gss
ipeisperfo1ren Serrn alt bios regen
Der aeubsrung: IS lit gemsin uno
seuat BON mangelbafter 8iIbune, i'm
5beaisr gu siidsn!" 5u elmer geIos
itrafe BON 3ebn Gronen, iprah ihn
bingsssn in alien iibrieen pnnsten
BON Der antlass frei. Sn Der llrs
tbsilsbssriinoung bemertte Der Hihter.
baB Der 4ue.ilaste nit Der 3nreAts
reiiung nss alGgers fpegen bes 81
fGsas abfolut 3u tpsit gsgongsn iei.
Dos 3iIhen i'm 1heatsr lei als cine
erlanbte GegsnoempnitratiCn ssgen
ben geifau an5uieben uno man iOnne
nod ni1t pon eiHem MGnSeI on Grs
sisbuns iprsheH, penH sssmono i'm
zhe1ter 5litt.
gBenn man ieins 3aut su
martte trdst. Das .Reu. pes
ter JournaIs er3dbli fplsenots furioie
Gsfnihtden. Dieter 1ass lit i'm Soos
mss0poiarbeip ein Wanu stitorben, Der
einit In llngarn ipeii unb brett beriibmt
mar: Der 2dnbipirtb autas Ragp. Gr
mar iibsr sfpei Wlster hot unb BON eis
nsr t0loHalsn arafi. einmul proous
3iris q iih i'm Sirius. unb ba ssfhdb
es. bob er feline Sdut fur 500 4rontn
sinem dusIdnpiIhen Ulufeum pertnufte
unter Dtr 8eoinsuns. Dab ods Uluisum
bos Hsht babe. ndd) feintm lobe isine
noui obsi<bxn nnb ausitopfen 3n Iais
len, ieooh nerpflihiet fei, 0eH iibrigsn
Tb.il Dss sf0rpers i'm Doome3Dpafar.
bslner Jrisbbpfe NIT alien Gbrsn bes
ftatten 3u iniIsn. Wasp srtruniie nun
pprigen 6srbft unb bate iih operiren
Iaifen iOIlen. Gr pollts iih ieboh ous
ali nitt perftshen nit Der HegriiHoung.
bab er benz Muitum zine belle Duut
perinuft bate. Run III or i'm Mltsr
bon 50 Sahren gsitorben. Gtin Ron.
trait NIT b.m Muisum In ibm obsr
f1lifblih bod ltiD eetporbtr. benn duf
btm 5ierbtbsti bat er itins Dtrtudnbs
ten nnier 9brdnsn, ibn BON Der snfistz
Iinsn Nerpflihtang 5u sSi1fen. Die
Nsriponoten selobten. ben Humid ots
Gtsxbenben su erFiiIen uub bobtH itbt.
eHitast " ssbsn. 800 ar0usa y ia1'
gsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-26

6 Ghortnabe unb Iriito-
truttn. 8or sinigsn Taeen bat in
England inter srpbsm pomp Die
!ooa5eit zines iunsen 9eamtsn aus
hem 2orbsaouslsrdmt, SIR. 5aroIo
&uopIing, nit Waib Glfe Graham, Der
auberoroentIih ihDnen irnb miuionsrs
rei6en spt,ter Cir 5eurn Drubom's
unD 2ubp Wargaret Grabam's, itatt-
gefunoen. Gi. C5eI6it1t. bisi.r Che
biloet cine reisenbe Romanse. 6aroIb
&noDliug lit Der Spbn zines blutors
men Dei6eHpdrteIs Der Station
Stratforb. 9reiB;g Sabre lang bat
bort Der dlte WuHn Die roibe SABINE
qsidDentt. tpsun Die 3iise Der Great
goitern RaiItpap SprEbsr fduiteH. S.in
Sobn 1T EN- bifobIbihsr artiser jun
Ger Mann bon "a Sahren, Der ais
Snabs cine 10 ausge3eihnste Sftmms
bate, bub er auerft als Gbortnab. in
Ter Girhe feinsr 9atsritabt, ipGtsr,
als man a!rF ihn oufmsrfiam eenDrben
mar. ols Soliit in ben pornehmiten
Girhen Qpnbons 2tuIt.uuna fanb. Sn
Ger @eitmtnitsrubtei hSrte ibu Wib
gliie Graham uno iie oerlisbte iih in
ben lh0nen cSiingling. IS begann Elm
riibrsnbes 2iebesbsrbdltnib, bas iih
3usrit nur brieflit sntfpir,ln tunn.s.
Der ghorfdnger leste feline 2iebesspis
itel untsr ben airftnfiubI gliiSs unD
BON bort holte er bic 4ntfporten. @or
pier Sabren gelnna es Dem junqen
Sdnger, Der nsbenbei Rectisitubi.n be.
trieben bate, cine 4nfteuune In benz
stpdbnten Imt gu erhalten. unb nun
II es ben juEsen 2euten ossliidt. bic
Gtnnillisung 81 ibrer 0erbeiratbung
SI bstommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-26

sSn Der neueIten Rumnler Der yNes
pue be parts" tperben 9riefe bes Or.
9artbe3 perDffentli6t, Der als einitieer
2eibar3t bes Naaiierpadres otter 9eles
genbeit bate, irterefonte Ginblide in
bas 5omilienleben Der 8eiben 5u thun.
@r tonnte fomit bdufis Nupolepn ben
0ritten unb Die &uiierin Sugenie AUDI
in ibrem Seim beobadten unb gisbt
eine reispoQe Sdilbsrung Der Srou,
bic ii6 Der pflihten Der Reprdientas
tion Ieoig fiihlt unb alien 3pons Der
Gillette beiieite Iaiieu bari. Gr be-
punoerte riid6altlDs bas aussefpros
den peibltas 5iibIen uno Weien Der
&otierin, uno in ben Sdyreibsn, Die
an feline 5rau ssribtet iiHb, idiloert
er audi ben 1piIettenreiathum Gugez
nie's. Gr bat i'm Sabre 1856 ipie sez
p0bnlid bos aaiierpaar nab 8iarris
begleitet; es mar in iener s3eit. oa bic
&rinoline ipiecer duftam unb BON
4nfang on in Der 4aiisrin cine begeis
iterte In9Gneerin faub. .Sie tpehielt
ibre aIeioer iebr oft. er5dhlt Or.
Bartbs5 Ieiner 5rau in sinem 9riefs
0om 22. Septsmber. .Seiioem mir
bier in 8iarriB itno, babe ih lie pobl
niemuIs 3peimQI in bem eIeidsualeioe
geieben, pb9Iei9 manhe paruntsr es
pertb ftno, ,mebrmals getrusen 3u tpers
ben. Die Weite unb 8rDBe Der RDte
lit einfah mGrheuboft. 9as esht
iiber ale 8oritsqunsstunit binaus;
nah oem, ipas 9u in Yaris esisbsn
bait, tanHit 9u Dir pon bisieu nsuen
R0ten audi niht entfernt Elm Bib
MAIDEN. 9ieie gar3e Stoffmengs 4pirb
bon elmer Irt iebr bieginmsn Gii.nges
riiites gsbQIten. Die aaiisriu bdIt auf
oieIes &rinolineneeriiit erpbs Stiids,
lpenH es uns Wf6nnern auh hChit uns
Qra3t0s uno unbequem eriheInt. 4bsr
iis beftebt al ibreR RrinoImsu, tp.nu
audi Der aaiIer bin uno tpieoer isin
8eto ein3ulegsn berfut)t. 4uf feline
8priteuungen antpprtst tie pdnn
bOhit einfah. baB fIs beuts tdum nod
beQreifen t0nne, ME iie 10 DisIe Sabre
pbne SrinoIine babe lebeu toHusH. SD
iune nab 9ritnoeH, finpe aber Hur
3ipet, Die oiefe 9rabt entfhuIoissn
tOnnen.
Die toHHsH pieusift frsisr geben,
haben freIs Gteine, I'm ausitreiten Su
t0nnen uHb rpsroen niht purh bi. I'M
terrode geItort, Die iid iouit duf Die
Seine Itgsu. Ter aUoere Gntitulnis
gun9sgrunb lit Die 1armonis, bic iia
! 3tpii6en Der Srsite Der trinoIiHges
! itmudteH sSrau uno Der 9r0Be Der
| 9emdtsr, IN oenen fis lsbt, eutfDttelt.
SH uniersn tIeinen 8robftabtsiurmsrn
nit thrsn lduaieu Sburen, auf units
1eH Straben unb 8iirssriieigeu 1T bic
Sdhe eberio lGaerlih aIs uu5.quem.
&bet in oieieH groBsn uno fpeitsu Gds
len 'piirbe eine 5ierIits feline Jrau
poItommen OerIhpinoen uno oar nibt
CUR Geltunq tonlmen. Wiit Srinolis
neH' mobIireD 3shH sSrauen Iequem eiz
neH SdaI uno ittmmsn batni nit Der
9rpBe oes Rcumes, nit benz llmfanq
Der boben Saalthiiren unb nit ben
mG9tigen SeFeln trsfflid3 therein.
Gin ioItfr 9eoante mag es oefpeien
iein, Der einit urisre 8robmiittsr ins
| iptrtrte, oIs iis auf bic tpunberlihe
eSoee tamen, arinolinsn anSuleeen."
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iiert sn pero.n, unb fddst fidb sliid@
lid, tpenn es fid an elmer yautomime.
inter Der 5irnd Sonion ober Shates
Ipeare, beluitigen tann.4
Sine gantonrine llnter Der 5irmn
Sbatsipearesl llno Der quite 2onopres
bigger raltft Fh bic 9aare bariiber,
odb bas ensliide 1heater 10 tief ses
Iunten lit!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-26

3ic 3eit Der @terDssuna ipirs fpdier befannt
Gemadhi. 1t
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Dorothta aoGan,


fiHbct am sSreitoa, ben 90 gaRnar, 9n1mits
iaes Ia nbr, BON aU1aerbalHe, sso. TIC Glnri
Gtr15c. uus ftufi..
Gina. o.. 8eitaneen fnn eia6t, sn- iopt,
renb 1928
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Der 5arte SeIabrn.

5err: ySi. ueben uObI febr germ aI<
lein fpasiereno1
DAME: rs-s Der 1bat, bas III meia
einsises @ergniiecn!1
nerr: s0a5 meine aud - bu pola
len mir bod iss. iHMsz aulsHEa sss
.hs1L.-
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siriunq l--Hnmerab -JofspD sterHsoit, fr1ih.E
ben Go a. Co T.. B. D. fiGTb on agltftsDoh.
ben "a syassunx. EeelotauIia bonn lranetbcli
2s5T TGireterp agpe., aus Saniilaa. osU n. Ja'
mar. nm 6 nhr mloggeRE.
9obn ssebys d. GoTTaHoer.
9baA. a. 4letIer, ahsuiaHi u
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GItfut tinH%. Berfant
II Sfmmsr, hrrtftSci isGs SadnttntaRS, s2
Igtttr GuafG NtIltnnatl

giuem sefsbs asu.aB o4s 4Datlson Risas
cri6tE Don panu!tpu nur, Chic, offeriIe to
gum @eridaf atH orfcri .t,1 Aaflion 1la DlUnS
tag ben 8. 5etainr I,l2 I'm 2 ubr 1nnmiis
In Der Siaet gtuciHRn.. EHc, b0s ratp'iebenb
befdrtebeHe 1raEeeigsn. alm. pss felpi:
au2S bon eer orv,hH aaEoparssIe IN Der
Sfunt GinorrIaft beFnoiJp bsatHUsHo an etHem
8uHfte al oeg sseirfeus oer guiisr Sugbe nti.
unongunssq sin hai6et 'ssm 5ab +lnpdEis
GsSi Qonrtl Eirabe us bem aE1ifsIpnnfi bsg
Schetoenano Sruiften ps1 Br6fietns odnfera:
oauH flepuU.s taAfer5 snflrue notesfndbulS
ter Eaeftieiie esr gE.!r, GtSdBe alHfsctn uno
sinbSIS li61 ss 's'eai aH ssaslsr neilins ..s
@Qeo oanH eutiGug aeF Rnsolinis Ssr bsfaGisH
alep ipeiiporis u9Is.a fs0) sub; eaHH i,oTss
fpdTfs 9atalIeI nit Gtiia Gfrase fhnfsetn ane
stEbaloss iS'z Sa3 ham si ei,iearts gasaas.
ioeter SSte1bsigro VI 3fosf eIette Ibstis afbie
$50 ,Sub ibetIeHo .a BEN srfaHasaiaee.
slbpei61Ti Su SsiID.pa-
Rtriaufs stertRsgngsu: Gin Tritiel barr IN
ber cGuo uub eez .Fsf In etneE1 oeeE afpei Scts
zen bonn Iaqe 6s Bsrfa1ds. lie aafgef6p5cHsn
3abianeer Itno blrt SnpDfbe. anf bas srufib.
Ith1 ftcheglgi!eIRn u.t feo1S ErC6ent pro 3ntr
al persafen yGt-baI IahE1Ih pbeT alIes b01r
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FARSON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Skinner of Libby
were Sunday visitors at the j. p. Haw-
thorne home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rogers spent Sat
urday and Sunday with the formers
parents in Ottumwa.
Miss Daisy Herman of Martinsburg
visited Sunday at the H. H. Dickens
home. . q, - 's'
Emmett Orman of Martinsburg was
a caller here Sunday. .,ey. ,.~r- - ar,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry, Hupp, Mr., and
Mrs. George Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. c..
Dickey Mrs. August Kupsieker; Miss
Elsie Hayes, Vona. Scott, Mrs. Deuset,
Oatie and Mary Davis were Christmas
shoppers in Ottumwa Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hobart and son
left with their household goods Thurs
day for Defiance Ia, where they will
make their home in the future.
Mrs. John Gorbet and daughter
Esther went to Corning Wednesday
called there by the death of the form
er's sister, a.-' ~ 5is,.r' = ~ %,'.
Mrs John Temple and little niece
visited in the county seat Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bottoroff, +. L.
Warder, Omer Davies were business
callers in Ottumwa Wednesday.
Mr.. Puster of Chicago is spending
few days here on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Prunty of Ba-
tavia spent Sunday at the parental
Prunty home. u.s.,
Miss May Davis Of Agency visited
with friends at. Competine Saturday.
Mrs c.. A. Dickey and children, JOS
eph tDickey, Esther Ramey, Mr.. and
Mrs Ora Minnicks and sons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Riley, Alex Walker We're pas
sengers to Ottumwa Saturday.
c. A. Dickey, Oscar Sward, Ray and
Bert Morrison were callers in Mar
tinsburg Saturday. ~
Mrs. Nathan Widner left Saturday
for Excelsior Springs, No. to visit with,
her husband who is staying there for
his health. .-
Mrs. George Richard spent Sunday
at the Reuben Herman home.
D. H. Thompson Of Hedrick was
caller here Tuesday.