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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-23
MUSICALE At MOUNT ZION

BIain, Pa, May 23.-On Saturday
evening a musical entertainment will
be presented in the Town Hall by
members of the Mount Zion Lutheran
Church choir of Bridgeport, Perry
county. About twenty-five men and
women will participate.
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LECRoN-GILBERT WEDDING

Waynesboro, Pa, May 23.-Miss
Rhoda Gilbert, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. S. Gilbert, and Howard
Lecron were married at the home of
the bride on Wednesday by the Rev.
DR.. F. +. Bahner. of Trinity Re-
formed Church. Miss Helen Miller,
Washington, was bridesmaid, and
Newton Lecron. brother of the
groom, were the attendants.
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OFFICER REACHES FRANCE

Lemoyne, Pa, May 2S.-Word was
received here that Lieut.. H. c.
Spragg, a member of the Medical
Corps of the 111th Infantry, has ar
rived safely overseas. The word was
received by his wife.
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RTRTH or DAUcHrE,,

Liverpool, Pa, May 23.-Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Barner announce the birth
of daughter, Monday, May 20. Mrs.
Barner was formerly Miss Ardella
Bair, of Liverpool
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ARRESTED FOR STEALING CORN

Enos Horst, assisted by State Com
stable w. A. Banks and the local
police force. arrested Abram Mickey
at his home near Roadside on the
charge of stealing corn and feed.
Mickey was taken before Magistrate
Potter, where he confessed to the
theft and was sent to the Cham
bersburg Jail
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KINGS DAUGHTERS

NeW CumberIand, Pa. May 70
Miss Amanda Haverstock entertained
the Kings Daughters Sunday school
class of Trinity United Brethren
Church at her home in Market street
on Tuesday night
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FERRY COAL OVER RIVER

Liverpool, Pa. May 23.-Four car
loads of coal for the merchants of
Liverpool will be ferried across the
Susquehanna to-day. The merchants
expect to furnish families with coal
this month.
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CHURCH BASEMENT FLOODED

New Cumberland, Pa, May 23.-
The basement at Trinity United
Brethren Churcn was flooded during
the heavy rainstorm on Tuesday
evening.
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ENDORA GUILD PRESENTS ROBE

New Cumberland, Pa, May 23.-To-
morrow evening Endora Guild of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will meet
at the home of it's teacher. Mrs. II.
c. oren, in Bridge street. This guild
has just completed handsome robe
which 1t Will present to the New
Cumberland Red Cross Auxiliary
The robe is now on exhibition at the
M. A. Hoff fugniture store in Bridge
street.
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Dellville
Mr.. II. f. Speace.
Deodate
Mr.. G. NJ. Foltz.
Dillsburg
Mr.. J. D. Gochenour.
Kapp & Seibert
Dillsburg Garage.
Duncannon
j. Y. Wills & Son.
Central Garage.
Elizabetb lille
Uhler & Co.
c. T. RJmberger.
Swab Wagon Co.
Enders
II. C. Kitzmiller.
Fisherville
o. M. File.
Fort Hunter
Mr.. H. M. stahler.
Good Hope
Mr.. ]. H. Rauch.
Granville /:
Mr.. I. d. Lingle.
Mr.. w. d. Shertzer.
Gratz
Miller Bros.
Geo. Adams.
j. M. HopDle.
Halifax
o. j. Cooper.
A. M. Smith.
Herndon
City Garage.
Herndon Motor Car Co.
Highspire
Mr.. C. L. Leidig.
Hockersville
Mr.. L. X. Goodhart.
Hogestown
Mr.. Geo: r. Blesley.
Mr.. W. A. Roland.
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Newport
]. M. Smith & Son.
Mr.. +. e. Taylor.
Mr.. r, w. Keller.
Snyder Brothers.
Oberlin
Mr.. G. A. Stengle.
Paxtang
Mr.. j. H. Snyder.
Mr.. II. f. Kramer.
Penbrook
Mr.. Geo. Haverstick.
Piketown
Mr.. Geo. Fox.
Pillow
e. NJ. Burlington.
f. e. Dockey.
E. K. Gessner.
Rife
H. NJ. Bonawitz & Son.
Rose Glen
j. r. Leopard.
Shepherdstown
Mr.. M. e. Spahr.
Shernansdale
H. L. Jones.
Speeceville
Mr.. VIM. II. Colver.
Steelton
Mr.. Geo. M. Ulrich.
Steelton Store Company.
Swatara Station
Mr.. C. K. Curry.
Union Deposit
Mr.. H, P. Peipher.
Wertzville
Mr.. W. E. Duncan.
West Fairview
West Fairview Garage.
West Hanover
Mr.. j. H. Kuntz.
Mr.. ]. A. Boyer.
Williams Grove
Mrs. A. Myers.
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Humrnelstown
Mr.. f. ID. Blessing.
Nye e Conrad
Mr.. G. A. Zellers.
Kellar Bros.
Landisburg
Mr.. d. w. Wertz.
Linglestown
Mr.. c. B. Care.
Mr.. o. b. Leese.
Loyalton
II. IL. Snyder.
Loysville
Mr.. ID. S. Jacobs.
Mr.. B. f. Kell.
Lucknow
Mr.. ]. G. Memminger.
Lykens
Lykens Motor Car Go.
Marysville
Mr.. J. e. White.
Mf. 10. A. wagner.
Mr.. A. M. Kellar.
Mr.. j. L. Holbach.
Mechanicsburg
Mechanicsburg Auto Shop.
Mechanicsburg Auto Co.
Cumberland Valley Garage.
Middletown'
Mr.. ]. M. Brinser.
Mr.. e. NJ. Snavely.
Millersburg
S. N. Kawell & Co.
Millersburg Auto Co.
A. w. Troutman.
w. ]. Wilmer.
New Bloomfield
Mr.. G. w. Keller.
Mr.. G.. w. CARRIER
New Cumberland
MIR. S. +. Prowell.
New Cum berland Garage.
New Kingston
Mr.. Chas. Hetrick.
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Harrisburg

I1dIIlSDuTS
B. +. Hoffman Garage.
West End Elec. e Cycle Co.
Rex Auto Garage.
VIM. Penn Garage.
A. Redmond.
Square Deal Auto Supply.
Susquehanna Garage.
Ensminger Garage.
Ryder Hardware Store.
Federal Square Garage.
Mr.. E. l.. Cowden.
Bretz Bros.
Mr.. E. c. Lutz.
Blacks Garage.
Mr.. C. II. Uhler.
Hudson Sales Agency
Mr.. H. G.. Zimmerman.
Mr.. c. L. Conover.
Federick's Garage.
Swain Bros.
Standard Auto Supply Co.
Mr.. F. H. Seidler.
Mr.. f. E. Packer.
Mr.. Geo. e. Runkle.
Mr.. L. G. Orr.
Allen
]. w. Donnelly.
Bachmansville
Mr.. J. I. McCorkle.
Mr.. /. S. Techuddy.
Balfour
- Mr.. +. M. Walker.
Berrysburg
w. C. Motter.
Bowrnansdale
Mr.. F. H. Goodhart.
Carlisle
Wellington Garage.
Mr.. J. S. Burtnett.
Cochran G. Alcock.
Craighead
Mr.. Thomas Cline.
Dauphin
Mr.. L. r. McKissick.
Mr.. w. B. Garverick..
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ORGAN EXPERT FROM
THE EAST HERE.

Mr.. l. Larsen. of the Seeburg-
Smith Organ company, arrived in
Canon City last evening. He is an ex-
pert on the setting up of expensive
organs in churches, music halls, NOV
lie palaces and private residences.
This morning Mr.. Larsen began
work at the Jones Theatre. starting
to erect the pipes ir the organ room.
under the theatre stage. 1t viii be
at least a week before ii will be pos
sible TO give the initial concert on the
new organ. SO complicated and extern
sive is the work of assembling it.
A faint idea of the intricate work
can be obtained from the fact that
out of the maze OF an electric cable.
containing hundreds of hair-like wires
each wire has to be tried again and
again to locate the proper key TO con
meet IL to.
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o. E. S. HELD INTERESTING
MEETING.

Canon City chapter No. 81. O. E
S. held called session Saturday
night at Masonic temple with Worthy
Matron Houle presiding.
The Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs.
Carrie Mccormick of Fort Collins.
was present, also guests from Flor
ence. Coal Greek and Rockvale. of the
chapter and received with honors. The
work of the order was exemplified
by the initiation of a candidate The
work being almost letter perfect. was
highly eomplimented by the Worthy
Grand Matrons in the faIh given by
her after the close of bal1oting which
was given for her inspection
At the close of her remarks. Con
ductress Dickson. with a few well
chosen words. presented the Worthy
Grand Matron with a cut glass vase
to which she very pleasantly respond
ed.
Past Grand Patron Cooper gave an
interesting talk of some of the chap
ters of the state. Talks were given
by different visiting members.
Chapter closed in regualr form.
after which the company was hidden
TO the banqueting room.
Tables were laid in the form of a
five pointed star with pendents. rep
resenting the different colors at the
points were extended from the cell
ing in the center of the room TO the
tables. terminating with q small flag
of corresponding colors
Worthy Patron Ballou. in a very
pleasing manner. with fold of the
flag, belonging to the order. in his
hand, recited: Your Flag and My
Flag" The devine blessing was in
voked and all We're seated Pineapple
salad and crackers. iced tea. ice
cream and small cakes were served
as refreshments. Mrs. Singer was
chairman of hte very efficient com
mittee. having the matter in charge
The company separated at truly
Masonic hour.
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Friend of w. w.
Wallace Hurt on
Aviation Field

Lieut.. Emil Meyers of Mt. Sterling.
Illinois. close personal friends Of W.
W. Wallace of this city. recently fell
1000 feet in his aeropiane on the ayi-
alton field at Fort Worth, Texas. and
is still alive to relate his thrilling ex-
perience. Lieut.. Mayer enlisted in
the aviation section of the army
little more than year ago and was a
sktiiful flyer. At the time of the ac-
cident he was in the ac. of perform
ing one of the most difficult feats
army aviators must learn before going
TO the fighting front for active ser
vice-the tail spin" In order to exc
cuts this movement, the aviator goes
high up into the air. shut off his en-
CINE and allows the machine to drop
several thousand feet straight down
this feat is for the purpose of fooling
the enemy when in actual war service.
When the enemy fires on the plane
and the aviator wants to get out OF
range of his guns. he executes this
movement and when his machine falls
TO point near the earth it is righted
and the man bird sails of to safety.
The enemy may believe that he has
shot down the machine. when, in real
ity. il is untouched. Lieut. Meyer was
pulling on such a stunt when he was
hurt His plane. containing a cadet
and himself. fell thru space for more
than 5000 feet and. Notwithstanding
the efforts of the driver to right il, it
crashed to the ground. Luckily. the
machine fell hat and to that fact
both men owe their lives. Had the
aeroplane fallen head down. both
would have been instantly killed. 1t.
Meyer was badly injured. but is ex-
pected to recover He is in the base
hospital connected with the aviation
field The cadet. who was occupying
the back seat OF the plane, escaped
with few minor injuries
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ENTERTAINED FOR MR..
AND MRS. HERMANN.

Canon City Chapter No. 81, O. E s.
gave a complimentary session Tues
day evening at Masonic temple in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs Hermann and
daughter. who will soon leave for
Trinidad to make their home. There
were about so present The evening
was spent in singing 4 grand march
was another pleasing feature in which
all entered with great interest.
Worthy Matron Houle made a very
graceful presentation speech. in
which she informed Mrs. Hermann
that she was to receive an Eastern
Star spoon which had been left at
the jewelers. to be marked Mrs. Her
mann made very appreciative re.
ply.
Another entertainment OF the even
ing was the dancing of the Virginia
reel into which the company entered
with much spirit.
Miss Hermann gave humorous
recitation and responded to an encore.
luncheon served in cafeteria
style was another pleasing feature of
the evening which was greatly en-
ioyed.
Mrs. Hermann has been a faithful
attendant and will be greatly missed
but all wish her great happiness in
her new home where she cannot fail
TO make many friends
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News Notes
Thursday
5oHg FROM CONCRETE.

HOVE FROM CONCRETE.
Nice Oates has returned TO her
home from Concrete where she spent
two weeks visiting her cousin. Miss
Madeline Deniston.
FIT. SMITH FOLKS HERE.
Dr. r. NJ. Southard and wife of Fl.
Smith. Ark, are here visiting at the
home OF Dr. Southards' sister. Mrs. r.
u. Proctor. at s5S Griffin Avenue
HAD OPERATION.
an operation at the Graves hospital
. for the removal OF adenoids and ton
ellis. has returned TO her home at f12
Pike ave.
WILL MOTOR TO PtTTsBuRo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cain and fam
lily of 1919 Harrison avenue. left here
this afternoon In their car for Pitts
burg. Pa. where they will visit friends
and relatives for an indefinite time.
MoToREo TO FT. RUSSELL.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew johnson re
turned today after a weeks motoring
trip TO Fl. Russell. Wyoming They
stopped at Fl Collins and Cripple
Creek on their way back.
MISS OATES ON VACATION.
Miss Aiieene Oates left this morn
ing by auto with friends for Pagosa
Springs where she will spend two
weeks vacation with friends and rel
stiyes. Miss Oates lived in Pagoss
tao years ago.
THREE RECRUITS FOR NAVY.
Three boys from Canon City vol
unteered for service in Uncle Sans
navy today. They are all under Is
YEAR, OF age but obtained their par
ents' written consent
The boys will leave tonigh, on the
$50 Santa Fe train for Pueblo
where they will take the medical ex-
animation. They are Clyde Woolsey.
403 Harrison. Leslie Raper. 600 Crit
fin Ave. South Canon aud Theodore
Christiron. e2s East Douglas. South
Canon.
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Wednesday
MISS SMITH GONE TO CALF.

MISS SMITH GONE TO CALF.
Miss Elma Lind Smith left Tues
day afternoon for San Francisco and
Berkley. Calf. for an indefinite time
GUESTS OF MR.. AND MRS.
JOSEPH EssER.
Mrs. Cogan. nee Miss Elizabeth
Esser. of Buena Vista, arrived here
Tuesday and is the guest of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Esser.
ELLA ROBERTS WILL GO
TO ESTES PARK.
Miss Ella Roberts who is employed
at the Dun Lear Dry Goods store.
will leave tomorrow for weeks visit
with MIR. and Mrs. c. W. Van Patten
at Estes Park
CANON CITY MEN IN PUEBLO
ON MONDAY.
James T. Locke and John W. Lam
den. of Canon City. who have been
in the Oklahoma oil fields. were In
Pueblo few hours Monday on their
way home Pueblo Star-Journai
WILL ATTEND CONFERENCE AT
COLORADO SPRINGS.
DIR. J. Homer Dickson will go TO
Colorado Springs Thursday to attend
the annual conference OF the Rocky
Mountain ostcopathic association. of
which he is u member. Eight states
are included at the conference. which
will continue for three days. Mrs.
Dickson will go to Colorado Springs
Friday 10 spend the weekend there, :
PROMINENT WOMAN WAR
WORKER TO VISIT CANON.
Mrs. w, n. Kistier OF Denver. chair
man of the Women's Council OF De
fense for Colorado. lis touring the
state for the purpose of stimulating
war work. She viii be in Canon City
next Saturday and public meeting
is being arranged for her in the even
ing of that ady. The place of the
meeting viii be announced later.
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MISS ANNA BURGESS
IN BROOKLYN. N. v.

Miss Anna Burgess who has been
visiting for several months at Bur-
lington, Vermont. is at present the
guest of relatives in Brooklyn. New
York. and will visit other places of
interest on the Atlantic coast before
returning TO Canon City about the
middle OF next month. She will en-
deavor TO see her brother. John Bur
CESS. who has lately been commits
stoned a second lieutenant in the
army at Camp Lee. Virginia. before
leaving Tor Colorado.
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LEFT TUESDAY FOR
ESTES PARK SCHOOL.
MRS. HOLMES AND SON RAY
NOR, RETURN HOME.

Mrs. DIR. Il. E. Holmes and son Ray.
ror. returned home Tuesday from
their vacation outing in the noun
tains. Their first trip was 10 the
Brandon ranch. near The Pines, in
the Wet Mountain valley They were
accompanied to the ranch by Miss
Clara Delsman. chief nurse at the
Holmes hospital. and Miss Alice Bak-
er- After remaining there for a week
or more they returned to Canon City.
A day or two later the same party.
with the exception OF Miss Delsman
whose place was taken by Miss Gu
lick. motored 10 Buena Vista for a
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PROUD PARENTS OF TWINS.

Prof. and Mrs. w Z Graves are
the proud parents of twin daughters
born 10 them at DIR. Graves hospital
this morning. Both mother and ba-
bies are doing nicely
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Saturday

Mrs. George Peasants and daughter
Nancy. left this morning for Denver
for a two weeks visit with friends.
MRS. JOHN CAMPBELL
VISITS CANON CITY.
Mrs. John, Campbell of Denver visit
cd with Mrs. Mack and Mrs. Hardy.
Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Campbell
has been making the circle trip in the
interests OF the work OF the State
Council OF Defense.
The Worthy Grand Matr,on of the
Eastern Star. Mrs. Carrie T. McCor-
mick of Ft- Collins. will visit Canon
City Chapter this evening. ANY st-an-
ger in the city who is a member of
the order viii be welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore NJ. Harding
and family are expected to return
home this evening from the western
slope where the yhave been enjoying
a fishing outing on the Gunnison river
for the last two weeks. They made
the trip by automobile.
moToREo FROM VICTOR.
Mr.. Sam Mcdonald. Miss May and
Mrs. Edwards OF Victor. mo,ored to
Canon City Friday evening. Mrs Nc
Donald Is going back TO Victor today
TO spend the remainder of the sum-
mer
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HAS PURCHASED HOME
IN FLORENCE.
WERE VISITORS HERE
LAST SUNDAY.

Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Zang of Den
yer were motor visitors in Canon City
last Sunday for short time. while
on their way to the western slope.
They left here for Salida and Lead
vile and Glenwood Springs Mr..
Zang was formerly prominent Colo
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WILL BE GUESTS OF Mr..
AND MRS. A L. HALEY

Mr.. and Mrs. $. B. Braden of Nc
Pherson. Kansas. arrived here today
and will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur l. Haley and family at 329
Rudd avenue They will be here for
several weeks. Mr.. Haley. who is at
present music and entertainment di-
rector at the Denver Y. NJ. C. A. boys
camp at Grand Lake. Colorado. is ex-
pected home in the course OF the next
few DAYS.
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General Board of Foreign Missions OF
the Methodist Episcopal church. Of
which he is one of the field agents.
He left Thursday night for the vest
ern part OF. the state.
cHAe. kUTzLEp MARRIED.
Mr. Chas. Kutzlep. son 70 Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. kutzIep OF North Fourth
street and who has for the past four
or five months been with ammunition
training camp at Camp Mills. N Y,
was married June % to Miss Mildred
Biodgut of Ann Arbor. Mich They
were married at Ann Arbor. Mrs.
Kuezlep arrived here a few days ago
and is the guest OF Mr.. Kutziep'a par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Kutzlep. for
an indefinite time.
WILL SIMON GETS A
NAVAL PROMOTION.
Vern S. Simon Is in receipt of a let
ter from his son. VIII W. Simon. who
is in the radio service o fthe United
States navy and has been stationed at
Norfolk. Va. for several months past.
in which he states that he ard another
boy have received a promotion and
now have charge of all general eiec-
tricai and radio equipment issued for
the vessels leaving the port OF Nor
folk.-Fforence Citizen.
e. r. AVERY OF COLORADO
SPRINGS HERE.
Henry F. Avery former mayor of
Colorado Springs and for q number OF
years prominently identified with the
insurance business In that city. was
visitor here Thursday. Mr. Avery
came to Canon City TO adjust the loss
on the barn on the Harry +. owen
property at 11os Harrison avenue.
which was partially destroyed by fire
at 6 O'Clock Thursday morning. The
adjustment was a record one for the
rapidlty with which ii was made Mr.
Avery returned to Colorado Springs
late Thursday afternoon.
GOOD CROPS REPORTED
IN PEkRosE DISTRICT.
]. G. cuthbert of Penrose was in
Canon City Thursday. He reports
crop conditions very good in the Pen
rose district this year. The reservoir
Is full of water and everybody has
plenty for their crops Cherries pro-
duced heavily and the canning com
pany has been busy. There has been
no hail this year The greatest dam
ace TO crops has come from range
cattle breaking thru the fences and
doing harm.
Mr.. cuthber; was teacher in the
Canon City schools last year and will
be principal OF the Penrose schools
next season
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rado brewer
WILL RESIDE HERE DURING
THE WINTER.

Mrs. A. H. Smith returned TO the
home of her sister Mrs. George Miller
in Chandler yesterday after spending
the past week in Florence. the guest
OF her sister-in-law Mrs. Lynn Smith
She is planning TO make her ,ome in
Canon City for the winter shere her
daughter will attend school Mr.
Smith is looking for location in the
Pacific northwest--Florence Citizen
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HERE TO-DAY ON WAY
HOME TO SAlIOA.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. German and
family and c. F. Valentine. all of Sa-
Ida, were in town for a short time
this morning while on their way home
from Kiowa county where they have
been visiting relatives for week or
ten days. They report the dry farm
ers in tina, part OF the state as having
a prosperous yexr.
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OF FRANK M'cLINrock.

Mrs r. V. Chamberlain Of Philadel'
phia. arrived here Thursday evening
and is the guest of her brother and
family. Mr.. Frank McClintock.
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MR.. AND MRS. ROSS
RETURN FROM DENVER.

Mr. and Mrs. u. W. Ross returned
10 Canon City "Wednesday from a
weeks recrcationai and pleasure visit
In Denver.
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Save your money and buy War
Stamps.
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Monday
RETURNED FROM PUEBLO.

Miss Lucille Marsden who has been
visiting with friends and relatives in
Pueblo, returned Sunday.
IN FRANCE.
Mrs. Anna Schmidt of 1917 River
street received word today that her
son. Louie E. Schmidt had arrived
safely in France.
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DR.. MAXWELL HOME
FROM FISHING TRIP.

DR.. J. C. Maxwell returned home
Sunday night from two weeks fish
ing trip to the Gunnison river. The
vacation was very pleasant one and
the usual fishing luck was expert.
enced.
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MISS ALNEA hoRNEN
WILL co TO DENVER.

Miss Ainea Horney will leave tomor-
row morning for an indefinite visit in
Denver as the guest of Miss Marian
RYAN
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Mr.. T. J. Prescott and Mr. W. l.,
Goyett motorcd to Denver few days
aFo on business and returned yestcr'
day
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GUESTS OF MR. AND MRS.
JULIUS cRAMER SUNDAY.

Mrs. c. G. Withers and Mr.. f. Z.
withers of Pueblo and Misses Cert
rude. Madeline and Mathilda Epen-
e,er of Denver. motored up from Pu-
eblo. Sunday morning and spent the
day as the guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Julius G. Cramer and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Nc
kissick and family at sos College ave
nue. They are sister. nephew and
nieces respectively Of Mr.. Cramer.
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INDIANA LADY VISITING
SISTERS HERE.

Mrs. NJ. Wills of Oakland City. In
diana. arrived here n few days ago
and is the guest OF her sisters, Mrs.
Emma CiaybauHh at 732 Rudd avenue
and Mrs. Clyde Bergen OF the same ad.
dress. Her entertainers will leave
nothing undone TO make her visit in
Canon City an enjoyable one.