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OBITUARY
MRS. CHARLES j. eANE.
ago.

Miss Jessie II. Mcclure was born
near Topeka, Kan. Feb. ]. 1850. and
died in Denver. Colo. March i5. 1916
She was married to Charles Bane
Nov. 81. 1911. at Green River, Wye.
and after residing for some time in
Idaho they removed to Denver. Colo,
where they made their home until the
death Of Mrs. Bane.
At about the aEe OF eleven years
Mrs. Bane was converted and became
an active member of the Christian
church In Grants Pass. Ore. where
she with her family resided at that
time. Upon coming to Canon city in
1900 she transferred her membership
to the Christian church OF this city.
where. IN spite of poor health for sew.
erai years past, she ives deyost and
faithful worker.
She leaves TO mourn her loss her
husband. her father and mother. Mr..
and Mrs. c. ]. Mcclure. three broth
ers. Clifford. Jay and Ben. and four
sisters. Mrs L. o. I.ayman. Mrs. r.
l.. Hinman. Ora Mcclure and Lois
Mcclure.
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TUESDAY
CALLED TO VICTOR.


Airs. Fred j. Pennington, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Em-
ma Swan. at Carthage, Mo-, for sew
eral weeks, was called to Victor. Colo.
on Monday by the serious illness of
her aunt. Mrs. william Lewis. She
was accompanied back to Colorado. by
Mrs. Swan. who is sister OF Mrs.
Lewis
VISIT THEIR CANON CITY RANCH.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Neeley and
daughters we're over Sunday yisitors
at their ranch near Canon City
Victor Record.
HUBBARD FAMILY LOCATED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard and daush
ter, Helen AIaurine, are now nicely
located at Az North Seventh street.
MIR. Hubbard is manager of tie Col
den Rule store which will oren for
business about April 1st. and he came
here from Florence few weeks ago
RETURNS FROM DENVER VISIT.
Mrs. Hunter Palmer returned home
last evening from a few days visit
in Denver at the home Of Mrs. J. L.
Lamont and aunt. Mrs. Kramm. Mrs.
Palmer also attended the dictate at
the East Denver high school that was
won by the local high school boys and
in which her son. Hunter. participated.
MRS. GEORGE IN CITY.
Mrs. n. V. George, formerly resi-
dent of Canon City. but now living
at Cripple Creek, is here for a short
time taking care OF the Benson chill
dren pending the convalescence of
Mrs. w. A. Benson, who was operated
on at the hospital few days ago for
appendicitis. Mrs. Benson is reported
to be getting along quite as well as
could be expected under the circum
stances
/ HARRlsoN AT FiNK-kIENzLE's.
Thad Harrison is the new clerk at
the Fnik-Kienzle Drug company. Mr..
Harrison is an experienced prescrip-
tion man ard with Mr.. Kienzle gives
this store two prescription men.
JESSE JONES IN TOWN.
Jesse Jones. lessee and manager
of the Fox theatre at Victor. motored
down from the Cripple Creek district
on business errand this morning and
is spending the day renewing old
friendships and associations.
GUEST At WRIGHT HOME.
f. p. Newell of Adrian. Mich. is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Newell
Wright. having stopped on here for
few days while enroute home from the
west He will leave "Wednesday for
nlcnlBan.
MISS HEyL SURPRISED.
Miss Perlita Heyl of North Nine
teenth street was pleasantly surprised
Saturday evening when a number OF
her classmates called to help her cele-
brate her birthday. Fourteen young
people were present and had merry
tine ct games until 1890, when a
delicious luneh was served Later in
the evening an informal dance was
enjoyed. n
WARNER IN cAN5N CRY
THAN in SAN DiFcc.
Conductor :. nm catorn Of the Santa
Fe Rs..road company. returned to Cam
on city last Sunday from rix weeks'
pleasure outing on the Rncinc cpsst.s
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WANTED TO raAps.

Lest stock and alfalfa ranch in
Western Colorado for fruit ranch Al
Canon city or vicinity. a snap Tor
the man wsntins to leave Canon. SEQ
Collins. Phone Canon si4. tidAw
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to the hospital last week, is getting
along nicely.
CALLED TO BOSTON.
NJ. Hough received telegram this
morning from Boston. Mass. annoupc.
ing the death OF his mother in tina.
city. He left on Denver & Rio Grand-
train No. this afternoon to be pres.
cot at the funeral service.
ARRESTED IN BUTTE, MONTANA.
Natal Canova. wanted in this county
on statutory charge. was arrested
ir Butte. Montana, Sunday at the In
stance of the authorities here and
will be held until the arrival OF an
officer to bring him back to Fremont
county. Canova is an Italian and for
n.erly lived at Rockvale.
DIR. AND MRS. BROOKS
TO MOVE TO TEXAS.
DR.. and Mrs. w. F. Brooks are plan.
ming to remove to Bagwell. Texas,
shortly to make their home. They are
having their household furniture and
effects packed preparatory to making
the change.
DR.. Brooks is at present in Texas,
but his wife will remain here for a
short time before joining him.
GONE TO FORT WORTH.
G. H. Yenser left this morning on a
combined business and pleasure trip
to Fort Worth, Texas and oth.r
points in that section Of the country.
He will spend short time in Okla
homa before returning to Canon City.
WILL MOVE TO SOUTH CANON.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Thomas are plan
ming to move shortly from Macon ave
nue. to South Canon. They are OK
pecting their daughter, Mrs. 0. p
swear.nger. ana two children 0s p
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thu greater l,art Of the time Of Which
vas spent IL sar Diego and v,ciasy
He says he weather is warmer and
in all respects more agreeable here
than it is in southern California.
Will MEET AT euFFEY, MARCH as.
The Fremont County Stock Growers
association will meet at Gufey March
26th for the election of cfrie.rs to
consider plans for the annual spring
roundup and to discuss the new herd
law of Colorado. which is meeting
with so much criticism and opposition
among the stockmen of the state The
N meeting will be an important ou., and
a large attendance of interested people
is expected.
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RETURNS HONE TODAY.


RETURNS HOME TODAY.
C. E. West leaves today for his
home in Fremont, Neb.. after spending
the winter in Canon with his daugh-
ter, Mrs A. r. Mitchell
uNosReoEs OPERATION.
: Mrs. August Olson of Rockvale un-
derwent d ficult surgical operation
at the hospital here this morning. She
is reported to be doing nicely.
E. r. JEwETT TO CHICAGO.
e. F. Jewett received a telegram
this morning calling him to Chicago
on an urgent business matter. He
left for the east this afternoon and
will visit Chicago, Pitsburg and other
cities in that portion of the country.
He expects to be absent from Canon
City for week or ten days. :.
SERIOUSLY SICK AT SALT LAKE.
The Denver rapers few days ago
announced the serious illness at her
home in Salt Lake City of Mrs. Kis-
kadden, mother of Maude Adams, the
famous actress. Mrs. Kiskadden is
an aunt of Miss Eleanor Kiskadden of
Lincoln Park, a relationship that
makes the latter and Miss Adams first
cousins.
RETURNED MONDAY.
Miss Esther Perkins returned Mon
day from Canon City, where she was
called by the sickness of her mother.
Pueblo Chieftain.
E. A. BRADBURY IN PUEBLO.
Secretary E. A. Bradbury of the
Chamber of Commerce went to Pu-
eblo on Denver &c Rio Grande train
No. 10 this morning on a business
errand. While there he expects to
make some arrangements for increas-
in the attractiveness of the zoo in the
state park here.
WILL ADDRESS STUDENTS.
Dr. c. H. Graves will address the
Canon City high school Monday morn
ing. March goth, at the regular chapel
service. The topic to be discussed is
Medicine" especially from the voca-
tional standpoint. very interesting
address is anticipated. Visitors are
always welcome.
ENviA6LE BUSINESS RECORD.
Fred Riede was able to be at his
place of business again this morning
after having been compelled to re-
main at home for few days by i'll.
ness. Mr. Riede has only missed sew
en- days attendance at his store, 623
Main street, in the last fifteen years.
place of business during the period
mentioned six were spent in Denver
on a pleasure Visit.
WILL CONDUCT CHAPEL
SERVICE SUNDAY MORNING.
Rev. Chas. l.. Dean of the Christian
church, assisted by Prof. and Mrs. C.
NJ. Howe, will conduct thd chapel
services at the penitentiary at $3.50
O'Clock next Sunday morning. Rev.
Dean will speak and the musical pro-
cram will be in charge OF Prof. and
Mrs. Howe.
GUESTS OF Mr.. AND MRS. WRIGHT
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Jaberg of San
burn, N. D., enroute home from win
ter's sojourn at Los Angeles and other
points in southern California, are
spending a few days in Canon City as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Wright
and family They were former neigh
bors OF the Wrights in North Dakota
and their arrival on Wednesday was
quite unexpected by the latter.
Mr.. Jabcrg says one of the deepest
snowfalls he has seen in several years
was witnessed in the mountains OF
southern California a few months ago.
WILL LOCATE IN CANON.
Mr.. and Mrs. John u. johnson and
son and the latter's mother arrived
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LINCOLN PARK SERVICE.

Rev Wilson will hold his next Sun.
day evening service at the home. OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Williams, corner
Locust and Cedar avenues. The usual
hour. Z o'clock promptly. Praise serv-
ices ara always good. Come and
bring someone With You.
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FIRE ALARM TURNED
IN THIS AFTERNOON

A fire alarm was turned in from the
Second ward this afternoon. to which
the fire department made a quick re
sponse.
The fire was at the rear of the Res
enc mission. 217 Main street. and was
Of no particular consequence. Some
bedding and other property were
found to be burning. hui the flames
we're quickly extinguished. A large
crowd of people was attracted to the
scere.
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FRIDAY

in PUEBLO ON BUSINESS TRIP.
W. H. H. Dye arrived Thursday from
Canon City to spend the week looking
after business matters. Pueblo Chief
tain.
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last night from Kansas City, Mo-, for
an indefinite stay.
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sALlpA MINISTER HERE.

sALlDA MINISTER HERE.
Rev. B. f. Stover, pastor of the
First Christian church of Salida, is a
visitor in Canon City to attend the
services now in progress at the Chris
tian church. While here he is the
guest of his old friend, Gene Isley.
PROSPECTING IN MOUNTAINS.
William Gardner of 41S New York
avenue, South Canon, is at present
prospecting for minerals in the noun
tains near Salida and has ordered the
Daily Record sent to his family dur
ing his absence to keep them posted
on local happenings.
RECOVERING FROM ILLNESS.
]. G. Gibbons of 1908 South First
street, South Canon, has been con-
fined to his home for some time past
in consequence of an attack of rheu
matism, but is slowly recovering and
expects to be able to return to his
work soon.
sPENpINci DAY IN PUEBLO.
Mrs. Fred Fell went to Pueblo on
an early train this morning on brief
business and pleasure trip. She will
meet her husband in Pueblo who is
general travelling salesman for south
ern and western Colorado for the dry
goods firm of J. V. Farwell & Co. of
Chicago.
RENTED THE MOORE RANCH.
T. b. Stanley and family, late ar
rivals in Canon City from the east,
have rented the d. 81 Moore ranch on
Reynolds avenue, East Canony and
are now occupying it as home. Mrs.
Moore is planning to leave shortly for
a several months visit in California.
Mr.. Moore will be a resident of Canon
City during his wlfe's absence on the
Pacific coast
PURCHASED RowcLIFFE HOME.
c. R. King has purchased the C. e.
Rowcliffe residence property at Ill
Allison avenue and has taken posses
sion of it as a home.
GONE TO HER RANCH.
Mrs. Laura witcher. who spent the
winter in Canon City. left on the Grip
pie Creek auto stage this morning
for her ranch at High Park She was
accompanied by S. NJ. Pinion, who
will spend the summer on the ranch.
SANTA FE OFFICIAL IN TOWN.
j. E. McMahon of Pueblo, division
superintendent of the Santa Fe Rail
road company, was a business visitor
in town Thursday. Mr.. Mcmahon
made the trip here in his private car.
He left for La Junta Thursday after
noon.
LOCATES IN SOUTH CANON.
J. H. McMullen has moved here
from Red Cliff and has established a
home at 3O2 West New York avenue,
South Canon Mr. McMullen is en-
ployed at the gannister quarries. He
is a new subscriber to The Daily
Record.
LIVING AT 51s HAZEL AVENUE.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Clay Kienzel have
rented the Oscar Chase residence at
513 Hazel avenue and have established
, their home there. Mr.. Kienzel is man
ager of the Fink.Kienzel drug store
in the Odd Fellows block on East Mair.
street.
LEAVE FOR GRAND JUNCTION.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Biggs. accompa-
MED by Mrs: McLain. mother Of A. H.
McLain, will leave on a Denver &
Rio Grande train tonight for Grand
Junction, where they will visit rela-
tives. Mrs. McI.ain has a daughter
living at Grand Junction.
MOVED TO ORCHARD PARK.
NJ. c. Thomas and family have
moved to the E. b. Case place. corner
of Washington and Indiana avenues,
Orchard Park. The T. w. Mcdowell
family, who resided there until re-
Gently. has taken the house at the
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C. E. West leaves today for his
home in Fremont, Neb.. after spending
the winter in Canon with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. r. Mitchell
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Mrs. W. A Benson was operated on
1t the hospital shortly after 10 O'Clock
Friday night for appendicitis. She
is rel o ted to lie getting along nicely
today.
RETURNS FROM BOULDER.
Mrs. L. H. Bancroft returned to Can
on City the FIRST of the week from
Boulder. where she had been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Garwood.
MRS. COULTER RETURNS HOME.
Mrs. T.'B. Coulter returned Friday
night from Denver where she had
been for weik's visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Hoover, and family.
FLORENCE PEOPLE IN TOWN.
Miss Florence Evans and little niece
of Florence are visitors in Canon City
today. Miss Evans, who was at one
time employed as a tyro in the Office
of the Fremont County Leader, is
now teacher in the Florence public
schools.
RETURNED FROM KANSAS.
Mrs. George f. Osborn returned
to Canon City on Denver & Rio Grande
train No. Q Friday evening from six
weeks visit to points in Kan4as. She
spent portion of the time at Wichi-
ia, but later went to Medicine Lodge.
where she was the guest of Mr. os-
torn's parents.
RETURNS HOME.
Gil ert A. w lker OF Buena Vista.
tistri t attorney for the Eleventh ju-
d.cial 1istlict, who was here Thursday
in connection with the argument of
the motion before Judge Cooper in re-
lation to an amended complaint in the
custer proceedings against Warden
Capp of the state reformatory. left for
home Friday afternoon. J. X. Harten
stein, his opponent in the measure al
luded to, returned to Buena Vista
Thursday night.
WAS PUEBLO VISITOR FRIDAY.
w Boucher was business visitor
in Pueblo on Friday. He returned to
Canon City on Denver & Rio Grande
train No. Q Friday evening.
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Dorado Springs, Mo-. here in the course
of short time to spend the summer
with them.
FUNERAL OF MRS. VAN sLvkE. .
The funeral of the late Mrs. Lu-
ther Van slyke took place from viii
sons undertaking chapel at 2 O'Clock
Sunday afteroon and was larrely at
tended by the friends and neiehhors
of deceased. The foral tributes to
the memory of the dead were very
elaborate and beautiful. The funeral
service was in accordance with the
and was conducted ty Frank P.
Smith. Interment was at Lakeside
cemetery.
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News Notes
THURSDAY
Mas. KEEFE IN HOSPITAL.

Mrs. James E. Keefe, wife of the
late deputy warden of the penitentiary,
is undergoing treatment at the hos
pital for Illness.
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LEFT FOR HOME TODAY.

w. S. Jackson of Warsaw. Mo. left
for home this afternoon following a
several days visit with his brother.
G. W. jackson. at the latier's ranch.
Mr.. Jackson. who is lawyer by pro
fession. was a visitor here a year
ago.
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MONDAY

MRS. scRocAN MUCH BETTER.
Mrs. r. L. Scrogan. who was taken
to the hospital last week, is getting
along nicely.
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veeord Nrnsaas A. surs < hrina
sssuIta.
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uNosReoEs OPERATION.

:, Mrs. August Olson of Rockyale un-
derwent difficult surgical operation
at the hospital here this morning. She
is reported to be doing nicely.
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GONE AFTER PRISONER.

Sheriff w. H. Newcomb left on Den
yer & Rio Grande train No. 10 this
morning for Denver enroute to Ruite.
Montana. where he viii taie charge of
Natal Canova, who was arrested there
last Sunday at the request of the au-
thorities here on the charge of stat
utory rape. canova will be brought
back. to canon City to answer the
accusation on which he was taken in.
to custody.
LOCATED AT 1892 RIVER STREET.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Allen and family
are among the recent acquisitions to
the population of Canon city. 7 e,
came here short tirre ago from sey.
monr. Texas. and are living at 1898
River street. They expect TO take up
property in tits county r'er the 'sy
ernment Homestead laws and engage
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SATURDAY
BENSON HAS OPERATION.

MRS. BENSON HAS OPERATION.
Mrs. w. A. Benson was operated on
1t the hospital shortly after 10 O'Clock
Friday night for appendicitis. She
is rel o ted to lie getting along nicely
today.
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Rev. B. f. Stover, pastor of the
First Christian church of salida, is a
visitor in Canon City to attend the
services now in progress at the Chris
tian church. While here he is the
anest of his old friend Gene Isley.
The Princeton union., 1916-04-20

Don't scatter road work over too
much territory. Keep all roads in a
passable condition, but make some per-
manent road-improvements in each
town. Construct at least one stretch
Of real good road if it is only mile
or less in length, this year. Above all
things see that the roads already
in fairly good condition are properly
maintained. =
The Princeton union., 1916-04-20

: Hon. S. A. Nelson, one of the cam
didates for the republican nomination
for State Treasurer, came in on Tues
day evenings train and returned to
Minneapolis the next morning. Mr..
Nelson was here to look over a tract
Of land in the town Of Baldwin that
he intends to purchase. To the. writer
he expressed himself as we'll pleased
with our town. Mr.. Nelson represent
ed Fillmore county in the 1903 house,
and in the senate for eight years. 1
The Princeton union., 1916-04-20

DR.. J. F. HOFFMAN, optometrist, will
be in town on Wednesday and Thurs
day, May 10 and II. Eyes examine
and glasses fitted. Office with DR..
F. Anderson, dentist. 1-tfc
The Princeton union., 1916-04-20

Mrs. M. Peterson and Mrs. J. A.
Nyberg we're passengers to Minneapo-
lis Tuesday morning. The latter re-
turned last evening, and the former
will visit at the home Of a son until
Saturday evening.
The Princeton union., 1916-04-20

The so-called "All-Star" basket ball
team of Minneapolis met defeat at the
hands of the Milaca high school quint
Friday evening, by count Of 25 to
II. The game was played in the gym
nasium recently completed in Milaca's
handsome new high school building,
and it was fitting opening ceremony.
The Princeton union., 1916-04-20

Marshal L. F. Wilkes submitted to
an operation for appendicitis at the
Northwestern hospital Monday, and
his numerous friends will be pleased
to learn that the operation was a sue
cess, and the patient is getting along
splendidly. L. E. Fox is substituting
for Mr.. Wilkes as chief Of police,
The Princeton union., 1916-04-20

There are spots on the state road
running west through Greenbush that
demand attention. Right now is the
time to do the repairing. Fill up the
ruts and depressions now. A Wheel
barrow full Of gravel now will 20
further than wagon load later on.
The Princeton union., 1916-04-20

At least two and half blocks of
Main street should be paved or con-
creted, and the abutting property own
ers should stand half the expense and
the village the other half. That would
be fair.
The Princeton union., 1916-04-20

The 18th annual Easter Ball of the
Princeton fire department bids fair
to be one Of the most enjoyable terp-
sichorean events ever staged by the
fire laddies. Tickets are selling fast
20. B. Newton alone has disposed of
over 60 permits to participate in the
festivities-and a large happy gath
ering will undoubtedly attend. Join
the joyous throng. =, - =.
The Princeton union., 1916-04-20

If your automobile becomes found
cred in ditch or mud hole try a
"Pull-U-Out," new mechanical de-
vice that multiplies mans power by
73. It makes heavy lifting or pulling
a boys work. Thirty pounds pressure
will lift one ton. Useful for all kinds
Of lifting and pulling. J. c. Herdliska,
local agent. ...s 18-2tc
The Princeton union., 1916-04-20

Mr.. Alpha F. Sloan of Bennington,
Wash, and Miss Emma Logan were
united in marriage on the 7th ult.
The bride is we'll known in Princeton,
having served as "hello girl" at the
local Tri-State exchange several years,
and for time acted as cashier at AL
lens store. Numerous friends extend
Fluctuations.
The Princeton union., 1916-04-20

Harness oiled at 81 per set. Bring
in your harness now. Shoe repairing
at prices that will meet with your ap-
proval, and class Of neat and ss:sub-
stantial work that will give you. that
satisfied feeling assured. A trial is
all we ask. J. H. Hoffman, the harness
man. 1O-tfc..
The Princeton union., 1916-04-20

Leon Nicely arrived here from
Browns Valley Friday evening, and
visited until Saturday morning at the
home Of his parents, and during his
brief visit found time to greet num-
erous friends.
The Princeton union., 1916-04-20

Geo. Christensen left for Osakis
Friday morning, and returned Mon
day evening..zHe purchased a black
smith shop there, and expects to leave
next Monday to take possession. His
wife and daughter will join him. Nu-
merous friends regret to see these peo-
pie leave Princeton, but all wish them
success.
The Princeton union., 1916-04-20

Last Friday was the Both a1fniyer-
sary of the big cyclone at St.*Cloud
and Sauk Ranids. when so many lives
were lost and so much property was
destroyed. The writer has a vivid
recollection Of that fateful April af-
ternoon. ~l =
The Princeton union., 1916-04-20

There will be services at the St.
Frances Catholic church, Greenbush,
on Good Friday, at o'clock in the
afternoon. Stations of the cross, read
ing Of the passion of Christ and SER
mon by Father Willenbrink.
The Princeton union., 1916-04-20

= The smokestack at the power house
is in a dilapidated condition. Last
evening the top quarter of it blew over
and new one will probably have to
be installed. - Z
The Princeton union., 1916-04-20

The city election in St. Cloud, Mon
day, resulted in the return of George
C. Maghuson and Henry Maybury as
city commissioners. Regret is ex-
pressed over the defeat Of Roy P. Did
lake, who was an ardent advocate of
better streets and roads within the
city.
The Princeton union., 1916-04-20

A moving picture show, followed by
a basket social, will be given at the
brick school house five miles south of
the village, in district so, on Friday
evening, April %. The show is free
to all. Everybody welcome