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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-13

Ths cart sAa Dushsd into another
path and hustled along f0f a quarter
u + nie Then TIE boys szl down On
the grass Two polleemea and
l2lf dozen pedestrians passed them
bot shay Wefs Dot questioned Trey
carried things oH very naturally Il
sas their nfst big affair. and what 70
10 sifa tie ehi'd and hoR 70 get q re
ard was the thing that vas pulling
them as iAey lsy in the sunshine
Meanwhile. 4 frantic yonng woman
ana somewhat excited young man
were racing uD this path and down
that and aecosting eeYry one they met
with.
Have yoa seen q runaway goehrt
and baby
AN answers were IN the negative.
and Miss Rnby finally broke into
sobs and sat down on a bench and
walled out.
p must have gone 10 Bieep-and
bzbys been iddnaped-and oh, what
WIN her mother and father say TO
me-"
Then a thought came to her. and
rising she gfasped the young man BY
the coat collar and shook him to and
iFo and exclaimed:
n TEE Il aii now. You are The Kid
naper-the scoundrell You waichee
md waited tiil slept. Tell me where
baby Is or Ill-I'il-i"
Tie young man was protesting and
persplrlng when an officer came up
and demanded an explanation and got
* and said % the girl:
Asi. here On tlls bench 'iill 7 run
70 the telephone and give an alarm
through the park IT'S probably The
work d boys. and you'll surely get
baby back Wny. this young man is
Mr Rossmore. I've known him for
three years"
Miss Ruby looked up, ceased to sob.
and extended her hand and said.
Please forgive me. I'm almost
erazy You'll help the police Won't
youe"
"Io De SIRE. Don't 20 away from
here. ln sure we shall have the lit-
ile one soon
tir Harrison ROssmore sas a y0ueg
man Of dignity and proDriety he
wouldn't lave hastened hts walk to
XII out Of the way of al auto. but
ihia occasion was aa exception He
started IA 4n fun lie dropped Aia
+ clne. baI d'd bot stop to recover o.
He wn down paths end across tho
grass and through the bushes. and be
leit sheas oi hls garments behind
iie WAS Oh ile trail Of that baby and
running wlla d turned out 10 be bet
Ter than any plan lie finally burst
0u. ol lAa l4slea On CALI and balls
and boys and man VINO had just
Joined them The boys ran, bat me
maH pai Up q fight sif Rossmore
bore down on him like brick nous,
90 the move. lie was kicked anl
punched ana zmothered IN two min
utes. though the one blow be got 10
blacked me ehevaliefs left eye yers
handsomely
Baby sllil slept. Ten minutes iatei
Miss Ruby was hugging and kissina
the wondering litle runaway ans
pauaing q Intervals 70 say.
"Oh, Mr.. Rossmore-and ! thought
you yillainl Can you ever, ever fos
give me for shaking youle
To be sure be could and did Mr.
Rossmofe hadn't taken the younl
lady for a nurse-girl He had been 81
the park TOO often Tor that And bc
Ing me least exciisble Of the two
he had noticed points 10 admire. H
had to see Miss Ruby safe back u
spite Of bis black eye. and he had {,
be introduced to the mother Of tho
adventurous baby, and he bad 70 hsy'
brown paper and vinegar applied 1,
that optic. and later. he found it nee
essafy to eall on The baby's father ts
act as usher at his wedding.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-13

Marks-so your Italian barber 70
fused TO shave you Why was thatg
Parks told him ia Just had a
Turkish bath
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-13

Haaad tAle tlaaa, easla 3 belnN fafead oaf of the
HAsitm ihfaH4 lHa pores ff lf sAia 3his con
affi1H eannoI - sufe1 u1irfa sea ffHsye thf
fauHe. HiHsIff EoHr st4p t4sse9a faFiiy tie
Hlasl Hfff1giAaHs lHe attlfn ard aassea yolr
skIn ira|Ihs fhas RESTORING iogf famfifl Igl 10
Ila e|4aI ytafhfaI appearance. = EInsItf Con
safa You w. #Ia es1Hln foni uoaef.
flhfsf iiIe nufftiba anc tonic effect 81 Rin.I ~
fNNirNidu 4AtdHfa thf NyNira Wii Ha bn U up
M raf AIS Iaafaa nauaf d ahsil if.a dayq.
aeia and recommended i BROWN E Eti Send
W 81 fln-H=f I#.atsly, Ifs ~ Washing fpo
IS fi|esaa ~. fag sIapie
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03

The Indifference Of the I~p.e
generally. lack Of interest ON ', ,'
Dart of exl,ibitors and dssiie "a
exr,xt the earth for u Small eN'
D..ntliture arr among the dfstN.arae- y
iny things. that the management mas
tn contend with. When 1t Is consN'-
cred that the fair is not p.1SaH'
enterprise, that 1t has been t:,ns
,opp1,ition every year anu u's
every dollar expended by the Asst.
citation has been for the pubnc R'
II is hard to understand the @tti.
tude of the people generally to"Alu
this annual festival.
Perhaps there is something wTohk
with the management or the system
followed. IL this Is the case thefe
Ia a remedy. Whatever n wOn*
should he found out and inve~tasas-
ed and made right. 1t is absurd 70
contend that Weld county, with its
wealth Of everything that goes 10
make the ideal fair. should Lapse
into inertia in this respect.
those who think they know whN y
wrong, speak out in nit'eun& ~
can get together ON the
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03
The Farmers Wife

Those wise investigators who re-
port that the farms are being de-
populated because the farmers hoy
demands shorter hours are getting
their facts and their sympatilies In
the wrong place.
The farmers hoy IL getting
shorter hours on the farm, and
those hours will be shortened still
further in the near future.
1t II the farmers wife who keeps
the sixteen hour day.
1t is the farmers wife who re.
mains wife, mother, kOusekeeper,
chicken raiser and head Of a primi-
tive Industrial establishment.
1t Is the farmers wife wlI, .InQs''
water for cooking and cleaning, who
gets along without help in the kit
chen. who. Of all persons, has profit
Ell least from the wOndrOus develop
n1ent Of this mechanical age.
1t Is the farmers wife whose lot
in life must he ligftened. The task
c:.n tie done. Cn many thousands
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03
Panic Stricken

The republican court hOuse gang
are panic stricken. to say the least.
Representatives Of their gang are
in the penitentiary. Others of the
gang are indicted, and undoubtedly
they will he tried next November
and sent down to Canon City.
Then again. tlNe republican gang
of this county are hearing rumOrs
tilat civil suits are liable to he filed
against certain Of them for the re-
covery-for the use and benefit Of
the taxpayers Of this cOunty-Of
large amounts Of money that have
been collected and which SHOULD
have been paid into the county
treasury, which have not been 80
deposited, and for large amounts Of
money that have been paid out un-
lawfully and Illegally for various
purposes during the Last few years
Of republican administration at tire
court house.
We arc sorry for some OF the bOys
particularly the few who have &c.
tually conducted their Offices In ~.
cordAnce with Law and who have NO,
allowed any Of the taxpayers none,
to get into their private pockets, bul
tho fact remains TINT the voters an
going to clean house on NOvembes
; and prepare Weld county's cous,
house for occupancy by m entirt
new family, who represent pr0RIes
sfve democracy.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03
Blot Out 1As eaal

Can . leopard change It's spots'
Not on your life.
Can the republican gang at the
court louse blot Osit those black,
nasty graft spots on its records:
Not on your tintyPe!
Watch the voting taxpayers OF
this county On November > next
blot ont the entire court hOuse gang
of taxeaters and put In their places
the following substantial citizens
and taxpayers. candidates upon ee
democratic ticket:
DIR. C. s. MILFORD. county
treasurer. . heavy taxpayers and
resident Of this community for over
SHERMAN q. BROWN. sheriff. .
heavy taxpayer and \ resident OF
this county for over thirty years.
ABRAHAM l.. MUMPER, county
aseessOr, . heavy taxpayer and .
resident of this coanty for thirty
five years.
GEORGE l.. HODGSON and Ell
MER ROWE, county cOmmisstOoess.
both heavy taxpayers and residents
Of this county for over thirty.avc
years.
J. f.. SNOOK. county clerk. = sub
stantial taxpayer and citizen Of this
county for over twenty-five years.
HERBERT NJ. BAKER, county
judge, horn and raised In Weld
county and for years = successful
practicing lawyer.
A. h. COPELAND, superintendent
of schools, u heavy taxpayer, prac-
tical teacher and educator in this
county for thirty years.
DIR. W. +. CHURCH, coroner, q
heavy taxpayer and successful
practicing physician for years in
this community.
JOHN WORTHAM, county sur.
veyOr. long resident Of this com.
munity, with u splendid record as .
civil engineer.
The voters Of tlas county will
; without doubt. compare the record
!, Of the foregoing democratic candi
, dates with the corresponding cantii
dates on the republican ticket, an,
|, when they dO-SAY-they won't d
, a thing to that court house gang.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03
Infant Legislators
TIE stand pat republicans Of Weld

TIE stand pat republicans OF Weid
were quite nnotferly IN naming can
1idates for the state assembly. AIS"
;unocuOus. for the selection WAS
made apparently with the view OF
bringing juvenile wOnld-be statees.
men into the spot light for a br,ea
flicker. 1t can not be that the Peo.
nle Of Weld county can he aske0
seriously to elect these yOuthfM AS
pirants to u position that requires
the sOundest experience ana FipS
Judgment OF almost any w1thh tne
Gift Of the county.
One OF these infant prO<ii9fes has
a record of two years in the stsAe
assembly. During that time he got
through a road bill drawn by some
one else, and which after two years
Is not in operation because the peo-
nh, were not interested enough In II
Ia sign their names. Through ms
u,axnificent efforts IL is also pOssiode
to name your place something fancy
bv paving . dollar to the county or
state, Perhaps II he were 10 oe
elected to another term he might
get a Law through to permit renahe
ing the old family cat by paying
dollar somewhere or other.
Weld county has suffered In the
mast through its representatives In
the legislature. The einoc
party has named nien-reai men
tried and true, who are Odd enough
enough to have some idea Of the re-
Of = seat In the state
They are expefieneeu
men and men who will not bf1n&
ritiicule from other members OF the
legislature but who will demand re-
sDe(t Of whomever shall dt In the
assembly from other parts OF the
state.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03
Another Fair?

Dlscouragements other than tho
weather have faced the management
Of the county fair held Last week.
These disappointing features have
led to serious consideration Of
abandoning tho annual exhibition
for Weld county.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03
Leave for Texas

kersey. Oct. Mrs. Thomas
Baker and daughter and mother.
Mrs. Mary Baker, who have been
spending a month at the home of
DR.. w. F. Spualding. left on Non
day morning for their home IN
Texas
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03

Of farms it hos been done. On many
millions Of farms the reform Il yet
to be accomplished.
Don't worry about the farmers
hoy. His mother. his sister and the
girl who will he his wife arc the
ones who need . new Aeo.-Chlca&O
journal.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03
Hauls big Loads

Platteville. Oct. IL. S. Sidow,
the most extensive beet grower
around here, started yesterday the
work OF hauling his beets to town.
He is using six-horse team to
bring them in, and is showing the
citizens what n really large load OF
beets looks like.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03
Woodrow Wilson Says:

.sTho welfare, the happiness, the
energy and spirit Of the men and
women who do the daily work In our
mines and factories, on our rail.
roads, in our Offices and ports OF
trade, on our farms and on the sea.
is OF the essence Of our national life.
There can be nothing wholesome un-
less their life Is whOlesOnle; there
can be no cOntentment unless they
are contented. Their physical well
fare affects the sOundness Of the
whole nation. We shall never get
very far in the settlement OF these
vital matters so Tong as We regard
everything done for the working
man, by law or by private a&ree-
n,ent, as a concession yielded to
keep him from agitation and dis
turbance Of our peace"
All is not lost. A sprinkling
wagon went by the Office yesterday.
In the eyes Of the potatoes, it was
a hungry crowd that gathered At the
fair Thursday.
The papers Of northern Colorado !
are still wondering where Carlson
ais At" politically.
Taft and Wilson met in Boston ,
two days ago, but We couldn't he
there on account Of the county fair.
Well, the real show will soon be-
gin now. 1t is entitled "FrOm Gov.
ernor Of New Jersey to the White
House..
The independent voter In Weld
county this year is liable to die OF
tobacco heart from . surplus OF can
didates cigars
That new sugar factory is looking
closer every minute. Hero's hoping
1t il not so far away as the new
union depot.
II they had Only called for .
hAndsOme man to ride on noAt IN
Denver We could have helped 'em |
out o. the spot.
The president II getting alarmed
over the Mexican situation. 1t must
be that one Of the Gu9genheim
mines is in danger.
1t certainly viii be tough on .
hunrh Of candidates II the president |
calls = special session Of congress
before election time.
II will he . had time for the
mashers in Greeley after that gym
nasium for girls has been running |
about three months.
Greeley certainly can turn out . |
crowd when the occasion arises. |
(TiDe word ''Occasion" is the genteea
word for = free feed.)
They are trying to run out OF town
all the wicked people in Denver.
Looks like they want to get tho |
population down to nothing.
That 115 pound pumpkin at tho
fair is the first we have ever seen
that we believed would make all the
pumpkin pie we could eat.
Senator Gtlggenfeim now has =
brand new bunch Of dianood mines.
whihh news ought to cheer up the
local stand pat republicans.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03
NE SOCIAL SIDE
keouT PEOPLE Auo vnAI
they ME eolne


Eaton, Oct. 2.-The Library Pat
ronesses met this afternon at the
home OF Mrs. Thomas Stockieth.
Johnstown, Oct. "A big dance.
one OF q series to be given by the
base ball club. is to be held in the
Lawrence Hall here next Friday
evening.
The Epworth League will hold a
business meeting and social at the
church Friday evening. A special
10 given to the young lad
lee OF the Teachers college.
Kersey. Sept. 26.-The Wednes-
day Afternoon club held its regurar
meeting yesterday at the home OF
Mrs. C. Thorkelson. A literary pro-
gram was the chief form OF enter
tainment.
Peckham, Oct. 2.-The Ladies'
Aid society OF the Methodist church
met this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. W. A. Blight. The principal
work of the meeting WAS the piectng
of quilts.
LaSalle. Oct. DIR. J. f. Vance's
mother, Mrs. T. w. Vance, OF Enid.
Okla, who has been spending q
month at the home of her son here,
left last night for her home.
Severance, Sept. 28.-About 20
business men and friends of J. H.
Kester last night went to his home
and participated in \ stag party. A
good time WAS the result OF the
gathering.
Eaton, Oct. Mrs. John Mccall
and Mrs. J. r. Gillies entertained
with a card party this afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Gillies. in honor
of Mrs. Wolfe OF Fort Collins, who
is visiting friends here this week.
Windsor. Sept. 27.-The recep-
ton given tonight at the school
house in honor OF the new teachers
promises to be pleasant affair. The
local orchestra has been retained to
furnish music and there will be a
fine program given.
Eaton, Oct. 1.-The Library Pat
ronesses will hold their regular
monthly meeting Wednesday at the
home OF Mrs. Thomas Stockfleth.
There will be short discussions on
literary subjects.
Mrs. c. f. Gosselin entertained a
company of lady friends with an af-
ternoon party at her home last Sat
oft
playing cards and q jolly time WAS
enjoyed by all. Refreshments were
served by the hostess late in the
afternoon.
Berthoud. Sept 2S.-Instead OF
the annual freshmen reception an
ice cream social was given by men,
bers OF the upper classes OF the
Berthoud high school this season.
twenty-five cents was charged and
the proceeds we're announced as two
dollars and eight full stomachs.
Windsor. Sept. 27.-The Ladies'
Missionary society met Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. H.
H. Thayer. The foreign topic WAS
'.The Korean Situation" and the
home program was Missionary Sur
vey." After the meeting refresh
ments we're daintily served by the
hostess.
The engagement OF Miss Ruth
Wood OF Denver and II. F. Bonnell
OF Greeley has been announced by
Miss Woods mother. Mrs. Stella
Wood. The marriage will take place
in November. Mr.. Bonnell Is q
young attorney here and has been In
partnership with f. T. Snyder for
the last year. Mr.. Bonnell and Miss
Wood were students at the State
...IuoraIfy af R0uldar
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03

ESTRAYEn OR STOLEN - fRuN|
~ ranch north Of Goodrich. Colo.
mare ! yenr- old, branded on left hip Cl
brown nnre mule 10 year, old. wire ,c,A
left shoulder uud a small growth ON
frontanhle. Last seen between t,Al,tor
Grow Greek country. tl0e rewnr,l 70
formation TO recover same. Adlrr,, {
Harmoning. Goodrich, Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03
Forty Years Ago

A book of Horace Greeley's Jokes
was selling rapidly.
Grace Greenwald and her daugh-
ter were expected to arrive that day
from the east.
Mr.. Van Gohren was said to have
the finest crops and the best culture
Of anyone over the river.
Mrs. Abby Sage Richardson was
on her way to Greeley from Chicago.
where she had been for some wsvAs.
A large force Of men were at work
east of town grading the track for
a new railroad. which was just be-
ing built at that time.
Mr.. Severance was farming with
great success a mile above town.
His crops were said to be among
the best in the district.
Work on Mr.. Nichols new block
was progressing rapidly. and it was
expected that 1t would be ready for
occupancy some time during the
fall
William E. Pabor and wife had re-
turned to Greeley the day before
and had Immediately taken possee-
sion OF their fine home on Maple
street.
Only few of the farmers had
threshed yet, and wheat was scarce
at the mill. The average yield was
said to exceed that of other years tp
Colorado.
The corn raised in the valley that
year had small ears. due. 1t was
thought, to the hills having been
planted too close together. 1t was
commented that three feet apart
would be about right.
There was some excitement In the
wheat market. due to the fact that
several buyers were bidding against
each other. Prices had advanced to
81 per hundredweight, to $500 and
| $2.30.
| Mr.. McDivitt had sold his farm OF
so acres ten miles from Greeley.
under canal No. 9. for $1,000, to Mr..
Storm, who had recently come from
Iowa. The comment was made that
nj rra
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03

EOR SALE CHEAP ONE pIsl
u ger Apperson .nutomobile In .ocl
pair. or would consider pVrhnnse for
horses and implements or cattle. Far
ticulnrs, address T.. T.. Buffers. Briv,
colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03

Mr.. McDivitt had sold his farm OF
100 acres ten miles from Greeley.
under canal No. 2. for $4,000. to Mr..
Storm, who had recently come from
Iowa. The comment was made that
1t was cheap at that price-The
opinion still stands undisputed.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03
WANT AID!

EoR SALE AT A sACRIFCE-!a Al
4 about ] mile south Of Morriapm h
mhu Is III parcels; 50 per ucre II MI
whole. For further particular, addre|
lsch, owner, Grand Valley. colo ImsJ
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03

Evans, Oct. 2.-The Woman's
Evans Improvement society met this
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. l.. c.
Young.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03

Windsor. Sept 27.-The
proyement club met Tuesday al
noon AT the home OF j. 7. Perk
There were not many members pI
ent but an interesting program
given. Mrs. ] T. Perkins playe
piano solo, Mrs. Mary Thong
read an article on The First
age Around the World" Ideal
OF the Twentieth Century was
subject of paper by Mrs. Geo
r. Osterhout, Refreshments v
served, which included peacl
waters and candy. The next nj
ing will be a cooking demonstrat
at the home of Mrs. r. Z. Hann
Eaton, Sept. 26.-The Eaton
held an Interesting session in
club room last night Special feS
ures of the program were cha
talk given by Jesse Hurlbnt Of Gr1
ley and n discussion OF the Guy
work by Mr. Reed OF Eaton AaI
other members Of the club sa
short talks and told stories to Y
amusement of the large crowd II
negro quartet furnished excene
music, both instrumental and VOC
bet ween the talks. Reiresnuie'
and cigars were served to the CUES
A number of guests had been Inv
ed who were not members Oh
club and these were shown PIE
ant time.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03

Evans. Oct. 1.-The Ladies' Evans
Improvement society will meet on
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. l.. c. Young. This society
has done a great deal toward the
improvement OF Evans and Ia always
planning new ways in which to ac-
complish some object along this
line.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03

Windsor. Sept. 27.-More 'as
forty guests last night enloyeo
delightful 800" party given a, m
home of Mrs. c. d Charles lne,
we're ten tables. at which the guesu
participated in the game. A
George King won the ladys prize
beautiful hand painted plate an1
w. NJ. Barber won the se,,.' r,,', card
prize, which was BOOK a A io1
room was exquisitely appo'ulet soirJ
the occasion, the decoia,lou' ,ly. oorn,.
comprised of pink ana Wni's fresh.
tions. After the games .;.,s3
ments were served when tono,'T him,
of salad, olives pickles potAio ,ot,as ,T,s
waters, ice cream, cake anu iva W.,
Mrs. w. C. Charles OF LoNe''"'
among the guests
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03

There was some excitement In the
wheat market. due to the fact that
several buyers were bidding against
each other. Prices had advanced to
81 per hundredweight, to $500 and
$3.50
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03

Severance. Sept. 2S.-About 20
business men and friends of J. H.
Kester last night went to his home
and participated in \ stag party. A
good time WAS the result OF the
gathering.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03

LaSalls. Oct. DIR. ]. f. Vance's
mother, Mrs. T. w. Vance, OF Enid
Okla, who has been spending a
month at the home of her son here.
left last night for her home.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03

Eaton. Oct. Mrs. John Mccall
and Mrs. J. r. Gillies entertained
with a card party this afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. Gillies. In honor
of Mrs Wolfe OF Fort Collins. who
is visiting friends here this week.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03

Peckham. Oct. 2.-The Ladies'
Aid society OF the Methodist church
met this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. W. A. Blight. The principal
work of the meeting WAS the piecing
of quilts.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03

windsor. Sept IA Afr
roc.ntion % in honor OF the Re" W., ii,
smith who recently took eharse ,O. n,
tha Metbodist pulpit here was nsr .s
ioyed last night by a lalse pr and
OF guests at the home ol .ainment
Mrs Bartz. The entr,sai enterSo,ii''ffa feat.
consisted principally OF mus'1a m,,Sarad in
uras ali of which we're renGe,y' ,hs
N nlsasing manner by several o' In In
most talented local musicians, ,srssb,
the course of the eNehl"s General
ments were served ana - 5resent
good time was given 10 az charge
Ths Rev Smith has been ~, ~ which
n. co. two weeks, during WV"
"sna ,'sn' hs M has made many frienaS
A pretty wedding took p'' A.
.ha home of Mr.. and Mfs. coo.
zmnte nj their home in Ness when
n. ,as, thursday. September ~; ;wIIhe.
,as,r .as. dnnrhter Miss susie sniII,r
,,,,ra ."um was married to Azel 'r mat.
OF Palisade. The COUP, was VII
tended and the cereinu. intimate
messed by only a le" '.,s Until
sr,ands and the relatlIe esi sii,,sd IN
.avan years ago the bride M, nS has
Greeley with her parep'SS pare, 'SSrjdesrcOni
many friends here. The ~ promance
Ia from Pallsade. hp J. marriage
which eliminated in thc" ,re school
began when the two
mates.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03

The engagement OF Miss Ruth
Wood OF Denver and II. f. Bonnell
OF Greeley has been announced by
Miss Woods mother, Mrs. Stella
Wood. The marriage will take place
in November. Mr.. Bonnell is a
Young attorney here and has been in
partnership with F.. T. Snyder for
the last year. Mr.. Bonnell and Miss
Wood we're students at the State
university at Boulder.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03

All is not lost. A sprinkling
wagon went by the Office yesterday.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-03

The papers Of northern COLORADO
are still wondering where Carlson
.'is 1t" politically.