davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
Pleasant as Could Be.

"A number Of women attended this
orizefght."
Il hope none Of them felt sick dur
ing the bout" said the humane man,
who thought perhaps the sight of
blood had upset the gentle creatures.
"Oh, no. The men were not permit
ted to smoke, because of the fire risk.
and there were no rank cigar fumes to,
offend their delicate nostrils."
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
Eriendlv Crltjclsvn

Humorist-The editor OF the Daily
Crouch makes fun OF my Jokes.
Spacer-Well. don't see where you
have any kick coming. That is GER
tainly more than you can do.
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
Intricate Detail.

He-I suppose you understand base
ball?
She-oh, yes. all but one thing.
He-And that?
She-What do they use the bats
for?
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
Remarkable.

Jenkins is the most remarkable au-
thor of the century"
What makes you think so?"
He wrote column description of
the horse show and never once men
toned the costumes OF the women"
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
Quite So.

when it's apple blossom time" car
oiled the early boarder.
That's the romantic side Of farm
ing" commented the grizzled agricul-
turist who ran the place. when it's
potato bug time nobody wakes tune
full"
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
A Great Loss.

OTGdt LOSS.
so your car was stolen?"
Yes"
81 would worry: perhaps it will be
recovered"
I'm not worrying about the car;
that was insured. But / had six gal
Ions of gasoline in the tank and I
can't afford to stand that loss"
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
His Hope.

What are you doing now for a liv-
ing, Sam?"
"Oh, Is a chicken fancier, sah."
"A chicken fancier. Sam?"
Yes, sah."
We'll, Sam, hope to gracious you
won't fancy any of my chickens"
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
Worth Seeina, ANYWAY,

Her-You ought to have seen Mabel
run the quarter mile
It-What did she do 1t in?
Her-I don't know what you call the
darned things.-Leland Stanford Unit
versity Chaparral.
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
Il Used to Be That WaY.

Farmer Green's now out of sight,
On the doorknob there Is Grape:
At hotel he blew out the light
And let the gas escape.
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
Supervision.

A business man exclaimed: GLOW nice
80 many strive my shop to run.
That 1 may simply take advice
And give my time to rest and fun"
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

The board of County Commission
ems met fer the month of June and
allowed the following bills.
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
Quick Point.

Silliboy-Miss Gussie, do you be-
lieve in auto-suggestion?
Smart Girl-Well. was just think
ing how a good Joy ride would come
in just now.
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
NEVADAv|LLE NOTES

Tom Reiley came up from Arizona
yesterday to VISIT with his parents.
Nick Wearne and family removed
to Central City, yesterday where they
will reside in future.
John Kelley moved his family to
Nederland yesterday.
Miss Eliza Trezise visited her
friend, Mrs. Chas. Trenoweth In Cen
tral City yesterday.
Why be church attendant?
There's a reason. Come out next
Sunday. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m.
and preaching services at $3.50 p. m.
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
Parental Conscience,

"My boy Josh has got me kind O.
wCried," said Farmer Corntossel.
Amt he behavin'?" asked the
neighbor.
81 hadn't thought about that What
I'm wonderin' is whether kin spruce
up an be the kind of a father he
thinks he's entitled to-"
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
The Truth.

A man who only speaks the truth
May speak but little. there's no doubt.
Most OF his time he'll spend. In sooth,
In patient care to find 1t out.
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22

Wilson and Marshall will prove in
at the coils.
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
Cant Eat.

THE high cost of living doesn't
seem to bother Dubwaite to any ex.
tent"
rs he philosophical"
mo. Dyspeptical."
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22

The Right Kind.
How could the hunters thread their
way through that tangled jungle?"
"They had needle guns, guess"
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22

FRANK G. MOODY,
County Clerk.
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LISTED SHARES
SHOW ACTIVITY

In market WITCH showed tar more
activity thar Monday there appeared
tendency on the part of several Of
tae listed stocks TO sell off oiaa was
an exception and rose from l6 70 t6i4
McBTyde sold at'l2l2 and 123s. other
sales were Oahu -, Eva 30. Pioneer
41a. Waialua .3ih4 Haw. Railway A..
SIs. BreW:ls 20k
Unlisted stocks we're generally
strong. Oil recovered sharply ana
rose TO $3.50. sales being 1890 al $3.50.
1000 at s3.45, 159 at $3.50 and l00 at
s3.e0 I--neral Products also adyanc
ed. 100 sailing at st.25. 500 at Sl26
and 200 at $l271a Engels copper
was strong, bnt scored no advances
despite some excellent news which
was privately received by at Least two
brokerage houses. Sales of Engels
were 700 shares at S4S7I4. upper
airy sold at . cents and there were no
sales Of Montana-Bingham, which WAS
quoted at 40 and 80 cents.
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NELL LOCKWOOD !
PLEASES Maui
MUSIC LOVERS

Nell Lockwood will render an In
dian program" Wednesday evening,
December 6, al Charles r. Bishop hall
at S:I5, and Honolulu music lovers
will have an opportunity of hearing
and seeing this we!lrecommended
singer. Tickets are How on sale at
Cunha's Music Company and also in
the hands of any member of the No
ami Music Club, also at the Promotion
Committee rooms, and at the door on
the evening of the concert.
The lYailukn Times says of Miss
Lockwoods recent concert at Wal
luku:
ut was not large bat very APP
preciative audience that greeted Nell
Lockwaud on her first appearance on
Maui. Tuesday night. at the Wailuku
Orrheum. Fhe inclement weather
with intermittent showers kept many
people from venturing out. Those
who came were richly rewarded. Maui
music levers have rarely had the
pleasure of hearing contralto so
pure, rich Gnd pleasing, so clear,
flexible and true. Her faultless enun-
citation. great dramatic power, splen-
did acting and cultured, graceful
movements enhanced the charm of
the entertainment.
Miss Lockwood rendered her In
dian soags m costume throughout the
evening, with all appropriate stage set
ting REPRESENTING an indian camp in
the forest
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OPERA NUMBERS
FEATURE RECITAL
GIVEN tonight

Notable III the .ents ui tls season
is the operate concert 10 be sircn 10
Eight at the bone OF Rev. and Mrs
w. y. Westeryelt Waikiki. by Sienoc
Joaquin S. Wanrer. the Spani5a basso-
baritone, assisted by other talent in
the city.
MTs.s Riley H. Allen. Mrs. Louis
Churchill Rogers, sopranos; Mrs. Hair
old l. Lyon and Mrs. Edith George,
mezZo-sopranos, and 6'iarsace Water
man, baritone, will give solos and
Mrs. Bernice Steven and Mrs ~. ID.
Westerveit will be accompanies.
The program is:
Simon Bocanegra" Prayer .Serdi
Prof. Joaquin s. Wanreil
ia Reina de Saba" t"Lend Me
YOUR Aid ....,....,. G0Ilnod
Mrs. Harold l. LYON
La Sonambnla" c1 Beho!d Thee'l
Clarence Waterman.
Roberto il Diayolo." Roberto o'tu
che adora ...........,. Meyerbeer
Mrs. Louise Churchill Rogers.
Duet-"Amo" .......t..,..... Plnzuttl
Mrs. Harold L. Lyon and Signor
Joaquin s. Wanrell.
Salvador Rosa" Dispose di padre
.....4.. Cones
Signor Joaquin S. Wanrell.
"Barbierie di Siviglia," Una voce
poco "a Rossinl
Mrs Riley f. Allen.
Don Carlo" Ella giam mai mamo
Verdi
Signor Joaquin 5. Wanreil
Faust" Guando a te lieta. .Gounod
Mrs. Edith F. George.
"Rigoletto." lutte lie feste al TEMPO
Verdi
Mrs. Riley H. Allen and Signor
Joaquin s. Wanrell.
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alive audience II the Biiou last night.
Jane was no other than the win
some Miss Jeanne Mai. whose SONGS
are ringing in many Honolulu heart.
Miss Mai last night took the part OF
a coy maid servant who found il ex-
pedient to marry her master for a day
for business only to help him cut
OF an embarrassing scrape and stimuli
taneousIy obtain sufficient funds with
which her real husband, the butler
eddie Young could start in bust
ness.
The ludicrous situations, involving
the everything Pearl Iardiniere in a
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HEINIFS TAVERN
GIVES VISITORS
ALOHA Tonight

4 most hearty invitation is extended
To all passengers and officers of the
s. S. Great Northern, which arrived
Yesterday, and the g. s. Mat5onia. ar
rived this morning, to. attend the din
ner-dance to be given in their honor at
Heinie's Tavern, "On the Beach at
Waikiki" this evening.
special menu has been prepared
for the occasion, and cabaret enter
tainments especially arranged for, will
be presented during the evening, and
Heinie's orchestra will furnish their
usual good dancing music.
Local society and army and navy
folk are also cordially invited, and are
requested to bring their friends and
give Hawaii's visitors hearty aloha
ADV.
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hoop SKIRT that was scream, were
numerous. Not least among the funny
scenes was when the master, Kek
Schilling. was Obliged to carry the
plot further BY producing baby for
the obdurate and OF course comical
Mr. Hoffbrau, Frank Vance Schil-
ling was especially good in a diff
cult role. Dan Kelly appeared for q
moment as an irate father.
The musical numbers and dances IN.
terspersed through the play came with
pleasing regularity. The opening
chorus is full of kick" and Some
Girls DO and Some Girls Don't" by
Jean Maury and cuteeostumed
chorus was happy choice.
Bessie Hin enjoyed her usual APP
plause and deserved il. but the new
quartet did not seem To have the
pep" and harmony Of the old one.
Ruth Maker led the chorus in a
catchy little Chinese selection to the
tune of chop sticks. IL remained for
Miss Mai, however. to thrill the heart
and brighten the eye with her deep.
full solo, AN Irish Lullaby and her
duet with Eddie Young. The loudest
and longest applause was given to
Tim Moore, however, when he APP
peared on the stage dragging at the
end of an immense cable tiny. umas-
Stunning little puppy about which he
sang a side-splitting song with a title
something like, Dat darg, dat berry
darg,' indicating with contagious
smiles and grim-cracks the mite at
his faaf
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Rev. j. Wilbur Chapman, well.
known evangelist, was operated upon
in the Polytechnic Hospital New York,
for gallstones.
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Champ Clark was returned to Con-
gress by one CT the heaviest MAORI
ties ever given to him.
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The collection is a most unusual eX-
hibit Of Keshans, saruks, Kirman-
shah and many other well known
weaves, the marvellous beauty of
which it is impossible for mere
words to describe adequately. 1t is
sufficient to say merely that the ex-
hibit far surpasses any former dis
play of its kind.
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What is more, this mays be the
Last Big Oriental Rug Exhibition
for years to come. The war has
ruined the rug industry, entirely
stopping the weaving, and it will be
many years at least, before this art
is revived.
We consider ourselves fortunate
in securing this consignment, and
urge that all art lovers come and
view the collection, as offering the
ultimate in Christmas Gifts.
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jane PROVES
BESTOFFERING
NGERSOLLCO.
Under the caption lane" the niger

Under the caption lane" the Inger-
soil Company entertained an Aopreci-
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Mhran these islands
personal the display explain the beautiful symbolism
to emphasize exquisite craftsmanship of these
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-04-06

OFT the United States and Europe as
iiianst. and, as performer on that
instrument, cccuI les a rlace in the
estimation of the public second only
to that enjoyed by Ignace Paderewski.
After an entertainment at Salt Lake
CITY, where they are billed for an en-
ga ement. Mr.. AID Mrs. Sohill ng will
make a prof ssional tour of tie Paci-
iic coast cities.
G.. +. French of Denver, travelling
freisht and PASSENGER agent for the
Waba h abroad company, is busi-
ness visitor IN Canon City today.
sPANGLERs HAVE BABY BOY
IN PUEBLO FIRST OF THE WEEK
A. E. Mills, salesman in the shoe
department of the Nowels-S:nckton
Mercantile company's store, was a
business vi itor in Pueblo the first of
the week. He reports the sale of the
bankrupt stock of goods recently
taken over by the company there as
attracting large patronage.
Ar. and Mrs. Isadore Spansler are
the happy parents of ten and half
pound boy, born to them on Wednes-
day. Ivy, who drives the Canon City
Cripple Creek AUTO stage, gets high
up in the world daily, but is more
elevated than usual on account of the
new distinction that has come to him.
He is bearing his honors, however,
with becoming dignity.
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Cogan is here for the purpose of look
ing after the loading Of the rails and
other equipment of the old Florence
< Cripple Creek Railroad company.
recently sold to d. II. Silberman Of
San Francisco. Mr.. Cogan was accom-
panied here from Colorado Springs by
a number of his business associates.
WENT TO WEsTcLiFFE.
DIR. G.. W. Wolfenterger left this
afternoon for Westcliffe on pro-
fessional trip. lie expects to be gone
several days.
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Harold Turner and Phillip Blox-
hem left Sunday afternoon for Salt
Lake City, for an indefinite stay.
SENATOR LINES HERE FOR A FEW
DAYS.
Senator Matt Lines came down from
Cripple Creek day or two ago for a
short visit at the family home
HERE FROM ELDoRAoo, KANSAS
J. w Frisby ana family of Edo
RADIO. Kansas. are among the recent
newcomers to Canon City and have
established their home at 905 North
9th street.
HERE FOR VISIT WITH FAMILY.
Chas. l.. Milton. chief engineer of
the construction gang for the d. & r.
G.. at vernal, Utah. returned Saturday
for several days visit with his family.
lie VIII leave today for Utah.
CANON PEOPLE ON U. S. GRAND
JURY.
J. NJ. Anderson, J. p Farmer and
Claude NJ. Benton went to Pueblo this
morning where they have been sum
moned as members of the grand jury
in the United States District court.
MISS KATHERINE ANDERSON ON
VACATION.
Mics Katherine Anderson who has
junt finished seven months term OF
school at Ebert. Colorado. is home
for a two weeks vacation At the ex-
piratlon OF that time she wlll 20 to Al
der. Co'ofado TO teach nine months
term OF school.
DOWN FROM CRIPPLE CREEK
Miss katherine Hammond came
down from Cripple Greek Sunday and
will spend the week visiting friends.
MARRIED. TUESDAY. MARCH 2s,h.
\ quiet wedding was solemnized at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edmundson.
9li Park avenue. last Tuesday. Mar.
2Sth. at noon. when her sister. Miss
Mabel Wilson was married to Mr.
Fred Hall The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Galbraith of Lincoln
Park The happy couple left shortly
after for Cramer. Colo. where they
viii make their home. Mr.. Hall being
prominent cattleman OF that dis.
trict. Miss Wilson was formerly
teacher at Upper Beaver.
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Means OF this city. MIR. Webster is
at present manager of the Bodie drug
store in Salida and is well known in
commercial and social circles there.
He expects during his itineracy to see
the Royal Gorge from the top and
make tip over the Skylire drive, OF
which he has heard so much.
WILL BE OUT OF HOSPITAL SOON
j. T. Atkins, the creamery man.
who has been in the hoslital for seve-
raj weeks, where he has been under
g ing tres tment for blood poisoning. is
rap diy convalese.ng and expects to
be ale to leave the institution for
home next MSnd v Mr.. Atkins was
the victim of an acc dent some time
ago. and. as the result of bruise SIS
taired hy its occurrence, pymaeia de-
veioped that necess.tated long term
of professional treatment. He hopes
to be sufficiently well to be at his
place of bus ness in the course of a
few days.
HOME FROM DENVER.
Frank Singer End I'd. Coryell return
ed to Canon City Friday night from
Denver where they spent the greater
part of the week in attendance at a
reunion of the members of the Scot
tish Rite alassns of the state.
WILL GO TO CALIFORNIA SUNDAY
Mrs. Elizabeth Keefe. wife of the
late Deputy Warden ]. E. Keefe of
the penitentiary, viii leave here on
Sunday afternoon fer Ceres, Califor-
MIA, fer stay of indefinite duration.
Mrs. Keefe will make the trip via
Salt Lake City and tlfe Denyer & Rio
Grande and the Western Pacific rail-
way lines.
REPRESENTATIVES OF STATE
AUDITOR HERE.
Messrs Lewis, Kerwn and Veins.
helm OF Denver. expert accountant
ard representatives OF the state audi.
tor have been employed here fo;
seve al d US making en- official audit
OF the books and accounts of ,the vari.
ous coun officers. The looks TO he
audited include these of the county
treasurer, county clerk. sheriff. cogn.
ty Judge and district clerk. 1t is
probable they viii be engaged on the
task the greater part. If not all, of
next week.
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for short time this afternoon while
on his way to San Francisco, where
Mrs. Gordon is seriously i'll in the
hospital. 1t is Mr.. Gordons inten-
tion to bring her back TO Colorado
as socn as she is able to travel.
ALFALFA AND MILK PRoDucTior
Utah farmers have maintained that
he second crop of alfalfa is less val
Gatle for milk production than eth
er the first or third cutt ng. Expert
merits conducted by the Utah Expert
ment Stat on ndicate that the SECOND
crop is al to either the first o.
third as milk producer, and is fed
wi n greater economy.-Ex.
HOME FROM MOTOR TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs w. E. Galley. son
Henry. and Mrs. Truman Stockton re-
turned to Canon City this afternoon
from a weeks motoring trip to Den
yer. Greeley. Loveland, Cheyenne,
Wyoming. and other northern points.
They rerort a very pleasant outing
and say there was less rain and snow
in that section during the absence
than here.
HOME FROM VACATION TRIP.
S. B. George, turnkey at the peniten-
tiary, returned to Canon City this af-
ternoon from a couple OF weeks vaca-
ton trip to Lusk. Wyoming. and
Beaver Valley. Nebra ska. While at
Lusk he was the guest of his son.
clifford, who is engaged in the automo-
bile business there. Mr.. George re-
ports the weather being considerably
colder in Nebraska than in Colorado.
SAN FRANCISCO MAN BUYS
EQUIPMENT HERE.
d. II. Silberman of San Francisco.
representing a Pacific coast building
md construction company. has bought
fifteen car loads Of the rails and
other equipment of the old Florence
& Cripple Creek Railroad company,
now piled up in tie Denver & Rio
Grande yards here. and will have it
shipped to California. The purchase
was made aAday or two ago.
| RETURNED TO CANON CITY ON
THURSDAY.
b. F. Kerdig and c. c. Snyder re
turned to Canon City on Thursday
rom several days visit to their
homestead prope ties. located some
eight or ten miles north of Cotopaxi
They report a snow fall Of four or five
inches in the foothills OF the Sangro
lie Christie mountains the first of the
week Messrs,l Kindig. Snyder and
;heir families are planning to spend
ee sp ing and summer months on the
-mesteads aruaed to where they will
"a in the tile busiress.
Has CONE TO DOUGLAS. WYo.
Yrs. Feryuson left on Denver & Rio
Grande train No. 10 this morning for
Douglas. Wyoming. where she expects
to remain for some time.
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SATURDAY
pR. eooTH VIsITs HoWAFp


DR.. w. Booth returned to Canon
City the fore part of the week from
Howard. Colo. During his stay al
Howard he was the guest of Dr. and
Mrs. Hamilton.
GUEST OF DR.. AND MRS. GRAVES
Miss Fora WifHn OF RittzviIle,
Washington. is visiting in Canon City
as the guest of DR.. and Mrs. c. II
Graves, the latter OF whom is her
aunt. Miss wiffin's father is mayor.
and also the leading jeweler OF
Rittzvil,e.
HERE FOR A WEEK OR 10 DAYS.
Messrs. C. Herman Graves and Carl
Graves are home from Boulder for
the spring vacation and will be here
for a week or ten days. Herman is
a student in the medical school and
Carl is student in the mechanical
department OF the University of Colo
RADIO.
WcTRoLA RECITAL TOMORROW
AT Y. M. c. A.
NiAi bt q iF'ihai th - t4sC
Y. NJ C. A. I, morrow afterno to
he men and boys of the community
who care to hear H.
very fine assortment of Columbia
records have been loaned the asso-
,iat'on by Nowels.Stocktcn Nero Co.
and the recital should be much enjoy
ed. 1t will begin at O'Clock.
A. p. EAsToN coNsoLiDATEs
STORES.
A. p. Easton has moved his stock of
goods from Williamsburg to RockvaIe
and consolidated the same with the
store there. The Williamsburg branch
is one of the Oldest mercantile houses
in the camps. and was established
about thirty years ago. William
Westwood, who has been In charge
of the branch for many years, con-
templates in short time trip to
Illinois and .Pennsylvania. where he
Will visit relatives and friends.-Flor-
ence Citizen.
NEW AUTOS.
A. f. Wilson has just put into SER
vice a new auto hearse and also an
auto receiving wagon. Mr.. Werner
Ames made the auto bodies for both
vehicles as well as the body for the
new Canon Auto Company Coal Camp
bus.
Mr. Ames has opened up new in
dustry in this regard and is certain.
ly making good at IL.
HAL WEBSTER OF sALIDA Is
VISITING HERE.
Hal Webster. one Ct salidas prom
inent and popular young business men.
is making a short visit with Milo
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Miss Anna Harry motored to Den
yer Sunday with the Hyder family.
where she will spend the week as the
guest OF Miss Nora Lea.
RETURNED TO LAMAR.
d. b. Novels came up from Lamar
Monday evening for short visit with
his son. A. Il. Novels. and wife. and.
Incidentally. to renew his former Can
on City acquaintsnces- He returned
to Lamar this morning.
MEETING TO DISCUSS SCHOOL
ELECTION.
a meeting OF the voters of South
can n and Lincoln Park will be held
Il the high school building on Park
avenue at 1880 O'Clock Friday evening.
April Z. for the purpose of discussing
the matter OF the nomination OF 4
suitable person for school director.
MRS. HARPoGE AND CHILDREN
ARRIVE.
Mrs. c. Bond Harpole and children.
Doris and Donald OF imon. Colorado.
joined Mr.. Harrole here Monday and
the family have gone TO housekeeping
at S24 College avenue. MIR. rarpoie
Is District manager for the Interna.
tional Correspondence school with
Headquarters here.
ARcHDEAcoN scHoFiEED HERE
MONDAY.
Archdeacon Thomas Schofeid OF the
Episcopal church was a visitor In Can.
on City the first Of the week. on his
way to Westcliffe. He sang for the
prisoners at the penitentiary Sunday
morning. ard later in the day. organic.
ed guild among the women prisoners
OF the Institution. He left for the
Vet Mountain valley Monday after
noln.
p. E. o. MEETING
The local chapter OF the r. E. o..
held its regular meeting on Monday
evening. April srd. at the home of Mrs.
Ella Porter on 10Th street. After
the business nrel 'm,naries the nom.
hers pregent participated In a social
hour during which Mrs Porter served
sumptuous refreshments. The incle-
mency OF the night prevented some OF
the members being present. but those
in attendance pronounced the meeting
a success and Mrs. Porter n genial
hostess.
A PROMISING BALL PLAYER.
The Denver Post OF last Saturday
contained ON Its sporting page pic
ipre Of Ralph Thompson of this city,
who has boon chosen as member OF
tho Colorado College base ball team
this year. Ralph played in the Y. NJ.
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49,, Optimistic Thousht.
'"'"A' ~se