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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

Miss Carrie Wells. OF Three Mile
attended Sunday school at this
place Sunday.
Alvin Payne was on Donithon
Saturday.
Neal vinson. OF ponithon was
Alling on Miss Bessie Moore Sat
day.
Taylor and Jeff Workman were
calling on wastle Payne Sunday.
Ed and Leonard Crum were
calling on Ben yinson Saturday and
Sunday
There will be an Ice cream festi.
val at this place Saturday night.
DINNER BUCKET.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

Representative Ben Johnson. OF
Kentucky. told the lobby investiga-
tors that the passage of the Federal
loan sharA Law vas marked with
daily threats against his .;te-He in
trodnced an AFFIDAVIT by former
Capital policeman Eho svOre that
another former policeman claimed 70
have followed Johnson three nights
to Kill him Testimony had develop
Ell that the loan sharks fought the
Federal Law with a slush fund Of
So. 900.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29
LOUISA MANS LUCKY FIND,
E,n la.srr-. Rs-l-.- q ,Ae NEWS.

Those having the misfortune 70
suffer from baekaehe. urinary dis
orders. gravel. drORsieal sxeIlings.
rheumatic PAins-or other kidney and
bladder disorders. viii read With
qualification this encouraging state
nent By = LOUIS nan
William c. shannon. Maple stree,
Louisa. KY. says When I hear
OF anyone having kidney trouble. /
always advise the use Of Deans
kidney Pills Fur years 1 had heea
= saffersr from pains through ny
back and l had trouble in straight
sning after STOPPING. l vas restless
and vhea I got uR in the morning.
l MAS tired The kidney action was
irregular Finally I used Deans Kid
ney Pills ard they gave ne relief.
The kidney action became regular
and the pains aud aches len. n
an glad 10 eontirm What I have
said about Deans kidney PiIls.
wAen l have endorsed then BE-
i0re~
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
censs. NOsssr-Nllaarn Co. Raftalo.
New York. sole agents for the
uRissd States.
Remember the nans-D0AN'S
and take no etker,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29
OUR SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.

The Institute wllI be held Al
Loatsa the second week in Sea-
TENDER. beginning sept 5. All teach
ers are requested to Be on time.
One day and a hall VIII be al
l4==4 .ss school EXAMINATIONS.
Thursday afternoon and Friias
Cal Tor the questions al heme OF
cool address
4 common . col graduates and
~ esially those ll.ttting 10 teach
a. urged % b rreseut al Iasti-
tas. Sept 10.
TIE teachers ~. please bring
With hem n sew Course o.
S,aay.
Arrangements vin Be made Al
the Institute for purchasing Sup
Booxs for teachers and
schooi libraries II yoar sSseOl has
Eoi started library and the teach
E. ; NO. supplied with books for
a.aiss 1. come With tbs la,eHtiOn Of
iosas &c No school OF teacher can
10 she best work without them
1ae teachers can also md out
4 sat ,sxf books the pupils need
md cannot set from their local
isAisrs and get them At u +. Con
as Book Store.
Snythins that has bsea done IN
ne way OF drawing. manual train
~ - A=sS=o-k ~sil se reeogniz-
= a, the Institute. Bring them A.
Crs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29
NOTICE OF ELEcTIoN.

Whereas the required number OF
voters. and more: to-xit: "a have
this day August is. 1918 filed IN
open court. their petition askins
that the question Be submitted 10
the voters Of Rockcastls sessss Pre-
einet No =. Lawrence county. ken
lucky. as 10 whether or not. horses.
cattle and sheep shall run At large
(hogs excePtedl in said voting
precinct and whereas said petition
ers and voters Of said district have
deposited with the court sgffiS;en,
money 10 defray the expenses 81
said election it Is therefore order
ed that the election officers OF said
voting district shah a, the next
regular election held therein in not
less thaE 60 DAYS from Angus, IS.
1918. open a poll for the purpose
OF ascertAining the viii OF the vO-
tiers OF said district upon that Saes-
ton.
A Copy.
Attest AZ.
MONT HOLT. c. Lc. c
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

Sunset put an official end Thurs
day to Gov Majors two good road
days in Missouri. during which il Is
estimated 250. geo business men and
farmers forsOOk their business and
heir farms and vent TO the high
Ways TO give their vork. that Ms
souri, might receive impetus to BE-
come one Of the leading good road
Safes OF the Union
When the last man laid down
Lis pick and shovel THURSDAY ev-
ening. it vas estimated the work
done had It been paid for, would
pase amounted to s1.ss0.0VO-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

tegri,y has placed him at the head
of the largest banking institution
in Eastern Kentucky. He also has
charge of the bank at jenkins and
IS active in the management OF one
1f Pikeville's banks. He is presi-
dent of the Kentucky Bankers As
ISOLATION and his ability is recog-
mixed throughout the State.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

rManted-A Kentucky Flag The
only one available is siIken ban
ner presented TO the Fo1rsh Ken
lucky Reg aent in the Spanish-An-
erisan War. and now in possession
of the state Historical Society One
Is needed to float over \ vessel as
signed 70 Gov McCrearx and his
staff At the Lake Erie celebration q
Perry.s victory next months hut il
Is feared the lake brse1es will whip
TIE somewhat threadA,asss. bad Rrec~
io1s banner OF the Historical So
eiefy into ribhoas- So the Goverlor
Is considering improving : nag out
Of An American flag ssith rKsa
lucky inscribed on it. GOV No
c-eery had the flag. which bears
the coat of-arns On one side and
an eagle on the other. Both On =
hlue field. taken to bis office to-
day for his Inspection bat he DE-
eided not to risk IL
Gov. Necreary vii he See01paR-
led hy invitation ~ Col j. Taney
Kills. Acting AdiutAnt General. and
six members Of his staff OF aides-de-
camp. The aides yin be selected hy
Col Norton. Of Louisville. chief Of
ssaff.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29
ROCKY VALLEY.

Mr. and Mrs John Moore we're
in Glenhayes one day last week
Elbert Payne attended church at
D0nithOn Sunday
Misses Belle and Jessie Moore at
tended church Al Roekcastls Satar-
DAY and Sunday
Miss Hester Payne was shopping
in Louisa one day last week
Mrs, W s vinson. OF Wilson
Branch who has been visiting her
son n Kermit. has returned home
Miss BESSIE Moore vas shop
ping in LORtsa Saturday
Arnold Slater. of Williamson. xas
in Our town last week
NJ and Mrs chas- MAYNARD. az
DolithOa Vas calling on home f0lks
on vinsOn Branch Sunday.
A large crowd Of boys tram
Three Nile attended Sunday school
AT this place Sunday
M and Nrs- Ton York. Of VII
hanson West Va. have been xis-
ifing home folks on vinsOn Braaeh
for tAe past week
Oscar vinson attended the AU,
supper a. Falls SATURDAY night
Miss Blanche vinsSa spent Sat
urdAy ni<At ~ith her coazin lean
vinsOR
There viii - church at this
place Sunday. Aug IL
Mr.. and Mrs ROh,- vinsoa we're
in Louisa Monday
jcAn Clark VAS calling on Aouae
solks Saturday and sunday
Miss Belle Moore vas on DOai-
tAoa saturday,
Miss Bessie Moore ana blanche
vinSon were calling on Miss N.Y.
lie vlnson Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ton Mullins az
vinson Branch were calling On Mr..
and Hrs. Henry Arsrip Sunday.
Mrs. l. A. vi,1'on vas calling on
home FOLKS sunday.
Hiss RebeccS Nurpr~ was in
l.onlos Monday.
Eloeri Payne was eAlnAg On Miss
Qelo Nergnson SeOday nigh,
Fr>1 So. sJoAn Rar,ran shd
'Nols,o no,ers were On oar cpe>k
>lln1oS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

With good results.
GRADE VIII Miss Hazel Cur
nutte sen. av. 90.
GRADE VI Miss Tessie Cat.
IN. sen Az. %.
have enrolled ts puplIh il Nv
school and there are n on the eea.
sus rePOrs. But impossible to earOa
but few more II any.
Ny school 8 a success 90 far.
l hope Il will grow better all tAs
tine. Tor am working toward that
end
AMOS II. coRDLE. isssA.r.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

Mr.. Elas. Who -
able ard pains.ak $780,, !, ,ne
Postal Railway - 81. 81. 80
eight or ten yea ---s-- -. a.
s-e -. y - ne sandy division.
- ss-,.s~ reslgnasiea. SAX
-, -. ~ -. last SATURDAY,. Nr,
~. Ais family 70 JeHk-
- uhere he expects %
s s Esess. -Ashlana In
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29
E.an. WOE = F.e.r.,.
A Copy.
Attest
MONT HOLT. c L c. c

Some Of the applicants uho IN
derwent the resent civil examinA-
lions in Kentucky for places in the
Internal Resn1e Service. declare
ShA- the tests we're something
ssss<sSs- : A sETiissSzzt ~ho took the
examination Al Frankfort. said that
he doubted II there we're = hAlf-dOa-
e. teachers in Franklin county who
could on cold collar pass the
q. ninAtiOn. which he said. had no
more to do with JOB as stOrekeep-
cr or gauger thai college ed1eA-
Sicn would 10 fit uan for driving
Al Ice wagon. He said he could not
help bat shink how few OF the Re
p1blieans nov in the Internal Rev
en1e Service would be LEFT II thsy
bad TO suhait . the same exAni-
l-zriOn As test for holding their
iOhs--LOnisville Times.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

.. ssssl Z ~ ~ !. ~ .s..s /. 4 ~; -
~, - roro - that 1cIlrco -. c<3e-
Calnr1h. IIsA an ~ <<1Ela Ar1 ~. -
,s-rSl1s. = y ce.srsS C.lS : s,kee =,
|r|,|I&I cI.llnE ~ l1.|>nt strlr4'c ~
~II1I1 u W V>r>Il1>I>n orN $500. .,..s
a. ~ =, "a, i i,l|, !, W, SEA
<S'S, i.<'''<'>> 90. tss>s> 0A'>
NeH1l a. I'M. h \, n. a. ..a...,a..a.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

The jury in the case of Leo NJ
Frank. on trial in Atlanta. Ca. for
the murder of Mary Phagan. found
the defendant guilty No recommen-
daIions were made BY the jury
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

SUB DIST. No. :. The tollousng
are the most successful pupils in
the SIKH and eighth grades that
took the examination held on Aag
eighth
GRADE VIII. Willie HolAro0k
- gen av Niss Enma Sparks gen.
av. - FLA Mr.. lean HolbrOOk. gen
av- So
GRADE vi. Chas Mixer. gen
ay- s.. Mss Emma Ganbal gen av.
s. IL Henry Sparks. gsn, av. IS.
Nelson Sparks. gen. av. s.. Miss
Caroline Gibson. gen. av. So.
l have NY school organized into
improvement leagues. have foes
girls appointed 10 keep flowers ca
ny desk. fosr 10 keep desk cows
and towels clean and the renAla-
der are 10 help ne keep the sin
tovs and floor clean.
I also have a class in Manual
training. Domestic Science ana AEri-
culture.
woald be glad 10 have saggestions
IRON any ~ the many ssArAers q
Lawrence county.
MARY SPARKS. teacher.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

Gov Hatfield. of West Virginia
has seen mt 10 recognize the color
ed man and brother by appointing
W. W. Sanders. a negro. of welch.
State Librarian
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29
KENTUCKY HEICRB0RS.

The Kentucky soisay coke con-
pany At AtAiane Il luss nou eeusns
IN faii operHfion. TAsy are runnint
iAelr eniire plant q fifty-tro overs
and are eonsaniax lee can Of coal
PER day And taruius out liks nen-
Der OF cars o. coke.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29
VERT KITCHEN

Former Judge Thomas z Morrow,
Who was a Republican candidate for
Governor against J. Proctor Knott.
died at his home in Somerset
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

Nrs Lara Niranal Kahne. ased
p years. and Nell Barker. aesd Is
yes=s. ssaIlowed sishleriee q ner-
eary sablets Al an early hour lss,
Monday morning In = room a tke,
ArlinEson hotel On south Creenur
aveHss. and aithoagh their lltelI
we're saved for the tine hollf
through prompt medical asslrtan,
(; vii take days. ESrhaps u.oks y
fore the results Of tNsir aet VII
definitely known. BieASoride OF 4
carr polsthing- In nearly every
results in death sooner NJ LATE
The s~aiouing o. the sahie 4
aid 10 have been the result
E-ssSde pact between the ID
wom)n- Ashland IndependeA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

I'D. DIV. No. s. SUB. DIST. M.
;. School opened With fairly sood
attendance for first moath. Rxami-
nation was held Al last Of month
in witch most all pupils made fairly
good grades.
A Pie social was held the second
week az school wl,A good success.
Several inprovsme3,s have been
made and Ne Aope 10 have much
better report for soeol,1 month.
hERrHA rnoNrnoN, sesehss'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

It's Just cne blamed thing arer
another, n IS RnrRs' IS year ola
eols tell Nesn Ope daS last weSk
aad broke her nctk.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

Winchester. Ky. Aug. = An-
osAer chapter In the Bres,s,-co.
teaa was recorded yesfs1 uhen
a posse frsm that county :, over
to clay-oo-. asa shot 70 ,hcr,eu-
berry Mcintosh Who - eharxea
vita the reeenf mnrde = crs,,n-
berry COMBS. in Breatl 60 ne
Rreathi.s essssers fo1nd eiu,o.h Al
the home Of bis bro, --s.-l,u al
Red Bird Greek. Nd - defisd
the Paase and uas ~ deNn. Nh
I'd Callahan. widow A.. no.sd
former sAsrtff Of Brs& sl.s. Who rA
killed In : fead var. "a ~ nrosA-
-. Leonard Dearo7 l.. I, ,,sl IN
sreathiti. charged ~ -o,,nlsrsty
i the killins % Co. wr,,-
,o.h-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29

wERBvILLE. Results Of the sK-
animation for first month OF school.
GRADE VII Crvo bsstl Wat
son RuekeE So per cent. Abba Pen
niagtoa 81 per cent
GRADE VI zone bestl vsssis
weatex s. IL.
GRADE ". chas. Steele SO is,
LUCY REEVES. rsaeher.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-08-29
DE,IOCRATIC TICKET.

State Senate
J. HOWARD WILLIAMS
HepreseneArire-
JOHN McDYER-
County Judge.
W. NJ JUSTICE
County Attorney.
A j CARRIED
County Court Clerk.
REV. NJ A Hay
Sheriff.
r. A STONE
County Superintendent
JOHN h EKERS-
yaIlsr.
AL HAYS
Assessor.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-05-15
SATURDAY..

Mrs. Owen w. Johnson OF Victor
has returned to the sky high city after
weeks visit with her sister. Mrs.
Alva Wood.
Mr. L. NJ. Heutor. general agent 81
the Union Pacific railroad. was bus
mess visitor In the city yesterday.
Mr.. Harry Craig. who spent yester-
day here visiting friends and relatives,
left this morning for Washington, D.
c.
workmen we're busy today building
a new board sidewalk around the side
OF Frank Singers house on Macon
avenue.
Rev. Father c. !. Nolan. the priest
who is to have charge of the mission
at st. Micliaei's church which starts
on tomorrow morning and lasts one
week. arrived this afternoon on No.
B and is at the parsonage with Father
I.ochschmidt-
Miss Fannie Stump and Miss Cope
land, who have been visiting witchers
here. left this morning for Georgia.
Miss copeland's home. where the sum
mer will be spent.
Mr.. w. f. Boyd Of saguache is a
visitor in the city today.
Woody Higgins and Dud Van Bus
kirk shipped in 300 head OF cattle
apiece during the middle of the week.
Rev. J. F. Harris returned las.
night from Denver whore he has spent
tho week.
It is expected within the course Of
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-05-15

Ramsey. +. Walden and Minnie Trek
ell formed an auto party from the
Springs Sunday as also did Mr. T. ].
Kaufman OF Richmond. Virginia. p.
Livermore OF Fountain. Colorado. and
Mr.. and Mrs. d. s. Kaufman Of coIoFa-
do Springs.
Rau and Emmerson. the enterpris-
ing furniture men. have caught the
spirit OF Spring and last week had
the painters busy freshening mp their
store front. The improvement Is a
favorable one
Mr.. l. NJ winger Of the strathmore
hotel went TO Denver this noon and
will spend the week there on busi-
ness.
The trip which Miss Fannie Stump
and Miss Sallie Copeland commenced
last Saturday viii include omaha.
st. Louis ane other southern points
and especially Atlanta. Georgia. where
they VIII visit relatives for some
time. They expect TO be gone about
two months. Miss Copeland l. the
lady who was locked IA an upstairs
room at the witcher ranch on High
Park near Cripple Greek by the rob
bers who killed Walter irwin. the
ranch foreman. about a year ago
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-05-15
FRIDAY

Mr. I'd Lamo.t Oh WestcilHe is
business visitor in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Newell OF Flor
ence enjoyed their thirteenth wedding
anniversary on Thursday by a de-
lightful trip to Pueblo where they
visited friends. Mr.. Newell says that
the profusion of 1875 didn't bother him
bit and although he is e believer In
signs" he is not the least supersti-
tious about It,
Mr.. Dean LAGRANGE has gone g
Meeker to get everything in readiness
/ for his wife and children who will
leave tomorrow for that place. The
LAGRANGE family will make Meeker
their home from now on.
r. ID. Mcclellan. who has been serv-
ing sixty days in the county jail for
stealing some meat. was taken to the
pen this morning by Under Sheriff
C. T. Chapman to begin his term Df
two years and a half recently given
him by Judge wilkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. williams of Col
orado Springs and their guest, Mrs.
W. Z. Parkhurst. OF Roosevelt. New
Mexico. who came over here yesterday
in a car were forced to go back today
on the train because OF the bad roads
caused by the heavy rain last night
James Bunten, county surveyor. re-
ports that he will soon have the pre-
iiminary survey OF the new county
road along the river between Parkdale
and Cotopaxi completed and he will
start his party Immediately on the
hnal location OF the highway.
Mrs. Harry Roach. who has been
sick for sometime past, is on the road
to recovery.
Curtis Hicks and hisbrother. claud.
are helping City Engineer Ben Curtis
on the big sewer in District No. 2.
While J. W. Lambuth and wife were
driving through Wolf Park Thursday
their horse stepped upon a rattle
snake four feet long with nine rat
tiers and button. The raptile was
killed by Mr. Lambuth. 1t is the first
and the largest yet reported this sea-
son.
Messrs. Jamie Walters of Greeley.
C. F. Aldrich. OF Colorado Springs. Mr..
and Mrs. r. J. Civilian. Miss Civilian
and Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Barth, also OF
Colorado Springs. formed a large auto
party which spent Thursday riding
over the scenic drives in this city.
Harry Craig. head OF the mineral
division OF the United States Land
here for a short visit with his broth
ers. Messrs. Al and II. j. Craig. while
on his way to Washington. d. c.. on
important business. Mr.. Craig is a
young man but he holds one OF the
most responsible positions in his de-
partment.
Mrs. A. Hicks and daughter have
returned to their home here after a
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Sea-
bora Jones in Florence.
The wellsville bridge which vent
down sometime ago has been replac-
ed by a new and far better structure
which will be completed by the FIRST
OF the week. The failure OF the form
err structure was due 10 defective
planning on the part of the bridge
company who are replacing 1t. Messrs.
Lamb and Campbell OF this city have
charge OF the construction work.
Peanut" Bunten has had his Buick
so arranged that II now represents
a splendid looking truck and he y
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-05-15

w a-Nk Ill ouss socN al Aouht
gentle driving horse. Must be reas-
enable. Phone Blue 1884 or call even
ings, sos woodlawn 112pts.
s*~>%<**<%$.<~ sS$><%~>>>e>
carrying a load of vegetables and pro-
ducts of the truck gardens to the
district every day. His Stanley steam
er pulls out OF Canon City nearly ev-
cry morning with a load of passeng-
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs.J II. Metz OF this city
motored to Pueblo on Thursday and
were guests OF Col. w. w. Wood Of
the Rock Island reod for the day.
Mr.. W. C. Thomas has purchased
the C. F. Pressey home at 111s Green
wood and are now nicely settled there.
having moved from their former home
on Park avenue. Lincoln Park. about
week ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Pressey
will make their home on their ranch.
Depositors and stockholders OF the
Florence State bank appeared before
Judge wilkin this morning In the
matter OF arranging the affairs Of that
institution so that 1t could open up
and continue business in the near fa-
ture. Judge wilkin gave them until
either the 22nd or gath OF this month
and on either OF these days. which
one. he will give out later. he will
hear their plea.
Next Sunday will be observed as
Mothers Day zAd every mothers son
and daughter OF us should wear flow
ers in commemoration OF them. White
flowers for mothers memory: brigh.
flowers for mothers living; to honor
the best mother tina, ever lived-you-
own.
Mrs. f. r. Kelley and her nephew.
Paul Drake. OF Florence were In the
city Thursday while the young lad
was having his eyes treated.
Mrs. Ray Denniston and Miss Made
line Denniston OF Concrete spent the
first OF the week in Canon City.
Dick King came back yesterday in
his Colburn car from a few days spent
in the Cripple Creek district.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-05-15

Charlie Edmunds and one. or two
others rushed out and by valient work
got the animal on his feet again, at
which moment "the boss" discovered
he wasn't as bad of as ne thought.
Several improvements are being
made TO st. Michaers Catholic church
among them being the complete re-
wiring OF the building. Modern up
to-date lights and fixtures will be in
stalled and everything will be put in
shape for the mission which starts
Sunday.
A party OF seventeen members u
the Canon City Automobile club.
among whom we noted Joe Anderson
and Frank l.. Smith, went out on the
old Beaver Creek road. the direct
route between Canon City and Colo
rado Springs and spent good share
of the day leveling up the road, put
ting In culrerts. tearing away brush
and fixing things up in general. The
whole bunch came back like real sons
of the soil with necks a pretty maroon
color.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-05-15
MONDAY

Amstred NJ. Hill was given = divorce
in the county court on Saturday from
his wife. Ina Vivian HILL Dsssrtlon
was charged. The risintin was given
the custody Of his children. The di-
vorce was not contested by tie aa-
fendant who is a. present ~ Byrds-
town. Tennessee. ard has th,. caiid-
rem. Paul. Leo and Edith. Will her.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Z. Bellamy. promi-
nent socially In Denver. are here to-
day. having driven down in their car
from the capital city on Sunday. The.
are taking In the Gorge trip this
afternoon.
Mr. W. d. struenning OF Kansas
City is the guest OF his friend. Eneene
Crawford. chief clerk at the peniten-
tiary.
Robert Foster ia down from the
ranch for few days.
a. W. Price. c. l. criglcr. Ithel
Williams and W. II. Mulniz were over
from Chandler Saturday night.
Mr.. Bowen. with his mother and
sister of Denver are here to spend
the summer and have taken the Lej
Harding Jr. home on North Ninth
street. Mr.. Bowen has many friends
here. having been here with the Selig
company last winter.
Mrs. Fred sartor and two sons.
Milo and George. went to Denver
Sunday TO spend the time until the
first OF the month visiting with Mrs.
Sartor's mother
Ben Shaver has been engaged the
past week improving the Beccher
property corner 5th and Rudd which
he recently purchased from Mrs.
Beecher. He intends to move In tllore
some time this week.
Those who autoed or rode other
wise into the country yesterday were
delighted with beauty OF the hills and
the plains after the splendid rain OF
las. week. Everything has taken on
the beautiful color of spring and the
fresh appearance which everything
possesses reflects joyohs spirit in
the heart OF every human.
Canon city now has the distinction
OF having department store in which
an electric elevator h in operation
every hour OF the business day. The
Novels people will soon have their
store improved In the manner plan
ned when the renovation began and
the people of Canon City and vicinity
will then have real city store in
which 70 shop.
NJ. c. c. Phillip. Miss Florence
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-05-15
TO TRADE

the next week. by VIII Smith. that lac
will have 5000 head OF cattle shipped
here from Pueblo where they were re-
Gently purchased.
Mr.. George C. Niekolds of walsen-
burg Is here on buEiness.