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THE WEEK
IN CANON
SOCIETY
Miss Hooper Compliment Guest

Miss Hooper Compliment Guest
Mrs. Irwin stockton's home was the
scene Of much merriment Friday even
ing when she entertained Misses Merle
McLain. Fern and Leila Armstrong
and Josephine Hooper. the gathering
being in honor OF the latter.
The young ladies enjoyed a splen-
did dinner. prepared under the super
vision of Mrs. Stockton and four
young gentlemen Just happened" to
call to help them pass the evening
hours. A happy motor party being
enjoyed by the eight. The young la
dies were later Mrs. stockton's guests
at a slumber party and fun and mer-
riment prevailed until the wee sma'
hours.
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Entertains for Bride. Elect.

Miss Jessie Bachelor, who on next
Wednesday, September third, will for
sake the Miss for the Mrs.. was the
motif for splendid party at the home
OF Miss Star Freye. Friday evening.
Mise Freye's guest list included all
the young ladies who are members Of
Mrs. Marie craven's Sunday school
class. together with their teacher who
has been spending the summer in the
east. making twenty-five in all.
One OF the happy features OF the
merrymaking which occurred on the
spacious lawn. was a honeymoon
shower. The gifts which were all
articles that would be needed on a
honeymoon trip. were daintily tied
with pink and white ribbon and con-
tained an original sentiment or verse
by the donor. The guest of honor
was requested to raise a large umbrel-
la which was also tied with the same
hues and upon doing so was shower
ed with rice, wee pink hearts and the
offerings of the assembled guests. The
dainty refreshments which we're serv-
ed exhibited the same pretty color
combination.
The gathering was a most happy one
and the program cleverly planned and
carried out by the hostess.
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Dinner for Miss MeEwen.

Mrs. J. p. Waits was the hostess of
a preitily appointed dinner party Mon
day evening. nine young ladies en-
joying the pleasant AFFAIR. Miss Ger
trude McEwen OF Denver. who has
been the house guest of Miss Fay
Thomas. was the compliment guest.
The table decorations with green
and white color combination predomi-
mating. we're very exceptionally fetch
ing. a large basket of ferns swung
from the chandelier while the same
fluffy leaves we're used over the table
The center feature was a mirror lake
on which was sailing a wee ship. The
place cards and favors were unique
being small boats bearing a guests
name. the same being loaded with de-
licious mints.
The dinner menu was a splendid ono
and the whole AFFAIR worthy of the
many congratulations extended to the
hostess.
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The spacious and elegantly appoint
ed home with its beautiful surround
ings offered quite an appropriate
rendezvous for an evenings entertain
ment and nothing was left u9done ny
the hostess to make the occasion one
of supreme enjoyment for the guests.
In addition to the dance other social
means of enjoyment were participated
in by all, which were of most happy
order.
The arrangement of the refresh
ments are quite appropriate and de-
lightful in its individuality. A large
bowl OF punch was kept filled on the
dining table and a liberal quantity
OF salted peanuts, assorted mints and
chocolates were arranged In convent
ent places. as we're also cigars for tho
gentlemen. In addition to this. dainty
ices and cake were served.
The attractive personality and happy
disposition OF the hostess made the
success of the occasion complete. The
party was brought to close at a
late hour with every one expressing
themselves as having had a most en-
joyable time.
The invitations were limited and all
accepted. Those present were the
Misses Marion Bowen. Leila Arm
strong. Myra Sheriff.. Blanche De.
weese. Merle McLain, Fern Arm
strong. Messrs. Maple Hart. Robert
Champion. Berdon Sheriff.. R. L. Pc
trie. Ernest McLain. Clyde Biggs
Robert Pryor. Carl Scott. Roland
Armstrong.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate OF Agnes Hoink. Deceased.
The undersigned. having been APP
pointed Administrator OF the estate
OF Agnes Hoiak. late of the County OF
Fremont. in the State OF Colorado. de-
ceased. hereby gives notice that he
will appear before the County Court q
said Fremont County. az the Court
House N Canon City. In said County.
AZ the September Term. 1919. ON the
last Saturday In September. being
September 27th. 1918. Mt 300 p. m. az
which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and re-
quesfed TO attend for the purpose ofs
having the same adjusted. All per-
sons indebted TO said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
10 the underaigncd-
Dated az Canon City. Colorado. this
End day Of September. A. d. 1919.
JOSEPH vEZzETTf.
Administrator.
First Pub. September 4. 1913.
Last Pub. September 25. 1919. .
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NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF Lo-
CAL IMPROVEMENTS AND AP-
PORTIONMENT OF THE COSTS
THEREOF, IN SANITARY SEWER
DISTRICT NO. OF CANON CITY,
COLORADO.

To all persons Interested. and, es-
pecially to the owners of the real es-
tate which is hereinafter described.
said real estate comprising the dis
trict Of lands known as Sanitary Sew
er District No. Of Canon City Colo
rado:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
That the improvements in and for
said Sanitary Sewer District No. 2
OF Canon City. Colorado. which were
authorized by Ordinance No. !, Series
OF 1913. OF the City Of Canon City, COL
orado. entitled:
IAN Ordinance Authorizing the Con-
struction Of Sanitary Sewers and Ap-
purtensnces. for Sanitary Sewer Dis
trict Nc. 2. OF Canon City. Colorado, in
accordance and conformity with the
Details, Specifications, Map, Esti-
mates. Notice and Revolutions, here
tofore adopted by the City Council Of
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A PROPOSED ORDINANCE.
Ordinance No.-
ceries VI 1913

SerieB VI 1913.
An Ordinance Amending tieneral Sec
lion s73, Of tine Revised Ordinances
u the city OF Canon tIty, Colorado,
1905.
lSe It ordained by the City Council
of the City Oh Canon City, Colorado.
tnat General section 2zS vi the resis-
ed Ordinances Of the City OF Canon
City. Colorado. 1908. be and hereby is
amended TO read as follows:
Section 273- No person, company or
corporation shall engage in or con-
duct the occupation or business known
as vault cleaner without first having
obtained from the city . license there
for. TO be issued for = period OF three
months. as provided In General Sec
tion 225 Of the Revised. Ordinances OF
the City OF Canon City. Colorado,
1908. Said license to be issued at the
rate OF $500 for said period. The party
applying for such license shall be
first equipped with an air-tight sue
ton tank; also sheet steel tight
covered tank, and other modern ap-
pliances for such work.
Adopted and approved this
day OF September. A. ID. 1913.
Mayor.
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Party for Eastern Guest.

In honor OF her guest. Mrs
Blackmer of Chicago. Mrs. George
sinden entertained a score Of
ladies at her home Friday afternoon.
Cards furnished the principal pas
time and the serving of dainty
luncheon added to the pleasure of the
occasion.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE.
Notice Is Hereby Given. That the
undersigned sherin OF Fremont Coun-
ty. State OF Colorado. by virtue Of a
Judgment. Decree and Order of Sale
of the County Court. within and for
said Fremont County, rendered In n
certain cause therein pending. where
in A. a. Robinson was plaintiff and
Jacob J. Schultz. r. ID. McCielland and
E r. Naylor were defendanfs-being
cause No. 1928 OF the files of said
court-and whereby I am directed as
such sheriff to sell the herein describ-
ed premises to satisfy said decree and
costs. will. on Saturday. October 4. A.
d. 1913. at ten o'clock in the forenoon
OF said day, at the front door OF the
County Court House In said Canon
City. offer for sale and will sell TO the
highest and best bidder. for cash In
hand. the following described premises
situated in the County OF Fremont
and State OF Colorado. -to-wit: The
West Half OF Lot numbered Two t2).
In Block numbered Seventeen I'D. In
Canon City. reserving therefrom to b.
F. Rocknfeliow. his heirs. tenants and
assigns, the perpetual right Of way Of
ingress and egress by n. stairway three
feet wide. from the sidewalk on Main
Street and a hallway Of same width.
both on the West side OF second story
Of building on said Lot two t2). afore-
said Block Seventeen dO; also a
stairway OF same width at the rear OF
said building. at which time q certif-
cate OF purchase will issue to the pnr-
chaser or purchasers thereof: which
certificate will specify tho lands pnr-
chased by such person OF persons and
the sum paid therefor and the time
when the purchaser or purchasers
Will be entitled to a deed for such
land. unless the same be redeemed ac-
cordinR to law.
WILLIAM II. NEwcOMB,
Sheriff.
First Pub. September 4. 1913.
Last Pub. October 2, 1913.
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Can't Airord to Have kidney Trouble

No man with a family to support
can AFFORD to have kidney trouble. nor
need he fear 1t with such remedy at
hand as Foley Kidney Pulls. You can
not take this honest curative medicine
into your system without good results
following. 1t cleans out and builds up
the kidneys, and makes them able to
strain out of the blood the Impurities
that cause backache. weak back. sore,
inactive kidneys and sleep disturbing
urinary troubles.--The Corner Drug
store.--adv.
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point Of beginning

Total ..s...-... .Sssl4.00
i, the undersigned. City Engineer Of
the City Of Canon City. Colorado.
hereby certify that the above and
foregoing description and apportion-S
BEN X. CURTIS.
City Engineer.
Said above described lots and lands
being a portion of said City OF Canon
City. Colorado, and lying within and
embracing said Sanitary Sewer Dis
trict No. OF Canon City. Colorado.
which is bounded as follows:
Beginning at the intersection OF the
center OF 18th street with the north
boundary line Of the Denver 4 Rio
Grande Railroad Company's right OF
way, thence northeasterly along said
right OF way to q point where tie
center OF 10th street II prolonged
south would intersect said boundary
line OF right OF way. thence In q north
westerly direction to a point In cen-s
ter OF Main street midway between
18th and 10th streets. thence north
along a line midway between 18th
and 10th streets TO the intersection OF
the south boundary line OF the Canon
City Hydraulic and Irrigation Difchs
Co.'S. ditch right OF way. thepce vest
erly along said right OF way line 10
poini Of Intersection with line mid
way between 18th or prolonged
north and 18th streets. thence south
along a line midway between 14th or
prolonged north and 18th streets, to 7.
the north boundary line OF block ;, .
OF Chapman's Addition 10 Canon City.
thence west TO the center Of 1fth<
street. Cif prolonged north.) thence'
south along 18th street. uf prolonged
north) to the intersection OF Macon
Avenue. tif prolonged easteriy.5
thence sonthwesterly along Macon
Avenue. 0f prolonged casterlyJ To
the northwest corner OF Lincoln
school property. thence south to the
intersection OF Main and 18th streets,
thence westerly along Main street TO
the intersection Of Main and 18th
streets. thence southeasteriy along
18th street 70 point OF beginning.
"Au special assessments for local
improvements shall De due and pay
able within thirty days OF the publ
cation OF the assessing ordinance
without demand. Failure to pay the
whole assessment within said period
OF thirty days shall be concIusiveiyA
considered and held an election on
the part Of all persons Interested.
whether under disability or other
wise. TO pay enid assessments In In
stslIments. as provided by the resoiu-
tions and ordinance Ct said City Coun..
ell: and all persons 20 eicctinE to pay
in insfallments shall be conciusiveiy
held and considered as oonsenting toe
said improvements and such election
shall be eonciusiyeiy held and con-
slde-ed ~ n waiver OF all riEht 10
question the power or Jurisdiction OF
the city to construct the improve
menfs. the quality OF the work. the
regularity or sufficiency OF the pro-
ceedings or the validity or the cor
recfness OF the assessment Fun pay
ments may be made TO the city treas
urer az any time within thirty days
OF the passage OF the assessing ordi-
nance, and an allowance OF five per
cent Is per centl lshail be made on
such payments during such period
only"
WITNESS my hand and the official
seal OF the City OF Canon City. this
third day OF September. A. ID. 1914
fsEAL) J. v. BLAKE.
City Clerk
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Dinner Party.

Miss Adeline Snyder proved herself
a pleasing hostess Thursday evening
when she entertained at dinner. The
center decoration OF the table was a
huge boquet Of garden flowers. yellow
and white being blended artistically.
The dinner menu was well planned
and greatly enjoyed by the guests who
we're. Misses Lila Gresham. Goidie
Wright and Messrs. Tom Purnell. Mel
win Melchi and Bryan Gresham.
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First Ward MethodIsts Have Picnic.

First Ward Methodists Have Picnic.
A most enjoyable picnic was held
last evening at the City park by the
members of the Methodist church who
reside in the first ward. together with
their friends. there being about fifty
persons present At six: thirty a pic
mic supper was served which was a
credit to the women who had pre-
pared II.
This was the first of the Get-togeth-
er meetings that are to be held by the
different districts in Canon City In
the effort to create a more social
spirit in the church and for the visi-
tation of the sick and of the strang-
ers.
The gathering last evening was a
success in every way and the spirit
OF sociability and enjoyment we're
very evident from the expression OF
appreciation by all who attended
Much credit is due to the earnest ef-
forts on the part of the committee 20
make the picnic a success.
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Mayor.
Attest:
City Clerk.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate of Lemira n. Farmer. De-
ceased.
The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed Executors OF the estate OF
Lemira N. Farmer. late Of the County
of Fremont, in the State OF Colorado.
deceased. hereby give notice that they
will appear before the County Court
of said Fremont County. ut the Court
House in Canon City. In said County,
at the September Term 1913. Satur-
day. the sth day Of October. 1913. At
10 O'CLOCK a. m. at which time all per-
sons having claims against said es-
tate are notified and requested 10 at
tend for the purpose OF having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment to the undersign-
ed.
Dated at Canon City. Colorado. this
2sth day OF August. A. ID. 1913.
JUNIUS p. FARMER,
BERT A. SNOW.
First Pub. September Z. 191s.
Last Pub. October 2. 1914.
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Armstrong.
Dance at Cameron Home.

Dance mt Cameron Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cameron were
spcnsible for the pleasure OF about
thirty young folks Tuesday evening
The Invitations were issued for an in
formal dance and that pastime was
greatly enjoyed by all. During the
evening Mrs. Bud Holland and Mrs
Thad Ragsdale gave pleasing vocal
solos and Miss Buelah Emmerson
favored them with a piano selection
Cooling mint punch was served dur
Dutch luncheon was served.
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Miss Bowen EntertaIns.

Miss Bowen Enfertains.
On Tuesday evening. August 2sth
Miss Marion Bowen was hostess to an
informal dance and party at her
beautiful suburban home on Elm ave-
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cribed chapman's sub-divi-

ctioeo SAePen soDAs
sion.
Lots i to 2s and including
lots and 2s. each ......... 1855
In block 3
lots and Il. each. .. 1855
The west " of lot 10. $50
The east u of lot l5..-...... '5s.9S
A tract Of land described as
follows:
Beginning at the northeast
corner Of Main street and
18th street OF Canon City.
and running thence along
the north side OF said Main
street " IS degrees 43 min
utes E. $50 feet, thence N.
81 degrees IL minutes w.
256 feet. thence 8. So de-
grees SO minutes w. 352
feet. thence g. 81 degrees
IL minutes z. e56 feet 70
point OF beginning .....--- $50. SO
A tract OF land described as
follows:
Beginning at the northeast
corner of Main street and
18th street of Canon City.
Colorado and running
thence n. 81 degrees II
minutes W. 25s feet. thence
8. SIS degrees - minutes w
so feet. thence S. 81 degrees
IL minutes E 25s feet.
thence n. IS degrees zs
minutes Z. so feet to point
Of beginning ..-...--- S6.5s
A tract OF land described
rs follows:
Beginning at the northwest
corner OF Main street and
lssh street OF Canon City.
Colorado. and running
thence n. 81 degrees II
minutes w. 256 feet, thence
8. IS degrees 43 minutes
W 1877 feet. thence south a
distance OF 1895 feet.
thence n. IS degrees ~
minutes W. 341-5 feet TO
point OF beginning -.- 2s6. 81
The following described
tracts in blocks 3. 4. s. 8. Z.
s and .. in Augustus Macon's
addition to Canon City.
Colorado.
In block 2.
Lots to ss and including
lots ] and ls. each ....-.... 22.33
In block g.
Lots ] TO Is and including
tct. anu 4's taln $3.50
In block 5.
Lots to 1s. and including
lots ] and 1s. each .....-.. -. 81
In block 9.
Lots 70 is and including
lots ] and is. each. .-... 22.33
In block Z.
Lots ! to fs and including
lots l and 1e. each. 22.s3
In block g.
Lot . ...................... s.ss
Lot ...........-....... ISIS
Lots 4 20 II incinding lots
Z and IL. each. e2-33
Lot IL 31.s7
i>ot 10 49,. -....-.-...-.... 30
In block o.
lot -..-..--. -.--.-.......s-. SIS
Lot . -....-........-.. 1916
i<ut ~ ostN
-
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feet ". 81 degrees IL min
utes W. OF the southeast
corner OF 18th street ana
Water street Of Canon City,
Colorado. and running
thence y. IS de<rees Is
minutes z 29e.Oo feet.
thence y. 50 degrees II min
utes W. 1902 feet. thence
8. IS degrees 20 minutes W.
3f9.s5 feet. thence s. 81
degrees II minutes r. 123
feet to point OF beginning
A tract OF land described as
foiiows:-
beginning a, a point 1s3 feet
y. 81 degrees II minutes W.
OF the southeast corner
Of 18th street and Water
street OF Canon City. Colo
rado. and running thence
~. IS degrees 10 minutes r.
3fs.S5 feet. thence y. 50 de-
grees IL minutes W. 222.5f
feet. thence 8. 50 degrees
IL minutes W. 2T7.70 feet.
thence 8. 81 degrees IL min
utes r. 2f0.52 feet. 10 point
OF beginning ..-.........
A tract OF land described rs
follows:
Beginning at a point 1ss.ss
feet s. 81 degrees IL min
utes Z. Of the southeast cor
ner OF Main street and 18th
street OF Canon City. Colo
RADIO, and running thence ~.
IS degrees IL minutes K.
217.70 feet. thence N 30 de-
grees u minutes w. 1861
feet. thence west 1889 feet
thence s. 4 degrees 23 min
utes E. i71.00 feet to point
of beginning .......-.....
A tract OF land described as
follows:
Beginning az the northwest
corner of Water street and
18th street OF Canon City,
Colorado. and running
thence ". 81 degrees II
minutes w. 90 feet, thence
8. IS degrees ss minutes wv.
s4.g7 feet, thence 8. de-
grees % minutes Il. g7.2s
feet. thence ". IS degrees
20 minutes f. 11s-5 feet to
point Of beginning ........
A tract OF land described as
| follows:
Beginning at a point so feet
n. 81 degrees II minutes w.
OF the northwest corner OF
Water street and 18th
street. Of Canon City, Colo
rado. and running thence ".
81 degrees IL minutes W.
123 feet. thence 8. IS de-
greer % minutes w. 32.o1
feet. thence 8. degrees
20 minutes Il. 1871 feet,
thence ". 5s degrees 43
/ minutes +. 9f.97 feet TO
| point Of beginning. ......
A tract OF land described as
follows:
Beginning at point is3 feet
| N. 81 degrees IL minutes W.
| OF the northwest corner OF
| Water street and 18th street
OF Canon City, Colorado.
i and running thence N: 81
/ degrees II minutes w.
! 6f.20 feet. thence 8. de-
Rrces 20 minutes 4. 72.00
feet, thence n. 5s degrees
] 40 minutes r. 1901 feet to
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which Is 102 feet wide and
1887 feet long. the north
side OF which IL 102 feet
south OF the north side OF
block Q ...................
The east n Of . tract Of land
which IL 81 feet wide and
1887 feet long. the north
side Of which II z04 feet
south OF the north side OF
block 3 ....s.
The east n Of q tract OF land
which is 81 feet wide.
37S.37 feet long. the north
side Of which IN 255 feet
south OF the north side Of
block 8 ...........
The following described
tracts IN Chapman's sub
division. Of the above des-
cribed Colorado Coal and
Iron company's Canon Gar
dens. In block /.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-28

When test IS passed successfully, the ex-
aminer marks IL plus 81; when tAe pAe .I.
fails IN test the examiner marks u Inln -
g. When t,e patient makes mistake no
indicatiol or this fact is given him. he -
encouraged to feel that he's meeting with W.
qualified success. Tho examiner keeps going
forward into the more difficult tests till thu
patient has failed IN al the tests for a givea
year; he keers gcing backward into the easy
tests till the patient has successfully answered
ell the questions IN given age. The mental
age is then determined by beginning with the
age where all answers are correct, and adding
a year Of mental age for every Eve pluses be-
yond that age.
On the Back Of the Binet blank the examiner
records a summary OF the case, noting the
mood Of the potent, whether he is frightened,
amiable, apathetic, or interested, speech de-
fects, and any PSculiarities OF reaction that
may be noteworthy. This summary IS taken
into account when the physician estimates
the Binet test as ar aid in his diagnosis.
The most difficult cases are those OF the
feebleminded adults, particularly the foreign
adults They are sometimes inclined to take
a gloomy view OF the situation, to be resent
ful, feeling that they are suspected OF being
crazy. These have to be handled carefully
II any results OF value are to be obtained
But the majority OF feebleminded patients,
both children and adults, are quite docle. and
cooperate readily il the tests
Our purpose is to register every mental
directive in New York. We hope to this end
10 maugurate and carry ont the system OF
niger prints, not with any idea OF staining
tue pauent as even a potential criminal but
as establishing the absolute identity OF the In
dividual with his record in the Clearing House.
After the mental age has been established bv
the Binet Test, a member Of the medical STAR
all trained neurologists makes q thorough ex.
animation which includes the family history as
far back as the patients parents can possibly
recall personal history Of the patient and a
lnorough physical examination With all this
data IN mind, a diagnosis is made and a course
OF treatment decided upon, IL IN apy way
medical care can improve the general eondi-
ton OF the patient If IL is a clear case OF
ahehCa' foF which nothing but institutional
care avail the one most fitted N tba 5o-e-
OF teeblemindedness is selected and recon-
mended to the patients parents and GUARDIAN