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Mrs. Ella Dillon Martin of Swink,
spent Wednesday in our city.
Supt. and Mrs. SIS. Phillips spent
Saturday with friends in Fowler.
| Robert Anderson returned on We'd
nesday from business trip to Denver.
Mesdames Hale and Sprinkler went
up to Denver on Tuesday for a few
days visit.
George Cullison this week purchased
the old Adams place from w. X. Boyd
of La Junta.
Mrs. Harry C. Morse departed on
Friday last for visit with her mother
in Los Angeles
Mrs. T. B. Wilson left on Wednesday
for visit with relatives at her old
home in Casey, Ill.
| Masters Leland and Junior Lewis left
Saturday for Denver where they will
enter Warren Academy.
Mrs. H. ]. Sprinkler of Newton, Kan.,
arrived in the city last Saturday and is
the guest of Mrs. l. d. Hale.
Charles Ingersoll, machinist at the
factory during the campaign. left on
Monday for his home at Abilene, Kan.
Lloyd Gretchen left Wednesday for
Holly where he will meet his father and
accompany him on trip to Galveston,
Texas.
The Sanitary Plumbing Co. has moved
from Elm avenue to the store building
recently vacated by R. Farris on North
Main street,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Van Horne came
in from their ranch at Timpas on Tues.
day and will spend the rest of the win
ter in their town residence.
Ben Wilson left on Wednesday for
his parental home in Auburn, ILL.,, after
an extended visit in this city with his
brother, Prof. l. E. Wilson.
j. L. Jacoby and H. G. Graham of
Smithton, Iowa. have purchased a
tract of land south of the city and will
take possession Immediately. &.
Fred Eusey, veteran engineer on
the Denver and Rio Grande, with head
vuarters in Pueblo, spent Monday in
this city with his nephew, J. T. Brad
shaw.
Mrs. James Cullison and Sam Cad
man returned Monday, from Creston,
Iowa, where they had been called by a
message announcing the death of their
mother
Mr.. and Mrs. M. U. Randel left last
evening for couple of months visit
with relatives in Kansas, before going
to the Big Horn country for their regu-
lar six months sojourn.
C. o. Sweat and his newmade bride,
formerly Miss Marie E. johnson of
Eaton, Colo, arrived on Saturday after
short honeymoon spent in Denver,
and are receiving the congratulations
of Clyde's many Palace of Sweets
friends.
County Clerk Frederick issued mar
riage license last Friday to Miss Fern
Stainbrook and Mr.. A. NJ Fox. The
young people motored down from
Florence, and on there rstnrn were
married at Rocky Ford, according to
the Bent County Democrat.
Union service of the Presbyterian
and Methodist congregations will be
held on Sunday evening in the M. E.
church. DR.. Warner will preach a SER
mon especially for the young people.
The theme will be Building on Gods
Plan."
]. H. Price left Saturday for Fair
field, ILL., where he will visit his aged
father, who is suffering from stroke
of paralysis. While in the east Mr..
Price will do his spring and summer
purchasing so that patrons of the
Reliable Store may have the newest,
up-to-t minute styles to make their
selection from.
The Rev. Father Edward Downey,
for twenty years the pastor of st.
Victor's Catholic church at Cripple
Creek. where he has been especially
revered by the children, arrived on Sat-
urday to take charge of st. Peters
parish in this city. He is succeeded at
Cripple Creek by Father Neenan, the
former esteemed pastor of the Rocky
Ford Catholic church.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rose were
entertaining company last Sunday,
their heater blew out and while that
is bad enuff they had more trouble
from the same cause when they found
the entire upstairs in a blaze, caused
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