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The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

Colorado 10 Ill right when we sit
down quietly and think Il over. Here
we are again lollins In the isp of spring
aud II will b. the best agricultural year
re have ever had. The country b .
smiling paradise, % hr - the farmer
u concerned. THE places which In old
days wsrs hasmlsts ere nov thriving
towns. Along the ussss lands an ssr.
slsd ranks u fruit trsss. The ias
stretching prairie h dotted with patches
Of alfaiiA lie glorious grssnesy. We
have gone far In the nsssch Of Improve
msnt fos our herds sss second n none
In the ssaiss snd Ne ere stili here 70
serve the world With its principal table
necessities = bssssssaks and tsuiIiss,
spvds and waiIlss. cAnnsd sosds end
sugar, applss a gold smd sivsv oi
honey and % sot Spsost shs psashss
and cssans. Was there -vvss such .
menu 10 81 hseDss the kias7- Dssvss
rtsld end Farm.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22
ArriOea ltems.

NHbsVso ssSssos
MN. Callie Morgan returned 10 her
home . few days ago having almost
completely recovered from her recent
illness.
d. H. Plegar was In Arriola on busl.
mess last Monday.
d. p. Short left Tuesday for Plateau
with his horses to put them OH sum-
n,sr range.
Rev. c. f. Harris left Monday for
Meeker after . vislt with his family
aud many friends In this vicinity.
Miss Dora Royce left Wednesday for
Denver where she will enter busiDess
college. She IN . young lady Of ex-
ceptional ability and we predict for her
success In her new undertaking.
The school BOARD met Saturday to
transact business for the coming year.
They employed Misses Duncan and
Kermods - teachers for the Arrioia
school aud Mr. Bn,ithson for the Gar.
rett Ridge. This meets with general
approval = the young iadies gave good
'Na1rolaAlpa ~ pest ysae. -.
x. ". Union hes been hauling pots-
toes to Doioses for . few days this
week.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

Ike w. Stevens came up from Cortes
the nrst Of the week, where he had
spent few days making arrangements
TO have hts well drilling youtht put 10
shape for shipping. He expects To
begin moving II at once to the Disap.
pointmsnt country where . test well
will be put down. The teams that
take the outtit over will be loaded hack
with ore from Mr.. Stevens milne In
the uranium field.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

A New Yorker vss spending . night
1t . "hotel" In southern town, and
when going to his room foe the Night.
he told the colored porter that Ne
wanted to b. called Early In the morn.
Ing. The porter replied: gay. Boz,
! reckon yo' sinh familiar with thsps
heah modern Inventions. When 20
wants to he called In the mawuin', eli
yo' has TO do b jest to prsss de button
81 the head Of yo' led. Den We CONES
up and calls yo'.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

OUsOSvo WuvOr uVoUDos
xn. Bert Parker went 70 Durango
last week for medical treatment u
Mercy hospital.
Mn. Harry Morgan IVES able 10 be
moved 10 her home In Sagehen the
first Of the week.
Ar and NrS. Joe and Roy Akin DRIVE
down the river Sunday. Joe aud Roy
went down to Beaver to Ash while the
ladies and children spent the day IT
the home ranch.
Allen Hammond Of Lebanon. was
down the river the first Of the week
trying 10 purchase . team Of horss.s,
but did not succeed. He 10 Of the
opinion that automobiles are not lower
Ing the price Of horseflesh.
The heavy rain Of last week wss of
inestimable value to the country. The
farmers aud stockn,en are rejoicing.
Carl scharnhont went to nancos
Tuesday on business.
Fam johnson went up to help Mr..
Clsfiin put In . bridge near his place
Tuesday. xrs. johnson accompanied
him and spent the day with MRS.
Clafiin.
Dave Mcclure moved bunch Of
horses from the lower country to his
summer range on the north side d the
river last week.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

Me- yess, \. ~ No A-ussoss
pollss osssssass Dssass. - - tsoa1
m : mssdss sAesus ssuwtag - seses
Rnssushal sausdss, YIN - - eses
ated - ths cuu1sniss allsUD6 = hevo
hssu us1s b "naos vsaah~ Ossoso
juss hssnss ~ esaUaa 80 eSesoesa
10 0ae olng psssse ~ ~ - -
w. convicted Of tahjag b ~ esea1e
that rssslssd 10 The OAnAoss's 6ea1A.
"Daeo Pv1uk," 10 ths so-sn,os1 -.
lssslou, uads ssHlly - ~ pstsso Voss
dsu lathe psssssss q ~ ssaslses1
nsan's slsasss a,sa useehess ~ -
never hsasA Ne aaas = Dsshss -.
sioasd 10 ~ seasVimsy vhesA -
sIlssd 10 ~ bol1 hllllsg = nsssoseel.
Jusaiss esabSsy ts6Ay sseese1 = -
mis ssssimosy 10 ths nsshss eslAl -.
csruiug the coulsssios. IT, saloaO =
Justice esabssy proved . hasd 6las-
po,ntmsnt 10 nssAss 81 hh esuassi.
The eass b expssssd - - ssmplses1
before the end a the wssk.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

II you are doing anything OF Intend
70 do anything In the line Of basiness
It 10 good plan TO tell the public about
II. You may have the bsst goods IN
the state and sell them st the loves,
price, but u people do not know about
II how can you expect them to crowd
your storef II you want To know
whether or not advertising pays ssk
the man who advertises.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

II. n. Bennett, who resided down
the river, died the nr-t Of the mouth
at the home II . brother at Nssta, Cal
iforni. M. Bennett vent To Califor.
nia last fall hoping that . change ii
climate would t,snefit his health. He
seemed to improve In health for awhile
hut only for short time. His brother
4. here looking after his estate.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

- -
Jvdes nsalc0i q sbs city At London
court be- discovered thirteen mistakes
In IN. Here shsy ass:
=. lstisHps 10 sst up your own
4 daFd Of right and wrong aud CT.
pset everybody Tn conform 10 u.
To try 10 measure the enjoyment Of
others BY your own.
To expect cniforniity Of opinions in
this world.
To look Tor Judgement and sxper.
hence In youth.
To endeavor to mold ell dispositions
alike.
Not to yield In unImportant tribes.
To look for perfection In your own
actions.
To worry ourselves aud Others about
what cannot be remedied.
Not 10 help Everybody, wherever,
however aud whenever we can.
To consider anything impossible We
cannot ourselves perform.
To believe only what our nnite
minds eau grasp.
Not To make allowances for the
weaknesses VI Others.
To estimate people by some Outside
quality for II 10 that within which
makes the man.
Judge Thomas q. +. Train Of the
New York court Of general sessions
gives "thirtesn rules Of life" to offset
the "thirteen mistakes II life" enun,-
Grated BY Judge Rento0l Of the London
court. Here they are:
Keep your head at all times.
Trust yourselves above everyone else.
do not deal In lies.
Do not give wsy to hating, even
though you sse hated.
Do mot Iook too good.
DO not talk to wise.
Talk with the crowds, but keep your
virtue.
Walk with kings 10 you wilI, but do
gnot lose sight Of the common people.
Live every day 10 that neither your
foes nor your friends can hurt you.
Let oil men count with you, but
none TO much.
Make allowances for oil doubts.
t'ill every minute with sixty seconds
Of work.
Be man.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

For Sals. Cattis o Shssp Range.
We offer tract consisting Of 4720
acres, well located, 10 the vicinity Of
Glencoe, Colorado. oil well wstercd,
Aand excellent range for either cattle or
sheep. Price $500 rer acre, provided
the entire tract b purchased. Very
reasonable terms. Apply 10 The Mont
exums Lumber Co, Maacos, Colorado.
4 OF The Hallsck 4 Howard L0mL~r Co.
Denver, Colorado. So
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

Akin d Porter continue to al orders
Tor groceries 10 composition with Mont.
sounery a Ward prices. Among Others
was one saturday from the lower end
Of the Valley, an $li order f,lled ri
regular prices was just three cents
more than the catalogue price with
the freight added
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

Mis-. India Pointer and Frank Mott.
both Of i,olorss, were united In mar.
rlsge yesterday afternoon In tbs justice
shop Of Judge Maddox. Mott 10 >
Jockey who rode for q. Il. Hudson, Of
Pennington, IN ths recent rscs meet
Ing here. Its understood the couple
will make their home In Dolores.
Wednesdays Durango Democrat.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

J. f. Akin was down from the rsnch
Tuesday wondering whether or not We
would survive the high water that II
predicted to come down the Dolores
later on
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

The latest precaution for killing Dis
ease germs In seed potatoes b to fumi.
gate them. This must be done IN On
alright compartment aud the ingrsdl.
ents are tsenty.thrse pounds Of per.
manganate Of potash 10 four per cent
briquettes to three pints Of fosmalin.
lay the former In pan, Iron kettle or
earthen bowl, pour on the formalIn and
push the mixture Into the receptacle.
getting away In jifFy and closing the
aperture "a quickly - possible. THIS
proportion IN for thousand cubic feet
u space and the exposure 10 for thirty.
SIX hourx. Grubb hes besn trying this
plan the present season with great
success. He had no alright compart-
,nent on his MI. sopris farm ~ he boz.
rowed . refrigerator car aud had u
hacked In ON bis spud spur. THIS or
figured out i,so0 cubic feet Of spaos,
but when the seed spads PACKED 10
clean Runny .aacks wsrs luaana - -
the ceiling the astuaI dIP $3.50 wagS0s
duced to loo cubic feet % thas The
formula worked oil right. Some ga
scsntllng were ls,d on the noor u ths
car to provide cir passage undsrnsath
the 200 centals or 500 bushels al sssd
In the car and the thirty.aix hourpof
fumigafiou killed every living germ
without injuring the secd. II saved .
lot Of sousins, speeding out 10 dry aud
Ot her handling
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

Henry Mcconnell, took the govern.
nsent Surveyor out west the nrut 81
The. sesk whess they will put In the
svsnnpsE Sesvs9tng lands In the neigh.
f6as1l Ios1.S ~ Dove crrsk snd IN M
Chico country.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

On account Of . snow slide damage
Ing the Butterfly bridge ., Ophir. the
Hrst through train from Telluride since
Saturday arrived In Dolores Wedues-
day evening ct Q O'Clock. Mail and
passenger were transferred Sunday.
Monday and Tuesday.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

How ahout that Fourth Of July cele
.brsiion? THE Fourth comes on Sstur-
day which N poor day for merchants
and other businexs men 10 celebrate,
but II We can't have = monstrous big
celebration let " have - big one ~
Ne can,
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

A gsntlssnaa, who sssivsd . ~ 1ASa
go q ps6Ass tSsgiss thfosg6 TIE
coontry. used his artillery contrary
TO the laws Of the town Monday even
Ing and Tuesday morning was taken
before Polics Magistrate Mattisoa aud
flued 5000 and trimmings.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

The Ladies' AID will meet with Mrs.
Jos Akin next "Wednesday afternoon
rhe Ill day nesting 1t Mrs. Bergh's
was veil attended and . like attend
aucs y expected at the next meeting.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

when you are ready to prove up on
your claim, send me your receivers
receipt, the names Of four witnesses
and I will prepare your notice for proof
i'm. BRuNLEy, Cortez, Colo
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

Costes talent will give . play en-.
till<d 1.-THE school Ma'sm". Ut the
LebaDea hall this friday evening.
to which every body h cordially invited.
Adnslnsioa Is aud 36-centa.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

Harve Wallace returned home Mon.
day from . ten days trip into New
Mexico. He reports the country he
visited looking good with plenty Of
grass and large fiocks Of sheep.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22
.Ass,,. Bog cerssr" Osssassss.

"Mall. Boz Coroee" ODooalags.
"Water, waller. everywhere! That's
what We thought Inst Thunday while
II was pouring down rain.
The farmers have been spared several
days work Of irrigating since the rain.
Quite . number Of persons from our
community attended the eighth grade
commencement at Cortes last WedneS-
day evening, and oil enjoyed. the
evening very much.
Bell Baxter. who has been visiting
friends at Garret Ridge, IL nov spend.
Ing few days with MIS-. Logan Scott.
Bertha Smith, who 10 helping ME-.
Jack Riddle with her house work, spent
sunday with her home folks ut Gar.
rett Ridge.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

Vim. N. Strong arrived In Dolores
Friday from Denver, aud left Saturday
for Utah. He says the Dolores river
irrigation project h moving slow 81
present, but IL by no means abandoned
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

Although six states 10 the union ere
without compulsory schoo, attendance
lavs, and four otheS havs laws that
apply only partially. deiinite progrs.s
during. the past decade b reported Nv
. bulletin just Issued BY the United
States Bureau Of Education. Sincs
1905 eight states previously without
compulsory laws have adopted them.
and Il b thought to he matter u only
. few years when compulsory school
attendance will be In effect In every
state and territory Of the United Staten
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

Allen Arnold and family arrived
Friday from Oklahoma aud will make
their home In this place. Allen will
work In his fathers shoe shop.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

There may b. . better country than
the QUE In which you ere now located,
But you srs not very apt 70 ind u
through the .aond representations Of
the sxplollssu of rsai estate schemes.
II takes hard work, foresight, frugal.
ity, and sDa.s other soiid virtues "a
produces succsss any where In the
world. No doubt the exercises Of
th~s~ virtsss right where you sss
would Richly sepay.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

Henry Hchnlts 81 La Junta, Who
hes besn Waiting his aunt, Mrs. w. F.
Ordway. Tor the past week, left for bis
home Tuesday,.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

i. L. Fitzgerald 4 Co., proprietors Of
the CITY Market, have something Of
lutsssss 10 tell you Ia their I'd ON the
Last paes ot this paper.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

A gang Of government surveyors
came In the fir~t Of the week and went
out to the Yellowjaeket country to do
some work.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

Dave 6wickhimer returned Wednes-
day from trip over the intake canals
oe the Bem,nit reservoir system. He
reports lues Of water.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

An exchange ssates that you can
rad the nswspapss proof thrvs ~
four tim~s and repeatedly psss The
same error without seeing H. Al
n.w.pspss nssn tell you -. bat -
sson - Tho pss.s b started end the
paper 10 printed In lie complete shaps,
there Stands tbs error In front u you.
~ big that yos can't - anything slss.
rs . sssansa iAss aud probably the
ssason shy u b % cosy 70 sdtt . news.
payer sitss u y printed.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

II you are In need of . nrst clsS
painter or paper hanger call fos A. l..
Feeck, 81 Floyd Br~dnsld's r~ssdsncs.
Prices reasonable aud satisfaction
guaranteed
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22
n ~ O. Isoss

Nay b ssssssA ~ lnpssSso1sae -
other pssp@a a. lAsssa. ssshase las1s
hssaisen ~ svsiAset pssDesey 80 -
extend ~ sspay ssastoaos - stAss -.
lsatag sacSasbsancas. essuas aeesaseeves
special cpshsss. Cssssspssdssss ssabs-
it~d; sddsvs ~ In . Elsotsss oslDe.
Ing, Dsuves, C0losalAo.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

Jimmie Byers h recovering nicel,
from, bis recent accident. He h nov
able, with assistance, to walk about tb'
house.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

All forms Of Land Ofiics papesH,
deeds. mortgages aud leases prepared
by J. N. Bruu,ley. Up stairs st tbs
court house, Cortez.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

Your garden must b attended 10;
> plenty Of saucs ssestly dinsinlsAss
the butchers bill.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Swat the ~ and garbage heap
Both ere . nuisance.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

Rsv. H0yder will preach In the
Methodist church sunday morning Ut
Al 0'clock. sunday school IT 10.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

Mr.. and Mn. George Dttchheld weir
guests Of Mr.. and Mn. Dave G.ossst,a,
Sunday.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

Nm. @. w. Lilly returned eauda
FROM weeks visit In Denver.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

fselehtsvs from 0rayson aud Month
cello are losding from the different
D0lOses business houses this week.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

Services In The Dolovss Catholic
church the third SUNDAY of ssch
month,
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

Fruit tres In the yards end GARDEN
about town are loaded With bloom.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

I wlll soos have I'll klsAs u p,ewls
sos sals d svasossbls pstssa. Easttuss
vsssstiss n t0snsioss sssd csbesGs N
sxlstanc:. Laserss VARSITY eeessssy
snd psppsn gsovs. Ain sessy sasll.
ilowss and lass caLt,aOs.
JACK RlDDLs.
Il. r. d. Oeluen, CSls.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

The rains the past week puts one u
mind Of July or Aueust. Not at 81
like May weather In Colorado.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

Mn. Carl Tebbs, Of Cortes, h Visiting
with her parents, MI. and Mn. w. w.
Byen this week.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

A. >. Miller 10 limping on account Of
hcrse be was riding Wednesday fall.
Ing On NM BIT leg.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

ohsssa Tudd was ! Dpsosss visitor
We1nGsdAy!
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

Ralph Noble he'd Two ribs broken
AondaS By horss falling on hlln.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

I buy aud sell oil kinds ii sscond
hand goods. Highest cash prics paid
Inquire u J. II. Hughes.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

Father Hsuner M Msncos, held
ssrvless In the Dolores Catholic church
Sunday.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

Lee slFss Az guaranteed = glvs
satlsfnceiOn.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

WInnSe Tumble, who was hurt In IN
auto accident two weeks ago, 10 abls 10
b ont again.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

Mn Emma Thosnell returned yss-
tsFday from weeks visit with Mancos
fstssads.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

J. 4. Morrison will be In today With
10 train Nod Of cattle which he pur.
chased at Pueblo.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

A ssw usoss ~ h0il1ta0 go sssss
sscosd hasA iSsshss. vssy sasae. u
taken at OnOs. Ths 80ssssasse
Lunsbss Co. 0DsWess, Cusssn1o.
r. q. sddsuus Muscs, C.plnso6a -
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

m 1psaw' leDeso GIn1vsoe -
patseh says the Dundes Advsstisrs.
"You INST take exercise" be said, st
lest 1.-The motor or, In cass IKE
your," confused, the doctor, ''alves
the heat exercise that" "But I can.
not affrod 10 buy car" protssted the
patient. "Dou't buy one" said the
doctor. "Just dodge them"
NES1eau help your friends more by
enc,R ips them In the right than
by SossyiAkoser their faults.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

Try one u thuss Lss Dim ~ by
Thu Dolores Motor Coopaay.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

Automobiles washed aud polished ut
the Dolores Motor Company,s garage.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-22

pg1onA.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-06

are wholly indescribable and excru-
ciatingly funny.
Fun of a different sort is provided
by Bert Williams. He hasn't been
given very much material to work
with in this show, but he makes ev-
cry minute that he is On the stage
count, and count big.
A striking novelty of the show is a
scene representing the "1313th
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-06

W. 'N--~SS
81 hope, my dear, you will never be
left where you will feel that you are
a useless old body that is only bur-
den on others"
20, Aunt Mary" demonstrated.
"Please understand me, Margie,"
she continued. you and Dick have
been kindness itself, and if 1 had
daughter would rather she were like
you than Mary. You are so capable,
so fair, and so all-around efficient.
But, dear, Mary needs me. She needs
my advice, she needs my company,
she needs my financial aid, and this
very need of hers is what is giving
me the incentive to live without your
dear uncle.
"Margie! Margie! You cannot
know the utter loneliness that comes
to woman who loses her husband
after she has lived with him for years.
1t is like tearing the roots of your life
right out and throwing them upon
some heaped-up stones to die.
you keep saying to yourself: It's
al over and you try to comfort
yourself with affirming that you have
had the living and loving, and that
that is all that any one can ask. You
find yourself thinking of hopes you
have always felt would come to fru-
ition that are now absolutely blasted.
Having no children, as 1, Margie,
you think why should you buy this or
beautiful thing that you have always
hoped to have before you die; it will
only be mine for a little while, and
then perhaps no one else viii care
for it.
Your food chokes you because
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-06
THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE
WHEN WE ARE NEEDED

... WHEN WE J
Confession cLXXIV.
Copyright, 1914, by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association.)
am way down in the dumps"
and horribly disappointed, and, the
worst of it is that know l have no
reason for feeling hurt and abused,
and that the thing am feeling so bad
about is the best possible thing that
can be7done for everybody concerned.
Ever since dear Aunt Mary came to
board at our hotel have cherished
fond hope that some day could have
a little house or apartment and have
Aunt Mary live with US, l nave
dreamed many day dreams about it,
and yet have never told either Dick
or Aunt Mary about them. | was so
afraid that either one or the other
would not approve of my plan, and 1
kept putting off broaching the subject
from day to day, and now l am afraid
it will never be.
When went down to Aunt Mary's
room this morning found her deep
in making some mysterious lists.
What in the world are you doing,
dear auntie?" l asked.
Il am making up a list of things
which 1 am going to bring down to
furnish Mary's apartment, she an
swered. "Margie, I'm going to help
her furnish it, and then am going to
live with her You have been awful
ly good to me, my dear, you and Dick,
but 1 have never felt much at home
in this big hotel.
Nov it really seems the hand of
Providence has sent me Mary, whom
] can help.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-06

story of a skyscraper under con-
struction, with a bit of comedy by
Williams and Enrol on scaffold.
The impression of height is so well
presented that the mems antics give
one sick feeling in the pit of the
stomach.
The chorus is one of the most over
whelming collections of youth and
beauty ever presented on Broadway.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-12

following program was rendered.: Au-
sic, Roliin Kreig: music, Miss Croker:
reading. Mrs. M0Dely: piano duet. Miss
Jessie and Paul Parrish: music, Rev.
Arthur E Hughes: song. Miss Croker;
readfnx. Mn. g. q. stiles; mustc, Miss
Vera and Charles Crews. jr.; medley.
ldrs. C.. b. Buehrer: piano solo. Miss
Ruth Gasche. The following CO. re-
freshments were served: Cereal conn
pound. cold carved creature. cook g curi-
GUS compound, cured icucumberss
churned cream. curious : concoction.
cold curd, crystal clear, choice confec-
ton. Everyone present enjoyed both
entertainment and refreshments. The
proceeds will be used for aid in build
ing the new church.
Mr.. Charles De Moss of La Crosse.
Wis.,, spent Wednesday with his niece,
Mrs. J. Tompkins.
Mrs. Otis and Mrs. Troudner were
callers at the A. B. Smith home this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Stiles, who have
been visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Stiles, have returned to their
home in Omaha, Neb.
Miss Ruth Sumey celebrated her
ninth birthday yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sumey entertained her grandmother.
her aunt and cousin in her honor.
Yesterday Mr.. NJ. Sumey had worked
twenty-one years for the Mood Plumb
ing company. The length of time Mr..
Sumey has been employed by this COM
pany is the very best recommendation
of his working ability.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-12
TO Topeka IN 1869.
Late Mrs. G. Diment Was an Old Set.
tier in This City.

Mrs. c. Diment. widow of the late
L. Diment, q prominent Topeka mer-
chant. died at her residence, zoo
Quincy street, Thursday morning. Mrs.
Diment was one Of the old residents
of Topeka. She was born in Prussia
in 1S49, and came to this country with
her parents when q young girl. She
was married to l.. Diment in New York
in 1869. They came west and settled
in Topeka the same year, and Mr.. Di-
ment was engaged in business in this
city for over 40 years. He died in
1904.
Mrs. Diment is survived by one SOL
and four daughters, Ben Diment, q
Topeka merchant; Mrs. Morris Selig
of Kansas City; Mrs. Ben Nelson OF
Dallas, Texas; Mrs. S. Abrams OF
Brookline, Mass, and Mrs. I. Fox OF
Memphis, Tenn.
Funeral services will be held from
the residence, 200 Quincy street, al
$3.50 Sunday afternoon.