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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-11-18
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE

visited their daughter and family al
Good Hope last Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Faulkner, trim
mer in the 10y millinery, took din
ner at the Lutheran parsonage last
Sunday.
Two new members were received
into church fellowship at the Luth'
eran church last Sunday.
The Samuel Diehl family spen'
Sunday at Rhinehart, at the daugh
ter's home. Cal Hassler, the son-ln'
law, is much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Halbert were
visitors at Solomon the last OF last
week, returning Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Lester Whitehair has beer
sick for some days. Her friends ex
pect her to be up and doing soon.
T. B. Williams put down a ce
ment walk in front of Peter White
hairs residence Monday and Tues
day.
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ID. G. H. s. NOTES

School was dismissed Wednesday
afternoon that the teachers might
attend the association at Topeka.
Work was resumed Tuesday morn
ing. The student body. as well as
the faculty, seem to have profited
by the few days rest.
The third number of the lecture
course was given last Saturday ev-
ening by the Old Glory Quartette'
The auditorium was crowded IN
spite Of unfa 5orable weather and
the audience thoroughly enjoyed
the entertainment.
The football team played juno
ton City high school last Wednes'
day and won the game with score
Of 1876. Three Of Dickinson's reg
Mar team we're unable to play but
the boys were equal to the occa'
sion. A large crowd Of rooters ac'
companied the team and helped
cheer them t. victory.
Mr.. Carlson gave an illustrated
lecture on the mining of gold anc
coal in chapel Wednesday morning
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Karl Harshman we're at their home
from wednesday until Monday last
week.
School was closed here Wednes-
day of last week and the teacher
Miss stoecker. attended the teach
ers' meeting at Topeka.
There was large crowd at the
services given in the school house
Sunday night.
Miss Grace Entriken was home
over Sunday from MCPHERSON.
Little Ethel Logan had a growth
near her eye removed last week.
She is getting along nicely.
A few of our young folks attend
ed church at Newbern SUNDAY
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Entriken ana
sons and neice from Missouri we're
visiting a few days with the form
er's brother, w. H. Entriken' ana
family. They made the trip in their
new car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Weber ana
aon took dinner at Ralph Spicer's
Sunday.
Mr.. Masten and SON Guy ana
Mrs. Allen and son Willie ana JOG
Armstrong were at Williamson 8
for dinner Sunday.
Mrs. H. X. Burkholder ana may
snent Saturday night and Sunday al
Abe Myers. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fronk Jeffcoat Oh
Abilene were guests for dinner az
Leslie Logan's Tuesday
George Weber has purchased =
new corn shelter. -.
Mrs A. s. Hawley and Mrs vera
robert and son of Carlton visited
Mrs Will Bell Tuesday.
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cd at Il. Stones last week. Mrs.
Kunsslman and Mrs. Britt are sis
ters OF Mr.. Stone. They returned to
The Here and There Embroidery
club met with Mrs. ]. ID. Adams last
Wednesday,
Nebraska Monday morning.
B. o. Stones spent Sunday at e.
stones.
The Misses Lydia Sprecher and
Lydia strunk visited at Mrs. X. S.
Picking's the latter part OF the
week.
Nettie Snare was at Walter Pick
ing's from Thursday until satur-
day.
d. L. Campbelrs spent Sunday at
N. S. Wolverton's.
Miss Lydia strunk visited At
Ralph Coffenberger's Thursday and
Friday.
Roy Sexton is shucking corn for
Frank Makins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Coffenbergei
spent Sunday afternoon at Jerry
Shuey's.
Alma Webb, who has been stay
ing with Mrs. Frank Makins, lef
for a few days on account OF sick
ness.
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r.. f. u. NO. o

Miss Ella Olsen spent Sunday with
home folks.
Lulu Funk and children and
oliver Tucker spent Sunday with
their parents near Acme.
A number of people spent Satur-
day evening at the home OF MI ana
Mrs. Fred Olsen. A great many
games were enjoyed. Taffy and pop
corn were served to the crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byers from Abilene
were in this community over sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Rohrer az
tended a birthday party on her faith
er, Geo. Vasser, Saturday evening"
and spent the night and Sunday
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson and Fred
olsen's spent Sunday with relatives
at Mcpherson.
Supt w. o. Steen was vlsitoi
at Eureka school last week.
Some of the high school pupils
spent the two days vacation witt
home folks.
The second month OF EureKs
school closed with an average at
tendance of SO per cent.
The N. A. club will meet viii
Mrs. John Rohrer December z.
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CHEEVER

The students who were home from
Chapman for a few days, returned
Monday.
John Reese left the first OF the
week for Kansas City with load
of cattle.
Friday evening about sixty young
people came in and pleasantly sur
prised Miss May Mustard. All re-
port good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Burner OF
Chapman spent Sunday at the Gish
home.
Mrs. Geo. Myers is visiting at
Chas. Myers this week.
Mrs. Thos. Mustard and Emma
and Mrs. Will Mustard helped MRS
Will Thorp cook for threshers the
first Of the week.
Mrs. Elmer Dieffenbaugh expects
to return home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Meier and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Robertson spent
Sunday at Barnard.
Miss Chloa Petit returned to hel
work in Abilene Monday.
Mrs. Haunt and two daughters
Bessie and Myrtle. spent several
days last week with Hugh Mustard
and family.
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BUCKEYE

Rev. Stump from Illinois is hold
ing meetings at Zion.
Love feast at Zion Sunday.
s. Ketterman and family and Mr.
and Mrs, A. Frey we're at J. Under
hills. for dinner Sunday.
Miss Edith Frey helped Mrs. En-
gle and Hazel cook for threshers
Monday.
Eunice and Mamie Lady and
Frank Engle who are attending D
C. H. s., spent Sunday at home.
Roy Winsler and his mother tooA
dinner at Jess Minister'S. Then they
went to Herington and Marion coun'
ty. Roy is looking the country oVel
since getting his car.
John Middleton was in this vlcin
ity on business Monday.
There will be a reception at tn'
school house Tuesday evening fol
the new minister. Cake and coco'
will be served.
The Here and There club meet'
with Mrs. F. L. Blaesi wednesday
Rev. Stump preached at TN
school house Sunday.
Prayer meeting at F. Hilourni
Thursday evening.
N. e. looks young folks AM
Miss Emma Paul spent. Friday even
ing with F. Hollar's.
Ralph Haynes was at home owe
Sunday.
Mrs. ]. Rerrick called on Mrs. G
Haynes Monday.
Miss Ethel Haynes was at HON
from Tuesday evening until sunda
evening.
Leo Banks who was visiting at L
Hovt's. left for his home in Lea
venworth wednesday.
i Aretta and Irene Haynes Visite
Miss Ethers school Friday.
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CHAPMAN

Mr.. Arnold and son went TO
Kansas City last week on business.
They returned Friday with new
1916 car. Paul Sanborn went along
as driver.
Mrs. Jacob Berger is enjoying
visit from her mother who lives IN
Beaver, Pa.
Miss Esther Scherer returned last
Tuesday evening from a visit IN
Des Moines, Iowa. She reports .
very pleasant trip.
The Old Glory Quartette which
gave the third number of the D. Z.
II. 8. lecture course Saturday even
ing, pleased everyone.
All schools here were closed the
last Of the week on account OF the
state teachers meeting. Most OF
the teachers returned Saturday.
Mrs. John Leatherman IL recoV-
ering from a rather trying Illness
she will soon be in her usual state
OF health.
Mrs. Andrew Brown was taken
seriously i'll last week. The son and
family were called from WoodDine
ON Sunday afternoon. She is very
much improved.
Clay Blackwalter of Rhinehar'
vas kicked by a mule Monday after
noon. 1t is not known at this time
hov serious the injury may be.
Everett Mcdonald IL moving tC
wamego. He loaded his goods fol
shipment Monday.
Mrs. Loupee, who is q sister o
Andrew Brown, Is here visiting Ole
friends.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank JOhnSO'
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PEARL

John C. Hatfield made a bust
ness trip to Salina with his son,
FLOYD. who was operated on at the
Barnabas hospital Tuesday.
Albert Taylor is acting engineer
at the elevator during the absence
of Mr.. Hatfield.
Ralph Johnston made trip tc
Chapman Monday night.
Revival services are in progress
at the Pearl auditorium this week
The Rev. McCullOh of Enterprise
anil Rev. Gessel Of Woodbine are
the speakers.
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SOUTH DICKINSON

Revival meetings began at the
Navarro Dunkard church Sunday.
Ray Witter and w. C. Grigg have
new cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Fullington
and daughter were here Sunday
from Idana to visit relatives.
VIM. Mcdonald and Walter En-
gle made a business trip to Salina
Tuesday.
Several from here motored to
Chapman Saturday night to hear
the Old Glory Quartette.
f. l.. Hoffman shipped cal
load of cattle to Kansas City last
week.
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SHEEP

We will sell you 10 or 200 head
OF nice Colorado ewes, bred TO
blackfaced bucks to lamb In APRIL
Price lambs will bring will pay Tor
ewes. Come see them " mile north
east OF Abilene. Reep q Son. Phone
100 11wtf
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Floyd Leslie is husking corn TOT
Harry Larsen.
Revival meetings began at the
Navarro Dunkard church Sunday
evening. Rev. Sh erfy is the evan
gelist.
Bishop J. N. Engle preached al
the M. e. church at Dillon Sunday
evening.
John Sutton moved to the VIM
Reid place Tuesday.
VIM. Mcdonald and Walter En-
gle made a business trip to Salins
on Tuesday.
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HOLLAND

Mrs. VIII Bell and daughter Sue
Bryd returned home from salina
Sunday where they have been for
over five weeks. Sue Bryd seems
much improved in health.
Gland Dawson IL working for
Robt. Gump again.
John Bell, Harvey Bross sno
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ACME

d. NJ. Shirk and family LETT
Thursday for their home at QUEEN
emo after a weeks visit here with
relatives.
Del Bunker of Beloit visited his
son. Bruce Bunker, and family, q
few days last week.
Mrs. J. G. Engle and Mrs. B. o.
shirk spent Friday afternoon with
Mrs. N. E. Rees.
Mrs. Roger Reed and children
OF Manchester visited her parents
ELI sherman's, few days last week
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wOODBINE

Leo Languien visited relatives
and friends Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. X. Swing and
daughter Marie Of Junction City
visited Sunday with her parents
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2S Reward

strayed about Nov. 8, red COW
branded on right side &c. M. 20
reward for information. Edgar u
Timm. Pleasant Hill phone, address
Chapman, Kan. dltwlt
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White orpingtOn hens, cocks cock
orsla and pulIets for sale. Thomas
cary, SGT n. Elm st. 1odstwlt'
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Stray Notice

A stray shoat taken up NOV. u
Owner can have by proving prop
erty and paying for this notice.
J. e. ROOP,
lSw2t Abilene ~ ~
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Geese, ducks, chickens and gum
cas- for Thanksgiving; alive or
dressed. Mrs. d. G. Walters. Phone
your order early to 1898.
w1td3t
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For sale, choice Holstein-Friesan
COW, Just fresh. John e. Cook, Acme
Aoro 11wtf
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Highest prices paid for poultry
and eggs. J. w. Elwick, 500 WeS'
Yth st.. phone 220. dwt1
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Notice

Having purchased the Eichol'z
Racket store solicit your patron
age and will always strive to please
YOU. w. C. Snowden. deod-wtt
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HERE AND THERE

Mr.. and Mrs. Kunselman Of
Fairfield, Neb., and Mrs. Ed. Britt
and little son Of Exiter, Neb.. visit
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Ladies'!

Special sale for q week. A Cedar
Mop for only 25c; oil 10c. Minick q
Taylor. l2uzCWI1
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For Sale

For Sale
Spotted bay pony, years olo'
not tricky. Inquire Ernest Lanr'
EOS Enterprise street. WI
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For sale, choice Hampshire boar.
r NJ Carver. 4w3t
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FOR SALE

Light yearling steers. Knight Bros
& Co., Abilene. lIWztAIo|'
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for Gesman-American Coffee Com
pany Of ousaha is grest of his
brother, L. NJ Litz. OF this city for a
few days.
wEsTcLiFFE BOYS ~ TOWN.
Hunter Ray and Ternie Pipes Of
v-estcllfe- we're business visitors In
Canon City couple OF days this
week. They especially enjoyed the
base ball game on The high school
grounds Thursday evening between
the Novels and the Firt National
Eank-teams.
REV. REED VISITOR IN CANON
Res. q. S. Reed OF Mnnzanola was
visitor In Canon City for short
e today. He came up from Man
zanoia with party OF friends to at
tend the funeral OF The little daush-
ter of Rev. and Mrs. Jas. r. Thomas.
which took place In Florence this
morning.
WAS A VISITOR IN COLORADO
sPRiHcs FRIDAY.
J. W. Landen was a business wish
tor In Colorado Springs on Friday. He
says there are many tourists in the
Pixies Peak district. but that their
pleasure has beer considerably inter
fered with durfrg the last week or
ten days by wet weather
LEFT TODAY FOR coTTonwoop
LAKES.
d. l.. Robson. who came home with
for his summer cottage at Cotton
wood lakes near Buena Vista to join
his wife and family and to resume
his outing. from which he was call
ed ten days or two weeks ago by the
illness ana death Of W. n. Rowland.
Mrs. Robson. who came home with
hor husband. returned to Buena
Vista last Sunday to be with the
children. who remained there during
the absence OF their parents.
RETURN FROM COAST TRIP
The Misses Fhebe and wilma Pax.
ton are home after a pleasant trip
! TO the Pacific coast. During their
stay Of a month they enjoyed a visit
with friends in the Santa Clara val.
ley, and the interesting things to
be seen at the two expositions. Be-
fore returning to Canon City they
went by steamer from San Frnncisco
to Washington points where they re.
manned for several days.
TRY n Ranorn Wan, A.
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WEDNESDAY.
THE SUMMER.

Mrs. e. w. Harner of 1928 Green
wood avenue has as her guest for the
summer months her sister, Miss Edna
Blocher. of Littlestown, Pa. Miss
Blocher viii accompany Rev. and Mrs.
Harner and a party of friends on a
two weeks camping and fishing trip
into the mountains near Caoldale next
Monday morning.
MR.. AND MRS. JAMES KETTLE
HOME FROM COAST.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kettle of Az
Rudd avenue have returned home
from the Pacific coast during which
they visited the expositions at San
Diego and San Francisco and points
of interest as far north as Portland,
Seattle, Tacoma and other cities in
the Puget Sound country. They left
here June IA and report delightful
pleasure tour of the west.
MISS HELEN JEFFREY, GUEST
HERE.
Miss Helen jeffrey of New Castle,
Indiana, is visiting with the family
of her uncle. A. L. jeffrey, on her re-
turn from visit to the Northwest
and the San Francisco and San Diego
fairs. Miss Jeffrey contemplates a
visit to Colorado Springs and the
surrounding points of interest-the
Cripple Creek district over the Short
Line; Denver Estes Park and por-
tion of the Moffatt road on her way
home.
w. S CORE IN TOWN TUESDAY.
w. S. Core of Colorado Springs, for
mer purchasing agent for the Short
Line and Florence & Cripple Creek
railroad companies. but WHO was leg
islated out of job when the recent
policy of retrenchment was adopted
by the stockholders of those corpora
tions, was visitor in Canon City on
Tuesday. Mr.. Core. who is an excel
lent railroad man and possesses supe-
rior business and administrative tai.
ent, expects to shortly take a position
in Denver.
MEMBERS OF NEW BOARD OF
CORRECTlON HERE.
The members of the new board OF
correction. appointed last week by
Governor Carlson in accordance with
the bill passed by the last legislature
arrived here Tuesday morning for the
purpose of inspecting the penitentiary
The board. which consists of I. B
Allen of Denver, J. C. Paddock oi
Boulder and E. B. Wicks of Pueblo
will have general supervision and con
troll, including the making of appoint
ments. of the insane asylum at Pu
eblo, the penitentiary here and tn,
reformatory at Buena Vista. The,
are to receive q salary of $1,000 each
together with all travelling and othe
necessary expenses.
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News Notes
NOTICE.

) Notice is hereby given that the
Fremont county teachers examination
will be held Aus. 10 and 90, in the
District Court Room. Canon City,
Colo.
High school examination. Aug. 21,
at. the Superintendent's office.
ANNA S. GARWoOD,
167t2d-2tw. County Supt. of Schools.
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their trip to the top of the Royal
Gorge and over the Skyline drive.
HOME FROM FISHING TRIP
w. G. Bagley. OF the Home Retsau-
rant returned to Canon City on an
early train this morning from ten
days fishing and camping trip on the
Gunnison river.
AT THE ADVENTIST CHURCH.
There will be no service Sunday
night as Elder westbrook VIII be out
OF town. The theme at the service
at II o'clock Saturday morning will
be one OF special interest. The sub
ject being. THE European War in
the Light Of Bible Prophecy" A
cordial invitation is extended to all
to attend this service.
LEFT TODAY FOR RusHviLLE,
ILLINOIS.
Mrs. Geneva Richie OF Rushyille
Illinois, left for home today after a
pleasant visit of a couple of/weeks'
duration as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cyrus Weaber at 1109 Harrison
avenue. She will stop at several
points in. Kansas and Missouri en-
route to destination.
D. & n. q. HAD RECORD DAY ON
WEDNESDAY.
A record in passenger traffic from
the west made by the Denver G. Rio
Grande Railroad company on We'd
nesday when 1t was compelled to
operate train No. in six sections. :.
The six sections included seventy
Pullman cars and day coaches and
carried approximately two thousand
five hundred people.
MEssRs. HoDoIN AND McLAiN
EXPECTED SOON.
Messrs G. ". Hodgin and A.. II. Nc
Lain, who left here a couple OF weeks
ago TO attend the grand lodge meet
ing of the Loyal Order of Moose at
San Diego. California, and who af-
forwards visited the Panama Pacific
Worlds fair at San Francisco. are
expected to return to Canon City in
the course of the next few days.
STOPPED OVER TO ENJOY THE
SCENIC DRIVES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. L Iorrimer OF Plain
field, Illinois. stopped over here on
Wednesday while on their way to
the California sxpositions TO enjoy
the scenic drives about Canon City
of which they had read accounts in
their home newspapers. They also
visited the penitentiary while here.
They left for the coast on Friday.
VISITING HER UNCLE AND FAM
| lily HERE.
Miss Helen Jeffrey of Newcastle,
Indiana. is visiting in Canon City as
the guest of her uncle, A. l.. jeffrey,
and family while on her way home
from trip ON the Pacific coast dur.
ing which she visited the expositiona
at San Diego and San Francisco and
othe- points In the northwest.
HERE FOR VISIT.
Miss Ruth Smith. eldest. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. .. Smith. former
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WANTED

Canon City alfalfa or fruit tract,
or, residence, from owner (no agents.
for improved Oklahoma farm Y mile
from good town. Write owner-s2S
E. st. Vrain Street, Colorado Springs,
Colo. 179p12td-2tw
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~ OF South canon, Dut now making
their home in Denver, arrived here
Thursday afternoon for a few days
visit with relatives and friends. Miss
Smith, who Is the guest OF her aunt.
Mrs. ]. " Wright, is planning to ma
triculate as a student al college in
Detroit, Michigan. in September.
COUNTY GETS ITS SHARE OF
SCHOOL FUND.
Fremont county's share OF the semi
annual apportionment of the st2te
school fund. amounting to si.s1SI2.
was received by County Treasurer
Blake Rogers on Thursday. The total
apportionment is s2ls.s9s. Denver re-
ceived s4s.2Il; Pueblo $4,000; FL
Paso sl1.27o.75 and Las Animas sl0.-
900.
EoRN AT LA JoLLA, CALIFORNIA
THIS MORNING.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell S. Bailey re-
ceived a telegram from La JoIia.
California. today announcing the birth
of baby daughter there at $50
o'clock this morning to Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer C. Hutchinson; the latter OF
whom will be remembered as Miss
Maude Baker before her marriage.
The message stated that both mother
and infant were doing nicely.
eURGLARS KEEP PROMISE
TO RAID HOME SECOND TIME
Colorado Springs, July 3O.-Franii
Phelps OF 9o5 North Custer stree,
awoke one fine morning last week and
found that his house had been robbed
OF considerable jewelry. He found a
note stating. -Beware-we're com
ing back" Phelps laughed at the
threat for several days. and this morn
ing woke up and found that his house
had been again ransacked. No ciewt
were left.
WILL BE HERE ABOUT
MIDDLE OF AUGUST
Mr.. and Mrs. Blake Warner, who
have made their h<ie at Boulder fol
the last couple OF years or so. where
the former has been connected Will
the teachfng faculty OF the state uni
versity. are expected to again be
come residents OF this community
about the middle OF August. MFR
Warner is the northumberland o.
the South cano nhigh school.
MR.. AND MRS. E. G. DIEGEL VISIT
ING HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. g. Diegel end go.
OF Denver. former residents Of canor
CITY are visiting relatives ant
friends here. Mr.. and Mrs. Diego
conducted a restaurant here som'
twelve or fifteen years ago and own
ed the first automobile eer brough
to Canon City. Mrs. Diegel &
daughter OF j. y Rendeli Of ss'
Ohio avenue.
4 MISS oENEviEvE NICHOLS I'M
PROVING, is REPORT.
J. A. Van Horn received post carr
tlris morning from the attendinI
nurse At the Colombo Southern hos
pitai In Pueblo stating that Mis-