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MATINER RACE CARD.

Five fast events are on the card OF
the fifth regular matinee OF the Della
ware Horse Show Association at
Wawaset Park tomorrow afternoon.
The card follows:
Event No. 1--Shandon Bells, br. h..
by Chimes. David Ford: Bessie W.. b.
m, by Wheeler f.. l. o. Ross; Sam
Austin. b. &. Unknown. d. Goodwin;
Helen Axworthy CHI m. by Palo Ak
worthy Cow,iew Farm; Dora Thorne.
b. m. by Legatee. ]. c. Boulder.
Event No. martin Mghtfoot. b. q,
by Binvola. Riverside Farm; Linares.
b. h., by Iinarro. ]. p Ratledge;
Esther Banks, b. m. by Bohemia Boy.
r. r. Lynch: Babe Allerton, b. m by
Allerton, J. c. Boulder.
Event No. 3-Para Belle, b. m. by
Paralizer. Rockland Farm; Acheen, br.
b., by Achille, William Taylor.
Event No. Happy J.. blk e., by
Advance. Jr.. Rockland Farm; Handy
Jim. br. g.. by milne b.. J. Writ VIII
lis: Amo z. m. by Auster c. S. Phipps
Event No. Slim Watson, b. g.. by
Candy Chimes, W. NJ. Carswell; Kinl
Bingen. b. h.. by Bingen. NJ +. Hay
/ den: Prelma. b. m, by Directum Spier
Riverside Farm: Rugnenot. b. g.. b.
Chimes. John Zebley: Peter W. b. B.
by Cresceus Mack. DR.. p. ". Tomlin
son.
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point in the strength OF the Giants
Slim Sallee-has done little so far
The beginning OF hot weather viii
trot out tho sheriff and he may be
relied upon to twirl several nigh
class games before he lays aside his
uniform
The Braves are visiting at the Polo
Grounds. That always means hard
baseball for the Giants. The Philles
are still battling the Dodgers.
The Cubs are not near enough now
TO cause any serious trouble
Ty hit in his twenty-hfth consecu-
tive game-an infeld single.
Three hits we're yielded by Ferd
schupp and ali came in the eighth
inning.
The Red Sox struggled 10 life and
whipped the Yankees twice.
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Will OESCHCER Be
another alex?

There's a little college out in Cali
fornia, st. Mary's they call il. where
they grow baseball players like weeds
and pretty nearly every season finds
one or two OF them up in the majors.
Duffy Lewis. Harry Hooper. Dutch
Leonard. Hal Chase. Eddie Burns,
Louis Guisto, Art Shafer and Fred
Snodgrass are some OF the big league
stars who first learned how to hit and
run the bases at the little college and
Pat Moran believes he has another
from the same baseball incubator
in Joe Oeschger, his big right
handler, who is about ready 70 take
his place regularly in the box.
Moran has been nursing the young
ster along since 1914 and believes he
Is about ready.
Moran and the other Phillies be-
lieve Oeschger should prove TO be an
other Alexander. They declare he has
more sped than the great Alex. a
better fast ball and a faster break
ing curve.
He has lacked confidence and con
troll. but is said to be developing
these rapidly
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SATURDAY SPORTS
BASEBALL

BASEBALL.
ALL WILMINGTON LEAGUE.
Browntown vs. Brandywine, Front
and Union. Umpire-McGowan.
Brownson vs.. Eden, at Eden Park
Umpire-Cunningham.
Pioneers vs.. New Castle, at New
Castle. Umpire--McKay.
vandever vs.. Wilmington Steel, at
Seventeenth and Spruce. Umpire
Henry.
CHURCH LEAGUE.
Hilluest vs.. Madeley. at Eden
J Park. Umpire-Lank.
Goodman vs.. Silverbrook, at
Water Tower. Umpire-Hastings
J Eastlale VS.. Central at zoth and
Market. Umpire-McClees.
Edge Moor vs.. Elsmere, at Els
; mere. Umpire-Davis.
p. R. R. MOTIVE POWER LEAGUE
Wilmington vs.. Trenton, at Second
and Church.
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The steamrolling affair arranged
by Pat Moran to iron the kinks out
Of the early season predictions OF
worlds series for the Giants has ap-
parently run into a bank OF bad coal.
Any way something has happened TO
It. The Phillies today are a full game
behind the Giants.
The Giants appear 10 carry out the
drive pennantward. They are In as
good shape as may be expected az any
time this season. They have withstood
the Punishment of John J. McGraw,
the broken leg OF Lew McCarty is
hurting the rest OF the Giants very
little: Charles Herzogs back Is again
bendable and Ferdie Schupp has
crawled out Of his slump.
Added 70 schupp's work will be
the knowledge that JEFF Tesreau and
Poll Perritt are ready to be entrusted
with a ball game. Also the potent
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By II. c. HAMILTON.


United Press staff Correspondent.
NEW YORK, June Ex-Governor John
X. Tener is through as president of the
National League. There can be no ques-
ton OF his sincerity in the announce
ment made during the recent rmpus
with John McGRw. His firm jaw set.
his teeth together, Iener declared that
was all he had to say
Il am not a candidate for reelection
he declared. 81 refuse to be questioned
further
And that's all he would say. Several
persons. remembering that rener was
governor Of Pennsylvania when the Ma
tional League clubowners sought him
out and made him their executive ques-
toned Tener as 10 what he might do
II the National League should unani-
mously request that he retain his Office.
81 won't say word" he declared. And
there the argument or examination
ended
Tener has lot Of business interests.
Before he became governor of Pennsyl-
wanna. or before he became connected
with politics at all TO any considerable
extent. he was president of one of the
nations most prosperous small-town
banks. That business calls him. In adj
dition he has holdings Of coal land in
Pennsylvania that are vary valuable. He
is able 60 devote only a small share oil
his time 70 these interests, and private
enterprises are being sacrificed by him
10 certain extent, for the good Of base
ball
Under these conditions Tener car
hardly be blamed for chucking his pres
emit fob overheard. He has had fou
years Of trouble. has conducted a cleai
administration. and will leave tn
leaare--if it does finally come TO that
with a fine reputation.
Tener IL a man who came from IN
ranks Of baseball, passed through tn
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Tener Firm in Resolve 10 Quit Nationals

early grind Of viccissitudes which assail
any young mans life. became a member
Of the national House Of Representa-
tives,. was elected governor of one Of
tho nations most powerful States. ana
passed into the third stage Of his public
careerh s president Of the oldest institu.
tion in baseball-the National League.
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BETHLEHEM STEEL LEAGUE.
II. & H. vs.. Steelton, South Side
Park.
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lleITNINc ooEs DAMAGE

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
SMYRNA. Del. June 29-During the
severe electrical storm which visited
Smyrna late THURSDAY afternoon. the
barn or Arthur Boyer. on Main street
near Duck Creek. was struck by light
ming and a COW was killed. A house
near there. owned by J. c. stockly, was
struck and damaged
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American League.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
National Iengue.

Phillies at Brooklyn.
Boston at New York q games)
Cincinnati az Pittsburgh.
Chicago az ST. Louis.
American League.
Washington at Philadelphia
Detroit at ST. Louis.
New York at Boston
Chicago at Cleveland
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RIMS FOR THE MEEK.

Runs scored by all teams in the
American and National Leagues from
Friday. June 90 10 Thursday June 3.
inclusive. ONLY runs included in
the official averages are counted
Scores OF lncompleted games are not
Included. but those Of games o. I'VE
innings or longer arc found in this
fable.
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National League.

Totals SO 20 Z 80 81 IS "a 2si
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GRADUATES AT sNYRNA.

DOVER. Del, June %. Commence
ment exercises OF the Smyrna public
schools were held in the Smyrna
Opera House Wednesday night The
graduating address was made by
George b. Hynson. OF Philadelphia.
formerly OF Milford, and diplomas
were awarded to the following grad
yates Elizabeth T. Wilson. Edna H.
Pratt S. Catherine Johns, Elizabeth
r. Hudson, Elizabeth w Mattiford.
Ethel Johnson. Lillian l.. Thonley. T.
Wilmer Holland. c. Thomas Attix.
Nora David. Pearl 3. Langrell Harry
10. Johnson and Joseph Wise
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BASEBALL CHANCES
National League.

Boston at New York, two games
cloudy.
Philadelphia al BROOKLYN. cloudy.
Cincinnati no Pittsburgh rain
~. Louis nc Chicago. clear.
American League.
New York at boston. cloudy.
Washington at Philadelphia. cloudy.
Chicago at Cleveland cloudy.
Detroit at St. Louis, clear
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BASEBALL STATISTICS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Nnlinnnl Lenrne-

Brooklyn, 8; Phillics 3.
phil es. /; Brooklyn. end camel
Pittsburgh. 6 Cincinnati, ?.
81. Louis. 4 Chicago. J.
New York. 3; Boston. ?.
American League.
Washington. 4 Athletics, 3.
Boston. B; New York. ?.
Boston. 8; New York. 0 end game)
Detroit. 6; Chicago. g.
St Louis, 5; Cleveland, l.
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Totals 80 43 2s 10 Is AZ 27-25s
did not play.
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GENERAL SPORT

Shooting. Bellevue, Greenhill. P, B.
& W. Clubs.
Golf, tennis. Wilmington Country
Club.
Matin' racing, Horse SHOW Park.
s*sss
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Patience and Cowardiee
tBy Cardinal GIBBONS. ,

As an evidence Of the righteousnc css
of Americas cause in the war. /
would point to the patience Of our
President and Congress- under the long
series Of grave injuries and broken
pledges endured by the United States
drr!ns the time that Germany vas
protesting it's friendship for us. We
were shocked TO see our property un-
justly destroyed in vast quantity. but
what was UNNECESSARILY more serious
to read OF our men. women and chill
dren killed in violation Of the univers.
ally accepted customs OF the sea,
When at length not only American
citizens but neutrals everywhere suf-
of q nation which hcsitated not to dir
regard International law we learned
that patience was being construed as
cowardice. and that ii was folly to
hope that wiser counsels would pre-
vail among our enemies to bring about
q change In their lawiess policy. Then
we took the only course open TO US.
the defense of our sovereign rights
as nation and the uphoiding OF the
ideals of truth and Justice In the
hearts of all people We have entered
itno the struggle with a clean con
science. seeking no territorial or finan.
cal gain, but the peace OF the world
the liberty OF its people. and the seonr-
ing OF all nations.
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Why We Are at War
tDy Father John cavanaugh. President
University of Norte Dame.)

(Dy Father John Cavanaugh. President
University of Norte Dame.)
The militaristic spiri, In Germany
must perish or America can not sur
yive. When the lion and the lamb
lie down together the lamb 3 always
inside the lion. and peace-lovine
commercial nation can never be safe
80 long as a militaristic. powerful.
and aggressive nation iies within
striking distance and eager 10 atrike
lie, not the gentle hammered think
tina; we can have no proper concern
about the thoughts and the internal
organization OF neighboring nations.
Where these things are merely mat
ters of taste We have. indeed. no right
to interfere: but when any strong ns-
tIon evovs a policy that involves the
destruction of our country we should
be less than reasonable. We should b-
insane. II we permitted that nation To
build up q monstrous machine for car
Tying out It's purpose while we bar,
tered and played. II does not promo.e
the happiness OF n kindly fnt man to
know that q burglar or murderer L.
lying N walt for him With club IA
he goes his pcseefui way on dart
night. That was precisely the ritrs-
tion OF our people before the war bc.
gan.
We rhapsodize over tho men OF
washinEton'r time and tho staivarts
OF Lincoin's day. but let -- not forget
To acclaim the heroes os '~'s critical
hour OF what avail wns u that the
Revolutionary patriots created Amor
lea. and tho Civil Wa -s'r,ois unified
America. II patriots ~' .odrv 30 no.
conserve Americas This war 10 as
sacred as either OF the other great
American wars. and every man and
every dollar With IN she bounds OF our
country must help TO win the night
Whoever shirks or shrinks Is con
struc.iveiy traitor. This Ia war
aralnst war. and pacifsfs themselves.
{ they were wiae. would sec IN Ameri-
can victory the only hone OF the trt-
umph OF their cause. This war is To
purchase permanent peace md II must
not end TIL the spirit OF militaristic
aggression periahes from the earth.
II win require the exertion OF all our
peopIe's gigantic might to soc this
conflict through. and any American
who for any rcason whatsoever is cold.
or backward in this war is unworthy
Of his sacred Inheritance.
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A Ghristmaa
RlPEnimg
Fu
Ksh. Or. 1uu.arb Dudirn

MAY the blessing Of The li1hs
1VA thst shown ~ midnilht come
10 the hearts tbae ere shadowso
sad the homes thst are DARK
q Msy the blsssina OF the Msn1er
Cradle como 70 shst innumsrsbis
company afaisse whom the doom
Of hope esd peace end rsst srs
shut.
q May the blessing Of the Holy
Child come to every one who hes
forfotssa that thou. o God. srt
his fasher and that al msa ere
brothers.
q May the blessing OF the Cuid.
int stsr como to those who wan
der In the night and cannot 6a6
the bomewsrd way.
9 May the blessing OF the Stable
come upon all hesrts, waksnina .
kindly sense Of kindred with every
living thing that Wake the ksid
and iorsss or winss the cir or
passes slon1 the paths Of the
sess.--Nsw York World.
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CLARENCE WtLsoss
ENrERvAlNs.

Mr.. Clarence Wilson entertained at
a dancing party on the evening Of the
14th. at the deputy warden's resi-
dence in honor of the younger set Of
the high school students. There were
fifteen couples including few
couples from Florence Pomona
punch was served between dances and
mt 10:30 lap lunch was served.
Mrs. Thomas lyman and her sister.
Mrs. Grier. OF Los Anir,as. we're also
guests of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Crow enter.
tanned at seven O'Clock dinner at
their home. RAIDER ranch on Four Mile,
Friday evening. There were thirty
six present. After dinner six-handed
Euchre was played. Mrs. j. W. Haw.
thorn receiving prize for ladies' high
score. and Mr.. Geo. r. Rockafellow
prize for gentlemen's high score. The
house was beautifully decorated thru
out with Christmas decorations OF
green. red and silver.
Mr.. Harold Waldo OF Salt Lake City
was on out-oftown guest
THE MARvIN's
REMOVE TO CANADA.
Mrs H. c. Sarvin. son Arthur, and
daughter, Miss Blanche. late residents
at 220 Cottonwood avenue. East Can
on. left this morning for Alberta. Can
ada. where they expect to make their
home, They will go by wny OF st.
Paul and Minneapolis. Mimi, where
they will make connection with the
Canadian Pacific railway. which will
carry them to destination. Mr.. Mar
win and son. Harry. are already in AL.
berta. having been there during the
greater part of the past year. n
LINCOLN TEAM DEFEATS
LINCOLN PARK.
The Lincoln Junior team defeated
the Lincoln Park aggregation to the
tune OF nientecn to eight in the grade
school basketball league on the Y. NJ.
c. A. gymnasium floor Saturday even
ing. At the same time the Washing.
ton Junior team defeated the Junior
leaders by a score OF eight to seven
The Washington-Aicott school games.
which were scheduled to be played
last week. were postponed. On Dc
cember 29th, there will be practice
game between the Lincoln team and
the South Eight grade organization.
LIKES HIS pAsToRATE
IN PUEBLO.
Rev. F. e. Cain. former chaplain at
tho penitentiary here. but at present
pastor of the Minnequa CONGREGATION
nj church at Pueblo. Is getting along
nicely with his new work. In the
course OF business letter to the Daily
Record a few days ago he says:
THE enterprises of the church are,
splendidly: 20 rnch 50. in
fact. that II has been decided 10 in-
crease all departments of the work. |
Our Sunday school has grown to such
an extent that VIC arc crowded for
room and the official board is consid.
ering ways and means of building q
and larger church build |,
ing"
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FRIDAY
JACK MUMRoE OPERATED
ON FOR APPENDICITIS.

JACK. MUNRoE OPERATED
ON FOR APPENDICITIS
Mr.. ack Munroe, who was operated
on Thursday morning for appendicitis
at DIR. Holmes hospital Is reported to
be getting along nicely.
MISS MEDIA FELTER
VISITED PARENTS HERE.
Miss Media Felter. who has been
visiting her parents here since Sun
day. motored to Colorado Springs this
morning and will take the train from
there to Denver where she resides.
GOWN FROM WESTcLiFFE.
Dr. w. s. Butterbaugh and Louis
Mueller of Westcliffe were visitors in
Canon City couple of days. this week.
They came down on Tuesday and re-
turned home Thursday. Tho formers
wife and family are spending the win
tor here in order that the children
may attend the public schools.
RETURNS. FROM CUSTER CO.
Judge Jas. l.. Cooper returned to
Canon City Thursday afternoon from
Silver Cliff. where he went the first
of the week to preside at the Decem-
her term of the Custer county dis.
trict court. There Was only one jury
case tried, the People versus Harri.
son Smith. in which the defendant was
charged with robbery. The Jury re
turned a ve,d.ct OF acquittal and the
prisoner was discharged from further
custody.
MAsoNs ELECT OFFICERS.
The annual electio ncf folcers OF
Mount .Moriah Lodge No. Is, A. F. &
A. M, was held Thursday evening and
was es follows: o. w. Rowe. w. M:
Clarence p. Harris. senior warden;
NJ c. Maxwell, Junior warden: Hal
Morrison. senior warden; Chas. II
HaukoIe. junior deacon; Arthur G
Wilson. senior steward; Robt. NJ
Boyle. Junior steward; Geo. II. Sale
trustee; Geo W. Bethel. treasurer;
Thco Shoemaker, secretary; Adam S
MunrOe. tyler.
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'euRcHAsso sEs,ps~ce
PROPERTY HERE.

PROPERTY WERE
David Griniths OF South Canon. In
dustria, representative of the colora-
do Fuel & Iron company. has pur-
chased from Leroy ~ Clark the resi-
dence property at 1923 Greenwood av-
enue. The deal was made thru the
real estate agency of Hodsin q shar-
man.
Mr., James Caldwell and Mr.. Arthur
Walker. with their wives. gave the
colored folks the time OF their lives at
Smith hail Monday night.
A royal good-time dance was the
principal entertainment with real
feed" prepared by Mrs. Cindy Cald-
well. assisted by Mrs. Walker. as an
important attraction.
The event was so successful that ii
fs planned to have another similar af-
fair in the near future so that the
coIored folks can partake of some
more OF Cindy's cooking.
LIEUT.. j. /. cHENAuLT
VISITING HERE.
Lieut.. ]. l.. Chenault. recently com
missioned an officer in the United
States army as the result of his pass
ing the examinations at the officers
training camp at Fort Sheridan. III.
inois. arrived here from Chicago re-
Gently to spend the Christmas holi-
days with his wife. LIEUT.. Chenault
will. probably, remain here until after
the first Of the year when he will pro-
ceed to California where b.. has been
assigned for duty by the military au-
thoriies.
A NEIoHBoRHoop
GROCERY STORE,
o. W. Colgate has opened com
munity' grocery store on North Fifth
street. between Rudd and College ave-
nues. for the convenience OF people
living in that part of the city. A small.
but well selected assortment of staple
and fancy goods is carried in stock. ar
fording resident sof tho ngicbhrhoood
fording residents of the neighborhood
an easily accessible means of replen-
ishing their pantry supplies in times
OF emergency. To the housewives OF
the immediate locality ;Jr. Coisa,e's
store 'filis q long felt want
DR.. ooootoE oRoEaEp
TO FRANCE.
Word was received here on Monday
that DR.. Hart Goodiec: formerly of
this city. who had been ut tho medical
corps trimming camp al Port Riley.
Kansas. for several imenths. has been
ordered to proceed to France at once
with the officers OF Evacuation Hos
pitsl No. I. and he IL now at an At
iantic port in readiness 70 embark for
Europe. Mrs GoodIoe and the young.
CT children are now in Denver where
they will mako their home during the
Of tho war. Mrs. Good
ioe and childr~n reached Denver q
few days ago from Manhattan. Kan
saH. where they have been Living
since leaving here.
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News Notes
THURSDAY
VISITING CANON.

VISITING CANON
Mr.. J. r. Corwin and wife of Utica,
Nebraska, en- route to California. is
visiting his sister. Mrs. w. Fl. Rector,
$40 n. Seventh street.
NEW BABY BOY AT
THE FISHER HOME.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fisher
at their home. 211 Main street. son.
Wednesday. Dec IL. 1917. Mother and
baby are doing nicely.
w. T. WALLACE HERE
FIRST OF THE WEEK.
w. T. Wallace. of Boise, Idaho, for
mer superintendent of the local plant
Power Company. but for a number of
years past general manager of one of
the biggest electric power concerns in
the northwest, was in Canon City for
on his way TO New York City on a
busines strip. Mr.. Wallace left for
the east Tuesday morning.
DEED REQUIRED MANY
REVENUE STAMPS.
A deed bearing fifty-four dollars and
fifty cents worth of revenue stamps.
the highest ever recorded in the office
of the county clerk at Colorado
Springs, was recorded on Monday in
the transfer of the ownership of land
in the southwestern section of Ell
Pase county to Charles c. Carson by
A. E. Carlton and William H. Dozier.
The property referred to in the deed
was the Giles ranch.--Colorado
Springs Gazette.
I. w. W. WOMAN BRoT
TO THE PENiTENTiARY.
Mrs. Louise Olivereau, aged forty
years. sentenced to ten-year term of
imprisonment for interfering with the
selectiye military draft. was brot to
Canon City on Tuesday in the custody
Of a federal officer and registered as
an inmate of the women's department
of the penitentiary. where there are a
number OF other government prison
ers doing time for various offenses
under the federal laws. Mrs. Oliv-
ereau was convicted at Seattle. Wash
ington.
She is said to be member OF the
I. W. w. and is alleged to have distrib-
uted antI-draft pamphlets among mill
tary eligib'es on registration day,
June 5th. 1917. ,irr
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fO
It is one Of
the wonders
of 3 C | e N C G
and is one of
the most re-
m a r X a b | e
p / ce s of
mocha n j 8 III
ever brought
to Canon City
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WEDNESDAY
: GOULD MERE.

MRS. cHAs- GOULD MERE.
Mrs. Chas Gould OF cortez. Colo. Ia
here for little visit with friends.
PURCHASED HOME.
Mr.. J. w. I.oylngier OF iis North
Second street. has purchased the Dr.
Kellenbcrger property on River street.
next to the Gov. Peabody residence for
n home. +sr-I
HOME FROM etsa 3, -gst
CALIFORNIA y .,s..ora -.
Mrs DR.. c. Herman Graves return
ed Tuesday from an extended trip OF
three months TO California md It's
principal pointsrof interest
MRS. kURTz VISITING
PARENTS IN CANON CITY.
Mrs. w. G. Kurtz OF Grand Junction
Is here to spend the Christmas holi.
day swith her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Biggs. Mr.. Kurtz will be over for
Christmas.
LIEUT. CLYDE BIGes WILL
BE HERE FOR CHRISTMAS.
Lieut. Clyde BiggH has leave OF
absence for four days from his duties
at Camp Funston and will be here for
Christmas. His father. c. A. Bgiggs.
will probably go to Denver to meet
him.
MRS. NJ. MiNNiHAk
EhTERTAINEp CLUB.
Mrs. M. Minnihan charminrly enter.
tained the Lincoln Park Embroidery
club at her home 1il4 Water street
Tuesday evening. Light Refreshments
were served and jolly good time was
enjoyed by all.
EMORY LiNoEMsERoEa
BUNGALOW SOLD.
The Emory Lipdenberger bungalow
on Film avenue. Lincoln Park. has
been sold TO Arthur L. Kellogg. OF
Denver. general manager of the Colo.
rado Supply company's stores in
southern Colorado. Some time with
In tho course Of the next year MT.
Kellogg will remove here from Den.
ver with him family and occupy the
property ms home. c. s. Braden and
family. who are living there at prcs-
cnt. will continue In charge of the
place until Mr.. Kellogg takes posses
sion OF IT,. The sale was contaminated
thru the Hodsin 4 sharman real es.
ltate agency.
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Get your Christmas picture frames
early at Whipple's.-adv.