Denver labor bulletin., 1917-12-08
Printers Home Notes
(By Sam Bou.)

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Robert Bennett, member of Walla
Walla (Wash.) Typographical Union,
and Franz Roepke, of Oakland (Cal)
Typographical Union, were visitors
here.
Charles M. Shepard of Erie, Pa,
member of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers, was recent visi-
tor.
w. H. Reese, member of Deadwood
$50. Dak.) Typographical Union, Wis
tied the Home last Saturday, and i'm
parted the information that he set
type on the Colorado Springs Gazette
forty years ago.
A new arrival at the Home from
Typographical Union No. 6 New York
City, is Joseph T. Carney( card No.
2D, who has been an enthusiastic
and continuous member for over
thirty-eight years. On account of an
accident sustained seven months ago,
due to a fall, he was stricken with
partial paralysis. The newly-elected
mayor of New York, Judge John F.
Hyland, knew Mr.. Joe Carney very
well, and they both entered, with
others, at an outing that took place in
August, 1916, given by the Fremont
Republican Club of the Second Assem-
bly, District of Brooklyn, in the fat
mems race of 200 pounds and over, in
which the next mayor of New York
beat all corners. Mr.. Carney was
happily married to an estimable lady
two months ago, by the name of Miss
Mary Murphy, of 25S Ninth avenue,
New York City. A welcome greeting
was accorded him by his many friends
here from his union, and he seemed
greatly impressed with the Home and
i Il.
ate will be beneficial to his health.
DIR. Lewis H. McKinnie, the Home sur
geon, resident of Colorado Springs,
who recently was commissioned a
captain in the medical officers re-
serve corps, received orders to report
to the base hospital near Fort Worth,
Texas, from Adjutant General Nc
Claim, of Washington, leaving the lat
ter part of last week. He expects
to spend the next four months there,
and then to receive n transfer to a
base hospital unit formed in Denver
which will be sent to France next
April.
Col George F. Bushnell, chief aide
of Surgeon General Gorgas of the u.
S. army, investigating sites for army
recuperation hospitals, was in Colo
RADIO Springs recently; and while here,
accompanied by his wife, and with a
committee from the Chamber of Com
merce, enjoyed pleasant visit at the
Union Printers Home, and also at the
NJ. w a. Sanatorium and other places
of interest in the Pixies Peak re-
gion.
Michael DAILY of Typographical
Union No. 6. New York City, enjoyed
very sociable visit at the Home last
Sunday; glad to meet many old-time
friends.
Thanksgiving Day was, of course,
observed as a legal holiday here. 1t
was delightful weather, and after par
taking of a bounteous dinner, many
of the residents sauntered or rode to
the city, large number attending the
Autumn Exposition and Pixies Peak
Pet Stock show held at the Temple
Theatre.
Miss Mildred Philbrick, affable and
genial Home bookkeeper, will leave
Sunday for a months vacation, visit
ing with her parents at Superior,
Wyo., and enjoy merry Christmas
dinner with her relatives. Mrs. Olive
NJ. Emick, the stenographer, will Of
ficiate during her absence.
The residents, employees and friends
of the Home were pleasantly enter
tained at last Sunday nights concert
by Mrs. Marion Logan, soprano sing
er, rendering three vocal solos. Also
good musical selections by Prof. Fred
Fink's orchestra, besides a two-reel
drama, Professor Jeremy's Expert
ment," and a comedy entitled Jerry
and the Burglars that pleased all.
Beats them ALL La Belle &c cigar;