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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-29
Oakland Man Buys Farm

Ernest J. Smith, OF Oakland, Cal.
has purchased the c. c. Case farm
Of 40 acres on the Applegate. Mr..
Smith will move his family here at
once and make mis- home on the
place. The deal was made through
Heath & Herman.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-29

The Pathfinders surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Hackett at their new home
ON B street Wednesday evening. The
girls were truly strangers TO their
guardian rs they were costumed as
Turks. Gypsies. little girls. sunbon-
net babies. and French peasant girls
but the warm welcome given the new
home was so like the girls that they
were received most cordially and
spent a merry evening with games
and music. Fruit salad. nut bread
sandwiches and lemonade were SER
we'd. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs, Hackett. Ina Akin. Lola Lewis.
Alice Randle. Edna and Alzina Pope,
Ruth Smith. ,Aeline and Thelma Rob-
inson, Viola Walton. Pearl Young
blood. Pauline Meade. Mildred Tay-
lor. Leona Duncan. Irene Anderson,
Edna Holland. Gertrude Kerley. Mary
Youngblood and Catherine Wayne.
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NEW TO-DAY

classified AID RATES, as
words. two Issues. 26c. ak issues.
soc. one month. $3.50, when paid In
advance. When not paid in advance.
DC per line per lssue.)
FOR RENT Modern fIve.room bum
galow. nicely furnished. at 7is
East d street, Inquire Mrs. A.
u, Deuison. 6t5 II street. t0u
WILL TAKE best OF care OF sewing
machine and piano for use while
storing. Address No. SIS. Courier.
WANTED For work on u ranch,
man and wife without family. wife
to do housework. man general
ranch labor. Inquire Chamber OF
Commerce. IL
JERSEY cows for sale. all giving
good flow OF milk Also Early
Jersey Wakefield cabbage plants
now ready and tomato plants In
season. Phone 2+3-J. or inquire
il0a II street. III
WLANTED--Two capable woodsmcn
to take contract for cutting saw
logs. good timber, all summer
work. WIN give away the sur
plus mill saw-dust made this year
to the party who Will agree 10
keep II all away. Edgerton q
Adams Lumber Co. 40
DRY SLAB wood Phone ls7-R.
Williams Wood Yard. 2stf
PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHER. Gene
We've McCracken, In Best-Fuller
Realty company once, zoe North
Sixth street. 22tf
JOS. MOSS AGENCY--Fire insur-r 4
ance. plate glass liability insur-
ance. 204M Sixth street. u
FOR SALE-One ton Of rye hay.
$i2; call 707 Bridge or phone
3i6-Y. 40
FOR RENT---FIvc or seven-room
house, furnished or unfurnished.
good location on north side. In
aulre at so1 Orchard avenue. John
Summers. II
FOR RBNT--Niccly furnished house.
close In. Inquire ut Grants Pass
hotel. or 85b North Fifth street.
-.-s, ---..--r.-- ,---
DRY FIR WOOD, dry FIR slabs. dry
kindling. Parsons Wood Yard.
Phones OR and 101-R. "a
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WILL TAKE best OF care OF sewing
machine and piano for use while
st0rLng. Address No. SIS. Courier.
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Tn G,s Give Farewell

The Tri G's gave a farewell party
for Harold McGee at the home Of Don
Graham on Sixth street saturday
enlivened the evening hours until
cakes and ice cream were served,
evening. the 2ist. Games and music
Each member OF the club present
wrote letter to the honored member
to be read on the train. Those pres
ent were Misses Lorene Courtney
Helen Ellis. ulda Basler. Vivian lsh-
am. Mrs, II, II. Basler, Mrs. Graham,
Messrs. Frank Price, Horace Hair,
Frank Turpin, Harold MCGEE and
Don Graham.
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classified AID RATES. -sS
words. two Issues. 26o: ak issues.
soc: one month. $3.50. when paid In
advance. When not paid in advance.
&c per line per lssue.)
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Cracker. Miss Nettie FitsgeNld.
wray Murphy, AIR and Mrs, Paul
Kirker and teacher Mrs, McCracken,
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selections by harmony three. Vir-
ginia Green, Milton Green and Har-
riet Clapt. Each lady brought a
pound of anything which was auc-
toned OF. There were pounds OF
every article used by the Anglo Saxon
purchaser. The hall was decorated
with flags and bunting. Following
an excellent supper. dancing was In
order until late.
Mrs. upson and Dr. Tr1,ax Honoretl
Mrs. U. l.. Upson and DR.. j. p.
Truax were born on the same day
OF the year some years past. In honor
OF which event a merry party was In
vited to the Truax home on A street.
Thursday evening. A bountiful
picnic supper was served in the din
ing room. prettily decorated with
greens and wild flowers. Following
the supper hour cards and dancing
sped the evening hours. Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. U. l.. Upson,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Reynolds. Mr..
and Mrs. A. s. Barnes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. N. F.
Macduf, Mrs. Cora Coutant. NJ.
Clemens. Mrs. Macdur ST.. and DR..
and Mrs. Truax.
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Girls s. s. Class Entertains

Girls s. s. Class Entertains
Roy Hackett's Sunday school class
of boys OF the Baptist church en-
tertained Mrs. Hackett's class Of
girls in the church parlors Friday
evening. Games and music paused
for light refreshments OF hazel-nut
ice cream and cookies. An uproar-
iously good time was declared by the
entertainers and the entertained.
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In Honor Of Mrs. Good

Mrs. Ernest Lister and Mrs. Tom
Calvin entertained the T. A. Sewing
club at the Lister home on A street,
Wednesday afternoon. The affair
was in honor Of their mother. Mrs.
Good, OF Salem. Sewing and yis-
iting pleasantly passed the after
noon. Sandwiches, pickles. cake
and coffee were served the following
club members: Mesdames Newell.
Lafferty, Wilson, Jester. Arthur Lis
ter, Calvin, Ed. Lister and guests.
Mrs. ]. Woke, Mrs. Ferrln, Mrs. r.
Mashburn. Mrs. vannice. Mrs. Mead.
Mrs. A. s. Barnes, Mrs. Strechberry.
Miss Alma Woke and Miss Claire
Woke.
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O5caaP
Tillkan Ws.slNaA wah Picnic

Tilmn wsa'~aA wah Picnic
Miss Bridges . d the high school
chaperonN TIE ireshman English
class. The Tllkun-Ium waA Nvah society,
on a picnis wMzbdnesdy safter school.
After aplAansn mt walk up Gilbert
creek dllhsian3ul picnic supper was
enjoyed This ss was Followed by
games and songs. -s.s. They then return
ed hone IAcse-ssse present. were Miss
Bridges, as Go cAaperone. Misses
Crellen and lam- n-ner IS gu ests and the
memben u Tie 81 society. Phyllis Bai-
ley. LaVm brw-~ewu, Clarsa Firth. Rag
ma Ansn'sn Vcseveona williams. Ena
woolridr Mlh- -dsherlne Baker, Abram
Tolin, Irene Meme ercier, NJ urisl Myers.
Hazel Barrow . Gladys Hood, vada
Bailey, dns T.rTvlor Minnie spen-
cor. Evsln Dndbadiord, Mildred Ham
ilton. Agnes less> .etcAer, Paul Young
blood. Paul wlHTslsns Albert Burnes.
Donald Onm The name Tillfcum
Wan Wih % lrzzI Indian for Friendly
Talk" Tho 80 society meets every
Friday u 'hs usual class period.
The pNmn ocoooth masS zeal and lit
erary i usually . = on some, special sub
1ect- 4 Uta' ! deal OF good and
pleasure G bsoseea derived from the
society during tHt the past year.
The 'DcAs- --e s-You.Ple,Aser Club
~ Meets
Mrs. Tom E'1Fy entertained the
Do-AsYcuPsa.aease" club at her home
on c street Nonounday afternoon. Read
ing aloud dati lifting and fancy work
very pleasantly II passed the afternoon
hours. Banana "a salad, cake and cof-
fee were Sred bed to the following:
Aesdans POlloinlocs, Bernard, Cal
houn. viii hy-y-y. Moon- ]. D. Fry.
Omns. Tom Ny y and little Miss Celia
Fry.
ladies = Aid Meeting
Mrs. Warren arzs and Mrs. Murphy were
hostesses At Tho sac Ladies' Aid Meeting
at the First Ba-s8aptlst ch uch pariors
wednedV atsJifteroon. Preparing
carpet rags for IT carpets and visiting
that acennhIessHes busy hands passed
the pleasant aiofafternoon Bowls of
lemon blossoms ! q brlshtened the lunch
table and The ro-orooms Ice cream and
cookies were se-ssered to about 25
ladies.
Teathcn CD Club Entertained
The High ScoSchool Teachers club
was entertained bed by Miss Marian
White at hr ho-onome on South Fourth
street wednsdssbday evening. Fancy
and hand work. 4. business and visiting
passed aery Wy pleasant evening.
Dainty Nieshm rn ments we're served by
the hostess THrThose present were
Misses White 4 Penn, Crellin. Cox,
Parker Btdyeseees. Turner and Mrs.
White.
So
Young IAdi-iFiies' Class victors
At The close ese Of a contest in at
tendance Of tht the Baptist Sunday
school tho 'youooung Ladies' Glass"
proved rceB = and Superintendent
Krker enIchluIi.insd theu, at his coun-
try home FrIda-sHay evening. Progress
sive somerset i was the main enter
tainmehtdhe Sc evening" Fruit salad
with whipped CO cream, cheese waters,
cake and ccfee-seee we're served to the
following NIss esss Mile Drake. Miss
GenevIw Pat fsattlllo Miss Geneva
Myers, aIs MaaHMarietta Martin, Miss
Courtng Rom. ,es, Miss Genevieve Nc
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WANTED For work on u ranch.
man and wife without family. wife
to do housework. man general
ranch labor Inquire Chamber OF
Commerce. Il
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-29
Grange Meeting

The Rogue River grange meeting
last Saturday evening was a great
success. Over so we're present. A
short program OF reading and vocal
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ORIENT'S TOURIST CROP
RUINED BY THE WAR
tBY UNITED PREssl

Toxic. May 15.-tBy MaiD-The
orient's tourist business, which PROM
ised to smash all records this year.
has been practically ruined by Amer
ica's belIigerent attitude and the sub
marine scare on the Pacifice. Never
in history had Indications pointed to
such a bumper crop OF American
spenders as this spring.
The rikisha boys and curio men had
girded their loins and extended their
palms. All was ready for the Ameri-
can tourists spring drive on the Far
East. And then President Wilson call
ed the Kaiser's hand and America
doned her coat and stepped into the
big world scrap.
The big Toyo Kisen Kaisha liner.
Tenyo Maru. due at Yokahoma April
80. carried less than 100 passengers
from San Francisco. She has accom-
modations for $50 and practically ev-
cry cabin had been sold. And then
came war and the submarine rumors.
It's SD day here for the hotel
keeper. and the steamship agent. and
the Chinese tailor and the rikisha boy
and all the rest-but especially Is II
sad for the smiling, boWinE. industri-
GUS subject OF the Mikado who will
show you everything from an ancient
print 10 cidisonne vase-and make
you buy IL.
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clerk for the past five weeks. He
has made application to enlist in the
medical corps of the United States
army and expects to be called to
Denver for examination just as soon
as the work of mobilization is start
ed. 1t is likely that the corps will
be sent to Colorado Springs for tram
ing.-Florence Citizen.
WILL RETURN TO FLORENCE TO
LIVE.
Mrs. Ford Catlin. whose husband
recently died at La Junta. is packing
her household effects preparatory to
returning to this city to make her
home She is in La Junta at present.
accompanied by her sister. Mrs. Nc
Gowan, of Canon City. Mrs. Catlin
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
A. Cronk of this c;ty.-Florence Citi-
zen.
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ANNUAL PICNIC BEING HELD
TODAY.

The annual picnic of the teachers.
pupils and friends of the Sunday
School of Christ Episcopal church is
being held in the foothills OF the
Greenhorn mountains. southwest of
town. today 1t was at first planned
to have the picnic on Garden Park.
but It was subsequently changed to an
attractive little canon in the vicinity
of the plant of the Empire Zinc COM
pany. The trip to the picnic grounds
was made by automobile. A large
number of people availed themselves
of the opportunity for days outing
in the hills.
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BRALII'S POSITION IN
WAR IN TAkGLED MAZE
tpY UNITED pREss,.

Rio de Janeiro. May 2s.--After four
days OF flibustering the BRAZILIAN
congress today authorized President
I5rax to announce Braxii's revocation
OF the neutrality between the United
states and Germany but refused. how
ever. 10 adopt n similar authorization
regarding Germany's allies.
Thus. Brazirs position at present is
not clear. she being officially with
out diplomatic relations with Germany
bat apparently, at the same time. not
desiring 10 declare war,
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SATURDAY
LEFT EoR HOME ERIpAY

Miss Irene Aitkin. late teGcner in
the Canon City high school. left Fri.
day afternoon for her home at Colo
rado Springs where she will spend
the vacation period.
HOME FRIDAY FROM CALIFORNIA
Mrs. Matt N. Lines returned to
Canon City on the Santa Fe train Fri
day afternoon from a Eve months
visit on the Pacific coast. the great
er part Of which was spent In south.
.ern California at Los Angeles. San
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PARENrs oE NEW DAUGHTER.

A seven and half pound girl was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Fisher
at the home of Mrs. Fishers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Jackson, 500 Har-
rison avenue. last Saturday. The new
daughter has been christened Rachael
Fisher. Mother and baby doing nice
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ToNsILITIs VICTIM.

uaS iof Heiehd' Null, 70 JOIN HeI
husband
ToNsILITIs VICTIM.
Miss Roxie Wood has been suffer
ing from an attack of tonsilitis for a
week or more.
MISS ALICE FELTON,
HOME FROM TEXAS
Miss Alice FELTON, returned to Can
on City last Saturday from Ell Paso.
Texas. and is again at home at els
Macon avenue. Miss FELTON, had been
the guest of relatives in FL Paso
since the first OF February and en-
joyed her four months stay on the
Mexican border, aitho pleased TO get
back to her native Colorado.
STOPPED HERE ON
WAY TO SPRINGS
d. C. Houghton and sister OF Lead
vile stopped over in Canon City on
Monday night while on motoring
trip to Colorado Springs. They con-
tinued their journey TO the Pixies
Peak district this morning. Mr..
Boughton is deputy treasurer of Lake
county He reports the roads be-
tween Leadvilie and Canon City to
be pretty bad in some places for
motoring.
MRS. WILKINSON HOME FROM
CLEVELAND, o.
Mrs. C. II. Wilkinson returned to
Canon City a day or two ago from
Cleveland. Ohio. where she attended
the recent convention OF the Northern
Baptist association; one of the larg-
est and most influential religious or
ganizations in the United States.
Mrs. Wilkinson. who was absent from
home about three weeks. has for the
last two years been secretary of the
association.
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MARIE PRESCOTT ENTERTAlNs
Y. N. Q. CLUB.

T. w. ~. SGO0.
Miss Marie Prescott charmingly
, entertained the members of the Y. N
Q. Club at a little girls party Mon
day evening at her home on Park
avenue. Each one came dressed as a
,, little girl. and children's games were
played such as spin the pan. drop the
handkerchief and statuary. At late
hour delicious lunch was served.
coffee. cake. ice cream. mints and
stick candy The evening was enjoy
ed by all.
PROMINENT ARCHITECT HERE
Henry w. Tomlinson OF Chicago.
member of the well-known firm of
Webster & Tomlinson. architects.
which has charge OF the plans and
construction of the new penitentiary
at Joliet. Illinois. one of the largest
penal institutions in the United Sta
, ties. was in Canon City this morning
! in consultation with Warden lyman in
relation to prison architecture. He
way back to Chicago.
ABANDONED AUTO TRIP
TO ST. LOUIS
Because OF the shortness OF the
time in which il will he necessary for
the members OF the San Francisco
Advertising club to make the run
from the Pacific coast to the Mississ.
ippi valley in season to participate IN
open on June 3rd.. il is believed that
inasmuch as the party has not yet
left San Francisco. the automobile
trip will be abandoned. There will be
more than hundred people in the
party and It was thought they might
possibly pass thru Canon City on
their way east.
MARRIED IN PUEBLO
ON APRIL 10TH
Mrs. Earl O. Yeaman left here on
Rio Grande train No. 10 this morn
ing for Denver where she will joir
her husband. who Is at present in
that city. They will leave Denver on
Wednesday for Cody. Wyoming where
Earl has accepted a clerical position
Many Of their friends. perhaps. do no,
know that Earl and Miss Mildred Dry
ant were married in Pueblo on April
10th. At that time Earl was mem.
ber of Company C.. First Colorado In.
fantry. U. s. National guard Later
he was given an honorable discharge
from the military service. The best
wishes of a wide circle OF friends for
! ttair happiness and prosperity 20
with them to their new home
JUDGE COOPER HOLDING COURT
IN PUEBLO.
Judge Jas l.. Cooper went to Pue-
bio on Monday to preside at the hear
ing OF demurrer TO a temporary In.
junction granted by Judge Essex OF
the Pueblo County District court
few days ago to the paving OF the
streets In certain section Of the city
The case alluded TO Is very complex
one and Is being bitterly fought by
the attorneys employed in connection
with 1t. Among the more prominent
propositions involved in the suit Is
the constitutionality of the ordinance
''nder which certain contract for
street paving was made and the legal
ity OF the manner In which the city
council advertised for bids to do the
work.
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SENATE STRIKES OUT IN
CREASE TRAFFIC SCHEDULES
tBY UNITED PREssl.

Washington. May 29.-The senate
today unanimously voted TO strike out
OF the revenue bill the house provis-
ion imposing ten per cent Increase
on all traffic schedules.
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FRIDAY

fhlUAI
HERE FROM ST. PAUL, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Merritt of st.
Paul. Mimi, arrived here this after
noon for months visit with Mr..
and Mrs W. W. Emmerson and fam
lily at 52S Pike avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Merritt, who are the parents of Mrs
Emmerson, have visited in Canon City
before
BODY TAKEN TO MEMPHIS FOR
BURIAL.
Edward Brignardello died here from
tuberculosis Thursday morning after
lingering illness. His wife and three
daughters were with him when the
end came. Accompanied by his wife
and family the body was taken to
Memphis, Tenn, the old home, for
burial.
LEFT TODAY FOR ALAMosA.
Mrs. T. S. Underwood and son.
Roger. left this afternoon for Alamosa
where they will join Mr.. Underwood
and where they will spend a month
or six weeks. Later they will go to
mer. Mr.. Underwood is at presen. en-.
gagged in auditing the books and ac.
counts of the officers of Alamosa coun.
ty.
Miss Olive Mackenzie. who has
been attending boarding school at
Washington, ID. c., during the past
year. arrived in Canon City on We'd
nesday to spend the summer months
| at home. Miss Mackenzie came back
to Colorado by way OF Annapolis, Md.
| where she was the guest Of friends
for several days. While there she was
| permitted TO visit the United States
Naval academy. which is pretty diff
ficult institution to go thrue these
war days. Miss Mackenzie stopped
over in Chicago for. a few days visit
with friends while enroute west
MRS. HARDING HOME FROM
SALIDA.
Mrs. Theodore NJ. Harding returned
to Canon City on Thursday from Sa-
Ida where she underwent serious
surgical operation at the Red Cross
hospital ten days or two weeks ago.
/ She is reported to be convalescing
nicely and stood the fatigue of the
journey home very well. Her COM
plete recovery within a short time
seems to be assured.
HOME TODAY FROM sALIoA.
l.. w. Felter and C. W. Van Pat
ten returned to Canon City at noon
today from a couple of days visit to
| Westcliffe and Salida in the interest
of the Y. NJ. C. A. War Work fund.
At Westciiffe they spoke at public
| meeting Wednesday night and secur-
| ed number of subscriptions to the
fund and effected an organization to
obtain other contributions il possible.
At Salida they addressed the members
of the chamber of commerce Thursday
night. They made the trip by auto
mobile.
0OIo run SAmF
Ten boys have shown their fnten-
tion of attending Camp Catamount
No. 3-the Y. NJ. c. A. boys camp
There were so boys who attended the
camp last year from Colorado Springs
and Canon City and the outlook is fos
even a larger camp this year.
JUDGE WALDO A DOUBLE
GRANDPA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold r. Waldo of
Salt Lake City are the parents of
son born to them on May 14th, to
whom they have given the name of
Charles Edward Waldo. in honor of
the paternaI grandfather. Judge c. E.
Waldo. of this city. Mrs. Waldo will
be remembered as Miss Mckenzie OF
this city. Mr.. and Mrs. B. Waldo
OF Billings. Montana. are also the
parents of SOD, born March twenty
fifth. The latter has been christen-
ed Charles william Waldo.
Aa~aaHnaAs
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i Many people have sold furniture 90
good advantage thru The Record Want
ad columns.
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MONDAY
MoToRED HERE FROM VICTOR
SATURDAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johanning-
mann and daughter. Francis. left on
the auto stage Saturday afternoon
for Canon City. to spend Sunday with
their two daughters who are attend
ing school at that place.-victor Rec
ord.
SHERIFF NEwcoMs TO PuEsLo
TO-DAY.
Sheriff w. II. Newcomb took Mrs.
Josephine Mitchell to the hospital for
the insane at Pueblo this morning to
be treated for a mental disorder Of
long standing. Shs has been ward
of the county farm since 1912. Last
week John Harrington and Harry
Miller were taken from here to the
same institution for treatment for
similar trouble. The trip to Pueblo
was made by automobile.
DIED SUNDAY MORNING
FROM TusERcULosIe
Perry Clyde Smith died at the fam
lily heme' 217 Douglas avenue, South
Canon. frbin tuberculosis Sunday NOR
ming. aged seventeen years. three
months and twenty-six days. He was
bora in Arhansas February LIST. 1900
and had lived here for some time. The
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funeral will take place from wilson's
undertaking chapel. 72S Main street.
at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon. Burial
was at Lakeside cemetery.
HERE ON SPECIAL RECRUITING
SERVICE.
Jas. C. Peabody of. Company c..
First Colorado Infantry. United States
National guard. is spending a few
days here visiting his parents. Gov
and Mrs. Jas. H. Peabody. at 403
River street He was sent hero
from Fort Logan last week on de-
tached duty to obtain recruits for the
military service. He has secured sew
eral enlistments. He will remain here
until Registration day. Tuesday,
June 5th.. after which no more vol
unteers will be taken for the army.
MISS COOK VISITS IN CANON
Miss Ruth Cook of Yoder. Colorado.
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Landen, and other friends
in Canon.
RETURNED TO VICTOR LAST
WEEK.
Mrs. j. N. Simmons and son, David,
who spent the winter in Canon City
where the latter attended the public
school, came up from the Fremont
county town a few days ago to join
Mr.. Simmons. They will occupy the
residence Of DIR. and Mrs. Elliott dur
ing the latter's absence from the dis
trict.-Victor Record.
BOY BITTEN BY PET BEAR AT
SAliDA.
While playing about the merry-go-
round at Second and E. streets We'd
nesday. Eugene Pelkington. years
old. fell or was pushed against a
bear by some of his children com
panions. The bear bit the boy on the
back of the head, shoulders and neck
The boy was not dangerously injured
-Salida Mail.
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BOY BITTEN BY PET BEAR AT
SALIDA.
TUESDAY
70 JOIN HUSBAND.

Mrs. John NJ. Price and son left to-
day for Helena. Mort, TO join her
husband.
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HERE FROM ST. PAUL, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Merritt of st.
Paul, Mimi, arrived here this after
noon for a months visit with Mr.
and Mrs. W. w. Emmerson and fam
lily at 52S Pike avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Merritt, who are the parents of Mrs.
Emmerson. have visited in Canon City
before.