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The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-31
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.
U. S. Land Ofice At Lamar, Colo.

Department Of the Interior.
U. S. Land OAce At Lamar. Colo,
July q. 1914
Notice is hereby given that Mary E. DeBu, Of Holly,
Colorado. who. June s. 1910 made home entry
seris No. 08l98 for lot. S. and southeast quarter
northwest ausrtes section g. township SOUTH range Al
west. snd lot. and south half norhe..
ridsn. has fled notice Of intention make three year
proof. establish claim the land above described be.
lore the Resi.ter and Receiver at Lamar. Colorado.
the 18th day Of September. 1914
Claimant names ss Witnesses: Mrs. Emily Gordon Ev.
srrou W. Harmon. Willsm ". james and James M.
Hochst.dler al Of Holly. Colorado.
9-h Eugene M. Whitaker, Register
The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-31
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Department Of the Interior.
c Hr -

Department Of the Interior.
U. 5. Land ORce at Lamar, Colo,
July n. 1914.
Notice is hereby siven that Emily Gordon. Of Holly
Colo who. June 20 1910. made Homestead entry No
08276. for northeast quarter. section IS. and April e.
1872 made additional Homestead entry. No. 0ll5o3 for
southeast section @ township IS SOUTH range AZ
9th principal meridian. has Sled notice Of to
make three year proof establish claim the land shove
described before the Register and Receiver At Lamar
Color ado. the 18th day Of September. 1914.
Clsimsnt names As ~itnesseAi Mary Z. DeBus. Frank
B. Ne~eomb. James N. Hochstedler and Everett W.
Harmon, oil Of Holly. Colorado.
8l4 Eugene N. WhsLsr. Resis,sr
The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-31
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Department Of the Interior.
U. s. Land ORee At Lamar. Colo. +.

Department Of the Interior.
U. S. Land OAce at Lamar. Colo.
July rs. 1914.
Notice 10 hereby siven that Orr n. crsbi Of Holly
Colorade. ~ko on June e. 1910 made Homes id entry
serial No. 0Sl69 or lot, g. TO- II. H. l3 Il. is and 10
section township 70 south. Al west sixth prin
meridian. has Sled notice Of intention 10 make three yesr
proof to establish claim to til. land above described be-
the REGISTER and Receiver ct Lsmsr Coor.do on the
10Th day of September. 1914.
Cl.imsn u,mss As wnns.sesi John w. Houlton, VIM.
H. Hurley Guy He's snd Benismin r. Lsns. Ill Of Holly
Colorado.
9N Eussss N, WL,stsr, R.si,,sr,
The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-31
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

The Frenchmen acquitted Madam Caiaux with the and
rapdty Of the usual Denver jury in such cases.
All political parties fighting for the Law and Order slogan
but the Republicans appear to have captured
Republicans and Pogressves the be getting
together and the Democrats will have their hands more than FULL
mo Servians Will War from this State says the Pueblo
Cheftain Of they're all busy in the strike
ing strike benefits
The FIRST number Of the Arkansas Valley Empire, monthly
magazine published La unta reaches this week. and
credit o the publisher. Success to them
The strike the makers Of bathing will much in
judging from the Of bathing
nary pocket handkerchief should do just WE'LL
Former Judge John Campbell has been selected the candidate
the Colorado Bar Association for Justice of the Supreme Court
This indeed selection and will be ratified by the people,
The Chean expects take active part the campaign
all parties assured that will be clean battle side
Our mud battery has been smand explosives have
worthless, and-- may the best man win"
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-07-03

II you do not want TO get stung, ex-
anime all the paper money that you re-
ceive before giving change. Two
merchants have been victimized in
Wenatchee the past week by clever
counterfeiter who raises 81 bills to SO
and 50 bills to $40. In both instances
the raised bills were passed on un-
suspecting women. That the same
party cashed both greenbacks is be-
lieved as in both instances the bill had
been raised by erasing the figures and
submitting figures which had been
clipped from tobacco stamps. Word
has been received from Spokane that
the same smooth individual had been
operating in that city and Leavenworth
merchants need not be surprised if the
fellow makes them call.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-07-03
Wenatchee Park

A. E. Pobst went to Leavenworth
Monday with his brotherin-law, A. A.
Halliday, who has been visiting him
the past week. Mr.. Halliday is bridge
foreman for the Northern Pacific rail-
road at Jamestown, North Dakota
DR.. Miller, one Of the delegates to
the Seattle meeting of Dunkard confer
ence, from California, visited the We
natchee Park colony and preached in
the Friends church last Sunday morn
ing and evening.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-07-03

While the families OF G. w. Hatha-
way, Sam DAILY and J. H. Furnstrom
were picnicing on the banks of the
river, some distance below town, they
captured a salmon which was founder
ing around in a shallow pool, and was
unable to get back to deep water.
When dressed the fish weiged eighteen
pounds. The following day the fam
lilies gathered at the Hathaway home
to partake OF big dinner, the central
dish being the above mentioned sal
mon. which soon lost considerable in
weight.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-07-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Furnished by the Che!an County Alb
Strdct Company, for the Week
Ending June q, 1914

JE Gutherless to Hatty Hathaway 5 l
E 10 # lot Is blk "a lst add TO Leav.
Thomas Burke to Chas A Fox 81 Its
! to 6 blk D Burke Add to Leav.
Chas A Fox to Nathan Coleman 81
same as above.
Chas A Fox to Nathan Coleman 81
lot B" Burke Add to Leav.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-07-03
He Starved to Death

That's what one fellow said who
recently cashed in his checks. You
might do that, but there isn't much
chance if you eat at the Great North
ern eating house. Up at that place
they have recently hired two white
cooks. mo more Jap Cooks for
NINE" says Galloway, the manager.
And say, did it ever occur to you that
you ought to take your meals where
white men are employed? They are
going to have a swell dinner at the
Great Northern Restaurant on the
Fourth. 70
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-07-03

Misses Ethel and Zoura Smyth, cou-
sins Of Chas. Smythe Of this city ar
rived here Tuesday afternoon on a
week or ten days visit. The Misses
Smythe, whose home is near Gloucester
England, have been in the United
States for the past six or seven months
during which time they have been
travelling around to various points OF
interest including the Yosemite valley,
California and the Yellowstone National
Park. Before coming to this country
the young women spent several months
in Africa visiting with brother who is
the Bishop at Lebombo. During their
stay in this city Mr.. Smythe intends to
take them on an auto trip up the Col
umbia river as far as the Canadian line
and on the return trip they will stop of
at Lake Chelan for several days return
ing to Leavenworth the latter part OF
next week.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-07-03

Use Echo want ads for best results.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25
NDlzeR &6lWS
SUIT TO RE6AlN
LOST 6oveRNoRSHIP

NiI.ssy. y. v. tch, wiIlisn
s.,Iser hs. Institutes legal prof. cod.
isss before Justice Alden Chester nt
The supreme ,ourt to rvisis the s.N.
esaot.hip from which he uas e..
ssps s-i last Oci.t~Ts An order ~as
i.surd by tho court spmtaa ndinz
siossp,ruii-r Sohmrr 4. appear sni
show .au.c ~hy = sTI, .s manian,us
compelling him to pay the former
governor his full .alarp ss the -r.u.
pant of that office sh"uIi not he
auess tonrd. Ms suis.r 'i.usIy
had made a written demand IN NJ
HoAacf Tor his sslafy.
When Attorney General csTm"'iy
aoiiticd Justice Chester that he
would oppc.. the granting of the
~Vi, the .eur; .aij he intended to
refuse l, a. a question oi Law. hold
ing that tn. court Of imp.a, hucn.
already had passed on the 'unisr=
tiou. of Mr. sul,.r Nn agreement
then made between 'h- attorney z"u-
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25
CHAVEZ IS TRAINING HARD
FOR D1AuNl0AN CONTEST

Pueblo. Colo. Feb. :a.--Pstsy
BranniKan. the Piit.bursh bantam
weight. will leave for Pueblo this
~eck to start training for his battle
with Benny Chavez. the Trinidad
Mexican. The little fellows viii
meet In this city on March ~. and
Kenny already II working away In
z, gymnasium N order that he may he
In the bcst poseiblc condition when
he fNce. the classy castcrncr for the
third time inside the roped arena.
Chavez considers his coming On.
kascmcnt with Brannisan one Of the
most important events Of his life
since he has been In the pusilistic
game. He was knocked OH BY Jimmy
Dimes protese on the first meeting.
at Trinidad two years ago. while
last summer In Denver Benny out
pointed his rival and won 4 decision
by . mile. That sort Of evened mat
fers up and now both Chavez and
BranniEan are determined. to crab
the rubber"
Benny is In training at the Rex
Athletic club. with half a dozen as
istants who are helping him with
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25
sAIO SHE
'' would FAINT
H. NH lssl Ueabie y 9eaa6
0Ues feet nsee rhaa . few
00auies 4 . 1he.

PsaAergrass, 0a.-Mrs. Detla Lone.
q this place, h . recent letter: says:
"For ave OF six ysa1. suffered asoe'
~ with womauly trouo1ee.
Often. I couldn't sit up mote shas :
fsV ninutso at . time. and u sseod
@ ny feet long. would iaint.
I took Cardui. and it helped ne I'M.
Dedlateiy. Now. I can Do my work az
the time. and don't suffer like I! old.
Take Cardui when you feel III IN any
way-weak. tired. miserable. Of unoes
the weather. Cartiui 10 . strength
buildins tonic meiicino ~ Vomen. .
Il has been found 10 relieve pain ene
distress caused BY womsnly troubles.
sad 10 IN excellent mo1jeine TO havs -
hAnd at all umes.
Cardul acts on the Womenly eons!I'
tuition, building up womaaly streneth.
toainl up the nerves. aed regulating
eh1 Woman1y organs.
its half century Of success 10 ~ .
merit. II has done good TO thousends.
VIII you Try itf II may b Just WIS
yuu need. Ask your 6rugfist sboss
CAfdui. He will recnmmenA n.
u.D-Wtts ~ -LsS,es' AAviyay p:ss. SAeele..
Qsasa Med<,ns Co.. Chst'anouqa. IsSN..sss S1sesS
IAll.scttoeA and 64.eAes essk. no99 Itesso
U Ws1eos" ssat 70 SsAis ssa0oa. - ees
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25
THE BEST COUGH MEDICINE

I'VE have been using Chamber
laiu's Cough Remedy for the past
month and consider u an indispcn.
sable. Its effect ia almost instan-
tsncous. and there is no use talkins.
IL il n dead shot on a cough or cold.
We do not say this for pay bu, bc.
cause We consider Chamberlain a
Cough Remedy the best made and
want the people to know Il and use
IT." Columbus Safeguard. Coium-
bus junction. Iowa. The above edi-
torisl appeared In the Columbus
Safeguard almost forty years ago. At
that time the sale and use Of Cham
bcrlain's Cough Remedy was con-
fined TO a few countic. In Iowa. II
now enjoys a world wide reputation
and many thousands have testified
10 lis excellence. For sale by all
dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25
MURPHY MOST TALKED Of NAN
N PRESENT DAY BASEBALL WORLD

stock In the Cuba I borrowed sons
laOaey. and that. added 10 ny Ows.
made me . si0ekh0idsr in the club
4 year or 70 later James Hart. uho
wss the president Of the club NJ the
tire became III. He asked mo u
waited l0 take the presidency.
told him I did sad ! SaA elected. 4
is~ Year, later ! had made eaoush
nosey to Pay bsrk what ! had bor-
so~ed ssS ! thea bought ssoUsh sx.
tSs stock TO give me eoatroliisg IL.
tesest IL the club.
lin called the bssl little puLii.
eii, E-sisr in baseball. Psshsps thss
Is true. hut i'm sos looking tor H.
The newspaper boys GONE 10 ~ iook.
iss for story. iiaStnE beea . sew
paper fellow oaee myself. ! kaov
ho~ IL as io 20 out Tor = story aad
eosas back -apsy-kssde.i, 6s ! usa-
Aiis s-~ 10 Il thst the boys get snss
sort of > story.
That's sboat ali I've got TO
hustle out ssd get dsasilsx inokias
s-.s Z $40 is = shop ~isdow up the
street, us What sou mish, call .
sSssosisi csesiioa. sai ! vast 10 isad
IL before snm~ oav sis- doss- s'iosa
see you ssaia."
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25
BILL FOR ils.ooo.ooo.
AER0LANE FLEET

Washington. u. e. Feb. 80
\ fifteen million dollar actoplanr
flee, was proposed in bill y.s,rtday
by Representative l.. Enslc of Flor
ida. lie painted a picture Of ciue.
bc,ns destroyed by bomb. from in
vadipg air Graf, and compared tho
foreign air fleet. with that Of the
United states. which. he said. Vas
com posed Of twelve obsolete man.
killing acropIancs.'
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25

chronicle-News soc . month.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25

iiesa. all m-na..-f. st ,h. A..~mbi, in
tei5. ..r- flied with the E-~tisius
Nj .ss-T .~os~ that although ho si'
t-ni.a tho s~ssipn a: the assembly
.hsh the imp-a.hsses, frsniulsoa
So. adopted he had ao aissas- aer
,lcr that " ~as Z. s-s rrrs-nseds
M.sssss Jude and Ilori.n .~-fe that
they had ~. notice at pcniins I'm.
ss4.harn, rrpe--dinGs and that "
they had been psrs-n' they vculd
have s.s-d against the r-sulusioa.
This i. the sitst proceeding Instituted
b, M suisrf to test the validity Of
hi. Ereno,s 81 from office.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25
HANK o'oAY NOT
POPULAR m CnICAeo

chi.sxs. f-s. :a.-Nhiie ih.s- Il
no Disposition b, the fsas tn hsiiltie
the managerial ability of iiAsk
Onay. his sppainlneas - leader al
the rpha ts . s~ss unpopular ose
hr~sSsr of the naAnnss II which be
fell heir 10 tho Job. A. = manager
itsssy has 10 fe,loviss. bot ss ~
umpire hs uss looked upoe ~ oa~ a
tho s~~a 3~s shss ever hssdied ~
isaiessss. t,s ~iii tiad i, = hard
psueesa 10 Sis bis ~ay isio the
hearth Al the Cub supsrss b-ssasr a
the saoss of dtssppsusai esasrd ~
The dlsarhssse a chase- ssd ES~sAs
The hssSsss Part of kven' posa.
ssus last spstaE ~ss 10 osssvosss The
tMvtil ot The fsss sho had soars1
~ the Ssss ssde team hersass Nss-
rhy hsd soss-d chasee over. Esep
hsA os~s suar mseh ~ the ssiipsih,
ot The buss by last tsil. aaA II
locked - II he uoatd have ~ sseep.
llossii, snns ssasos The eo@ias ssss.
s~s - isaAes u The cshs.
8ssn hsA ssstsve hssd 10 81 eoa.
srua af ktassaf ssa 10 kesp o. sno1
sss@. With the u1pssvs. sss II s~ca.
- toward The Isss psst Of The 80
sns that h- had surrrr<3~d b~,oad
the -sp-s SAiSoas ot the fsnss
Ns . nxssxrs. O'fisy hes sos had
ea.ash ~arrssraer 10 cattle him 10
lh- hish regard of baseball follow.
err tte kso~s the ssm~ ~cai
esoash. but u ts . diH~svsl tfvso.
siiSoa to Know baseball sad tn in-
part IL In = hell team. No maasscr
eas make suod IL oae year. lie esa.
~ srs the sympsihy of . buseh u
piayVsS without sho~ Ing then What
sisa of . manager he IL. Ever
-osid have b~ea . third more val.
usb,~ 10 the cahs the eosaias srssoa
ihss he ~as last year becsus~ he hsa
,eAPae,a the ies.aa NJ k~~pias hSs
pisyess In the siahs frame ot miaj To
get The work out of ihcm.
O'hay spent pa~ year with the Csn.
.ians,i Reds. sad the .omplaini Of
rfsyete who worked tor him there
was that he could MOI get along with
them because he ~ss too arbitrary In
hts n,rthoda.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25

-rai and .'aira-i Alexander = Hss.n.
."ans-i '.r Mrs sn's-f. q" facilitate
sh- a-,.rrisssisa .. 'h- questions
iHg.ls-.i sY ,h- .i2g- rprrt.. The srs
p-i'as- aisiss.a -ili isr asked 4. afs
firm Ia.ti.- Ch-s,.fs proposed of,i.,
si-nsj.s ,b- granting ~ the -ri, AMI
thea the case piii De- carried to the
scssr, Of appeals. hrr- a similar rrs
quest viii be- made This Mss Sal.
ar piii L. able 'o file his .as- IN
,h- ssipr-ns court mt the unii.d
States -i,h little delay. u is be-
iiryrd II ts said doubt is rsrs-.s-s,.
however. u a final i-'isi.n can b.
.b,sin.a tSum shr supreme court be-.
tote The term at .uV-Fans .iynn.
successor &" Mr suisrr. shall have
-,,ifcd ou p~s srmb-. II. 1911 The
raised BY Mr Sulssr
.crc PASSED sH fully b the coart o:
imp. ,hm-nt. Chi-i amaaS them arc
the, the assembly action in inr-asb.
ing him was ilirzai. that the court
Of mp-sChm-us was illegally "rsan-
it-d. tina; sis member. Of the court
had no right {" al, and tha; tn. acts
with vhICh he was charged were
committed before he took office.
Nttid.Ni,. 81 sn"d 10y Nib-r' U-y-r.
Democrat. George W Jude. prozr-s-
si,r. and Clinton T. Horton. E-pUh-
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25

the eoadj'toaias psptc~es isrsaalxas
b expected Ia reach Pueblo Thur.
dsv aflssaaoA.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25
A GREAT PRODUCTION

From our money exchanges 80
find nothing Ls, praSr TOT the Gle.
CANT production given by the C-rii-
nci Amusement Enterprises in ihcis
presentation Of Paul Armstrong a
area, story play. The Deep Purple.
Thi. ct,y IL fortunate in securing this
organization
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25
HOWELL HOT OUT
FOR OE0k0lA TO0A

Atlanta. Uss. Feb :..-Annoasec.
meat yesterday that Clark Howell.
editor al the A,iaass Constitution
hsd ciimiasir.i consideration nj his
asar - sueccssor To the late Srns-
tor Hseoa. made II practically Ger.
lsia that Governor John ~. siaion
would appoint = south Georgia man
10 the office.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25

Nes York. Feb. 3S.-so many US
kiad and harsh thtsn have bees
said about chsrlss Webb Aurphy.
uslii isss saturday ovser Of the Chi
rsso Cubs. that Il has created = gen
ersi impFesstoa that Murphy |. .
sour Jared hoor. that hs Eushes about
~sSing bis arnsa.. Or dos other o4d
thinss To get publicity. and 'hss
those Who kaow hin shun him, Hut
that impsesstoa h vross.
Murphy hiss . magnetic. liksble
pessossiisS. The stage io., nishty
sood eoataaiss bsrsuas Murphy paas-
ed II sy. Fur Ausphy has = fss1 al
hunsor that sssss issshsassibls: .
dsy. ready wit that eoasnis~s. ss1 .
way Of ''kiddiss' bis fri-ads sad
srauaisssaees that psosidks spaets-
tors with = sesss. Of laughs. yet sss-
eT leaves . ssins 10 those WHOM he
..kids''
There u soshiss hyrorEsiesi
about Marphv. Tie SAYS ~hsi he
lhisks ssd he asys Il viihoul quail.
fiesiioe. Asd shersia lies oae os
Masphy's ssvssess faaiis. MasphS's
asdip,oaaAite. usvsSsished seassks
in tho past are las9siy responsible
Tor the ssdsm that hss ssx.i ssoasd
him.
MSsphy i. fearless Ills ~orss Ca
-ssiss esssos acay that, Marphy de-.
riasa that isl~ssass u the chiraxo
.iub soaia b- ssfrsd b-.i By isstiss
ftask chasss 70 . year ago, IN he
eus hiss Sau>e, 4 Storm of pso,ess
~.al up sat Mufphy a,an't nisd H.
MuFrhs As.. that ossAnissd i.ss~-
bali .saia obi-e, seriously tn the
iis,nx of Johssy Esess. i,as Mus-
ph, decided thsl II "a. t~s, TO iet
him 90 Asa he ava.
'E,-r. sAs mS psus-rsy. and O
..s do ~iih ny property a. ! s-~ ~. 7
Ass The ssAsd lhss NsspLs 'npk.
uasphs i. the Iytr ot . boss fsh.
,ss.-s mas shs thrive. 90 nshtisg
AMI .are, a.os- for warfare. ~ which
h- cas- take t.ast. skss h- so-s fos
prssrs
Wherever Nusphy xcrs h- - the
...I-s of iss~s-ss. it- he = sasdis
at nsssoa. -s~ssy despite hls baik.
fns Musphs carries sfoss isr poasds
allhoash he i. osly tiv- test sad five
isshss tall
''is h-isht I'm s,s,iit Ike = hAs-
tam. has il .sN I i,eIuas In I've
heavy astssi dis issos. i'ai wses Il
soss-. To misiss shiss. sos sss -
pad sros chubby ctssiey' 10 take
a. ell .ns~n.- -RsspAy Vth a0ssv
,os. %
Nasphy hes hrss sas~sl - -. b,s
as-~s~s ssna4 sh~ hesshsli nag.
as,-s ctoshe. ss- = rs.iss vish
hs1. snd the sssp. snrAs sad s~sss bel
Hoe. afr eslsvs,-iy psssioaAir. Mus.
i.hs !. ssid tn o~s tho sses'-ss. col.'
i.-si.s af srsss in esssisitys tieare
III. si.kssme "Wsiss.uass-
Nsfrhy si~s,s pf-s.sts sa im.
ms.sIsl~ appearance. Ills bftsiir
musssshe i. always srasiy tsimmed.
HI. hsads sl~syp look - II hc hsd
jus, -srsr~d from the psvs~sec Of .
mssieartsss ti,s dark hair. ~ssiss
81 The r-isrs. siwsyH 10 sest,y psssr-,
sauaf-,s IN the m,ddte-aad every
hair ,s In ,is proper place.
- an, sa Year, DID," said Mssphy /.
which asked for . little os hi. hissos,
y vAs hosa dows In Wttmiugtoe.
ohsc Sea ssa find II ~ the man "
,oa i.ok ioss caoush. n~fore ! ~
srsil, old enough to kuo~ the m,s.
take I ~ss making I went tn Cincia.
nsii and made Il nay home. vas
a newspaper man shcsc. and rm told
I ~as q pretty eupsi oac.
''in 1904 John T. brush offered
me the Job ae publicity manager and
advance agent tor the New York
Giants. I took IT, In the fall of
1894 I had . chance 10 buy annie
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25
RUBE NAloUAID READY
10 J0ln oIAnT SQUAD

Marlin. Texas. Feb. :s.-pitchcr
Rub- Marpustd viii join the Ncw
York National. training squad here
early next week. sccordns to Catch.
or Meyers who arrived Monday.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25
OKLAHOMA CORPORATION
Law UHC0uS1ITUT10M

Wellington. u. e. Feb. :a.-
Tho Oklahoma statute cf 1905. in Of.
feet forbiddias foreign corporation,
dosns business in that state from re-.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-17
COMPANY SPECIAL MEETING

A special meeting of the stockhold-
ers Of the Dewey Beet Harvesting
company will be held at its presidents
residence, John Dewey, Sr.. Lehi, Utah,
on Thursday, November 3rd, 1914, at
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-17

" W. NnerrlngtOn of Garfield
was In Lehi Wednesday on business
MT . Il. Sessions of Marion, Idaho
was visiting II. w. CARR Friday
fresh Link Sausage TUESDAYS and
Fridays at Peoples Coon. ~,
Miss Hannah Cox and Miss Maho,
uiies spent the week end in Salt Lake
City.
Mr.. Joe Clark of Collinston. Utah.
was the guest of Miss Viola Peterson
Thursday.
MISS Lizzie Shaw entertained the
b. b. club Monday evening at a KEN
sington. Refreshments were served
| Mrs. II. c. Hindley of Bingham.
spent the week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Shaw
Mrs. VIM. Larson of Logan. is
| spending this week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Sharp
We have dependable line of Furs
at the right prices at Peoples Coop
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nf he
schools visited the schools in Ameri-
can Fork Friday
Miss Annie Bone came down from
ogden last Monday to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bone.
Dainty Laces and Trimmings at
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Mrs VIM. Price returned Monday
from spending week with her
daughter, Mrs. John Bone, at Leland
Miss Mary Brim, Miss Steele and
Holley Brim were guests of Miss Err
ma Smith early in the week.
Mrs. r. a. Kirkham of Moapa,, New,
is visiting relatives in Lehi and Provo
this week.
Mrs. Vess Evans spent the early
part of the week a guest of friends In
Salt Lake City.
]. r, Giles, who raised a fine crop
Of sugar cane on his farm near Sara
toga, commenced making II into old
style molasses this week.
Nearly all the public school teach
ers of Lehi spent Wednesday and
Thursday visiting the schools at Salt
Lake City.
Mrs. John Wofflnder of Rupert, Ida
no. returned to her home Wednesday,
after spending two weeks with friends
and relatives in Lehi and Provo,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. II. Spencer of
Gscalante, Utah. returned to their
home Monday. after spending the
month with their daughter, Mrs. Mar
ha Bushman.
Mrs. Sophia Hardy, Mrs. Herman
)sterloh, Mrs. Amelia Briggs and
Baby Briggs, representing four gen.
srations OF the gentler sex. went to
Provo to have their pictures taken.
Mrs, Hardy is 81 years of age and
Mrs. Briggs baby is months.
Good Gloves for cold weather work.
Feel like silk, look like kid, wear like
ron. See Peoples Coop. 17-1t