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News Notes
THURSDAY
COLD IN IOWA.

COLD IN IOWA.
Leroy Maxfield. who now lives at
Manson, Iowa, writes friends here
that It has been very cold down there
for some time. .thethermometer going
regularly down to rs, to 80 below.
AGAIN MANAGES HOME
RESTAURANT. d.
Mrs. Lizzie. Snider has again be
come proprietress of the Home res
taurant at 4O6 Main street and on
Wednesday Of this week reassumed its
control and Inanageirent Mrs. Sni-
der. who formerly conducted the pro
erty with much success. sold out her
interests few months ago to A C
Pippin and repurchased 1t from him
BACK FROM DENVER: wEoNEs-
DAY NIGHT
Woody Higgins and II. o. Ward re-
turned to Canon City Wednesday even
ing from Denver. where they went at
the beginning of the week with a
shipment Of fat, hogs for the mar.
ket made by Mr.. Higgins and the
Wright Morgan Meat and Livestock
company. They took with them the
big Poland China hog belonging to ]
II. Harrison. of which mention has
previously been made in these col
umns. The animal weighed 77C
pounds on its arrival in Denver. hav
ing lost twenty-five pounds in transit
1t was docked seventy pounds by the
purchasers on account of having been
used for breeding purposes and was
sold on a basis of 700 pounds. 1t was
. sold for s16.35 a hundred. gross
weight. and returned the owner the
neat sum of s114.45. This is probably
the largest price ever paid, Fremont
county man for hog for butcherinf
purposes. .s.
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MONDAY
IS GUEST oE HIS SISTER HERE.

is GUEST OF HIS SISTER HERE.
Judge J. r. Williams of Port Ange-
les. Washington. arrived here last
Saturday afternoon for short visit
with his sister. Mrs. Mary ". Nc
Shane, and family. at 1923 Macon ave
nue..
JERRY MORAN TO Fr. LOGAN.
Night Marshal. Jerry Moran. went
to Ft. Logan Sunday night to be in
attendance as witness at the third
trial OF Fred II. May. an army desert.
er. who was captured here by Mar
shaI Moran. month or two ago.
MISS ELLEN DoHERTY
HAS THE GRIPPE.
Miss Ellen Doherty, manager at the
Western Union Telegraph office. is
suffering from severe attack of the
grippe. Miss Helen Bower. who ar.
rived here from Colorado Springs
some time ago for a two weeks va.
cation with home folks. is relieving
Miss Doherty until she is better.
LIEUT.. sTockDER NOW
ADJuTANT SECOND BATTALION.
First Lieut.. Hans j. Stockder has
been appointed Adjutant of the second
battalion. 18th infantry. stationed al
Camp Kearney, Linda Vista. Califor
mia. Lieut.. Stockder is a first class
soldier and has risen to his present
rank from private In the Colorado
National Guard when Company c. was
organized here two or three years ago
LEFT THIS AFTERNOON FOR
WEsTcLIFFE.
Judge Jas. l.. Cooper left this aft
ernoon for Westcliffe where he will
preside at the hearing OF some special
cases in the Custer county district
court. The most important matter
to be tried will be the case OF the
Westcliffe Mining and Milling com.
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FRIDAY

Mr.. aud Mrs. C F. Koeppen of
yampa, Routt county. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. C. R:. Foresman and family
at 222 Harrison avenue. Mrs. Keep
pen had been here for couple of
weeks. Her husband arrived on
Thursday. r u.s. - 7
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LEFT THURSDAY ON BUSINESS

Homer c. Hutchinson. general sales
man for the Belding Silk company of
New York. left Thursday afternoon
. for Denver. points in Wyoming, Utah,
Idaho and the northwest on q business
trip for bis firm, after having spent
the holidays with his wife and family
here.
MRS. II. T. RICE HERE. s.
Mrs. II. L. Rice of Sugar City, Colo.
js here for a short visit with her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. z. Snow. Mr..
and Mrs. Rice are moving from Sugar
City TO Council Grove. Kan. Mrs. Rice
will go In few days to Council
Grove. where her husband has pre-
ceded her. .t,
coMMemos RECORD CARRIER
BOY. -s ts,
II. J. Arthur OF Twelfth street. Lin
coin Park was in and paid his subscrip-
tion this morning. He said that he had
taken The Daily Record for over two
years and had never missed copy.
He said we certainly had good car.
rier boys on Lincoln Park. We want
to serve every route just as we'll
COLD WEATHER ON COTTON.
WOOD CREEK.
A telephone message from Mrs. Wal.
ter Black TO The Record office from
the ranch ON Cottonwood creek on
Thursday stated that the thermome-
ter registered a temperature OF thirty.
one degrees below zero at 7 o'clock in
the, morning. She said that there was
only about two inches of SNOW on
the ground and that the indications
were Thursday night would be fully
as cold II not. colder than the previous
night. -,----.----- q
FUNERAL HELD THis
AFTERNOON. h.,
The funeral Of the late James Noble.
a former resident Of East Canon, but
for some time past an inmate at the
county hospital. died at the county
farm on Wednesday morning of this
week. aged eighty-one years. The
funeral took. place from Wilson'S
much, II any. better off in that respect
afternoon and was conducted by Rev
Chas. J. Armentrout Of the First
Presbyterian church. Interment was
at Lakeside cemetery.
MRS. A. A. ENkE VISITING HERE.
Mrs A. A. Enke OF Nanticoke. Pa,
is visiting her sister. Mrs, r. G. Mes
bit. She says II is very cold in Penn
syiyania and finds Canon City and Col
orndo quite change.
Tue people in the east. accord,
to Mrs Enke. are learning what Con
servatiou really. is and accepting the
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Never let your home or room 70
main vacant a day before you get a
',r Rent Ad in The Daily Record
Two or three days rent saved by .
prompt tenant VIII pay for tho ad
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.
Mr.. Fred Waits has purchased the
home at 1920 Harrison avenue. from
the Madison Real Estate and Invest
ment Company of Denver. thru the
firm of Hodgin and Sharman.
MATH GRABEcK
BUYS RANCH.
Mt. Math Graheck. this week
bought the fine little ranch at the
corner of Grand Ave. and Pine. on
Lincon Park, from Mrs. Archie White
of Denver. The deal was made thru
the firm of Hodgin and Sharman.
FINANCIAL CANVASS
CALLED OFF. e
On account of the Illness of many
of the church workers and the unus-
nancial canvass among the members
of the congregation of the First Bap-
tist church will not be conducted to-
morrow A later date will be selected
and duly announced. Members are
urged to renew their subscriptions in
the meantime and secure envelopes
and pledge cards at the church.
BRooksIDE SCHOOL VISITS
POULTRY SHOW.
The pupils of the Broolside school.
in company with their teachers, r w.
Harry. Mrs. Heitman and Miss An
toinette Vezetti. and Mrs. Cowan as
chapc-on. visited the Fremont Coun-
ty Poultry and ret Stock asSocia-
tons show Friday afternoon and left
very creditable exhibit OF drawings
the pleasures and prof.
its of chicken raising. Earlier in the
afternoon they inspected the plant OF
the Arkansas Railway, Light and
Power company and were shown the
process of the manufacture OF elec-
tricaI Juice"
DELEGATES WERE ELECTED
AT THE LAST MEETING OF
THE G. A. r.
At the last regular meeting Of U. s.
Grant Circle. Ladies Of the G.. A. r.
the following delegates were elected
to represent this circle at the next
annual convention to be held at Colo
RADIO Springs some time in the early
part of June 1918.
First Delegate, Mrs. Rose Stamm.
Second Delegate. Mrs. Julia Ward.
First Alternate. Mrs. Sarah Hicks.
Second Alternate. Mrs. Sarah oren.
dorff.
MOVED.
J. W. Loyinger and family have
moved from 11S N. End to All River
street. which they recently purchased
of Mr.. Killinberger. -
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Many people have sold furniture 70
sood advantage thru The Record Want
ad columns.
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| MRS. HELM GOES TO
CALIFORNIA.

Mrs. M. j. Helm left today at 1880
for Los Angeles. California, where
she will make her home with her sis.
ter, Mrs. M. George.
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TUESDAY
MISS KATE SARToR
HAS THE GRIPPE,

MISS KATE SARTOR
HAS THE GRIPPE. eEs
Miss Kate Sartor ras been confined
to her bed for several days with an at
tack of grippe.
MR.. AND MRS. N. MADsEN
RETURNED FROM TRIP.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Madison have re-
turned from a weeks visit with Mr..
Madsen's brother. Mr.. Ole Madsen. of
Trinidad.
MISS BERTHA BARTON GONE
TO OKLAHOMA.
Miss Bertha Barton of Fifteenth
street left Friday for OklGhoma.
where she will make her home with
Mrs. ]. L. Friar.
U. E. Sidebotton left this afternoon
on one of his periodical business trips
to points on the western slope. He
will visit Salida. Leadville. Glenwood
Springs, Montrose. Grand Junction
and other towns along the Denver &
Rio Grande road.
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OPERATED ON At PUEBLO
MONDAY.

Miss Lasetta Loehr. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Loehr. under
went surgical operation at Minnequa
hospital in Pueblo. on Monday. for
the removal of a numerous growth on
the right chest. resulting from an In
jury received on the Fairgrounds OF
the Washington school building. a
year or so ago. The operation is re-
ported to have been a highly success-
full one and the patient Is understood
to be getting along nicely today. Her
mother aud her aunt. Miss Lasetta
Lorenz, are with her at Pueblo.
BODY SHIPPED TO WISCONSIN,
FOR BURIAL.
The remains of the late William
Henry Mckinley Cameron. who died
at $50 River street last Sunday. from
pulmonary tubercu:osis. will leave
this evening on the Santa Fe train in
company with the parents of the de-
ceased for the old home at Westboro.
Wisconsin, where the funeral and in
terment wiit tfke place. The, de-
ceased was bpFp in Wisconsin. June
s. 1897. consequently was in the
twenty-first year of his age. He came
to Canon City about year and half
ago for the benefit of his health. He
was accompanied here from the east
by his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Cameron.
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War Emrti.. pe,.e.,

War Emptiss Prisons.
since the outbreak Of the war ~.
enteen Of Great Britnin's prisons nav.
been closed and the maie prison stnf5
reduced from 3.OOi to less than 000
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MISS BERTHA BARTON GONE
TO OKLAHOMA.
MRS. TYLER DIED
MONDAY NIGHT.

Mrs. Marie Antonia Tyler, wife OF
Archie Tyler of 1872 Riverside ave
nue.. south Canon. died at Or. Graves
hospital. Monday night from blood
poisoning. after short Illness. She
was aged twenty-nine years and
eleven months. Mrs. Tyler was born
In Arkansas and her parents wefe Mr..
end Mrs. Henry Bioyd. She leaves TO
mourn her untimely death. the hus-
band and six small children;, tie
youngest an infant. The funeral ar.
rangements havc not yet been made
public. ~
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SATURDAY
FRED Waits eUYsHoME.

FRED WAITS BUYsHOME.
Mr.. Fred Waits has purchased the
home at 1920 Harrison avenue. from
the Madison Real Estate and Invest
ment Company of Denver. thru the
firm of Hodgin and SharInan.
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MATH GRABECk
BUYS RANCH.

Mr. Math Graheck. this week
bought the fine little ranch at the
corner of Grand Ave. and Pine. on
Lincon Park, from Mrs. Archie White
of Denver The deal was made thru
the firm of Hodgin and Sharman.
Putnam patriot., 1918-10-04
HONOR FLAGG FOR ALL TOWNS
AND CITIES THAT RAISE
QUOTA

Every town and city in the state
Of Connecticut to go over the top"
in the lighting fourth" Liberty Loan
will be awarded an honor flag. ac-
cording 10 announcement made by the
Federal Reserve Banks Of Boston and
New York through the Connecticut
State Council of Defense. This flag
viii be sent directly to the town at
tanning is quota as soon as announce
ment Is made to that effect BY either
Of the Federal Reserve banks The
distribution viii be under the direc-
ton Of Robert B. Newell Of Hartford.
chairman for Connecticut Of the
Honor Flag Division Il Is expected
that as soon as received each town
will display its honor flag on the town
flag pole or other public place. Al
ready there Is considerable rivalry
as 70 which town will be the first to
be awarded this flag.
In addition to the honor flags there
will be available for public inspection
honor rolls bearing the name of every
town in the State, which will be plae-
ed in conspicuous places IN the lobby
Of the Capitol and al Liberty Cottage.
Hartford As rapidly as a town at
tains is quota that fact viii be sigai-
fed by the placing opposite rs name
Of small fighting fourth Liberty
Loan flag. For each additional fifty
per cent added to the quota an add
tlonal flag will be placed
Putnam patriot., 1918-10-04
URGES PARIsHIONERS TO BUY
BONDS.
Rev Charles r Bedard Gives Patriot
ic Ta!z A. All Masses Sunday.

Rev. Charles F Bedard, pastor Of
s. Maryss church. at all masses on
Sunday urged al Of MS pensioners
10 buy at least one Liberty Bond of
the present issue, and more if they
could possibly do so. Father Bedard's
talk was highly stimulating. Pictur-
ing the devastation of Belgium and
northern France ne made clear what
fate might well befan this country
should the Germans gain an upper
hand in the war. To property owners
ne spoke in particular concerning the
huge indemnities that the Kaiser had
hoped TO receive from conquered
America, and brought out that the
purchase of bond was in part insur-
ance against any such awful proceed
ings.
Putnam patriot., 1918-10-04
A. B. HAMLIN, ASCENDING HOTEL
CLERK GETS SIX MONTHS
CRIMINAL SESSION OF SUPERIOR COURT HELD AT PUT
NAM TUESDAY.
Has Suspended Promise Support
Family.

tn. .-;..;,aI s{aa - ,be S,ner,or
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0oui = a. 0ps''eu - 1'''''''
morning with Judge Kellogg presid-
ing The prayer at the opening Of
court was offered by Rev. George c.
G u..ra - - p,n,is, church
&C. At,ov,ey Charles = Sear,s
$50 a. nroseratar and LAWYER
rharlesr Torrey a. nnhIic defender
for ,bosa wishing counsel and unable
- hirs q, attorney
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Putnam patriot., 1918-10-04
NEW FALL MILLINERY

ed perplexiHg problem TIE man
seemed 70 be daze and Il 3as
said that he ad scarcely spoken
since eommittez . jail Il Was APP
parent that - 7tas unit 10 care for
himself. and arrangements we're made
10 have him received at the Putnam
town farm temporarily Il was fur
Their stated that ne s apt TO become a
state pauper. as he has never gained
a reside1ce IN any town in the state
L Is thought that ne came from some
city Ia Rhode Island
Putnam patriot., 1918-10-04
HOW TO SAVE COAL IN COOK
STOVE.

A citizen of Putnam who believes
in conservation and believes that coal
IS one Of the commodities that
should be saved. both in the interests
of the government and in the interest
Of the householder himself mas de-
yised way to save coal in the home
cook stove that he finds practical He
gives the benefit Of his experience 70
others as follows:
To save coal in your cook stove
Block off one-third CT the fire box
with a brick cut to fit and set on
edge. Fill up back of the brick with
ashes This will give good fire IN
der one hole in the stove and you can
run your fire over night.
Putnam patriot., 1918-10-04
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AMONG THE CHURCHES
First Baptist Church Notes

Corner Of Church street and
Woodstock avenue. Rey. Geo. c. S.
AaeKay, pastor Residence, So Sun
nysiae avenue. Tel. 74-3.
Sunday services Oct. 6, 1918: Di-
vine worship at 1880 a m, with ser
mon BY the pastor His subject will
be the beginning Of a series on "Rea-
sons Why Why Am Christian !"
The church school meets Immediately
after the morning service at u m.
Strangers will be made TO feel at
home in our Bible school We have
classes for all ages and very efficient
teachers for all classes. A class for
men meets al the same hour for the
study Of the Bible and discussion of
the lesson. Every man in the COM
munity is invited, Protestants and
non-Protestants The B. Y. P. L.
meets at 500 p. m. in the church yes
try. All young people are invited to
this service Evening service at 100
in the church auditorium Seats are
free The pastor will preach on The
Greatest Book in the World. this be
ing the first Of the evening series on
the Greatest Things in the World
Everybody Is invited to our services.
The pastor would like to get aequaint
ed with the strangers IN the city in
this way The ordinance Of the
Lords Supper will be dispensed at the
close Of the morning service.
The pastor is preparing a series Of
sermons for the month of October
The morning series will be as follows
Reasons Why" The evening series
will be The Greatest Things in the
World,
Morning:
October g. Why / Am a Christ
ian
October %. Why l Am an Evan
gelical Christian.
October 20. why Am Protest
ant Christian
October y, Why l Am a Baptist
Christian
Evening:
October 6. The Greatest Book in
the World"
October IS. The Greatest Institu-
ton in the World"
October 20. The Greatest Battle
in the World"
October p, The Greatest Person
in the World"
Putnam patriot., 1918-10-04

the serionsness Of the act he com
mitted in fact was more responsible
than a man Of lower order of So
cietv The man knew better and al
though holding position of trust
Welded 70 temptation stole the mon.
ev and cleared out and his subse-
ouent actions did not point to his
wrong doing having troubled him
greatly for he made no voluntary ef-
fort 70 return A sentence Of six
months in iaj was rsso,,, n,ap4a3 nv
Mr. searls and tins vas rhe sentence
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r.;por fa,,sIa rt,I4 Sarab
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=. ,,.s s,a.e3 ~, Sarah va
,=..o,.., ss a asol5iers 4s5 saile,s,
gi,.l p md anneare5 r##sb older thar
sha was Beecher j. s. The draft and
this fact was also brought 10 the
courts attention
Nathan Weisinqer Of Noosup.
charged with theft and burglary.
nleade3 not entity and his case will
come nm for trial Il Is alleged that
he broke into " II Havvard's place
on the night Of June Il. and took
some automobile tires and other ar
ticles valued at a little over $500.
Frank Brodeur OF Putnam pleaded
guilty to non-support He was given
a sentence Of SIX months in iafl ana
the sentence was suspended upon
his promise 10 support his wife aud
children
Cbar,a3 with stealing 70 chickens
Carrie Narceno ~ Brooklvn entered
Mica ~ not guilty and the case will
he assigned for trial
possGe usrra and Jobn zar,k
Putnam patriot., 1918-10-04
Advent ChristiAn Church

Sunday services: Morning service
at 1880 Sunday school at noon.
Young Peoples service at els. Eve
ming service at 7. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening at $50.
Il Is not known at the present time
who viii be the speaker next Sunday.
Ralph Linneil gave Us last Sunday a
very practical and much needed dis
course on Personal Work"
Putnam patriot., 1918-10-04

~ loSAl kppttc2t4cus az they cannot reAea
the diseased scrtion of TIE ear, Tserx 10
cn4y c1e ~Er % cure Catarrhal aeAsEesa.
An9 tszt 10 ~ cecs -tEut6oza4 remedy
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fAnsc ecn1ltson q E7e Ezco1s hnlzg Ct
tAe EzszkcAtAa Tub &Esn tbs tE1e 10
tzssA=z@e wa have q E-n asGEE s94n1 o. In
S<rfecs heartz- GaG wAsH II 70 ertlrsly
tlas@a DrAsntsx - Kbs res4lt mess The
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~in - dsssr0s~4 forever. Asax cGsss q
cs&sress are caas1a ~ cz-2vrh wEScA .
al inEaTaa cen4issen % TIE Esucous s-r-
faces Hairs CatRFra &ec 1ltrs acfs thre
see hA9s1 &C tAz E4c9zs sarfa1@a % the
ssEsu
We wfN Fre fs-e = ndrrf Dollars FER
knF case e. Ea-aFThsf fss.aes. tsaf ca-aot
- cE1r~d - Has ARfsF~A SET l-ls Cir
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Putnam patriot., 1918-10-04
COLLECTING MATERIAL FOR
REFUGEE QUILTS

Members Of the Smith street and
Israel Putnam schools are this week
collecting materials with which TO
make quilts for refugees. and soldiers
in hospitals. The material must be Of
firm weave. clean and washable out
ing flannel preferred. II is hoped
htat every woman viii respond TO this
call, and turn over to the children all
available materials
Putnam patriot., 1918-10-04
MACDONALD & WILLIAMS
RALLY DAY SERVICES AT METH.
ODIsT CHURCH

This San6ay Nl 81 celebrated "a
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TIE program fsIls4s -
TIE session al, be called . order
b. serles y b1gie calls
PAtrio..e Overture
Hymn. America re Beautiful
Invocation - re Pastor
Respors5s@ Reading
PfayeF. - - re superintendent
Song - - Primary SeaooI=
Az Inv5sa;lor
Putnam patriot., 1918-10-04

/ improved /. health so could do my
Homework; we now have little one, al
Of which | owe 10 Lydia +, Pinkham s
Vegetable Compound 49, Mrs. O, S.
JOHNSON, r. No 5, Ellensburg. Wash.
There are women everywhere who
long for children in their homes yet are
denied this happiness on account Of
some functional disorder which in most
cases would readily Yield 70 Lydia T.
Pinkham s Vegetable t8mpound-
Such women should r7t give up hope
until they have given tits wonderful
medicine . trial. ani for special advice
write L vida K. Pinkham Medicine Co.
Lynn. Mass. The result of 80 years
Is 81 your service.
Putnam patriot., 1918-10-04

ana q Sood ueai OF
the time was not
able 10 so about.
Our greatest desire
was TO have a child
In our home and one
day m Y hush an d
came back from
town with a bottle
of Lydia l.. Pink
ham $ V egetAb lie
Com pound an d
wanted me to try IL.
1t brought relief
from my troubles
Putnam patriot., 1918-10-04

Are you away at school? Let the
Putnam news come to YOU each week,
by subscribing to The Patriot. From
now until June 10 it will cost only
sI10
Putnam patriot., 1918-10-04
LIQUOR DEALERS VOTE To
CLOSE.

Putnam liquor dealers have votes
to close their places of business o.
next Friday during the time that the
War Exhibit train is in the city in
the interests OF the Liberty Loan.
Putnam patriot., 1918-10-04

Your boy would like The Patriot
each week. Let US send it to him. En-
ter subscription in his name. It will
follow him to France.
Putnam patriot., 1918-10-04
The JOY OF
MOTHERHOOD
Came to this Woman after
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to
Restore Her Health

Ellensburg. WI 'h -" After | was
married / was not well for l. long time