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Don Weybright left on Saturday for
Colorado Springs.
Orvie Trout returned on Tuesday
from Phenix. Ariz.
C. D. Brown is selling brooms around
the circle this week.
Judge Glenn made a business trip to
La Junta on Tuesday.
Joe Goblin left on Saturday for Denver
after holiday visit in this city.
Robert Whittenburg of Denver spent
New Years with the home folk.
Mrs. Oscar Sheets visited friends in
Pueblo the fore part of the week.
Charles Allen left on Tuesday for
visit to his old home in Kenton. Okla.
Misses Mary Goblin and Bertha Runyan
spent Sunday and Monday in Pueblo.
Mrs. J. E Lawson is able to be about
again after couple of weeks illness.
Mrs. Ida Sigman and Mrs. Margaret
Woodruff spent New Years in La Junta.
Miss Tanner of Chicago arrived Sun
day to visit her sister, Mrs. Marshall
Reavis.
Miss Frances Weaver left on Tuesday
for Greeley. where she will resume her
studies.
George Cameron, Floyd Hawley. and
w. Ken Robertson spent Tuesday in
La Junta.
Misses Hazel and Letha Rodman of
Pueblo were guests at the Rodeck home
last week.
DIR. Van Antwerp returned Saturday
IN Greeley.
| Misses Laura Dye and Edna Johnston
spent Saturday and Sunday with friends
in this city.
L. NJ Hendricks returned to Holly on
Friday after short visit with his wife
and friends.
Mrs. Paul North returned Wednesday
from weeks visit with friends in Colo
rado Springs.
Because of the extreme cold weather
j. H. Lowe has been confined to his home
for the past week.
Miss Grace Hoffman left Sunday for
Des Moines, Iowa, where she will enter
Drake University.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bates left on Tues
day for Philadelphia, were they will make
/ their future home.
DR.. and Mrs. R. E. While returned Sun
from Colorado Springs where they
spent the holidays with relatives.
Mrs. w. H. Mccaskill returned to her
home at Wietzer on Wednesday after a
pleasant holiday visit with Mrs. H. |.
Maxwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Phenioie left on
Tuesday for Mcpherson, Kan. where
they will visit relatives and friends for
month.
Robert craighead's household goods
arrived yesterday from La Junta and he
and family will soon be settled in Awards
old residence.
Mrs. Standea returusd to her home in
Fowler on Sunday. after pleasant visit
with her brother. Ed Gauger. and Rocky
Ford friends.
The Kane Auto Co. this week sold and
delivered three E. M. F. 80" cars. one to
Herbert Royal. one to Or. Jones of Ord
way and one to Mr.. Lugenbill Of Cheraw.
w. F. Smith and mother, who have
spent the holiday season with DR.. Law
son and wife, left for their home in
Winterset, Iowa, yesterday. The visitors
were mother and brother of Mrs.Lawson
and had very pleasant time despite the
the zero weather.
C. j. Kane, junior member of the Kane
| Auto Co returned early in the week from
| Denver where he has been inspecting the
1912 line of Studebaker, E. M. F. and
| Flanders cars. While there he ordered
| fore-door Flanders touring car that will
/ be on exhibition at the garage soon.
| Violet Rebekah Lodge |. o. o. F. No. 5
| initiated eight candidates last Thursday
night. The new staff is progressing nicely
with Mrs. Jennie Boyd as captain. Aft
er lodge clossd, oysters were served.
The next meeting will be installation OF
officers and all members requested to be
present.
Frozen water pipes caused the explos
ion of the water front in Luther Cadwal-
lader's ketohen range on New Years ev-
ening. Mrs. Cadwallader had just left the
room when the explosion came and luckily |
escaped injury.but the stove was complet- |
ely wrecked and about $50 damage done
to the North Tenth street residence.