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Paradise VQIlev

Frank Richard has been quite sick
the past week.
Mrs. Fenton visited with Mrs. C. Z.
Richards Wednesday,
Lou Nortons family were guests Of
the Bostock family Saturday night and
Sunday.
Henry Zik, ChaS. Richard, Hank
and Ed Ficken. J. Petrie and Charlie
Hutton and wife were callers at the
Thompson home last Wednesday.
Misses Helen Bly, and Lyla Smith,
Messrs Mike Hansen and Fred Steph.
enson visited with the Geo. Bostock
family Wednesday evening.
Lloyd and Nola Thompson who have
been very sick with the grippe are now
improving.
The Fike and Walker families visit,
ed at Frank Richards last Sunday
This item was overlooked last week.
Mrs. Fenton called on Mrs. Bly, Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. Hutton and wife called on c. E.
Richards and wife Sunday evening.
Ed Smith attended sale near Sny,
der last week.
Messrs. Beauchamp and Mayfied
came out to Mike Hansens Monday tc
get their broom corn bailer.
o. II. Lundvall and family returned
Tuesday from their trip to Nebraska.
Will Thompson and family spent the
evening Monday at the Chas. Hutton
homestead.
Mrs. Golden Fisher spent Friday af.
tcrnoon with Mrs. Hutton.
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!, COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS !
: wt..a.uats Rssarsfs DaIass Of People 90,
. ut Town shd 10 rear BY Villages.
Pleasant Divide

Mr.. and Mrs. Donnegan visited at
Ed Timmon's home last week Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Mahan called at
the Carter and Mercer home Wednes.
day.
Mike Hanson and Helen Bly, spent
Wednesday evening at the Donnegan
home.
John Donnegan drove to Haxtun on
business Saturday.
Geo. Mercer and family spent Sun.
day at Grant Mercers.
Mrs. Donnegan visited with Mrs.
Geo. Mercer last Wednesday.
Three sleepy couples passed through
this Heighborhood Sunday morning at
sunrise. returning from the dance a,
Stoneham.
W. G. Carter was Stoncham caller
a couple Of days during last week.
Carl Conradson finished threshing
last Saturday.
Rev. Stately from north east Of Ft.
Morgan will hold revival meetings a,
the school house in this district this
coming week.
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Stonehnm Items

a barber shop has opened up in our
town again, and We cerainIy appreciate
it as we have long needed Il tonsoriaI
parlor.
The Valentine party given by the
Young Peoples class Of the Sunday
School at the knifton school house was
Il huge success and very much enjoyed
by all present. Whoever made those
delicious dellcacies knew how.
Mr.. Northup went to Sterling Mon.
day.
From present indications Stoneham
will have a saloon in the near future il
the required number Of signers can be
obtained. viii it be a detriment or a
benefit TO Stoneham? Here is a chance
for an argument.
The down going train Monday carried
with it G. II. Conradson on business.
Carl SeIberg came home Saturday to
spend some time on his claim west OF
town.
Miss Minnie BIumstcr and friends
were visitors at Sterling last week.
Land is being sold, traded, proved up
and will soon be turned over If mother
Nature does not cool her breath soon.
viii Kern, the Noble Brothers and
Mr.. Huff are putting up ice for Mr..
Northrup,
Now that Mr., Olson has disposed of
his town property, he is going TO move
out on his place and rest in peace.
Miss Edna Runyan assisted at the
postoflice last Saturday.
We understand that Dutch" Geb.
hart has gone into the horse business.
See his horse Dobbin and be convinced
John Hansen went down to Sterling
Monday.
Next Friday night the Young pco.
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NOTICE IOR PUBLICATION
nPL tPuLiiaherI Serixl 0iO!ls
Department. Of tie Interior.
U. $. Land Otilce at sterling. Colorado
February II. 1913.
NoTicE is hereby given that Alphonso Beth
scheider Of Stoneham. Colorado who on Jsnusr,
l. 1910. made homestead entry, No. 0lO!i2. fol
South West quarter, Section IL. Township I
North. Range IS West 9TH Principal Meridian
has filed notice Of intention to make final three
year prosf. to estabsh claim To the land above
described. before Register and Receiver. at S,er.
ling. Colorado, on the s5.h asy Of April. 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Henry d. Cornn.ins. Of Stonehain. Colo.
Charles J. Swanson. u - -
Peter Stutz, Of 30
Anton Kramer. Of 3-27
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pies Society will give an oyster supper
together with this they will have the
"ould fashuned spellin' mattche" You
are all cordially invited.
Tom Leslie.is disposing Of his prop
erty here and win rent his land to Mr..
Allen. MIR. Leslie will leave soon for
lewa to farm in good country. so he
says, but that is why he should stay
here.
Rene Fosberg rode into town yester
day ard left his horse in the livery
barn while he went east on the train.
The dance Saturday night was well
attended and good time reported.
Chas. Roth, the cream expert went
to Sterling Monday with Jim Hil!'s
wagon.
Conradson finished threshing on
Saturday. now they are through in
this vicinity.
Next week the Keller and Stoneham
schools will close for their long vaca-
ton. 1t is too bad that we cannot
have longer terms.
Everybody is busy digging wells now
since corn husking Is done.
INTENDED for last week.
Intended for last waek s paper
Bert Smith, the lumberman, made a
business trip to Sterling Friday return
ing Saturday.
Last Monday was the day that Mr..
Northrup took possession OF the busi-
ness he purchased from Mr.. Olson, he
has also taken charge of the postonice.
Some one gave away the peanuts and
cigars which was much appreciated.
A very sociable crowd gathered at
the Bloomster residence south OF town,
last Monday evening.
Mrs. Nelson and two children, Nellie
and Frank visited at the Bake nome
Monday afternoon.
John Hanson went to Sterling last
week to nave dental work Done.
Mr. Northrup is building an icehouse
to take care Oh the ice Trade here.
Two carloads of coal arrived Satur-
day, and most OF the coal sod rlan:
from the car.
Mr.. Wheeler disposed Of his span OF
mules to the horse-Duyer al o.ornng.
Robert driving them GOWN ana ar
Wheeler went On the train Frluay.
The usual numDer attended the dance
IN kaymcr Saturday nignt anu report d
good time.
Things are not moving very rapidly
on The new building, put hope lhey
WIN hurry 1t along when The weatLeG
warns up some.
There will be a Valentine party at
the knliton scnool house Friday ingnl,
given Dy the young peoples class OF l.Ie
sunday scnooi. Ionle and brlng d Val
cntlnv.
Linco!n's birthday was betittingly
celebrated at the uinerent schools.
Carl Schanks went TO Sterling on
Monday.
airline Olson was home over Sunday
with her parents.
There will be a dance at the Stone.
nam school house Saturday night Fec.
10. You are invited.
D.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

IL =. l.. tPubli.her) Serial OsOi1
Department Of the InterioY.
United States Land Office at Sterling. Colorado
February 3. 1913.
EoTIcE Is hereby given that Clarence l.. Bake
Of s,oneham, Colorado. who. on July s. 1909 mad.
homestead entry. No. OSn52 for West half. Sec
ton Z. Tosnshp7 North. Range 81 West s,f
Principal Meridian. has filed notice Of intention
to make final three year proos tn establish claim
to the land above described. before United State,
Commissioner, a, Keota. Colorado. on the l2,f
day Of April. 1913.
Claimant names NJ Witnesses:
Miles NJ. Mitchell Of New Kaym.r. Colo.
lnscbrit N. Vik. Of '' -
Ole NJ. Olson, Of S,oneham. 81.
Charles L. Carlson. Of 50 4" 3-a
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PL tPrhlisherl Serial esszs
Department OF the Interior.
U. S. Land Once at Sterling. Colorado.
February l3 1919
EorIcE Is hereby given that Leo D. Hobbs. Of
New Raymer. Colorado who. on October .. 1909,
made homestead entry No. o3e2s for Sl-2 NWl-l.
sWl-a Sec. s. and the Ma Nwl- Section T..
Township North. Rsnee IS West 9Th Principal
Meridian. has filed notice Of intention 70 make
hnal three year proof to establish claim to the
land above described. befsre United States Com.
missioner nt New Raymar. Colorado. On the l7th
day Of April. 1873
Claimant names Gs witnesses:
Arthur Z. Myers. Of New Raymer. Colo.
ClI-nce z. Hobbs. Of '
John ". Hobbs. Of I" 2-so
Harvey c. Courtney. Of Buckingham. " 3-e7
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NUTICE ron PUBLICATION.

NoTlCE ron PUBLICATION.
~ r., l.. tPubisherl Serial OltGg7
department Of the Interior.
United states Land Office at Sterling Colorado.
February 3. 1918.
NoricE is hereby given that Raymond l.. Stock.
ham. Of K.ota. Colorado who on November
q. 1909. made homestead entry, No. Oi0Og7. for
Sl.2 NEi-4 and SEA- Sec ~. wl.2 Swl-l. SEC.
tion Is. Township Sor;h. Range % West. Ga,
Principal Meridian. hsS filed notice of intention
u make hnsi three year proof. to establish claim,
to the land above described before United Statrs
Commissioner. at Keota. Colorado. on the 18th
day of April. 1913.
Claimant nsmss A. witnesses:
Louie ". wsnts. of Ksoia. Colo.
Darius Il. Byrnes. Of
Robert 5. Gamble. Of 2.ls
John w. Bolts. Of Longinont. '' 3-2O
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NOTICE Fon p,-Rr1c,T,o.

NOIlCE FOX PUBLICATION
MPL tPublisherl Serial o5s4s
Department Of the Interior.
L. S. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
February II. iel3
NoHcE I, hereby given that Alma E. Rising.
(agent for Walter W. Ri.ing). who. on November
9. 1857. made homestead entry No. s1I3 Serial No.
o5sIa. for Ei-2 Ewl-. and Sig NEl4 Section H..
Township 8 North. Range Is West 9Th Principal
Meridian. has filed notice Of intention to make q
nal five year proof. to esublish claim u Tie and
above described. before REGISTER and Rseslvef. 4
Starring. Coso~ado On The 23rd cay Of April. 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
David s. Gibson. Of New Raymer. Colo.
Edward C. Worssold. OF
Richard p. Collans Of La Sale. s.2o
Arthur E. Myers Of New Raymer. 81
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NOTICE FoH PUBLICATION
APL lPublisherl Serial osH.
Department OF the Interior.
u. 5. Land Office az sterling. Colorado
February II. 1918.
NoTIcE is hereby glen that Henry D. Com.
Minis. cf stoneham. C1l,rado. who. on Eovembe,
II. 1859. maze ho,nc,tc:-. entry. NJ. 1885, fu,
North Hcst Quarter. Section u. Township
North. Range s. Wss,. 9Th Principal Mr!ditn
has filed nstice Of intention u make final thrvs
year prvo!. to estst'i.n ciaiin 10 tn. iant above
described. bel, e hs.sts: ara Receiver Al ,;te..
ling. coior.!9, on nc t5tb i;sy ol Alnii 1873.
Claimant unnIgs Ls Fiiugss.s
Alpnonso h-th.ehs!-er af s,,nerarl. CHA.
Charles J. swsnsll, y
Anton hrau.sr, ~ " 2-yI
fstnr StC,2. Vi s-2;
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Shun Personalities.

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eral conversation. Talkiof things. OBJ
jccts. thoughts The smallest minds
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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NoIlIE fOk tBl.lCATlON
MPL fPublisherl Serial olooso
Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Sterling, Colorado.
February II. lsl3.
Eoricx Is hereby given that William W. Ran.
dali. q! Buckingham. Colorado. who. on Noyem.
her, a. 1909 made homestead entry. No 0loCeo. for
NWi-l. See. 2 snd South West quarter. Section
ls Township North. Range 50 West. Sth princi-
pal Meridian. has filed notice Of intention 20 make
final three ysar proof. to establish claim to the
land above deserib-d before United Statss Com.
missioner. at KeOts. Colorado. on the 23rd day Of
April. 1918.
claimnn, names % witnesses:
William Dennis. Of Buckingham. Colo.
Ada Dennis. OF &"
Louis Silyis. Of :" 2-1l
Mary E. Sil,i.. Of ' ST
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1913-12-23
Local Data
Weather Conditions

Birmingham, December Pc p. MI
On Sunday nights map slight barome-
trio depression appeared over southern
Texas, which was causing light showers
in interior Texas. During the past "a
hours, this disturbance has moved east
ward and now overlies the lower Mis-
sissippi valley. 1t has caused rain quite
generally over all of the southern states
from Texas to the Carolnas, and cloudy
skies and unsettled conditions south of
the Ohio and the lower Missouri rivers
Another Tow occupies the Pacific north
west, causing rain along the Pacific coast
and snow throughout the plateau states
and western Rockies. Areas of high pres
sure overlie the southwest and the north
east sections of the country. /. These CEN
| tres have caused cold weather over all
western and northern sections, except the
Pacific slope. Temperatures were below
freezing at Z p. m. in Oklahoma, Kansas,
Missouri, and in sections to the north and
west of there, ranged around 20 degrees
freezing weather did not extend south of
the great lakes at Z p. M, and south of
the Ohio temperatures ranged between
40 and 80 degrees.
Pressures have risen in the western cot
ton states, and temperatures west of the
Mississippi show a slight fall since Sun
day night. 1t is expected that the rain
in this section will give way to fair skies
some time Tuesday, and that tempera-
lures will fall somewhat during the next
Sc hours
Summary of observations made at
United States weather bureau stations,
December %:
Temperatures
Lowest
At for
7p.m. day.
Abilene, clear ...................... "a IS
Atlanta, cloudy ................. 4S 40
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