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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-19

Auttajassa SO n:ssa eileen
kirjotukseni johdosta on tunut
erehdys Johan Kuulan kuole.
man ajasta. Han kuoli elok. %
paiva ia oil naimisissa lahes 2
vuotta.
Mr.. Johan Nisula ON my0nyt
talonsa taalla Harborissa ia on
ostanut farmin jonne muutti
perheineen taman syyskuun IL
paiva. Toivomme onnea Nisulal
lie udella maatilallaan.
Nuorukainen Aksel Kokkonen
kavasi keskuutessamme matkal
laan seminaariin Ironwoodiin,
ia puhui Nuoriso liittomme OH
jelma kokouksessa 7:nen paivan
iltana Tervetuloa toistekkin.
Syn00talaisilla oil suuret hen
gelliset juhlat taalla Harborissa
t. k. 7 ia 8 paiva.
Neiti Ami Lintala, joka on
sairastanut monta vuota rinta
tautia kuoli uskossa Kristuk
seen ia haudattiin t. k. IL pal
va, PASTOR Saarinen siunasi hau
dan.
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-19
Fairport Ohio:

muuCCuu luOnUOKm lenQeC kuls
vettuvat ia putoavat maahan.
Paljon olemme saaneet taman
kesan aikana juhlia. Virvoitta
vat ia hauskat ovat ne hetket
olleet, kuhn olemme saaneet is.
tua niinkuin Maria Jeesuksen
jalkain ~juuressa ia kuunella
mita Herran puhemiehet ovat
puhuneet, kaikki ovat niinkuin
yhdesta suusta Golgatan SUR
ia voittoa ilm~oittaneet. Namat
puhemiehet kihlasivat syntisis-
ta ihmislapsista morsianta Kris
tukselle. Kylla Sc on ihanata
kuhn saa ola oma Kristuksen
morsian. Vaikka toisinaan tun
tuu, kuhn ylka olisi jo hylannyt
morsiamen, mutta kuhn katse-
lee sanaa min huomaa eta vi
ka on luonamme alma, kuhn
vaan uskomme sanan perustuk
sella itSemuus mOrsianmessa.
Waikiki morian on vaiista hyvin
kylma ia nurja Than helvetin
oma, min ylka p~alavassa raK
kaudessa Ell sani sitA, koska
han pyhan ia kalliin verensa
vuodatti meidan edestamme Sc
ka sol sen vihan maljan ia kar
sci tahtemme rangaistuksen ia
sen kautta hukutti synnin ia
kuoleman ia helvetin ijankaik
kiseksi ajaksi. lama on totuus
rakkaat ystavat etenkin nuoret
kuulkaa, taivas on verella await.
tn selki selalleen. Herramme
Jesus aukaisitien Jumalan py.
himpaan kaikille syntisille. Nut
ia on viela nuorisossakin niita,
jotka evankeliumina kuulevat
ia uSkovat. Oil niita juhlissa
nuoriakin, jotka lola todistivat
autuudestaan Rakkaasti kai
kuvat nuorten suusta juhlissam
me rakkaat Sioni Kanteleen sa-
veleet: Muistelemme vielain rak
kaudella ia kiitollisuudella sa
nan julistajia, jotka Herra Ia
hetti j%ulistamaan armo lupauk
siaan.
Kiitos taivalliselle Isalle tas-
ia kaikesta. Armoa AVIAN an
saitsemattonta sc ON etta saam-
me juhlia rauhassa Herran sa
nan aaressa, kuhn lahes koko
maailma elaa sodassa ia kau-
huissa, monet ovat vailla kotia
ia sen rauhaa, lukuisat ovat ne
orvot, jotka isatt0mina saavat
elaa kurjuudessa ia suuressa
puutteessa ia murheessa. Me
saamme viella ola kotoisessa
rauhassa ia nauttia evankeliu
min ihania lupauksia. Eik0 ole
sis syyta kiitokseen vapaudes-
famine Taivaalista ISaa kohtaan
kuhn han lahettaa luoksemme
tulemaan sanansa ~saattajia, jot
ka viela rauhaa ilmoittavat jo
autuuden evankeliumia julistS.
vat pelkaamatta. Jumalalle xii
tos ettei evankeliumin saarna
ole mennyt julia saarnajien
mukana takaisiin, vaan or pub
taasti ia kirhkaasti kaikunut
edelleenkin kirkossa. Jumala
on ruokkinnut lampaitaan OF
kealla totuuden sanalla, eika
vllpiStele aS1olta t0lSln, KUN
Herran sana samoa: Emme tar
Wise sis OLA nalkaa nalkemas.
sa vaan saamme istua p0ytaan
ia syoda Herran herkkuja, jot
ka eivat koskaan Herman poy
dasta lopu vaan pysyvat alma
katetuna rikkailla l~upauksilla.
Nuoret veljet Vilenius ia Kok
konen, pysahtyivat kylassamme
ia puhuivat Herran rakkaudes
ia meta kohtaan Veljet olivat
matkalla Ironwoodiin pappis Sc
minaariin. Toivon eta etten ka
du, kuhn paasitte armo lasten
joukkoon, STELLA uskomme saa
uutta vahvistusta ia voimaa at
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-19
Viela on
MYYTXVANA

Paljon pidettyja Lunas-
tettujen Lauluja, joita
myyn 35 sentilla kappa
leen niinkauvan kuhn
varastoa riittaa. THAT
kaa heti osoitteella:
w. M. Johnson,
Bx S14 Telluride, Colo
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-09-26
Real Old-Tirner
Revisits City

A. J. Hagar, who. with J. M. Frickes.
built the first frame mill in Canon
City of good Colorado lumber in 1859.
which then sold for SIS a 1000 feet
delivered, is enjoying visit here with
few pioneer residents still remain
ing in the community. He is. delighted
with the opportunity of exchanging
"reminiscences with the oldtimers. the
people he knew in other days. that he
is able to find on the streets. Ever
since he left here in 1880 he has held
Canon City in fond remembrance land
his return a day or two ago was cele-
brated by a drive to the Soda-Iron
spring at the head of Main street
within an hour after his arrival in
town in company with some of his
friends and the mutual good health of
its members drank from their waters.
In noting the changes that have
taken place here during the last 3S
years, Mr.. Hagar says he feels like a
veritable Rip Van Wrinkle awakened
at Santa Rita, N. NJ, and has big
bunch of yarns to unroll about the
Chino Copper Company that mines
and concentrates 10000 tons of copper
ore month, also of the high esteem
in which DR.. F. N. Carrier, its ply
sician in chief and superintendent OF
its hospital. former Canon City man.
is held by the people of that locality.
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SPENT FRIDAY WITH
HIS PARENTS HERE


Guy Miller. who was one of the lep-
s .hool of Mine at Golden at the recent
4. struction camp of the Students Army
raing corps at Fresidio, stopped of
lire last Friday for a brief ssisst with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Miller,
of Lincoln Park. white on his way back
(. ON San Francisco to Denver. Don
Lst.ey of Denver. son of Judge Nor
ton S. Bailey Of the state supreme
court. former Canon City boy, who
was a delegate from the same institI:
tion as young Miller. accompanied him
far as Canon City while on his way
home. Both young men are senior
year students at the school Of mines.
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DR.. Orendorf
Returns Here

DR.. Otis Orendorff returned to
Canon City last Tuesday night FROM
Denver. where he has been filling a
professional engae1ment for week or
ten days. Mrs. Orendorff and daugh-
ter, Miss Katherine. came home the
first of the week. DE-. Orendorff re-
Gently entered Unto tentative ar
rangemnt with DR.. T. E. Carmody of
Denver, one of the best known and
most successful ear. eye, nose and
throat specialists in the state, to take
charge of his practice during the war.
hut subsequently withdrew from the
agreement in order to return here.
The offer made Dr Orendorff to re-
main in Den,tr was very alluring
one, financially and otherwise, but he
decided to turn it down and return to
Canon City. altho he had practically
arranged to sell his property interests
here and establish himself permanent
ly in the capitol city. DIR. Carmody.
who has enlisted n the medical corps
of the army. held out every possible
inducement to DIR. Orsndorff to take
.r the management of his profess
sional work during the continuance
of the war, but it was declined, des-
pite monetary remuneration that was
liberal IN the extreme.
DR.. Orendorff. by the rejection of
the offer. has again become fixture
in this community. which will be great
ly pleasing to his friends. In spealtng
of the difficulties he experienced in
securing his release from the Denver
posi- son, DR.. Orendorff said this morn
ing: 81 am mighty glad to be back in
Canon City again and do not believe
l will Lver leave here again, even on
a vacation.
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PROF. AND MRS. c. A.
cLELAND ENTERTAIN

Last Friday evening Prof. and Mrs
G. A. Cleland were ''at home" to the
members of the Board of Education
and to the teachers of tie South Canon
pubic schools. About 25 guests were
present and with freight. autumn
leaves, school let out" and a hostess
who had some really new games 1t
goes without saying that everybody in
attendance had good time. and that
the evening passed all too quickly.
During the evening Mrs. Lowell, Mrs.
E. B. Woodford and Miss Swanson
sang. After games and music the
guests repaired in groups to the din
Ing room and partook of delicious re.
freshments, with Miss woodford and
Miss Hamilton serving.
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Saturday
MoToRED 10 CANON cITY

ON THURSDAY
Herbert Hart and Frank Collins Of
the Cripple Greek Elks. motored
through Victor to Canon City over the
Phantom Canon highway Thursday
morning and returned by the same
route in the afternoon with the Amer
lean Girls trio.-Cripple Creek Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Shea and two
little daughters OF Chicago. who have
been guests OF Mrs. Gerald Fitz.
gerald of 712 woodlawn avenue. re-
turned to their home this morning.
Stewart Middlemiss, who has been
seriously i'll with typhoid fever here
for the past six months, is much i'm
proved and win be taken back to his
home at Cotopaxi soon.
Word his been received here by Mr..
and Mrs. George Middlemiss that
their son Ralph has arrived safely
overseas.
Mrs. Jesse Knowles OF Orchard
Park is critically ill at the Holmes
hospital in consequence of an attack
of double pneumonia.
Miss Beulah Patterson left for Gun.
nison this afternoon where she will
take up her senior years work at the
Western Slope State Normal College.
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AN APPRECIATION OF THE
KINDNESS OF FRIENDS

1t being impossible for Mrs. L. E..
: adred to reply to each one personally
: he joins with her sons, w. G. Eldred
nd Judge Kent l.. Eldred in thus pub
ely acknowledging their keen appre-
lation of the kindness and sympathy
:, [ their many friends as expressed in
, he cards and beautiful flowers sent
lem at teh time of their recent be-
savement Especially do they wish
thank those who. by their music.
,ade beautiful the funeral service of
leir beloved husband and father. and
orting words. made easier their great
1ss
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INSTRUCTION BOARD FOR
ARMY REGiSTRANTS

In response to orders from Provost
Marshal John Evans of Denver the
local exemption board has appointed
an instruction board to familiarize
military registrants from Fremont
county under the 1S-to-45 draft with
concrete facts a'ld information bear
ing uopn the war and its causes. 1t
will be the duty of the board to ex-
plain to such registrants as desire in
struction the purpose of the govern
ment in the enactment of the in
creased man-power bill; in calling men
1ito the army at this time; in pointing
out the requirements of soldier; in
making clear what are essential and
what are non-essential employments
during the war and in emphasizing
the need for an effective mobilization
of the national resources at this time
as mea.is of winning for humanity
the great conflict in which the Amer
ican people are engaged.
The personal of the board follows ::
Prof. Milo L. Whitaker of Canon City.
chairman; Prof. G. A. Cleland, South
Canon; Prof. Alfred Durfee. Coal
Creek; Prof. Young. Florence. and
Prof. Charles johnson of Howard. All
are superintendesats of the public
schools in their respective communi-
ties.
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CLYDE BIeos is NOW
NOW AN ARMY CAPTAIN

Arthur H. Biggs received cable
gram this morning from his brother,
Clyde Biggs. from somewhere in
France" announcing his advancement
from first lieutenancy to captaincy
in the United States army. The mes
sage from Capt. Biggs was brief aild
merely stated that he was well and
that he had received his commission.
Capt. Biggs has been a member of
headquarters company of the 353rd
infantry during tie last year or more,
and since going overseas has dis
charged the duties of regimental ad-
jutant and regimental intelligence Of
ficer. Capt. Biggs' many friends II
Canon City will be pleased to learn
of his promotion into the military
service.
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.LuB BOYS AND
GIRLS AT PUEBLO

Many OF the winners of prizes in the
'oys' and Girls War Garden clubs of
anon City and Florence, as wen as
ne prize-takers in the Boys and Girls
'ig clubs of Fremont county, are at
ending the state fair at Pueblo this
yeek as guests of the fair association.
rhey were Invited to Pueblo by the
air management to see the govern
nent war exhibit. consisting of guns.
words, pistols and other accoutre-
nents taken from German prisoners
by American soldiers on the battle
fields of France. The display is very
complete and is interesting and edu.
to an unusual degree.
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wHALsN-RoHoE nuerIALs.

p. c. whalcn and Miss Bertha Rohde
were quietly married Monday morn.
ing at Sis mass at the ST. Michaers
Catholic church. corner OF 9th and
Macon avenues. The wedding was n
surprise to everyone. Mr.. and Mrs.
John INNING were best man and maid
OF honor. Miss Ronde came to Canon
. couple OF years ago from Marshall
county, Kan, and is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Rohde OF that
place. She has been employed for
tne past year with the J. c. Penny
store OF this city. and has host OF
friends here. Mr. whaieh is over.
seer at the Colorado state penitentiary
here. They will make their home a,
4c3 College avenue.
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MRS. ELsIE swANou,sr
DIES IN MlNNEaorA

Mrs. Elsie swanquist. aged eighty.
three years. died at the home Of rel.
a ives In Minnesota on Monday. Sen.
tember 18th. according to word receiv.
cd here day or two ago. She for.
merly resided at 1873 West Carr street
In this city. Mrs. Elizabeth johnson.
daughter Of Mrs. swanquist. died sew.
erai months ago following a nervous
breakdown.
From Cripple Creek the family NOV.
ed to Canon CITY In the hope that M.s.
Johnson's condition would improve.
Following the death Of Mrs. johnson.
her mother went TO make her home
With relatives In Minnesota a. w.
swanquist, mining engineer and son OF
the deceased. " in Central America
where he Is interested In mining.
Cripple Greek Times.
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A PILLAR OF SUPPORT.

1t is gratifying to read in dispatches
from Europe that Samuel Gompers is
uncompromising in his attitude toward
the war. This is just what people
who know Gompers would expect. And
the announcement will be reassuring
to the American people. Next to Col.
House and George Creel. Gompers is
the man who is supposed to have
most influence with President Wilson.
With Gompers an outspoken opponent
of compromise. there is reason to be-
lieve that the President will not
waver.
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SURPRISED MAS. MoLLErr.

A number of friends ands relatives
Of Mrs. w. A. Mollett motored from
Pueblo Sunday bringing with them re-
freshments. and spent the day. The
AFFAIR was surprise in honor Of Mrs.
Molietts birthday. Those present
from Pueblo were J. e. Pugh and fam.
ily. A. L. Pugh and family. ]. w. Pugh
and family. hose from Canon City
who visited during the day were Mr..
and. Mrs. G. L. Threlkeld. Miss Irene
Holcomb, Mr.. aod Mrs win Kenney
and daughter, Mrs Dave cowan and
son Joe, and Mr.and Mrs. Cleo Combs
Of Florence.
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MARRIED YESTERDAY.
Friday
ATTENDING MASONIC

ATTENDING MASONIC
MEETINGS IN DENVER
W. T. Bridwell. W. H Trout, o. w.
Rowe and J. T. Thomas. Jr.. are in at
tendance at the annual meeting of
the Masonic grand lodges of Colorado
at Denver this week as delegates from
the organizations Of those bodies in
Canon City. Postmaster Clark Cooper
and Mrs. Houle are representatives
to the annual convention OF the grand
chapter OF the Order OF the Eastern
Star, which is holding its sessions at
erhoods.
VISITED DAUGHTER IN
sAtiDA THURSDAY
]. r. Quinn went to Salida on Thurs
day to visit his daughter, Miss Hazel.
who recently underwent skiD-grnft
ing operation at the Red Cross hos
pital there for the removal of a scar
on one of her arms resulting from q
burn about year ago Mr.. Quinn.
who returned to Canon City Thursday
night. reports her as getting along
nicely
p. E. o. HELD FIRST
MEETING OF YEAR
The members of the A. c.. r. Z o.
held the first meeting Of the year at
the home Of Mrs. Hal Galley Tuesday
evening. A cafeteria lunch was served
at o'clock, after which an outline Of
the years work was given by Mrs.
Colgate. The next meeting will be
held in Florence at the home OF Mrs
Kelso
GRACE LEWIS HERE
FROM FIT. COLLINS
Miss Grace Lewis OF Ft Collins
Colo, arrived here few days ago and
is the guest of her father. J. ]. Lewis.
and friends for 10 days. She will re-
turn to Fl. Collins Monday accompa-
MED by Miss Sarah Harding, who will
also attend college there this winter.
WE'RE VISITORS
HERE ON WEDNESDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. George Haines OF Vic
tor were visitors In Canon City on
Wednesday of this week. They mo-
tored down from the district over the
new Phantom Canon highway, and
were deslighted with the scenic At.
fractions II erpsented.
MoToHED 70 VICTOR.
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Prescott and fam
iIy and Mlss Mae Bower. Mr.. and Mrs,
p. G. Whalen, Mr.. and Mrs. Imming,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Dollar. Mrs. Perry:
Bower and Elsie Bower and Ralph
Haynes motcred to Victor SUNDAY.
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CANON BOY TO DIRECT
: HIGH SCHOOL FARM

C. w. Schwartz OF this, city, until
ecently student at the State Agri-
cultural College at Ames. la. has been
appointed supervisor of the high
'chool experimental farm at Yuma,
Ariz.. and will enter upon his duties
here at once Announcement Of his
lection to the position was contained
i post card received at The Record
ffice from him from Ames, Ia. on
'riday of this week.
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JAMES M'cLiNTock EXPECTS
TO BE CALLED SOON
Tuesday
LEAVE WEDNESDAY
FOR AQMv iNntl

LEAVE WEDNESDAY
FOR ARMY INDUCTION
Roger Hull Sinden of this city and
Earl G. Bernard of Florence. military
registrants from Freomnt county, will
leave on "Wednesday of this week for
eastern army camps for special In
duction into the military service. Mr..
Sinden has Been ordered to College
Park, Md. where he will be mustered
in as radio operator In the signal
corps. Mr.. Bernard will repor, at
Jefferson Barracks. Mo-. for duty as
an army cler kand typist.
WILL MAKE HIS HOME
IN CANON CITY
L. G. Hoke. formerly resident of
Canon City. but for the last three or
four years living In Colorado Springs,
arrived here on Monday with the in
tention Of again making his home in
this community. Mr.. Hoke is an ex-
pert bookkeeper and accountant and
is planning to engage In business here.
He has taken apartments at 223 North
9th street.
MRS. COLE LEFT FOR
DENVER TODAY
Mrs. J. H. Cole (nee Jessie Apple),
who has been visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Apule, left this
morning for Denver for a visit with
her sister. Mrs. VIII Rsnard. Mrs.
Coles husband is instructor at Camp
Perry, o.. with fire arms. and expects
to be transferred soon. and until he is
more permanently located Mrs Cole
will remain in Denver.
OPERATED ON At THE
GRAVES HoePITAl
Mrs. Frank Emmerson OF SIG River
street was taken to the Graves hospi.
tai Monday afternoon for surgical
operation for the removal OF trouble
from which she has been sufferer
fer some time. She withstood the or.
deal nicely and IL. reported to be get.
ting along quite as welslas could be *.
pected under the circumstances.
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News Notes
Thursday
MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES R.

m'IAlN VISIT HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. McLain. ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Nc
Lain of Chicago, motored down from
Denver on Wednesday for short visit
with Canon City relatives. Messrs.
Charles R. and E. s. McLain are
brothers as well as brothers-in-law.
The party left on their return to Den
yer this afternoon.
RESIGNED RECENTLY FROM
THE SCHOOLS HERE
Miss Catherine Harris. one of the
departmental teachers in the Wash
ington schools here, rendered her res
ignation to the Board of Education
recently in order to accept civil serv-
ice position under the government at
Washington. Miss Harris expects
to leave for the national capital some
time next week.
LEFT RECENTLY FOR
SALT LAKE CITY
Miss Nina Munroe recently resigned
her position as q teacher in the Lin
coin school here to accept a place as
instructor in the public schools Of
Salt Lake City. She left for the
Utah metropolis one day last week to
enter upon her duties there.
KATHERINE KENLY VISITED
:. HERE FROM PUEsLo
Miss Katherine Kenly, who is in
training at the Minnequa Hospital in
Pueblo. arrived here yesterday morn
ing for few hours visit with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Kenly on
Canal street.
MARRIED YESTERDAY.
Miss Ethel Bell. daughter of Mrs.
William Bell of Lincoln Park. and L.
E. Brunton of Rocky Ford were
quietly married Wednesday Afternoon
and left by auto for Ordway, Colo.
They expect to leave later for Cali
fornia on their wedding trip. "
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Wednesday
LEFT MONDAY ron LELAND
STANFORD UNtvE Rayrv

Jack Boucher. who has been employ
cd at the Hotel Coforusio Of Glenwood
Springs during the past summer and
who spent part of last week here
Visiting his father. left on Monday for
Palo Alto. California. whore he will
join his mother and brother, Bob, who
are at present In thai city. Both the
Boucher boys will tnatricuIats rs stu
dents at Leland Stanford Jr. UnIyers-
ity this year
CONTINGENT TO LEAVE
EANv' NExrDMoNrH
The next contingent OF military rog.
istrsnts from Fremont county will
leave for the training camp sometime
during the first week in, Ootober. The
quota undlr the call OF the provost
marshal is for eighteen men. but AZ
the county 10 abort CD soms Of its pre-
vious apportionrneuts the exemption
board will send twsnty.four men.
sUvtNo FOR STORE.
Mr.. J. r.. Quinn, Of the J. r.. Quinn
q Co. furniture store. went TO Pueblo
yesterday on short .busines trip.
Mr.. Quinn bought his winter stock
Of goods while there. and reports that
the season looks bright for good bus;-
ness.
kENNErH coMss
GONE TO BOULDER
Kenneth Combs Ieft his morning for
Boulder where he win attend the Uni
versity Of colorAdp for the coming
year. - q,
IMoroRED TO PuEpLo
rHie MORNING
Mr.. and Mrs. jack Munroe motored
10 Pueblo this morning 90 inspect the.
exhibits at the Colorado state fair.