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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11
|[N YORK COPPER
/ MARKET NOMINAL
xhoIytic Still Selling Un-
der Is Cents per Pound;
Lead Is Quiet.
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: s:.I;:..:-,..i..; =.

NEW YORK. July 0-Copper-NomI-
Ht standard SPOT. $3.50 bid. August
'fHSll25: September. SI3.659l4.l0;
|rroytic sli5O@1475; lake. s14.50@
rs; casting. $l+ 25@is.50
|Tin-Firm; spot to September, s39.379
NJ
|Lesd-Quiet; si30@4.40.
sp.lier-Steady; $5.21@5.40.
|Antimony-Nomlnali Cookson's. 1860
|lon7-Dull and unchanged.
London markets closed as follows
.topper-Quiet: spot, $50. futures. s63
/ |Iin-Firm; spot, s179: futures, e17o
|:psller-s2O los.
|iead-Gl9 is sd
ron-clevelend warrants, SOS Sd
. Closing Stock List.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11

a tt July 1o.-The condi-
|nnlnS United States treasury at the
hSIsSo OF business today was;
n ys rses,ni IN general fund. Sill | 400, 329
n psvlpte yesterday ... 2.565, sa6
Ne dsnuents yesterday 49,. 1901. 3l9
'nai This fiscal Year Ia s6.443.031,
|psIvs aensit Of s7,5a6.875 last year,
+ trss.unI Panama canal and public
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ryrnrRsIoN TO PROVO CANYON
S125

Via D. g. z. G.. &. r. Sunday, July 13'
cent a mile and every mile a pic
,,,ra Greatest one-day trip for the
money un in all the west. Trains leave
t' at 7,45 a. M and s:05 n. m, Return,
;ne IN; reach Salt Lake at $50 P, m. md
iGhi 10 n. m. Trout and chicken dinners at
Ifnner Falls resort. (Advertlsement.)
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Flax. Oats and Rye.

MINNEAPOLIS, July 10-Flour and
oran. unchanged.
No. yellow corn, 67396sc
No, white oats. 37g33sc
No. rye: 56@6Sc.
FLAX, $l.37@1.37ac,
Rurlev unchanged
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11
NOTICE TO cREplToss-

Estate OF william Smith. late oe Go
neva, N Y, deceased.-Creditors will
present claims with vouchers TO the un-
dcrsignod nt $40 Continental Bank build
ing. Salt Lake. City. Utah. on or before
the 5th day Of November. A. D. 1918
j. N ESLINGER,
Administrator with viii annexed OF the
estate OF William Smith. deceased.
II. J. DININNY.
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Chicago Produce,

CHICAGO. July 10.-Butter-Un-
cha nged.
Eggs-unchanged receipts. 1877 cases
Potatoes-Hisher. 70@75c; receipts. 80
cars
| Poultry-Alive. higher: fowls, 16bc;
| springs, zoe: turkeys. 1Sc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, July 1o.-Cotton closed
steady AT a net decline Of 2 to 5 points.
NEW ORLEANS, July 10.-Spot cot
ton, ouIet and unchanged, middling, l2bc;
sales spot, 200 bales.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11
Nv BROADAN WALL.
.-nstlonal News Service.

I ,,,srnatlonal News Service.
<,,rW YORK, July l0.-News designed
1 .s.o, the course OF the stock market
!. sseIdedy more favorable today than
IL. been in some time. The announce
,hst President Wilson will take ac-
= "a avert p strike on the part OF the
...sd conductors and trainnlen or the
tsssrn roads had stimulating influence
a escretary Of the Treasury McAdoo
~ his portion 10 the good news by
announcement that the government S
rsr cents will be protected In the
r,,v of a new currency bill.
10 crop. after careful analysis, ap-
. .,ss 10 be more favorable than had
s,st appeared and cable adyices
IA that prospects for peace in the
mans were better than yesterday. The
'st OF England's weekly statement
ling material increase in the pro-
rsr,or of reserves to liabilities also
"a 10 Improve the general feeling
kcme Foreign Buying.
'lt the outset OF business London and
-ts. European centers appeared TO be
[r,sr stocks. II was evident that they
n more confident over the outlook and
1 tsp hrst hour prices advanced easily.
EraSIan Pacific gained nearly three
<Iris from yesterdays closing and
Ian Pacific and Reading were also
-rsrr The trading in Union Pacific
A, ihc feature OF the morning and al
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11
BETTER PRINTING

Than we do can't be done. Century
Printing Co., 55-57 Postofice place.
AdvertiSemeut)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11
ST0CK MARKET RALLIES
/ DURING THE FIRST HOUR
.lunp Comes Later in the Day, But Part of The
Advance Is Returned at the
Close

thoush there was slight reaction
! shortIy before noon, the stock Showed a
oetter undertone than almost anything
else on the list There was some 6uyirg :
IN the Eries and the more important in
| dustrials acted well
alter midday the market settled down
ana prices reacted slightly from the early
| high levels. However. there was still a
strong undertone and the recessions
| We're due more TO the general inactivity
OF the room than TO any uncertainty on
the part OF the market
Steel Report.
The steel report Issued around noon
| showed a decrease OF 5l7.005 tons. max
| ing the untitled orders on the books OF
| the corporation at the end OF June g.
| I.3l7 tons, the smallest since May.
| 1912. This. however, was about what
| the street had looked ror and did not
| influence the market
Connicting reports Of the Balkan situ-
| alton came in in the afternoon and for a
Tune the market hesitated. II was said
| that while Bulgaria had agreed TO inter-
Vention by the mowers. Greece had reject
ed the offer. There was no extensive
Offering Of stock, however. and the sup
ply seemed to be mostly from profess
4 slonal sources.
Money continued about unchanged,
| both as TO rates and conditions
The proposed amendment offered by
Senator CDmmjns. which provides for a
10 per cent tax on all futures and shorts
| sales came in for considerable comment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11

And in accordance with law an order
OF the board OF directors made on the Slst
day OF May, 1913. so many shares OF each
parcel OF such stock as may be necessary
will be sold, al the company,s office, $40
West South Temple street salt Lake City.
1890 p. m. TO pay delinquent assessment
thereon. together with cost OF advertising
and expenses OF the sale.
j. r. KIEEM,
Secretary Black Pine M & NJ. Co.
6s4I
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Now York Money

NJ s@Sosak, July 10.-Money on call,
@-a per cent: last loan, 81 per
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11
oondttlon Of the Treasury,

"" Tor Tho day. fsS. 100 ,heres.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-07-18
Notice of Final Settlement and
Determinatl On of ffeirship
In the matter of the Estate OF Franz

In the matter OF the Estate OF Frank W.
Smith. deceased.
Notice is Hereby Given. That on Monday.
the 18th day of August, A. d. 1913, ut the hour
OF 10 IA. IN. of said day. the same being one of
tine regular days of the June term of the
County Court of Otero County, in the State
of Colorado. 1. Albert Dudek. administrator
of said estate. will appear before the Judge o
said court. present my hnnl settlement as
such administrator, pray the approval of the
same. aud Will then ask TO be discharged as
such administrator. At which time and place
any person In interest may appear and pre-.
sent objections to the same, II any there be
And Further Notice is Hereby Given. That
at said time and place the court viii receive
and hear proofs concerning the heirs of said
deceased. pursuant to the verified petition of
d. B. Smith. claimant heir Ut law of said
deceased, heretofore filed herein, asking for
judicial ascertainmcnt and determination
OF the heirship of said estate. and from which
it appears that ID. Is. Smith and Martha Smith,
OF Ord. Nebraska. are heirs of said deceased.
Now. Therefore. Any and all persons who
are or who claim to be heirs at law of said
Frank W. Smith. dcces sed, are hereby re-
quired to be and appear thereat, or abide the
determination of the court thereon
Dated at Rocky Ford. Colorado, this first
day OF July, A. D. 1913.
ALBERT DUDEK.
Administrator of the Estate of-Frank W.
Smith Deceased.
GLENN X GoBiN. Attorneys. J4.25
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-07-18
Serial No. Obs
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,

U. S. Land Office at Pueblo. Colo.
Juue 10. 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given that Samuel Shaw
cross. of Rocky Ford. Colorado. who. on July
Ii. 1905, made Desert Land Entry No Obs, for
SwA Section II. Township Is S. Range 81 W.,
9th Prin. Meridian, has filed notice of lnten-
ton to make final prosf. To establish claim to
the Ind above described. before the Register
and Receiver of the United States Land Office
ut Pueblo. Colorado. on the 10th day OF July.
1913.
Claimant names witnesses: X. Newton
Smith, George $. Mcdonald, K. A. Watson,
and A. l.. Rodeck, all of ko,ky Ford. Colo.
Not No. ; goal land. J. W. HAWWLE1: .
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-07-18
Notice to- Taxpayers

Having completed the assessment of
Otero county for the year 1918. you are
hereby notified that will sit in my office
at the county court house on Monday.
August 25th. and as many days there
after as may be necessary, to hear any
and all grievances and objections, and ad-
just any unequal assessment made for
the year 1918. J. A. GAUoER,
County Assessor
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-07-18

Whereas. Many of the property owners
of the city have failed to comply with the
ordinance requiring all weeds and volun-
tary vegetation on vacant lots to be de-
stroyed twice during the summer months,
Be 1t Therefore Resolved. That all per-
sons who fail to comply with the provis-
ions of said ordinance within 10 days
from this date, will be liable to the PEN
atty provided in said ordinance, and the
weeds will be destroyed under the su-
pervision of the city and the full expense
therefor will be charged and become a
lien upon the delinquent lots.
Passed and adopted by the council at a
regular meeting of the council at a regular
meeting of the council, July l. 1918.
Attest: G. M. CofFMAN.
Paul M. NORTH. Mayor.
City Clerk.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-07-18
SPECIAL NOTICES

Whereas. The time for connecting with
the sewers of the city by the property
owners. to connect with the sewer sys-
tenn of the city. as provided by ordinance.
and,
Whereas. Many have failed to comply
with that provision of said ordinance;
Be 1t Therefore Resolved, That all
property owners in the oity, who have
not connected with the sewer system, as
provided by the ordinance. are hereby or
dered to make connection within so days
of this date.
Passed and adopted at regular meet
ing of the council July IL. 1918.
Attest: G. M. COLEMAN
Paul M. NORTH, Mayor
CITY Clerk.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09
FIFTEEN SALOONS
ARE GRANTED

CONTINUED from page one)
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09

alto AsA The svseiaG - spau1 nth
card playing saA DnAie. ~ ~
freshnsnts were sssvea 40 ~ resent
had = pleasant tine.
The Misses Aatts Of AssaAss - the
house guests Of Mr. asA Ma Jehn
Saith and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Benhov 80 NJ
and Mrs. Jim Nay Of AsskaOses Okla,
left Sunday night for . toe vssk !.
trip in Utah and western CeassnAo.
Mr.. W. c. Peck of Cslss.As CITY is
acting foreman during M. 1sahsw Is
absence.
Miss Msyme LOonis ot Pet Okla
is again visiting in town
Mr.. J. T. Hough Of Dsavss assived
in town Sunday to shaks AaaAs With
friends and transact son. basinsss.
Mrs. Jim Phelan and daughter, Bath,
returned home from Denver where
Ruth underwent an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. l. Fox Of Santa
Maria, California, were the gussts of
Mrs. II. stifler Saturday.
Miss Helen Matingly entertained
the X. A b. A. club and their friends
at the Basalt hotel at . fsdoa party
Thursday night in honor q 4iD Nj
riam Dickens. A jolly tine vas had
by all present.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09
aYPSUN aNAMUo0

On Thursday afternoon the ladies IT
the town surprised Mrs. John LanxtSn.
it being her birthday. The ladies' weLA
in automobiles, taking their own re-
fFsshneat1 aud spent q very pleasxn.
afternoon, returning about 5 O'Clock
that evening.
Monday morning Mrs. L. C. Packard
and son, y. D., and her visitors, Misses
Elliott and Moore, started for the
Packard Bros. camp on Lake creek,
where they will spend = few days see
ing the country with E. d. Packard
ss guide.
The G. T. X. society gave q very
successful penny banquet Saturday
evning. The amount cleared WAS be.
tween fourteen and fifteen dollars.
A number Of young people Of the
town have gone on trip to Trappers
lake. Those in one party were Misses
Marie strohm and Jennie Bufris,
Asssrs. Naxfield and Van Horn and
Ars. AsxfieId and children.
4fs. L. J. Bovale aad baby Marvin,
Ais Rays staup and Willis and Lewis
stsup are Spending the week in Grand
Junction, having gon. down Sunday
in their autoaobile.
Misses jennie Schumn, Emma Sehsn-
Eel, Cora Knoedler, Lillian Cruz and
Mr.. Will Schunn made . trip in Nr
schumm's auto to Glenwood Springs,
returning Wednesday.
Tom Robinson an old timer Of Gyp.
sum, is visiting friends here.
Dr. and Mrs. Barnes Of Silt made a
short trip to Gypsum last Friday.
Mrs. W. H. Heyer had an attack Of
acute indigenstion Wednesday. DIR.
Conway was summoned and speedily
brought relief.
Prof. Archibald Taylor and wife ar.
rived in Gypsum Thursday evening.
Mr. Taylor is to be the principal OF
the Eagle County High school this
term.
| Z. Z. Lea accompanied the Eagle ball
team to Glenwood Sunday.
| Mrs. K. W. Lvers returned from
Iowa Friday where she had gone to At.
tend the funeral Of her mother, Mrs.
Yssag.
A travelling Gig. painter was i. tova
Tsssaay s.d Wednesday e.a 18th the
bs.k a.d pool hall are boosting nifty
sign.
G. A. spasgler 10 renodeling Tho
house Of Mrs. Andy Gerard and il will
be . modern house with every CONVEX,
iece when completed.
The Ladies' Aid will serve 6 o'elocl
supper at their building Friday.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09
CARDIFF ourDn

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Irwin of Grand
Junction visited old friends here tha
first of the week.
Mrs. W. NJ. Fipps and daughter, Mrs
bearing, were shopping at Grand June
tion Tuesday Of this week.
The dance given Monday night by
the Cardiff girls was q success. There
was large crowd and all report a
jolly good time and hope the girls will
give another dance soon.
Miss Hazel White of Grand Junction
is visiting Miss Edith Fipps.
Aesdames Dearing, Liddle, King.
Gibbs, Harris, Fipps, Hynes and Miss
Della Dearing went to Carbondale
Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Charles Patch.
Dsaeh Of Ars. Louise Patch
The little town of Cardiff was bowed
down in sorrow Sunday morning on
learning Of the death of Mrs. C. f..
Patch of Carbondale. Mrs. Patch was
e~hSn ~ VIC oicAWOOu 1881
Wednesday evening, by DR.. Gill, where
the Caesarian operation was performed
The baby died Thursday morning and
Mrs. Patch lived till Sunday morning.
Physicians and nurses did all in their
power, but to no avail. She was called
to her heavenly home on high
Nm. Patch lived At Cardiff over
two years and made many close friends.
She moved to Cazbondale the last Of
July. Her life was one continuous
song and she was loved BY all wAs knew
her. The beautiful flowers sent to
her shown the high esteem in which
she was Aeld.
Mrs. Patch was . member Of the
Christina ehaseA Of CAseondals, ffsn
which the services wers held AID in
tefnent was in CAxbeaaals esastery.
Dsesesed heaven . husband, three
sisters aad four brothers 70 nsarn her
sS1s
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09
oA1DonnAA No0

Mr.. and Mrs. +. E. Sweet eoAsstoinel
at dinner Friday evening M. a.A Mr..
g. B. Manifold, Dr. asd Nh. fsbbs
and Mrs. A. L. Sebree.
A. D. shearer is the boss fisAssnan
this season. One day this Vook -
caught two trout in The 1sasiAg Fork,
the combined weight of ths tvo being
four and one-half pounds.
E. P. Newman of Hotehkiss has
been spending several days here on
business and pleasure combined.
The funeral of Mrs. Charlss Patch
was held at the Christian church Mon
day afternoon. Mrs. Patch lad been .
member of the church for several
years. Deceased was a sister Of Mrs.
A. Hopher of this place and ths funer'
al was attended by many frisnAs from
both Cardiff and Carbondale.
Mrs. Fisher of Indiana il ths guest
of Mr. and Mrs s. D. Weant thia week.
E. H. Grubb left Monday night for
Omaha to be gone several wssls,
Miss Isabelle Gregory has aeeeptel
a position a. secretary for ~ 7. ". G.
A. for the western divisise ~ left
Thursday evening for the essaA
Nrs. wn. DiAkel 10 estsrtaiaioe vie
ito'. fro. the ssst for IT, ee1l
- 'usS s
HrA Dearing sad Mn. Clauds, -
III Of Cardiff wees hsss Monday - -
tend the funeral Of Mn. Charles HaoeA
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09
Dougan's Rooms
72S Grand Ave.
PHIL H. VAN CLEVE, Prop.
A 1IDoaoUH f1sf.
One 70 Convince The Most SksDt1cal
0asnwooA 0DrinSs Reader.

The test of time is the test tina.
counts.
Doaa's Kidney Pills have made
their reputation by effective action.
The following case is typical
Glenwood Springs residents should be
esnvinced.
The testi.oay is confirmed
prssf ee.pssts.
festiosay like this easset b. is.
s''sA
1esoA
Nn. 7. +. Csassr., ~ ". Becker
Ave, Aspen, Csis, says: ~ - .
grsst deal Of ssrs.sss and pein IN
ths snall Of ~ baek.. When 1 worked
lard o. stespsd I could hardly stsaisat-
e.. tired easily, felt all run down
anA had headaches and dizsxy spells.
Ny kid.sys acted too freely st times,
A relative hsd ne use Dosa's kidney
Pills, and they did me . great deal Of
good in every way. Since was re-
ieved, have kept Doan's Kidney
Pills on hand. have rarely felt any
symptoms Of kidney complaint since ]
took Doan's Kidney Pills over three
years ago. You arc welcome to eontin-
~ Publishing the testimonial 1 gave
at that time"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
esats. Foster -Ailburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
6tates.
Remember the name-Doan 'Vanl
take no other.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09
,''0n'' 'A''a. 70 s.A.. ,oA.,.

Denver, Aug. 6.-Phillip Nothssd
representing the educational instioa-
tions Of the state, will tomorrow "a
an injunction against state ofisiaAl
preventing them from paying boasaa
and bureaus ahead Of educational n
stitutions. The injunction will alsa
be aimed at the payment of any -
ployee whose position is not crested
by statute.
If the suit is successful it meaaa
that the educational institutions ~
get their money ahead of boards esd
bureaus. 1t also means chopping -
more than 100 employees whose pssl-
tions are not created by statute ~
merely by statement in the gensso1
appropriation bin.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09

[eaGSe Dsa Ts. Rss.s, tls asasS Az
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09

promptly seconded and then followed
some discussion and when it came tins
for q vote it was found that the clerk.
acting on = suggestion Of the mayog.
had written the motion 50 as to leavs
the matter optional with the polies
committee. "But that isn't my mo
tion," retorted Kirwan, ond the rec.
ofds were amended and ON q vote the
motion prevailed by q four to tive
vote.
Mayor BAr.es referred to his AZ
aeintncrt dnrins recess Of Ed Bus.
aaueh ~ night policeman, but saii
it was for tie council to ratify
his action OF not just - they
saw fit. Upoa . motion to ap-
prove ths mayors action in this ~
spset all voted aye except Shelton.
Fourteen applications for liquor Ii.
cs.ses were road and approved and
licenses ordered issued aud onother Ii
eense has been issued since the ad-
jeurnnent Of the council, making fiji
teen in all besides the Hotel Colombo
bar. -. .-....-..-..
City Attorney Bell stated that IN.
der instructions from the mayor h
lad Issksd up tAs latter Of the city
lsvyiAG . tax fer satsrtaiane,t p~r
Pssss - Il vas Ais spi.isa tat sseA
. 1svy sssn ~ lQny - na1s.
Aesao Gsn11sk ss1lsa ~ .
~ Asnhia0 1sas1aia q ~ nsssAvve
oa0a9 = 1onAe - 0sveaaA 60 na1s
. osaeaA - - - ias1a1e4 49,
- . ~ 49, eahss ~ asa6se ~
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09
UNION LABOR HAPs
Al01ICAN BOOK 90

Members Of the school board Monday
tAs Denver Trades assembly, which
Sunday placed on the unfair list tho
American Book Co., known - the
and which supplies the text
bssks for Denver's graded schools.
Delegates hinted that unless tAs two
saeeessful candidates in ths recent
sisetiss nade good their prs-elsetiea
8eonisss to union Asn to patFoniss
oiaa Co., Of Boston, ths only "fair''
hssk esnesfn in tie country, pstitioas
fss their recall would be circulated.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09

Last Tuesday County Clerk Hubbard
issued q marriage license to Leroy a.
Combs and Miss Elsie Tenquist of
Denver.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09

The family of John Guadagnola on
Colorado avenue was made happy by
The arrival of baby boy last Sunday
evening.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09
1AAI3 UXWB

Miss IAa AeAGahon rpturped Tpes-
day nss.inG froa . AsatA's visit
with relatives In Back HsWk, OsaA
EstAss, IL ysas sla behy e NJ. asA
Ma A1gsse Nasfs, - bssa sssis1lly
n ~ psst wssk
M 1Asas - ssa4 O1ana -
1z1Asa, ssesspsa ~ 9sssav lsso
osloaas aBs1aN
- 0u0sa dkuhe ~ - - q
1eos = . S0ev ODVsn o1oDos1
~ = ~ - - - - - =.
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09

usUn Wb.as = aanAaia, lGssssi
4 .jgiag oaeee asAsAaso -
on0s - 1nnuuso1o AasD hs1nn
- vi1aias - essl1A - 60
o. = - - - : - 1ysnee
- - = NolD - - -
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09
NE Md0 B9
4 WIELrKoS y
L&llQI&@SL]

SQQNN@SLJ
Best lee Cream nthe city at Barnes
City Drug Store.
Another party has planned to make
H. trip to Hubbard's cave tomorrow.
= = =
Mako your headquarters on Read
1ass day at B.rnes' City Drug store.
Miss Mary HeCaughn has returned
- GlenwOOd after . pleasant vacation
". H. Haley and family sutosd mp
fssn RiAe last Sunday to see the fin,
isA of the road race.
Mrs. J. T. Calhoun and daughter,
Vera, of Grand Junction visited Glen.
veod friends last sunday.
= = =
City Marshal Kunes assumed his du-
ties the first Of the week after . ten
days' vacation in the hills.
= = =
H. C. Jessup and family aad AF.
Jssups sister notorsd to the Jsssup
sa.eh - Canon creek yesterday.
The ladies of the Methodist church
sssved ~ exeelsst chicken pie supper
st Dougaa's han Wednesday evening.
= = =
=. c. Rathbone left Wednesday even
i1g for the Baxter ranch and from
there went into the hills on . fishing
jaant.
c. G. Kendall and family are among
those who motOred up from Rifle last
Sunday to take in the road race pro-
gram.
The family of John Guadagnola on
Colorado avenue was made happy by
the arrival of baby boy last Sunday
evening.
Last Tuesday County Clerk Hubbard
issued q marriage license to Leroy A.
Combs and Miss Elsie Tenquist of
Denver.
Mrs. j. Z. Elerick entertained a
number of her friends at cards At her
Cslorado avenue home Wednesday af-
tsenoon.
Miss Either Tssay 4 CsfbsaAa,s
.Slli4sA svss eaaAsy With Mis- Edith
1--we, returning to her home Tuesday
0ssning.
Miss Marguerite Marquis Of GraAd
Janetion visited in GlenwoOd last Sun
day with the Misses Arta and Valen-
tiae Crook.
John RObersOn went down to Rifle
yesterday to investigate q moving pic.
ture show with . view to acquiring
the same.
Philip Bum, pioneer of the Roam
creek country, is at the Glenwood san.
itarium in a very serious condition from
liver trouble.
Judge Shumate spent last Saturday
IN making American, citizens of num-
Der Of foreigners who applied to him
at the court house.
At the GlenwoOd sanitarium last Sun
Aay DR.. Clark introduced bright baby
girl, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. K.
c. Praeter of Norrie.
From the crimson appearance Of th-
Grand river yesterday morning there
must have been n big rain in the Red
Dirt country the day before.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabe Cox are nioyin z
. visit from their nice, Miss frankie
Csx, of Kansas City. Miss Cox arrived
m GlenwOod Wednesday morning.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Taylor of Chi.
ego, after spending the season At the
Colorado departed Wednesday even
~ for Los Angeles and other coast
oeWns.
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lfs. G. l. DanielsOn and Miss Helen
Clarke came down from Basalt last
Sunday to witness the road race aud
- visit their mother, Nm. E. II.
0nsks.
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Reese and John Carlisle of Roel
esesk are in GIenwood and will remain
sstil Monday whsa they will have
ss0s final proof business in the local
The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09

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