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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-08-30
SKILLET CREEK

The threshing machine will be III
the neighborhood Wednesday nlgnt,
exnnct .ng to start up at the DWlgnI
WEIGH farm. ~ o,d
Glen Hill has purchased team anu
Yoechinerv and will soon be back TO
+bo soil The Schaefer family Will re-
,,1ovo to their farm in Black hawk
the first of November.
Corporal Leroy G. Canooh Oh Unlp'
and Captain Wilson OF New 1olh'
members Of Battery B, field artlllery'
Camp Robinson. near Sparta MI.
and Mrs. Paul Cahoon and daughoef
Murna ate Sunday dinner with w. va,
hoon and family. Lee Cahooh anu
fam " were also callers.
Henry Bittrich, ST., has suHeleu
considerable pain from getting meul-
cine on them used for horse clustering.
Roland Schaefer and family drove
70 black Hawk on Tuesday.
Dwight WEIGH and family spent
Sunday at Merrimack.
ernest Kunzeyman and Charles
cetchman, members Of the town
hoard accompanied James Hill TO
Madison on business Tuesday.
The Alvin family spent Sunday at
Merrimack, where Roger caught some
nice pickerel.
Albert, Gerald and Bernice Wichern
and Edith Fricke started one day last
week for Iowa, where they will Visit
relatives. Mr. nd Mrs. Shu1tz are
keeping house.
The ice cream social was postponed
until next Friday at the Herman Fan
| tow home.
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KIRKW00D

The Burden Sharers' picnic at the
lake on Wednesday was not very large
ly attended though those who went en-
joyed it much as it was a very fine
day. The dinner consisted of good
variety of foods and about all went in
bathing. The rush and hurry OF the
farm and garden work deprived many
Of participation in this coveted en-
joyment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest McGilvra and
children spent Sunday at William
Kinney's the parental home, near the
lake. Miss Lois returned to her home
with them after spend ng four weeks
with the grandparents, and MISS
GLADYS remained to visit them until
time for school to commence.
The Charles and Tracy Randall
families spent Saturday evening at
r. N. Peck's in Baraboo.
Mr.. nd Mrs J. H. Harris and chill
dren, Leota and Ralph, visited sat
urday night and Sunday at the home
Of his sister, Mrs. J. P. Smith, in Port
age.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Peck Of Bara-
boo spent Sunday at Valley View farm.
Miss Leota Harris returned home
Saturday after spending ten days VS.
ting friends at Monticello farm.
Mrs. Henry Voll and daughter, little
Leona Grace, visited at the Charles
Randall home Saturday afternoon.
Mrs, Robert Koenig and daughter
Anna made a Sunday and Monday S.
il with relatives at Prairie du Sac.
The Charles and Tracy Randall fam
lilies called at the home OF Mrs. Flor-
ence Pearson, in Baraboo, on Wednes-
dav evening and afterward attended
the ice cream lawn party at MRS. j.
A Murrays the same evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gomon dined
on Sunday with his brother Gilbert
Gomon, in Baraboo.
Joseph B sch came Tuesday morn
ing from his Indiana home to spend
a few days visiting his brother, Mike
Bislch. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Smith spent
THURSDAY at the Portage falr.
Mrs. Alice Mackey and little daugh-
ter Louise, in company with her moth-
or Mrs. Candace Gomon, visited MI.
and Mrs. Arthur Gomon on SATURDAY
evening. r.
Mr. and Mrs. John BrllllotI ~,
and little daughter Genevieve dined
sunday at the home of Paul Neltzel
in South Delton. Harry and MISS
Stella Nietzel accompanied them
home sand spent the same evening
Mr.. and Mrs M. Bisch, their orotner'
Jogenh Bisch, and Mrs. Rose Gomon'
called on relatives in Baraboo Oh
Tuesday. o,,+
Miss Hazel Wichern Of Barron spent
last week at the home OF her Uncle
Louie Wichern.
Miss Nellie Griffin spent few days
very recently visiting friends IN
Reedsburg. ;. Vie
Johnnie Briscoe Of Winona $ Wis
ting his mother and other relatives
here and in Barahoo for a few DAYS
Mrs Louise Wichern ana TWO
daughters, Miss Emma and Mrs Louie
Armbrnster of Baraboo, snent FRIDAY
with Mr. and Mrs. Louie Wichern.
Mrs, Louie Wichern spent sunday
at her parental home in Greenne4u,
and Sunday, August 10, she ana ner
onshand. in company with Miss Neille
Griffin. visited Camp Douglas, golhs
by train.
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selves, conquering themselves, mas
tering themselves, and sacrificing
themselves for the good of others, but
never others for themselves.
The Final Remedy for the Ills of the
World
Is for all intelligent men and wonl-
en- to honestly follow the daily life
and example of Christ in helping 9TH
ers up instead of exaltng themselves
in luxury and privilege.
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been visiting at the home of William

been visiting at the home of William
Burton.
Threshing machines are busy these
days in this town. Two or three at TIE
same time in close neighborhoods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Harrison, Jr.,
Wis ted Sunday at Foster Harrison's.
Earl Webster spent part of last
week with his sister, Mrs. Louie Wag-
ner, near Reedsburg.
Mrs. Emma A. Webster, who has
been spending several weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Foster Harrison, caring
for the new baby, came home Sunday.
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FORMER PASTOR
VISITS BARABOO

Rev. Albion e. Smith of Humbird,
Wis. formerly pastor of the Method
ist churches at Delton and Spring
Green. is in Baraboo on his way TO
the M. E. Conference at Madison.
Rev. Smith has a question which he
answers as follows, the interrogative'
and reply being:
What Is Wrong With the World
War, dishonesty, strikes, lockouts,
LIQUOR, tobacco and extravaganza are
running the world.
Who Is to Blame?
The rulers Of men and the leaders
in the churches, because they fix the
conditions under which the people
must live. They take the best for
themselves, and sacrifice mill IONS of
people and billions of money in wars
which are waged for more power, ter
ritory, luxury, or privilege for the few.
What Is the Remedy?
The mission of Jesus Christ among
men was not to establish himself or
anyone else on throne above others.
He came to lift up all humanity, to
share himself and his best with 9TH
ers, and to set an example of daily
life and conduct that all the people
can probably initiate. He denied
himself, conquered himself, mastered
, himself, and sacrificed himself for
others, but never others for himself.
/! The leaders and rulers of the people
in government, religion, business, edu-
cation and soc ETY. must follow the ex-
ample OF Christ IN denying them.
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TWO MADISON DENTISTS
RECEIVE COMMISSIONS

DR. r. j. Dixon, who has practiced
dentistry at Madison for the past year
with the firm of ,Beecroft &c Dixon,
and w E. Boyle, graduate of the Mar
quette dental college, have received
commissions as first lieutenants in
the national army. Dixon is grad
uate of the University of Illinois. He
has been making his home with his
uncle, j. HI. Forbes, of the Forbes
Meagher Music company.
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Justice of the Peace

Section IA. Upon the return Of said
warrant the justice shall proceed sum
marily w tn the case, unless it be ad-
iourned by consent or for cause. Ii
the case be adjourned, the defendant,
# required by the court SO to do, shall
recognize with security, to be ap-
proved by the court, for his, her, or
their appearance in such sum as the
court shall direct, or in default there
Of may be put In charge of the officer
who made the arrest, or be committed
to the common Jail Of Sank county.
The complaint made as aforesaid shall
be the only compla MT required, and
the plea of not guilty shall put in
;ssue all subject matter embraced III
the action.
Section IS. A printed copy Of this
ordinance, and published in neWspa-
per or in pamphlet or book form, pur-
porting to be published by authority
Of the County Board, shall be prina
face evidence of it's passage and pub
licatiOn.
Section 16. If the verdict is guilty
the court shall render Judgment there
on against the defendant for the for
FIXTURE prescribed in this ordinance
for the violation of which the person
or persons shall have been adJudged
guilty. and for costs of suit, and n
default of payment thereof, said de-
PENDANT shall be committed to the
common Jail of Sank County for a
period not exceeding thirty days. If
the verdict be not guilty the costs or
the suit Shall be taxed against the
county.
Section II. There is hereby con-
ferred upon all duly elected and DUAL
flied justices W thin said County OF
Sank jurisdiction to hear, try and de-
termine all actions brought under this
ordinance.
Section 18. In all cases the defend
ant may appeal from such judgment
TO the Circuit Court of the County or
Sank in the manner now provided by
law for appeals from Justice Courts.
Section 10. Sad appeal shall stand
for trial by jury, unless jury pe
waived in the manner provided by law
in said Circuit Court, at the next
term thereof after the day the Judg
nent Of the justice shall be rendered.
Section 20. This ordinance shall be
in full force and effect after its pass
age and publicat on.
| hereby certify that the above aid
foregoing ordinance was adopted by
the County Board of Sank County by
a majority voted with a quorum pres
ent on the 10Th day of August, 1917,
C. A. CLARK,
Chairman.
F. A. COOPER,
Clerk.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, sAUK
COUNTY, SIS.
The above and foregoing ordinance
is hereby officially published by me as
County Clerk of Sank County pursu-
ant to law.
Dated: August II, 1917.
(SeaD F. A. COOPER,
County Clerk.
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FAIRFIELD

Mrs. G. G. Porter of Cumberland.
who has been visiting relatives the
past few weeks, returned home Satur-
day.
The mite box opening held Saturday
at the home Of M. L. Porter, was at
tended by large crowd. A very en-
joyable time g reported.
Mrs. Mary Thayer Of Beloit has
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BLACK HAWK

Miss lone Schumacher Of Reedsburg
visited her sister, Mrs. Arthur Luke,
last Saturday.
The Black Hawk school will com
mence next Tuesday, September 4.
Miss Weininger of Mt. Horeb is en-
gagged as teacher.
Rev. and Mrs. Jordan and three chill
dren of NorEalke are visiting Mr..
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Boris DeLaskine, who claimed to be
a Russian diplomat, was arrested ON
his arrival at San Francisco on Friday
on trans-Paciflc steamer, by federal
authorities as a German suspect. He
had Russian passport, $4,000 in cash
and eighteen trunks, authorities said.
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Observation-Disclosures

At O'Clock on the morning of Au-
gust %, Floyd J. DeBarr OF Baraboo
and Dorothy Wilkinson of La Vale
were united in marriage by Rev. Fa-
Their Hanert at Kilbourn.
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MISSIONARY MEETING
SEPTEMBER SECOND

There will be a missionary meeting
at the Eu. Luth. st. Johns church,
corner East and Fifth streets, Septem-
Der 2. All friends of the congregation
are cordially invited to attend.
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CONSOLATION
Free: To
The SICK

! DIR. HOAG, the Chicago Specialist
treats all Nervous and Chronic Disease
of Men, Women and children, and offeT
to ali that will call on that day, dat
and during the hours given below, con
sultation and advice FREE OF CHARGE
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Try Zenzel for all skin troubles
Sold by Donovan & Co.
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shall be paid into the county treasury.
Section 13. In all prosecutions for
any violations of any Of the provisions
of this ordinance the first process shall
be complaint in wr ting, under oath,
for a warrant, as in criminal cases, be-
fore a Justice of the Peace, and no
other affidavit shall be necessary. Said
complaint may be substantially in the
following form:
The County of Sank
VS. In Justice Court
John Doe
Before Justlce
Of the Peace.
County Of Sank. So.
-------, being duly sworn,
complains on oath to ------------,
Just ce of the Peace in and for the
County of Sank, that ------------ on
the day of ---------, H., at
said county, did violate section 1865
--of ordinance describing it by
it's title), which said ordinance is now
in force as this compla nant verify be-
lieves, and prays that said ----------~
-- may be arrested and held to
answer to said County of Sank there
for.
Sworn and subscribed before me
this - day of --------- -.
-----------------~,
Justice of the Peace
Upon the filing of such complaint
with the Justice he shall issue war
rant substantially in the following
form:
State of Wisconsin, County Of Sank, IS.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN TO
THE SHERIFF OR ANY CON
STABLE OF SAID COUNTY,
GREETING:
whereas, --------------- mas CnIS
day complained to me in writing, on
------day of ------------, d., at
said county did violate section -------
Of ordinance No. ------ describing it
by it's title) which said ordinance is
now in force as the complainant be-
lieves.
Therefore, you are commanded to-
arrest the body of ----------------z
and bring him before me forthwith to
answer to the County Of Sank on the
complaint aforesaid.
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For Sale: Team of working horses,
weight 100 each. Mueller's garage.
Phone 207.
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DR.. c. A. Hoaa
Of Chicago, H., will be in
= 9raDOO
At the Warren House MON
DAY, SEPTEMBER 3. Office
hours 8 a. m. to A p. m.

2OTA YEAR OF SPECIAL PRACTICE
in the treatment Of chronic diseases has
merited the confidence DIR. G. A. Hoaf
of Chicago maintains. Anhonest oplnloI
and diagnosis always given. ~
He has to his credit many wonderful
cures in diseases of the Stomach, Liver.
Kidneys, Heart, Lungs, Nerves ane
Rheumatism, Enlarged Veins, Fistulai
Piles and other rectal diseases-Catarrt
which poisons the breath, Stomach anc
Lungs and paves the way for consump
ton: also throat and ear diseases,
BLOOD AND SKIN Diseases, Pimpies.
Scrofula, Tumors, Golfers, Appendicitis.
letter, Eczema, Fits. and all constitu,
tiona) and serious internal diseases that
oAfse the skill of many physicians.
YOUNG AND OLD MEN, it you are
unified for business )r study and are
weak and rundown, complaining OF
weak. aching backs, and are nervous
weak and debilitated, consult this spss
cialist.
EY AnYEC IL You are suffering from per.
L<AIAEa'0 sistent Headache. pains In Bach
and fee as if Il impossible for you % enoIS
troubles and still be obIged 20 sys the
Doctor call He will cure you II you VIII trust
yourself to his care. A great many have taken
treatment of this Specialist and ne can reier Sou
| RI thoae who have been cured by him.
| No matter who has failed to help you. the time
has come when it is worth your whIle 70 come
hundreds of miles to secure DR.. Hoag adylce ana
to have him examine you.
| CONSUL TATI0N FREE
Hose address, 1862 Minerva Ayenses
ChiceSo. Ill.
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Sworn and subscribed before me
this ------ day of ---------- -.
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THANKSGIVING SERVICES
THURSDAY MORNING

a union Thanksgiving service will
be held at the First Presbyterian
church at lO:45 o'cock next Thursday
morning in celebration Of the national
Thanksgiving DAY. The Presbyterian
choir will fur nish special music for
the occasion and Rey., p. !. Elaea, pas.
tor Of the First Christian church. will
preach the Commemorative sermon.
The subject OF his discourse will be
THE Benefits of Thanksgiving" A
special Offering will be made for the
Syrian and Armenian Relief fund.
Canon City people have generously
responded to every appeal made to
them for service connected with the
prosecution OF the war that has receiv.
ed the sanction OF government. which
is greatly TO their cridit. Surely they
will respond no less heartily to Of
fetal proclamat:ons calling the nation
10 prayer and Thanksgiving on Thurs
day, November goth. II their response
is worthy OF their attitude towards
other matters and interests. similarly
approved. the Thanksgiving service
viii fill the Presbyterian church to
overflowing.
There will also be special Thanks
giving service at Christ Episcopal
church next Thursday morning. begin
ming at 10 o'clock. to which the public
is invited. There will be special
musical program and n short sermon
by the rector.
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MElluRRl SERVICE
ssM ElkS. NEXT SUNDAY

The annual memorial service or
Hodge of sorowI OF Canon City, lodge
No. 610. Benevolent ano Protective
Order Of Elks.Sswili t-be held at the
Elks' cub building, corner of Fourth
street and Macon avenue. at eight
o'clock next Sunday evening The
speakers of the evening will be A. H.
McLain If this city and Benjamin
Bergerman OF Pueblo, the former de-
livering the euiogies oa members OF
the lodge who have died during the
past year and the latter delivering the
annual memorial address.
The complete program OF the even
ing follows:
Music by Alva b. Wood. lodge or
ganist-
Entrance of lodge members.
Memorial ritual service by the
lodge.
Invocation-Rev, Don Frank Fem.
Vocal solo--"Open the Gates of the
Nina Skinner.
AccoInapnist Miss Caroline C.
Wagner.
Memorial ritual service by the
lodge.
Vocal Quaitet--"The Vacant Chair.
Portland Quartet = Messrs.
Banks. Evans. Woods and WHd.h
Eulogies-A. II. McLain.
Memorial ritual service by the
lodge.
Quartet--"Remeulbe Now Thy Gre
ator"-Messrs. Banks. Evans. Woods
and Wild.
Memorial address = Benjamin Ber-
geman. Pueblo lodge No. 30.
Song-"Auld Lang Synne- - Audi.
ence.
.Benediction.
Members of Canon City lodge No.
6i0 who have passed TO the great be-
yond during the last twelve months
are Gail H. Hiatt. George Degitz. E. +.
CatIin, \. W. Fitzgerald. William
Kelly, j. b. Evans. John Brandon and
W. n. Hawkins.
The committee on arrangements tor
the memorial observance IL composed
of Harry W.. Combs. Raymopd Reide
and Elmer J. Bower
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PROGRAM FOR
PRISONERS.

Under the direction Of the Epworth
League Of the First NJ. Z. church a
splendid oy=am OF music and. reci-
tstions was given at the pcnitentiary
Sunday afternoon. Many Of the most
popu ar musicians Of the community
took pat The program follows:
Praye;- Rcv. Guy Il. Konkci-
Plano solo Helen Sprinkle. <
Vocal eolo--Mirs MilIicent Steacy.
Reading---Miss ca'ista BurnS.
Male Messrs. Eisea. Hub.
bert. Thompson. Van Patten.
Piano. aoio--MisR Esher Konkel.
Vocal solo-Mr. Roy Thompson.
: Selection by penitentiary band.
Vocal duet--Mrs. Chas. a. Roberts.
Miss Blanche Allison.
Cello soio--L. &, Dies Jardines.
Miss Bessie McQuown. accompanlst.
Benediction--Rev. Konke1.
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Break the peanuts lightly into smaii
pieces and mix thorouKiy i~sth- I cup
OF -four Soak the yeast il one-haH
cup Of 'ukewarm water for !one hour.
ure this In making sponge With t~o
cups OF sifted flour and the required
amount OF salt In tho morning. or
when this sponge ir light. stir H. until
smooth. add the sugar. and finaiiy the
vell-blendcd mixture OF cup Of hour
and one fourth pond OF crushed. roast
ed peanut meats.
Knead until smooth and elastic. add
ing flour or water. II required to mako
a dough OF the proper consistency.
Cover and allow to rsc aKain until
quite light Divide and mold into
loaves allow 10 rise until az tiuncs
the original volume. and bake for so
10 GO minutes In modernte oven.
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HOME SATURDAY. FROM o
INDIANA.


INDIANA. Espsa arii,ri '6i
J. C. Lwrence and son, John Edwin.
OF 800 reydene venue. East Canon. re-
turned home last Saturday from two
weeks visit to Princeton. Indiana.
where they attended the goden we'd
ding anniversary celebration of the
formers parents. They report very
pleasant trip.
MRS. A. r. MiTcHELL-----.
ENTERTAINED AToDINNERz7r
Mrs. A. II. Mitchell entertained
twelve young ladies at S O'Clock
dinner at her home 414 College avenue
Sunday evening. The table was beau
tifuIly decorated in pink and white,
carnations being used as center piece.
Music was furnished by victroia and
q social evening enjoyed by all.
Those present were the Mesdames
Harry Combs. Clyde Turner. De For
est Price, Frances Collins, the Misses
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peanu. sre.d.


War may have It's .hardships, but
eating peanut bread is not one. OF
them. says today's bulletin from the
National Emergency Food Garden
Commission working In cooperation
with this newspaper ton eonasrve the
country's food resources. The bulletin
offers tie following reoipe for peanu,
bread:
X pound roasted and huiled pea
nuts.
3 cups slf,ed whea, Hour tmcrc II
desired)
2-3 cake dry yeast.
] tablespoon surar
II tablespoon salt
Il cup lukewarm waier. milk. or
equal parts of both.
All measurements are loysl full.
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surpr,sed Justice.

In New England town o iorn' ce'
iebrity was brought up before the j'n'
tiee for stealing chickens. The prts-
oner wns noted for never telling the
truth when he could help II. nill con.
sequentiy there Was general surprise
when he pleaded guilty. 1t evidently
staggered the jrsticc. Tie rubbed LIE
glasses and then scratched hIs hcad
II guess--I'm afrnjf--wcIi. Hiram
said ne. nfter fhougittfnI pause. II
guess I'll have to have more evidence
before sentence you."--1,asc nnf
Comment.
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rhs, p.seourspsd Him.

An exchange asks: "whnt has be-
c.me of the oid-fashioned doctor who
used to write. 'Tnke n henping dime
ful OF this powder three times dnyF'
We fnncy. brother. he wHsSssnncked out
by the old fr,shmnn who. MT hnv'ng
dime handy. loaded sup nickel twice
md nearly crpnktd.-Doston Tran
6crinf
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Tuesday
DANIEL HoLcoMs VISITS

DANIEL tioLcoMB VISITS
EIGHT MILE PARK. t
Daniel Holcomb of Canon City. visit
ed the latter part of last week with
Morris Mikeseli on Eight Mile Park.
GEO, W. BETHEL ON
THE SICK LIST
AS the result of severe cold that
threatened pneumonia. Geo. w. Bethel
has been confind to his home for sew
eral days past.
GUEST OF J. L. HALEY.
Mr.. Leo. birmingham of Philadel-
phia. arrived here Saturday afternoon
and is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
L. Haley. Mr.. Birmingham is a
nephew of Mr.. Faley.
c. A. eioos BACK FROM
WESTERN SLOPE.
C. A. Biggs has returned from a
short visit to the western slope. He
says business is good over there. but
that the growers lost large amount
of fruit by the freeze o few weeks ago.
MRS. eEhorEY VISITING
IN HOOPER.
Mrs. Frank II. Bengley Of 622N
Main street left today for Hooper, Col
orado, where she witt spend a week or
ten days visiting San Luis valley rela-
tives and friends.
BaoT IN FINE LOAD
oFTuRkEYs.4
e. G. wetherar OF wetmore brot to
Canon City on Monday twenty7eight
fine turkeys OF his own raising which
he sold to local dealers atan average
price of two dollars and seventy Ave
cents apiece. or seventy-six dollars
and nifty cents for the lot. Turkeys are
fairly abundant this year; the season
having been very favorable. for them.
CHICAGO BANKER HERE
SUNDAY.
Horace Holmes Chicago banker.
stopped over In Canon City on Sun
day for brief visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Rambo. at So6 Rudd avenue.
while on his way to Portland. Ore. on
a business trip. Mr. Holmes was very
fawprabiy impressed with the com
munity and the attraciveness Of it's
setting. W 50 X =