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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1915-03-20

The district teachers reading circle
met at the high school building Satur-
day afternoon. There were twenty.
three teachers in attendance and about
fifty visitors. The program consisted
of reviews of two books assniged for this
work, and music by the grades and High
School Glee Club. The teachers of the
various grades had arranged exhibits of
the work done in their rooms, illustra-
tive of the regular daily work. The ex-
hibits were of great value to the teach
ers. The meeting was very instructive
and entertaining, and entirely success
full from every point of view.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1915-03-20
OF INTEREST TO HoMEsTEADERs.

A number of laws enacted by the re-
cent session of congress, of much inter.
est to homesteaders or prospective home
steaders, were SO overshadowed by the
large public questions, that little publici-
ty has been given to them. In a resume
of the legislation pertaining to the de-
partment of interior, by Secretary Lane
are enumerated the following laws:
Appropriation of $l4, ,000, 900 to be ex-
pended in reclamation work in 1916.
The creation of board of review in
land cases, in the Office of the secretary
of interior.
Authorizing the president to provide
a method for opening land restored from
reservation or withdrawal.
Allowing the husband to select the
residence for both parties in case of in
termarriage between homesteaders.
Allowing division into two periods of
the five months absence privilege of
the three year homestead law. Hereto
fore it must all be taken in one contin-
uous period.
Allowing homestead entrywoman TO
perfect her claim, although she may lose
her citizenship by marrying an alien.
Allowing the deserted wife of home
steader to submit proof on his claim and
receive patent in her own name.
Extending to South Dakota a part of
the enlarged homestead law, permitting
of 800 acre entries.
Validating entries under the enlarged
homestead law where parties had par
TALLY exhausted their 100 acre home
stead rights.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1915-03-20
SCHOOL NOTES.

The Second Grade regret very much
that Mildred Albertson has gone away.
She will attend school in the Pringle
district for the balance of the term.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1915-03-20

Co. Supt. Norma Connor visited the
various grades this week.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1915-03-20

Your attention is called to the story
of "The Adventures of Kathlyn" lin
condensed FORM in another column of
this paper. This story will be told in
Motion Pictures at the Opera House.
Commencing Saturday night the 22nd,
the three opening chapters, or reels,
will be given and each Saturday follow
ing two reels will be given. The story
will be continued each week, so the
pictures can easily be followed. This
Serial is one of the best taken, and cost
nearly 100000 to make. The Opera
House management have been to con-
siderable expense to get this story, feel
ing that their patrons would appreciate
il.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1915-03-20

Pearl Wilkinson has returned from
Belle Fourche where she has been visit.
ing with her father.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1915-03-20

Under the direction of the local forest
office there has been compiled table of
distances which will be of great value to
autoists and others. 1t contains the
names of twenty-five cities aud towns
from Belle Fourche to Edgemont and
from Rapid City to Newcastle, Wyo.,
covering practically the entire Black
Hills district. 1t is so arranged that at
glance, the distance between any two
of these points may be ascertained. 1t
does not in all cases give the shortest
distance, but the aim is to give the short
est and preferable distance. In some
instances, the shortest distance between
two points is not always the most de-
sirable for auto or other means of travel.
large number of copies of this table
will be printed for general distribution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08
PeraonaIa ~ No.

Mrs Samuel williams. Uf Woodsdale
VI I'atc this week for Indiana. Pa. 10
Visit relatives. "
br. ana Mrs. flaming. NJ woodlavvn
LOU yesterday fur Cleveland o.. where
m, viii visit friends
Iu' middle Wheeling creek road which
7 Ih. from the National road TO valley
Grove and the chapel huI road af line.
WIG. hos been closed for repairs
Ih" Iritde. phla district high school
team viii play tho Linely Inpfifufa
team Wednesday Afternoon on the Plc-s-
anton uud
Iemss Amos. OF Naiorsvnls sp.,,
.,sirraay tho guest of relatives in Kim
Miss Susie Frcno. 1f Edginrtop t,,.
kIee. y. TIT
The water from tire G~rerFqyrfa SCHOOL
ma fk'd ~ chemists ut the sfnfs TrrI.
FEF &C. Morgtutnwu. does not conc
tain typhoid germs. No was feared
h' So vincent Dramatic club az
I..m Grove. viii prssen. 81 i've r.f
drama Tho seal OF Confession .r
M"dns0day and Thursday e.oninra .t
81. Nincents school hall
II' Pastors AID Society of the sf.r.
'uftrrlan church. .l Film Grove ..ur
"a supper on Thursday evening" Sow
Ni.. Elizabeth Pastor of K-ery..T
D.. Ieft yesterday for SfU YlrE eIfy
tnn repairs Uf tho National ROAD f.
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AGED WOMAN
PASSES AWAY
MRS. CATHERINE kREes. EIGHTY.
TWO YEARS OLD, DIED LAST
EVENING.
Was One Of the Oldest and Most Re.
speeted German Residents Of the
South Side.

Following an illness Of several
months Of complication OF diseases
Mrs. Catherine. Krebs. widow Of the
late Christaisn Krebs. peacefully
passed away last evening a. : orclocl,
al her home. 35l3 Jacob street.
Mrs. Krebs was one Of the oldest
residents Of ;he South Side. She wa
born In Germany eighty-two years AGO
and for many years lived in this CITY.
coming here from Krebs' Landing
down the Ohio river-where she
spent her girlhOod days. She was a
devout member of the Third Presby-
terrain church. Mrs. Krebs was twice
married. her second husband died
thIrty-thrce years ago
surviving are five children. John
Morbouch and Mrs. g.. H. Wise
10th Of Bellaire. Misses Anna and
Elizabeth kreb-. az home. and Albor
q krebs. Of the :. G. Krobs & Com.
pauy. Of this city. with whom Mr.
hrebs had been making her home
Funeral arrangements we're not
completed last night but Il Is likely
that OBJ" Rev. j. J.. Leyenberrcr. pas.
Tor Of tho Third Presbyterian church
VIII conduct the services "Wednesday
afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08
GROUND BROKEN
FOR NEW CHURCH
SPECIAL SERVICES HELD ny Epo-
a.. WOOD LUTHERAN CHURCH
. YESTERDAY.
Visiting Ministers Take Part In I'm
prosatve ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
From Other DENOMINATIONS.

T formal ground breaking services
Lor the new EdgWuOd Evangelical Lu-
heran church at Lenox Place, was held
ySsleEaay AFTERNOON at > o'clock. and
Ihe event was very successful in every
detail Rev Ralph a Harshmsn, the
Adams directed the ground breaking eA-
efclscs and the first howell FUN Of dirt
was thrown b. Rev. Harshmau. after
lam Grade OF Tho church council and
building committee. All Of the visiting
ministers present took part ia the exer-
cisez.
The program Vas opened when the
choir sang come Thou Almighty King"
after which the Rev. V. 5. Dysinger.
Church o. Whesiins. GdeetivssTHed LI iSe in
vocation. The scripture Lesson Wa
re3d BY Rev Harshman.
iteF. .. g. Dean. pastor OF Trinity
Lutheran church and president Luther
aa. synod Of West Virginia. took for his
subject Except the Lord build a house
~ ptII. ne eall 10 D. tat men and
women Of the church who produce re-
ln which the Lord has "a part. m "A
church u 10 succeed Il must have con-
.lstsd ne. and women VITO are inter-
-t.d N ne work for consecrated love
De- Tho building and foundation 81 every
AAy you HaNe a great and good
Rev j. ". Potter. pastor OF tho Vance
M'u"rItl church. .4.I q bring you a
N..l OF cordial erecting from The Pros
admire sulr pu-h and per-everaucs
.,..H your eye ou this church and watch
i.g g. s. -r.dor. pastor % the nuos-
h p church. m the course Of his
.HII. wish r'T we'll Boz guIr
Na' nc ~oT grow AND
70 'h.a .hur.H co. cha com
Er F.H outlined tae bic.
Na. ta. .pt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08
HAIR is GRAY
YOU LOOK OLD
LOOK YOUNG 81 DARrEatNG
GRAY HAIR WITH g.BAs
NO OYE-HARMLEss

IN you- hair bel gray. faded a.zDv.
ihlh DremafureIg Vray. OF sfroaksd
with gray. yDI viii look twelve o. o.
teen years younger DO you Carkon your
FfaY hair uF aiamDooIng your hair
ana srfIJ - f.r times with Oman
Hair frl0. E... 0rrI o. I. not "a dive.
Dur aoIa on t.r roofs makes gray hair
healthy. tuning your aray ha To- "a
beautiful. luafrouH aoff. natural dark
sfad" ~d1rkcrinz y11r gray hair and
erifo bead ~ laIr a1 evenly That uu
o.. need .I.Dr0f sou uas @ uau Ia
Tldrs Q.Iiau af0ra dandrIT. .frHIne
fraip and FALLING hair. promote IIs
FIou'h makes hair and scalp clean
and f4fl fur and aIpafa dar,.r. .rt.
hair Results Guaranteed Only SOC Tor
biF Tor bottle M Cr'eat Drug Co .
lita Market street. WherInr. ST. Va
ouf offoun foira ruprfed bv mail
can or write asking Tor Oman Ifs.r
Color Fcsf0rer
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shfough ne nyriai - nerves b. drersr 49,,
Itf tls Internal DREAMS Arf e. T.
il OF repnFe must rrHerf tt.e'f rof g,f-
hale 20 orme. F IT.
ounf mothrrs who have urrF au4ft.
'eh4 hare written o. srv hrw $3.50
iiey were 90 The Hiafrrr 90 n.Irr..r
f.HeNe nffr1ufrrrT. and ofhrr r.frr....
800 ueg Dad hcard and feared. a.
bottle ~ M1fhrra rr4rrs i.
store simply apply % over me- afamsit wg.
N~ and fHf a.ur~i ~ perfect safsfr arf
Imi1r dHy nrf u.rif write o. rr.rfs
Errulalor. eos iauar Hf1r- Atlanta. "a. ~,
NAff hanaf1ae Hri lusirlcurs hot
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MAN
Is FOUND DEAD

Special Dis patch 90 the Intelligence.
CAMERON. " Va. Nuy. "A L.
llufbiu. on. OF The best known citizens
or THIS town. and clerk uf the South
Penn OH Company. drsrpsd dead tbfe
evening az 10 o'clock in ils office in
il" Cameron Bank building MANY of
HlH friends wtr" shocked when th.r
heard 90, news. as be- has been boo APP
parent good health fHr the past several
years re had gone Co the evening rar-
vices af the Christian Cuurcn with his
Nitc ana while there became 800 and left
'ur his home on High street. When Tfs
OF. arrived home be could not be
found and fh. police were notified aud
fhc} az once began a search which end-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08
RELIEF EXPEDITION
FOR ARMENIANS

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Nov. 7-Rev.
samuel q. Wilson. missionary. OF In
ula.a IA has been named TO take
Man relief committee Of Ncv YORK ar
l4ills. Russia. I;.y. Wilson. who lived
IN Iabrlz. Persia. from 1855 until thru
cars AK, NHid here to-day that he RAD
accepted ana De viii sail from New yorE
N'N 'ub'r 10. uu the scandinavian liner
. nIt.d tSatcs. tn, committee. ne SAID
among me Arucutaus Nul have fled
from Turkey and Persia fl Eusei9 m
ihat hundreds 90 thousands on collars
ln"i' VIII uc needed. He declared tbar
lh're are b'tWecn H0c.0 600 and 500. O0l
refugee iu Russia ub, -
lu need OF RELIEF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08
Funeral OF n1r. Hen Today.

J ms morhlng at $40 o'clock brief fu-
neral services viii be held for Nicholas
Hell. a highly respected citizen Of tbs
S'lth side, who died last Friday. al the
family home. 1913 NTcColloch street. Re-
gllti. solemn mass VIII be celebrated in
- Mays church at 3 o'clock. Burial I'M
AT Calvary cemetery
Mr. Hell was one Of the Oldest resi-
de.is ~ the city. being in his eighty-
MIRO year. and Tor a great many Years
had lived IN the Wheeling district.
McNlechen. Nicholas ~ Hspry
or wheeling, and william Hell OF Mum
&C. ina three daughters. Mrs. Mary
lSley and Mrs. Elizabeth Morris b0fh
o. this city, and Mrs. Anna Mouth of
west Alexander. Pa.
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Glenwood to Firth street. FULTON win
be completed tomorrow. VIZ
9 O. russell. Of New York. is visit
ing relatives at Elm Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Trusseu mi, u,u
Grove. and g @. TrusseIl. OF New YORK
ANA Mrs a +. order. OF Elm Grove
aht"t ytaierday at CuiontoWn. O.. the
guest Of friends and relatives.
Nllrs Gertrude Cohen. Of Beaver Fails.
IA, VINO has been the guest OF relatives
az est Alexander. for the past few
h~sG9mpanled By Miss Sarah Cooper. who
VIII spend some time IS her guest
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comes tho question =
comfort n hripfuI
aide AMI f~nfuenres
Among uro best o.
these De- a we'll Known
erfsrnn1 rrmrFv-
Mothers Friend
n is gently applied %
% surfaces mua-fea
hra are luLricatef.
toned, made p'ialir 81
th-y stretch - rlfuro
requires without Tie
strain and pain on
ard IrBmerfs
INm lido.
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revival services are being held in the
Flrst ii. r. church OF Elm Grove ber11.
last evening and continuing
the week. Al the opening
services last night n song service Vas
I'hIered b. the choir. after which R.v
y h. Hart delivered a splendid address
sI,Lhtr Tor This evening will be- Rev.
cay evening. and Rev. T. a. Sp.ckman
Friday evening. All Of the services
viii begin each evening al 1850 o'clock
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Young OH Intrrnh

Mss Lena Hadorn. ten year old dturb-
Yer ol AT and Mrs. sam Hndorn. Of
gTeEssyille. had her riEht Icg br5k.,
D.loW me knee yesterday afternoonuhen
ne was hit By "a bicycle rI4den by franI
+i.iIlH on the same town. The accll-nt
b'th@ny pike. and il said 90 have b.e1
InhFoidabie. A. a late hour last riybf
sh' Elrl was resting as easily as could
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ne Illustrated lecture given on aIn.
pa Iast evening in the chapel OF he
~ ~oodsdal" by the Rev. J. N. Potter A.
~ vas OF unusual interest. Man. rIIua-
lratlon8 sere used Co. show fhr 1r.a-
india Trough Missions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08
Kettle reported Stolen

- was reported last night that county
auiN'rltDs had been notified that some
tered the yard OF a. Branstrsp Of
1~reFEsvilie. and stole q 20-gaIlon Kettle
ana stand. To Del thought 20 have been
cen prank
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AHle preafn On Anto-

Ih" right front axle Of a flvc-pas-
SehE'I H~tudchaker touring car. broke
3,-lerda{ on the National road. al Film
Nf9Ee, uetWetu the railroad crossing
40 ne N@S4onal bank. The machin car
Fi'u state license No. 3232. No one was
nlIt Inc car was taken 90 the Price
kar1se where the necessary repairs VIII
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REGULAR meeting Of IN. keystone
class OF tho stone Ircshyterfan
church wul b. held Friday evening. At
ne home of the teacher. Mrs 4 r
ttubI" "i h'ys avenue. Elm Grove An
interesting program H. belng prepared
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-08

He~ furnishings and fixtures viii be
-"curd Tor the boys club room al fb.
vance Memorial Iresbyf.rIau .HurlH
About $50 viii b. spent I4r ImIr.,..
mentH. Inc collection from the Mon "a
L4blc class md the ,.rEr.Etftur err.
l.ItNy VIII 20 toward Che b,1,ut of tue
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"a when they found him m his ofnce
me deceased was Ia his 35th year and fs
surNlNed by his wife and two chfIdrsn
and Harry. The coroner Wa
AT once notified and had the body rc-
moved 10 "A local undertaking csta bIieh-
Nnert an autopsy VIII be he'd 20
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Funeral For Mr. Ru., a

.i.l serNio.r VII ar held for sc1rg. Vi
'''9l. VINO died THURSDAY. az :He family
@ Main street. followed with.
tul.m solemn mass lu ~ Nlrh1r.us
...i'h 40 . "clocH. Burial la Nt. lll-
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Penny social a sncesu.-

The penny SOCIAL Of he MILLING Vo-k.
ers sunday school class taught by Mis-.
LOWE Taught Of the West Alexander
al the home % Mr. and Airs. s. ". Am-
mons. west OF West Alexander. proved A
very enjoyable affair.
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rnnsraI FOR ~. smi.h

'Hefai services for HAIRY J. Smith
.' .l'N M 'leNrlaut. ohio. last TTr---
were conducted ar the a g. n4sra
"infh saturday afternoon. Burial ,y4s
lH Greenwood cemetery.
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hl a II silver his afternoon at the'
nome OF the child's grandmother. Mrs.
n. -l42 Main street. Tins
afternoon at . O'Clock. H4rIal wiz h.
In Mt WOOD cemetery.
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me purpose or considering the kind OF a
heating system 90 be Installed AL the
new school building. IL h. likely that.
tAe contract Viii be awarded.
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Funeral Of uniid Today

Lne body ~ little AuEettn f-6s.rl,-r
80 u.-i Ih Hartford. Conn. aHst Trrr.'
ny arrived Do The city yestordly rs-
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TITO Wash. VITO. ...#H. ......
..arI .. rl..HfIuu will rt.|
m mo f'Ifon Ho.I rlIIl.rr f.r
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MEMS LEAGUE TO MEET.

In" social sessiou OF Tho Mems
ls'AENg 1f the First Presbyterian church
next friday evening promises fo be
most lHf'r'-f.ug. An Informal musical
fotfHU follow I'd b. a good tank ard
tlEhi reir' shmeute VIII hoip make an
have an enjoyable time All men. morn
hcrs or not. are welcome.
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The Real Suffrage
Thought Of Women

Mothcrhoodisthc thought
WOmln.s mind. And with iI- al 80.
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Yes; somebody once told her that sb.
beautiful ears -kar.as city Jour
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RexfNaI Maetinrn

not begin until all OF the plans have
been completed. ~
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Ibis is the Banner Suit Sale
of the Season

We were on hand when the
manufacturers were letting out
all Suits, so as to enable them to
concentrate all OF their attention
on the manufacture of Coats.
These Suits are absolutely the
cream of this seasons creations
and at the price we offer them a
mammoth crowd should await
the opening of our store on
Monday morning.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-23

address. I'VE here celebrate" said
Governor Adams, "an event that is
national in its influence. that unifies
the people, and strengthens the na-
ton. Civilization builds heS home
beside the highways OF travel. bar
barism beside the rude trails OF the
savage. The cost OF one battleshiD
will build 1000 miles OF good roads.
II is better to dig out good roads In
>America than to dig trenches and
graves in Europe"
Mayor Alexander OF Salida In the
course OF his remarks said that he
did not dispute Denver's claim to kav-
ing furnished the most men for the
construction OF this road, as stated
by a previous speaker, but that he
did rejoice along with the citizens OF
salida and Chaffee county in being
able to Join in this celebration In
honor of the completion Of scenic
highway unsurpassed anywhere in
the world.
At the conclusion OF tho program
there were loud cries for Warden
lyman. who came to the stand and
spoke briefly: This road" said the
warden, will not be completed until
it is driven right down thru the
Royal Gorge to Canon City. and It
can be done IL the people want It and
will get behind it."
Prof. H. v. George. secretary of the
local Chamber of Commerce, did not
make public speech, but he seem
ed to be everywhere looking after
the details OF the AFFAIR. There were
no serious accidents. Just as the
crowd was leaving for home a little
girl from salida fell under q movina
car and narrowly escaped death, but
owing to the presence Of mind Of the
driver, James Belknap, the car was
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ernor ]. II. Peabody to extend form
al welcome to the visiting governors
and other guests of honor. This
road" said Gov. Peabody, marks
a new epoch in the history Of road
building in Colorado. As the Appian
Way was the best and greatest ex.
ample OF highway construction in
ancient times. SO Is this road the
climax Of modern road-build!ng."
Senator Charles s. Thomas was one
Of the principal speakers. In short,
though polished oration, he reviewed
the progress Of civilization as It was
affected by the highway Of travel.
"The gas engine" said the speaker.
"is revolutionizing modern ciyiliza.
-tion. This road has moral as well
as material aspect. In this day of
warfare and dissolution In Europe the
state Of Colorado has reared a monu-
ment to honor and character. as well
as to material enterprise" At this
point Senator Thomas paid a high
tribute to Warden Thomas lyman and
his honor system in connection with
building Of public roads by prisoners
from the penal institutions. Colo
rado has begun. and will. In time,
finish." continued the speaker. zone
Of the most magnificent systems OF
road ways ever projected in America.
The next step will be to perfect some
system whereby these attractive
places may be brought In reach OF
the common people Of the country"
Governor Adams was no less elo'
quent than Senator Thomas in his
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-23

stopped just ms tho wheels were
pressing against her little body. Altho
badly scared and slightly bruised.
she was not seriously hurt. There
was one case of broken axle and n
few cases. of tire trouble. but taking
It all together the celebration could
not have been much more carefully
planned. nor successfully carried out.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-23

G. w. Mccrary OF Fayette. Mo-. who
arrived the first Of the week. left
this afternoon for Montrose. Ridge
way. Salt Lake City and other poin .
west. Mr.. Mccrnry has made several
visits to Canon City during the last
few years and has q considerable
number Of friends and acQuaintancss
here.
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WILL 40 TO LoulsvlLLE, kv.

Prof. Arthur L. Haley Is planning
TO leave on Wednesday or Thursday
Of next week for Louisville. Ken
tucwy, where he has been engaged
as a singing evangelist by Rev. Min
gard for series Of religious meet
ines. Prof. Haley will probably be
gone from Canon City until the
Christmas holidays.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-23

Cars were observed from the follow
ing paIces: California. Denver. Colo
rado Springs. Pueblo. Penrose. Flor
ence, Westcliffe. Hillside, Howard.
saiida. Buena Vista. Leadvil'e. Many
other towns were probably represent
ad
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of
August 1917" A
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