Denver labor bulletin., 1916-07-01
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

2 o'clock, Horan hall, 1921 Cleveland
place. President Pferdesteller would be
pleased to see large congregation of
the faithful present. Penitents will be
escorted to front seats. The usual re-
bate, of course, awarded to all who re-
port TO Alonzo Wiley, the new door
keeper, before o'clock.
Luke Fitton, formerly employed in
Denver and later of Wheeling, w. Va,
has been admitted to the Union Printers
Home.
The meeting OF the Denver Ex-Dele-
gates Association last Sunday was not
largely attended, owing to the entice-
ments of a perfect day for outdoor
pleasures. Another meeting will soon be
called for some weekday evening.
WATCH for important announcement
in The Bulletin next week
| NJ s. Daniel of the Post chapel has
received word of the death of a brother,
| J. F. Daniel, which occurred last week at
his home in Marshall, No. Deceased
was engaged in the hardware business
and had made several visits to Colorado.
Lieut.. Louis Davidson, son Of Ed Da-
wilson of the Post chapel, is stationed
with the regular army at Nogales, Ariz-
| Young Davidson graduated from the
u " est oAuL nAAAAaAs eNA-N-A-F
months ago.
/ George Howbrecht, formerly of the
l Pueblo Chieftain: E J. Welsh of the
Trinidad Advertiser and J. r Newman,
A Denver lob printer. have purchased the
I Greeley Spokesman. new morning daily
recently established by Fred Marvin.
/ The Peerless job printing plant was this
week removed from Denver to Greeley
and will be operated there in connection
with the paper.
Miss Blanche /. Theimer OF the Post
eharel returned this week after an en-
ioyable two months outing in California.
during which she visited all the bright
spots along the Pacific coast.
John Fvered. a member of Oklahoma
City typographical Union, stopped over
in Denver this week on his way to Mon
tana for a months vacation. and while
here visited his old friend, c. II Robin
son of the Post chapel
Harry Smith, Harry Wander Perel,
L Heine wolter and Sid Adair went JOY
riding TO Colorado Springs last Sunday
in Smiths new automobile. No casual
ties.-adv.
Raw Arnold is convalescing from a re-
cent mishap He keeps repeating the
self.applied warning, Never again"
Frank Taylor is enjoying a summer
vacation in the Cloud City working on
the Lcsdville Herald Democrat.
Lee Daniels OF Dallas, Texas. writes
Frank J. Pulvcr expressing pleasure at
their coming reunion in Baltimore. Pulver
and Daniels last met as delegates to the
1 Syracuse I. T. L. convention in lsas.
/ Again they are both delegates to Balti-
more.
Fred Rhine. secretary of the Greeley
union. and Fred Zeller of that city, both
employed on the Daily Spokesman, spent
Sunday with friends in Denver.
Arthur Bowman of Robinson's chapel
has rented cottage for the summer at
EIdorado Springs.
]. NJ. Trester of Roberts, Wis, father
Of Mrs. John Oliver, is visiting in Den
yer. Some years ago Mr.. and Mrs. Tres
ter conducted printers boarding house
| in Dcs Moines, Iowa. and are kindly re-
mcmbcred by hosts of travelling typos.
James A. Mcnamara came into The
Bulletin sanctum three times within an
hour the other day. looked about in hi
modest fashion, and retired without say
! ing word The fourth time he appear
ed, Jim was asked: What's worryingN
and he replied: My name has not ap-
/ The Bulletin for two weeks, and the
paper seems to be losing its pep. l JUST
wanted YOU to say this week that in the
event a republic is established in ireland,
will chuck up my job as printer here
and return to the Emerald Isle to be-
come n candidate for president
| Frank r. Foster and wife stopped off
| in Denver last week for a brief visit
among old friends. They were on their
way to Toledo, Ohio. and expect to re-
main their permanently. For a number
of years Frank was employed as makeup
on the Times and News here. Later he
went TO Butte. Mont, and became fore
man of the Daily Miner, which position
he has recently resigned Orville Hop
kins. another former Denver typo, sue
cccds Foster as foreman of the Butte
Miner.
Charlie Carter of the Egan Printing
company chapel. has received word that
he is grandfather. His son, Waldo
Carter. now employed in San Francisco,
is the proud papa OF baby boy. Waldo
served his apprenticeship in Denver.
Here's n paragraph from the Citizen of
Tampa, Fla. in reference to a former
well known Denver printer; I'VE pause
long enough to salute Cap Harrington.
Cap has annexed a motor boat and in
vested in linen hat with screened
section Just between his eyes and think
alum. We have not questioned Cap as
To the idea of the ventilation, but pre-
sumo il is intended to act similar TO the
cool Off on an automobile
w. c. Schuman of the Times ad room
and Frank Scoggins of the News Times
business office, spent the weekend up
| Platte canon. They went well prepared