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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-03-04
DON'T FAIL
COMING EVENTS
March
5 Lyceum-Montaville Flowers.

A California subscriber RENTS
$500 for three years subscription
and says he cannot well do without
The Citizen.
The Misses Margaret and Sarah
Baker delightfully."- entertained a
number of young people at their
home last Thursday evening. The
party was in honor of Miss Mary
Cosby, who was their guest at the
time.
j. o. Bowman, who is teaching at
Carlisle, made short visit in Berea
recently.
]. A. Wyatt spent the week end
with his family on Center street.
The Philathea Glass of the Baptist
Sunday School had a delightful
gathering at the home of Mrs. Frank
Maupin last Friday night.
Miss Christine Asher Of Livings-
ton was visiting with friends in
town for a couple of days last week.
Miss Nettie Blevins spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. b. F. Cab
bard on Center street.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-03-04

The second civic meeting held at
the Methodist Episcopal Church
Monday night will be followed by
one of the same nature next Monday
night, March 3, when the COmmitte
on Constitution will report, officers
be elected. and questions of vital in
terest be discussed, and movements
launched. Be present.
Mrs. Carrie Wallace, who has
been very sick from nervous pros
tration at the home of her brother.
Mr.. Pitts, west end, is reported re-
covering, and now able TO receive
callers.
Mr.. Jesse NJ. KinnaFd, travelling
salesman for the Scion Palmer Per-
fume Company, who has been
spending a two months vacation
with his family in Berea, left for
his western territory last week.
Mr.. S. w. Boggs writes from New
York City that The Citizen is better
than ever and no issue goes I'M
noticed and unappreciated.
Another good New York City sub
soriber whose subscription had ex-
pired writes Il missed my paper this
morning and il seemed that near
and dear friend was absent. Kind :
ly renew my subscription with the
dollar enclosed. A visit back to the
land without worry, OF free con-
science and light hearts. is realized
by the coming OF The Citizen"
Go 10 Colt & Degman for fresh
bread, fish and meat. Phone IS. adj.
Baby number three Of seven
pounds weight. more properly called
Grace Eleanor, came TO the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Pruitte Smith, Mon
day morning, March 4.
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The Sunday school orchestra Of
the Christian Church met at Harry
McClure's Saturday night A pleas
ant and profitable evening was spent
aud enjoyed by all.
Seed oats at Welch's, zoe per
bushel. adj.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeal o. Logan have
moved from Boone street IN Chest
nut street, and will now be at home
in the house owned by Mrs. Brana-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. +. y. Wallace
have moved into their own property
on Boone street.
:. ;. Elan, Superintendent Of Ma
coffin County. on his return from
Cincinnati. where he attended the
National Educational Association,
gave us a pleasant call. He expert
ed 10 attend the County Superin-
tendenis ConvOcation at Richmond
before returning to his home.
John Kilburn. student here in
1912. returned last week and reent-
cred school.
Leonard Spence left Sunday for a
visit with his sister, Mrs. j. l..
Hughes at Idamay.
A few fresh young cows for sale.
Mrs. Henry Lengfellner, Phone 1871.
Residence, Molly Farm. Ad-26.
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Miss Hazel Emerson. who has been
away from Berea for nearly three
years writes from Cleveland, o., that
she now has tine position of head
nurse in The operating room Of
Lakeside Hospital Of that city. She
is still interested in Berea and q
faithful reader of The Citizen.
Good word comes from 5. n. Rust,
who is at present in Oswego. \. Y.
He is making many addresses and
winning many over to the ways Of
Berea.
Mrs. ]. p. Noyes and Miss Anna l..
Noyes Of Binghamton, \. Y, were
Berea visitors Tuesday.
J.. T. Shearer, of Columbia, Mo-,
is spending some time az the home
OF John Hoskins. He Ys born and
reared near Berea and left some
forty-three years ago. For thirty
three years he has been making his
home in Missouri.
Miss Mary Cosby Of Redhouse
spent from Wednesday until Friday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. X.
Baker.
Miss Cora Shireman pleasantly
entertained a number of her friends
at a vesper hour social at Ladies'
Hall Saturday night.
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J. p. Sims, president Of the Nor
NAL school at stevens Point, Wis.,
was a College visitor the latter part
Of last week. He addressed the
United Chapel gathering last Thurs
day.
Charles Bowman who has been
teaching school in North Carolina,
returned home last week.
February 81, week ago last
"Wednesday, was given over to the
Observance Of Washington'S Birth
day. All classes. except the first
two before chapel. being suspended
for the day. The afternoon was
marked by a basketball game be-
tween the College and Foundation
teams and by a number Of depart
ment socials.
Mrs. Wer,enbcrgef entertained
her Sunday school class at her home
during Vesper hour Tuesday even
ing. All report a good time.
Messrs. II. l.. Pickerill, Wat Var
borough, Tinsley George, W. ID. Jones.
Robert Byors, John Barclay and
:. Barnes Of Lexington were here
Monday as representatives Of Tran
sylvania University in the basket
ball game played that evening.
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LOCAL PAGE
NEWS or BEREA AND VICINITY. GATHERED FROM
VARIETY OF SOURCES

Seed oats at wcich's. zoe per
bushel. al.
Mrs. John Smith visited her
mother and other friends at Paint
Lick last week.
Mrs. Scott +. Mcclure Of Wilmore
and Mrs. Appleyard of Speedwell
are guests at the Welch home this
week.
Simon Muncy is moving into Miss
Coddington's property ON Jackson
street recently vacated by Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Reynolds.
Seed potatoes at Welch's, IS and
soc per bushel adj.
Miss Jennie Fish and daughter.
Addie. were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. +. Fish Sunday.
Miss Mary Barr OF Richmond was
the guest Of Miss Jennie Richard
son from Friday until MONDAY.
Miss Verna Nobe Of the Richmond
state Normal, was the guest Of Miss
Elma Forester from Friday until
Monday.
Miss Jennie Richardson left Tues
day for Franklin, o., where she will
make her home.
Thoroughbred eggs for sale. 75c
per setting. Rhode Island Reds. and
White Orpingtons. Mrs. John F.
Dean. Berea. Ky. ad-3S
Mrs. English's friends are sorry
that she is sick. They hope she
will soon recover.
Barred Rock Eggs. full stock. COO.
a nestfull-Mrs. T. Combs, Berea lad
Mrs. Kiser and son. Ernest, Of
Paris, are visiting her daughter,
Mrs. +. Davis on Jackson street.
William Duncan spent weeks end
with his family on Chestnut street.
Mrs. W. II. Bower and daughter,
Lillian. returned Wednesday from
a visit with relatives and friends
in Covington.
NJ. Jackson is i'll at this writing.
His many friends hope that he will
be out soon.
EGGS FOR SETTING. = Barred
Rocks, fine quality, IS cents a set
ting. T. A. Edwards, Richmond
ST.. Phone iS5. ad-37
Miss Agnes Tyler returned Mon
day from a visit with her mother at
Mrs. 5. R. Baker and Miss Hilda
Welch returned Friday from a bus
mess trip to Cincinnati.
J. H. Jackson spent Sunday with
his family.
EGGS. EGGS, EGGS-Pure bred
single comb Rhode Island Red, IS
cents per setting. Mrs. ID. F. Botkin,
r. r. 4, Paint Lick. (ad-39)
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Culton left
for their home in Cincin-
natl after a few weeks visit with
relatives here.
Seed potatoes at welch's, 20 and
SOC per bushel. ad.
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DINNER PARTY

An elegant and sumptuous dinner
was given by Miss Jean Cameron
last Saturday eve. in the private
dining-roOm at Boone Tavern. The
guests were Professor and Mrs.
Dodge, Doctor and Mrs. Gladding,
Mrs. Dodge's sister. Mrs. Z. L. Knee
land Of Harvey, ILL.,, Mrs. Ridgway,
Misses BOwersOx, Welsh and Cor
win. A delightful social evening
was afterwards spent at Miss Cam
eron's apartments.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-03-04
LAW OFFICE

II. L. McMURRY. Attorney-a,-Law
Office over Engle's Store, Berea. Ky.
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when over forty friends and neigh
bors surprised them. and presented
a large number Of beautiful and use
ful gifts. An important program OF
old southern songs, recitatiOns and
conversation made the evening pass
quickly and happily away. On
Saturday Mr.. J. $. Gott, Depot street,
gave reception dinner 10 the en-
tire family connection: n pleasant
time was enjoyed by all. On Mon
day noon the happy bride and
groom left for their new home in
Harlan, and the good wishes Of a
host Of loyal friends follow them 10
that prosperous business center.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS ENTER
TANNED

Mrs. Estill II. Jones, or formerly
known as Miss Minnie Withers. OF
Danville, entertained her former
Sunday school class Of the Berea
Baptist church Friday evening from
1900 till $50, at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. C. Maupin.
All kinds of games were played
and Mrs Jones told several riddles
which caused great deal Of laugh
ter.
Twelve couples were present.
After refreshments were served
all expressed their pleasure and ap-
probation of the grand time they
enjoyed.
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BRIDAL SHOWER AND RECEPTION

A very delightful occasion was
enjoyed at the home Of Mrs. Brana-
man. Chestnut street. when a
bridal shower was given Mr.. and
Mrs. Durward Goti. Friday evening.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-06
AN UNUSUAL INCIDENT
IN THE DISTRICT COURT

The trial Of the case Of Tie People
of Colorado versus James Miller and
Daisie Rayburn Randall in the. dis
trict court. which was concluded Fri
day afternoon, was one of more than
ordinary sensationalism. both as to
the evidence submitted and to tho
tits that took place between the at
torney of the defendants and the
court over questions arising in con-
nection with the cause The climax
of the trial was reached shortly after
the reassembling of court Frida, af-
ternoon when John Kimmick. Jr.. one
of the witnesses for the state. was re-
called to the stand and interrogated
by the prosecution in its rebuttal of
some matters of evidence tlat had
leen brcnfhs out by the defelse in
its examination in chief. n the
course of his testimony Kimmlck re-
lated portions of an alleged conver-
sation that had taken place some
time previously between himrelf and
General Maupin. counsel for the de
PENDANTS. touching the matters at is
Sue General Maupin's ire was arous-
ed by Kimmick's statements on the
stand in relation to the alleged con-
versation. denied it in toto and closed
by calling Kimmick a contemplate
har The judge interposed al this
juncture OF affairs and told General
Maupin that he was in contempt and
could not again be heard upon the
question at issue until he had paid
a fine OF twenty-five dollars to the
clerk of the court for his hasty and
Incorporate speech. General Maupin
thereupon made an apology to the
court for his utterance by saying
that his temper had gotten the better
of him as a result of what the wit
ness had said and that he regretted
the occurrence. General AIaupin then
walked over to the clerks desk and
asked him if he would accept his per
sonal check in payment OF the fine.
That being agreed to the check was
filed out and signed and the Incl
dent closed
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-06
FLORENCE IS READY
FOR 5000 ROADS DAY"

The good roads committee Of the
Florence Chamber of commerce has
issued q proclamation. designating
Monday. May srd as Good Roads
Day and urges the cooperation Of
the people OF the county in making
It one long to be remembered the
PROCLAMATION follows:
Monday. May srd. has been desig-
mated a. q Good Roads Day at which
time II Is proposed that each and ev-
cry able bodied person who has his
own welfare and that Of his commu-
nifty at heart will get busy and put
In the day fixing and repairing the
roads. bitches and water ways IN
their own Immediate vicinity or get
in touch with others and organize
gangs under the supervision OF a fore
man. who understands such work
and proceed to repair a bad place.
thus making continuous stretch of
good road; to promote and influence
more travel and traffic between the
adjacent ranches and camps and
towns. enhancing the volume of busi-
ness. The town that has the best
roads running in and out from it will
certainly have tie best show of ac.
q,,iring the trade of its surrounding
country and it behooves those thus
interested to get busy with this aim
In view. to boost it and push II to an
unqualified success and thus create
a monument Of everlasting gratitude
Of the travelling public"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-06
WRALEn CASE IS NOLLEO
AND BOY ExONERATEO

The charge of grand larceny tncor-
porated in warrant issued here Tues
day for Pete" whalen was this morn
ing dropped by virtue of a nolle from
the district attorneys office. Whal
en- was accused of stealing a seven
passenger automobile from Thomas
g. Bunten, his employers.
He was arrested in Colorado
Springs Tuesday morning as he was
about to return to Pueblo with a par.
ty of people and brought hack here in
custody OF a deputy sheriff When
araigned before Justice Leddy on his
arrival in Pueblo he denied his guilt.
In making an explanation of the mat
ter Whalen said:
THE car was hired by the party
that was with me. / arranged with
them to pay me s13 for the round trip.
When coming out of Colorado Springs
on the return the rear axle broke. and
had to take the auto to garage for
repairs. That is what caused the de
lay"
Whalen has been in the employ OF
Thomas & Bunten. as a chauffeur
According to the owners of the com
pany, which operates the jitney bus
line here, the young man was under
orders to use only Ford cars for livery
purposes. The fact that he took out
Mr. Thomas private car. and failed
to telephone OF the accident to his
employers, is given as the reason that
the warrant was issued
Whalen's father. p. C. Whalen. a
guard at the Canon City penitentiaryi
was present at his sons arraignment
yesterday afternoon and furnished the
bond for his release Afterward one
of the owners Of the bus company ap
peared at the district attorneys OF
fee in company with the whalens
and announced that he wanted to droI
the case. His request was granted
after an investigation had been made
Pueblo StAr-Journal-
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MEPHEWS OF HARRY BOWEN
NARROWLY ESCAPE DROWNING

Harry F. Bowen received a tele-
gram from Lynn. Indiana, on Wednes-
day announcing the narrow escape OF
two nephews. aged six and nine years,
from drowning in consequence of fall
ing into q stream Of water while nah
ing. The two boys were sitting on
the bank Of u deep pool when the
gravel underneath gave way and
causoA both cf them to fAll into the
water.
A fArmer In passing along the pub
lie highway near the pool = few min
utes later saw the hat Of one II the
boys floating on the water and some
bubbles coming up from the bottom
OF the stream On making an invest
CATION he discovered the older OF the
two lads sinking to the bottom OF
the pool in an unconscious and hall
drowned condition. After rescuing him
and doing what he could for his re
suscitation he took a long pole he
found lying ON the bank and probed
the bottom OF the pool for the pur
pose OF ascertaining. if possible. what
had become Of the other boy. Much
TO his surprise the pole became fas'
tened in the clothing of the missing
lad and he brought him to the sur
face and dragged him out on the
bank more dead than alive II was
thought at first that there was little
chance of saving the younger lad. but
to the surprise Of his rescuer he be
gan to show signs OF life on expo
sure to the air and was slowly re
stored to consciousness.
Mr.. Bowen's message stated that
both of the boys gave promise OF q
speedy recovery
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honored one Of their number, Mrs.
Joseph Cooper, BY entertaining at 2
spIeudIdly appointed three course
dinner.
The club colors. yellow and white
predominated, while an artistic bas-
ket OF daisies graced the center Of
the table. and the table places
were marked by wee baskets filled
with daisies. the club flower. Mrs.
Cooper will leave on next Tuesday
to join her husband at American
Falls. Idaho. She has been promil
nent In club and church work and it
is with no little regret that she goes
to her new home.
Those who enjoyed the gathering
u Wednesday svss.ss we're AIRS
Jos. Cooper. Misses Vera cissna'
Ruby Cook. Pearl Romig, Blanche
Wing. Blanche Sherwood, Irene Ham
iiton and Ruth Fredrickson-
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LAST OF TWELVE RuAAWAYS
CAPTURED NEAR PEMROSE

Florence. April 2s.-Ausust Sylves--
ter and Robert Martin. aged 1e and
II. have been IN the custody Of the
local authorities since Friday await
ing the arrival Of deputy nheriR
frnm Teller county TO take the boys
back TO their homes at Victor. They
arrived at Penrose on Thursday. hav-
ing WALKED ssary eoot of the way
from The District and stopped At the
Mccarthy ranch. They arr sons Of
prominent Victor residsnts ana took =
noticn they wanted to 80 . littla
country. Both boys are pupIls of TIE
public schools and one win graduate
this year. II sssms that they were
not satisfied with the principal Of
the school and decided to 'Aiks.-
This completes the capture Of the
victor runaways which has totsled an
even dozen In the past two weeks.
The Teller county deputy sheriR is
expected to arrive today. being delay,
ed since Saturday on account uf the
friEhtful condition Of The roads. The
boys are hsvipG = good tims and
Ken 70 be enjpying their experience.
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see!EEl1eEEs
in HONOR OF GUEST.

Complimentary to her house guest,
Miss Katherine Hammond Of Cripple
Creek, twenty young ladies were
entertained In very pleasing fashion
by Miss Elsie Bower at her home
on Macon avenue Wednesday evening.
Five hundred formed the diversion
for the earlier part Of tho evening,
while music and readings and the ser.
wing OF a dainty luncheon completed
the evenings pleasure.
Miss Jessie Emmerson was the for
tanss winner OF the prize for for ;;ss:ss.:; ;ss:.ss.:
score. which was beautiful sugar
and reamer In filigree silver.
The blossom season was cleyerly
suggested IN the arrangement Of fes-
toons Of apple blossoms combined
with large branches OF beautiful
pink peach blooms, in the archway,
while boquets OF the same fragrant
fowers and the soft glow OF rose
shaded lights added TO the pretty
effect.
Those enjoying the affair with the
guest OF honor and hostess We're:
Misses Jessie and Beulah Emmerson
Dora Turner. Laura Aebersold. Eta
Walton. Frances Hemmerle. Marie
Prescott, Genrgie and Roxie Wood,
Cora Mccoy and Miss Pauline Davis
Of Pueblo. and Mesdames W. b. Hcl-
land. Merle Wilson, Harry Bowen,
Rex Dickinson. George Osborn. c. C.
Henderson. Raymond Reide. Walter
Asnew.
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'GRAnDMA" CATllM'S
FUNERAL LARGElY ATTENDED

The funeral Of the late Mrs. Mary
A. catlin took place from the family
homo. lo12 South Second street.
South Canon At o'clock Wednesday
afternoon ana was largely attended
BY the frisnds and neishbors oe the
deceassd. The great number Of foral
tributes placed On The cAsket Of the
dead gave evidence Of the love and
esteem In which Mrs. catlin was
held By those who know her.
The funelal service wAs conduct
"a By Rev. Joseph H. Daring. acting
rector OF Christ church. and was In ac-
coraAnce win the Epincopal hath.
interment was II 0seenvoo1 ceme-
tsry. The pain bearers were W. H.
Smith. Elton Catlin. James Hill.
1hoa. Thonton. Chas. Thornton and
Alox Thornton: all relatives OF the
deceassd.
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WHALEM'S ARREST GAME
TnROueH MISUNDERSTANDING

The arrest Of Malcom whalen III
Colorado eprings for the alleged
theft Of . car helonginE to Franl
Thomas. fosnetly Of this city. 4
now developed came about through
Misunderstanding.
whAlen had used Thomas car on
. rent trip 70 Colombo Springs. being
Obliged 70 spenA most Of the night
there. An accident on the return
trip caused = return to the Springs
and u was lAte In the morning be-
fore wnAlsn could start again fol
Puoblo.
Through an overnight. he failed to
telephone Thomas. his employer and
because Of that. Thomas became un-
easy and a. result evidently took
. wrong vlaw Of the matter.
It WAS N unfortunate cjrcum'
sance and IN view Of all the facts
Il seomn. apparent that WhAlen was
unsustiy aecnssd although. perhaps,
he was n error 10 uhlng ThomAa' pri-
vate cat qh1 noxiigoht II failing 70
telephcAo ~ protieanspf fson the
opF,nua ], = ccs,Gin thnt WASlon
hsd ne erlillSA intoat.
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NOBODY TO BLAME
FOR DEATH OF MINERS

An inquest into the causes Of the
accident at Echo on the Parkdale--
Cotopaxi cut-off link OF the Rain6ow
route highway last Saturday morning
in consequence OF which John Mer.
limo and Joe Tinetu Of Brcokside
were killed was convened at A. +.
Wilson's undertaking pariors At .
O'Clock this afternoon By coroner r.
C. Atkinson Of Florence.
Half . dozen or more witnesses
were placed on the stand and testi-
AeA ~ TO the occurrence: among them
being County Commissioners W. H.
Pisg. After = consideration Of the
evidence the jury returned = verdict
IN accordance with the facts az
brought out In the inquiry: declaring
The accident to have been unaveid-
able and that nobody was to be
blamed for It
The Jury was composed Of A. II.
Davis. c. w. Bcll. r. c. Coleman.
Dave walker. A. H. Craig and o J.
RundahL
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MANnlAoE LIcENsEs rAls
WEEK

A marriage license was issued from,
the oface Of the county clerk on
Tuesday 10 WllliAr, Floyd RUE and
Mins Hslna chappel; both Of Canon
rtly. A similar rsnmit wrS snnissi
liis nsyaiAh 70 CllRora C. Rsuaran
- plosooeS "a Miid 1ln1uAros b.
Jdha y tod ce.st.
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FRIENDS IN COUNCIL


The last meeting OF the Friends In
Council was held Friday. April aist.
At the homo Of the prssidsnt. Mn.
0raveA
The business meeting was held In
the reception room Of the hospital.
The report q thC secretary for re
ciprocity Day" Ana The lecture BY DR..
Bell were read ana aoospted.
TIE tssAsarof rspoFss1 ~ soat to
Mn. Neral. chairman q the "Ea-
aounont Fund. Tor ths Btats FeaerA-
tioa. Ths rsmaiadsr q the go.
plsousa. vill 10 paia Asxt rear.
el0.7S WAS raissd last year By the
History committee Tor the hospitAl
bed.
Changes In the eonstitution were
read for the second time. and voted
upon fAvorably.
Il was voted TO devote one day In
the program OF next year to indus
trial Conditions" 1t the request Of
STATE Federation; also ono day to an
outdoor meeting q which time trees
viii be planted with an appropriate
program.
The business u The seaaion being
Apishsd che annual meetinG was call.
- The secretary oAvs ne repprt
~ The ysar TATSe new ,membcrs
haNo hasA n11o1 hnyin0 ~, Vsif;
M1otaMss ccllinu. AshIey ~ Dala.
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COMPLIMENTARY TO Mr.. AM
MRS srRouP.

A very enjoyable social was given
BY the choir of the First Presbyterian
church last Friday evening compli-
mentary to Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. stroup,
who left the following day for Pal
mer Lake TO make their home. The
affair took place in the church par
lors and was a very pleasing affair.
Mr.. stroup had been connected with
the choir since coming to Canon City
and the gathering was a tribute to
the esteem in which he is held by its
members. Light refreshments were
served May baskets filled with now-
ers were presented to the guests as
souvenirs OF the occasion.