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OTHERS SHOULD FOLLOW
THIS EXAMPLE

Mr.. L. M. Strawhorn, Abbeville,
S. c., is doing his part in the winning
of this war. Mr.. Strawhorn is a
great believer in living and board
ing at the same place. For several
years past, Mr.. Strawhorn has been
raising all the flour needed for home
consumption right on the farm.
From eight to ten acres of wheat
are planted each year, this is fertil-
lied at the rate of three or four
hundred pounds per acre, and the
yield is around eighteen bushels per
acre. Does it not pay farmer to
produce his own flour? His land is
no better, perhaps, than others,
therefore, why can't others do the
same?
Not only does Mr.. Strawhorn pro-
duce all the -four needed for home
consumption, but he never buys any
meat, corn, chickens, hay nor oats.
What about his cotton when he
takes it to town to sell? Does he
have to 90 and trade it for flour,
corn, oats, and meal? No, for his
cotton is surplus money crop. The
founder of the Progressive Farm
er" was in a certain little town
once, when he saw a farmer with a
load of meat, hay and corn. The
farmer was asked what he was doing
to do with the load of meat, hay and
corn. The reply was that he was
going to make cotton with it. "And
why do you want to make cotton"
the man asked the farmer. $50 I can
buy more corn, hay and meat" was
the reply. This took place thirty
years ago, yet the same thing is too
true today. A farmer is a producer
and seller, not a buyer. AS long
as farmers contend that they can
buy their food and feedstuff cheap
er than they can produce them, they
are on the wrong road to profitable
farming. Corn is selling for high
er price in the southern states than
in the northern states, simply be-
cause the consumers have to pay for
the transportation, handling, etc.,
of corn shipped from the North and
West.
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4 Mr.. Hovey, the expert accountant
who makes up the annual state
ments for the Abbeville Cotton Mills
is in the city.
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Local
News
g: personals

Lindsay Baker was here on Satur-
day, trading in our up-to-date stores.
Albert Henry has been a victim
of the flu for several days.
Hon. ]. R. Blake, of Greenwood,
was here Monday on business.
!: Charley McNeil is out after an
attack of influenza.
Mrs. C. B. Hipp is on an extended
visit to relatives in Monroe.
w. C. McNeill was business Wis
itor, here Monday.
r. A. Ware was one of the pros
porous farmers who visited the city
on Saturday.
George P. Cannon of Anderson,
was in the city Sunday seeing his
friends.
Lonnie Knox, of Camp Jockson,
came up and spent the weekend
with his home people.
Mrs. Garry H. Hall is in the city
visiting friends. She is accompan-
led by sister of Mr.. Hall.
Miss Gladys Thompson, OF Pel
City, Ala, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
J. Foster Barnwell.
Miss Winona Barksdale leaves to
day for Greenwood where she will
visit relatives for a few days.
Mrs. Andrew H. Jackson spent
several days in Columbia last week
visiting her husband who leaves
shortly for a port of embarkation.
Mrs. Sallie DuPre has returned
from Chattanooga, Tenn, where she
spent some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. H. DuPre.
Clyde Seawright, of the Navy,
was in the city Monday visiting his
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. T. M Miller.
He makes a handsome sailor.
Mr.. P. D. Klugh was here Mon
day. He brings the information
that his brother, Mr.. W. A. Klugh,
is still very unweI.
i q Mr.. Hovey, the expert accountant
who makes up the annual state
ments for the Abbeville Cotton Mills
is in the city.
Whit Klugh, of Camp Jackson,
came up Saturday and spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Klugh and
other relatives.
Mr.. w. J. Milford was business
visitor to the city on Saturday as
were Messrs. Sam M. Milford and
A. N. Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cheatham and
Miss Marietta Cheatham spent the
weekend here with the family of
Mr.. P. A. Cheatham.
Mrs. Will Sharp, of the Buckstand,
accompanied by her pretty daughter,
Miss Annie, was in the city shopping
Saturday. ,,
]. L. Stewart of Route 2, was an
4eher business visitor to the city on
Friday. He reads The Press and
Banner and keeps up with the times.
Mrs. Will Speed has returned to
Il. he city after a visit to Mr.. Speed
t Camp Jackson. Mr.. Speed leaves
pom for a port of embarkation.
Mrs. Lila W. Mabry and Miss
liza Mabry have returned to the
n
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Mr.. M. T. Coleman left Abbeville
on Sunday for St. Louis, where he
goes to spend several days as the
guest of the McElroy-Sloan Shoe
Co. Mr.. Coleman was allotted $140,.
900 worth of shoes to sell this yeal
and he disposed of the allotment by
last week. He wired the company
and in turn they wired the invitation
to him to spend few days at the
home Office.
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days with her husband, student Otto
Bristow, who is in training at Camp
Gordon.
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S. M. Beatty, of Monterey, was
here Monday. He has just recover
ed from an attack of the influenza
as have other members of his fam
lily.
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WATER ANALYSIS.
From Abbeville Water and Electric
Plant, Abbeville, S. c.

Results in Parts per Million:
Color NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1000
CnlOrlne O.OO
Free Ammonia -- 0.03
Albuminoid Ammonia - 0.05
Nitrogen in Nitrates ------ 600
Nitrogen in Nitrates ------- 600
Total Solids s----------118.OO
Bacterial Analysis.
Bacterial Indications of Contami-
nations-Negative.
Remarks: Analysis indicate wa
ter to be of good quality and free
from contamination.
Respectfully submitted,
F. L. Parker, M. D.
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Mr.. T. P. Quarles was here Sat
urday and Sunday visiting his kin
dred. He holds a responsible posi-.
tion in Greenwood with a big cot.
ton concern.
]. A. Campbell, of Star Route,
was in the city Friday. He came in
and subscribed for The Press and
Banner so that he may keep up with
the latest news as we'll as the latest
dots on farming.
Col. ]. D. Kerr is out after a few
days tussle with the Influenza in
which the Influenza came off more
than conqueror, although the Colo
mel was supported by the remnant
of Col. .Marston's medicine, which
he hid from Uncle Jim.
Corp. James C. Hemphill was ur
from Camp Jackson to spend Sun
day with his mother, Mrs. R. R
Hemphill. The main body of his
regiment has already made prepar,
ations for going over seas, while
the corp. and a few others are left
behind to 60 over with the horses.
Mr.. Herbert Allen went over to
Greenwood Saturday and spent the
day with his friends, Mr.. and Mrs
J. H. Parks, who have just lost
their young son, William, a seven
teen year old boy. Mr.. and Mrs
Parks once lived in Abbeville and
their friends here are distressed to
know of their great sorrow.
Mr.. M. T. Coleman left Abbeville
on Sunday for St. Louis, where he
goes to spend several days as the
guest of the McElroy-Sloan Shoe
Co Mr.. Coleman was allotted S140,.
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Mrs. Sallie DuPre has returned
from Chattanooga, Tenn, where she
spent some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. H. DuPre. .....
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Clyde Seawright, of the Navy,
was in the city Monday visiting his
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. T. M Miller.
He makes a handsome sailor.
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Mrs. Andrew H. Jackson spent
several days in Columbia last week
visiting her husband who leaves
shortly for port of embarkation. .
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Mr.. P. D. Klugh was here Mon
day. He brings the information
that his brother, Mr.. W. A. Klugh,
is still very unwell.
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Four tD finished polished stones.
Twenty t.aD finished polished
Stones.
Eleven uiD- unfinished stones.
Fifty tsol polished Stones. nearly all
large.
One ~ finished Marker. Inscription,
u. r Dcdge--iS5e-l
or so much thereof is necessary to
realize the sum of Ten hundrrNd and
seventy nine Dollars and Seventy-four
Cents ti,oTs..D damages. with inter
est thereon from the said LIST day of
July. A u 1918. to the date of sale at
the rate OF per cent. per aununi- and
costs Of suit amounting TO f'orty-sev-
en- Dollars and Twenty-three Cents
Sf-s5}. ans the costs and expenses
of sale. adtudged In favor OF said
plaintiffs in said Judgment.
Dated at Canon City. Colorado. this
10th day OF July. A. ID. 1918.
WILLIAM II. NEwCoMB.
Sheria OF Fremont County, Colorado.
First pub. Juiy IL, 1918
last pub. July is 1915.
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Trying to Prevent
Break in River

A force Of men under the direction
of Street Supervisor Tom Parker has
been employed for several days in
strengthening the north bank OF the
Arkansas river at the foot of Vine
street. near the Ninth street bridge.
which has been greatly weakened
during the last few months by the
current cutting into IT.
II is feared that high waters caused
by the melting snow in the mountains
or heavy rains ives. os Canon City
might cause the river to create a new
channel thru valuable garden and ag.
ricultural lands adjacent to the city
and result in damages aggreagting
thousands OF dollars. To prevent
such a possibility the bank is being
rip-rapped and an effort made to di-
vert the current to the middle of the
stream
The work Is being done at the e1-
pense of the property owners directly
concerned In the enterprise.
At an informal meeting OF the city
council week or ten days ago the
matter was taken mp for consideration
and a decision reached 20 cooperate
in the undertaking.
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Tuesday
RETURNED HOME MONDAY
FROM puGal

RETURNED HOME MONDAY
FROM PUEBLO.
AFR. and Mrs. c. II. Rau and little
daughter. Florence. returned home
Monday afternoon from Pueblo where
they motored Sunday morning for a
short visit with Res. and Mrs. @. s.
Reed.
ARRIVED HERE SUNDAY
FOR WEEKS VISIT.
Misses blanche aud Maude Ham.
mond OF Denver. arrived here Sunday
for weeks visit with their sister.
Mrs. w. W. Ireland and other rel
atives.
MoToREo TO PuEaLo.
AIR. and Mrs. Rec Kisslnrer. Miss
Edith Miller and Earl Lloyd motored
to Pueblo this afternoon ia attend the
Seiis-Fioto circus there today.
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BOYS LEAVE FOR
SPECIAL TRAINING.

Five: OF Fremont county's boys of
military age left Monday morning for
special industrial training preliminary
to entering upon sctive duty for the
army. Ray Bernard Thomas and
Harry Iarue Bash Of Canon City and
Graham Evans Of Chandler. left for
Colorado Springs under orders to re-
port to the commanding officer at
Colorado college for assignment and
Clyde Black of Canon City and Frank
Smith OF Brewster. left at the same
time for Boulder to begin a course OF
army training at the University OF
Colorado
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Can Without Sugar
Say the Experts
Fruits Will Keep Perfectly in Water
and May Be Used in Place of
Fresh Products Later On

Keep canning. sugar or no sugar."
say specialists of the United States
Department of Agriculture II you
can't get enough sugar for home can
ming put up your fruit without ii.
The products will keep perfectly un-
I'll a time when sugar is more avail
able or until sugar substitute pro-
gram has been worked out Fruits put
up in this way are excellent for pie
filling and salads and may be used
in desserts. puddings. ices and
punches.
In canning fruit without sugar, can
the product the day it is picked Gull
stem. seed and clean fruit by placing
in strainer and pouring cold water
over it Pack the product carefully
in hot glass jars or tin cans until
full. Use a tablespoon. wooden Iadie.
or table knife for packing purposes.
Pour boiling hot water over the pro-
duct in the hot jar. Place rubbers
and caps in position. not tight. II
using tin cans, seal completely. Place
in the sterilizer vat. or Gamer. and
sterilize for the length of time given
below according to the particular type
OF outfit used:
Minutes
Hot-wster bath. homemade or com
mercial --.--. 80
Water seal. PA degrees .....2o
; pounds steam pressure .12
10 pounds steam pressure 10
After sterilizing remove the filled
containers. Seal jars: invert to cool
and test the joints Wrap in paper
20 prevent bleaching and store in a
dry. cool place. If tin cans are used
it will be found advantageous to
plunge them into cold water immed-
lately after sterilization to seal them
quickly.
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CALL OF REPUBLICAN PARTY
ASSEMBLY FOR ELEVENTH Ju-
DicIAl DISTRICT.

An Assembly of delegated Repre-
sentatives OF the Republican Party for
the Eleventh judicial District. State OF
Colorado. embracing the counties OF
Fremont. Chadee, Custer and Park.
Is hereby called to convene at the City
Hall in the City Of Salida. Colorado. at
s:So p. NJ. on Monday the 29th day of
July. A. D. 1918. for the purpose OF
designating candidates to be voted
for at the Primary Election to be
held on Tuesday. September 10. 1915.
for the Office OF Judge of said judicial
District for the full term OF six years:
and also to transact such other and
further business as may properly.
come before said Assembly.
The said several counties, compris-
ing said Judicial District shall be en-
titled to representation in said As
sembly. to delegates as follows:
Fremont. 90; Chaffee. 10; Custer.5s.
Park. 4.
Dated this 10th day of July. a. D.
T. II. STINEMEYER.
District Chairman
c. A. FREDRICKSON.
Dist. Sec.
d1611t; ", 4.
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LIGHTNING STRIKES BIG STACK
IN FLORENCE.

The big cement smokestack of the
Union OIL company in Florence. was
struck by lightning during an electric
storm there, Thursday afternoon. but
was not seriously damaged About
the same time big cottonwood tree
at the corner OF Fourth street and
Pixies Peak avenue in Florence. was
struck by a thunderboit and its leaves
and branches scattered in every direc-
tion. Thursday afternoons storm
did considerable damage TO the Flor
ence telephone. system and about n
score of phones were pat out OF com
mission by the electric disturbance
which accompanied it,
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HAZEL MAY HOME
FROM HOSPITAL.

Miss Hazel May who was operated on
for appendicitis at the hospital in Sa-
Ida. was brot home Saturday and is
getting along nicely.
GOES TO COLORADO SPRINGS
Mrs. w. H. Thomas of 1o11 Macon
avenue. left Friday afternoon for
Colorado Springs for a visit with her
brother and family. Mr.. Beerbauer,
for a couple Of weeks.
MRS. n. DIETRICH HERE
FROM sIAlpA-
Mrs- H Dietrich and two daughters.
Helen and Fern. arrived here last
Wednesday from Salida for a weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
GUESTS OF W. A. MoLLETT.
Howard Moliett and wife of Pueblo
arrived Friday for a weeks visit With
Mr.. Moilett's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Moliett OF Three Mile Spring.
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FORMERLY LIVED IN
GRAND JUNCTION..
CORPORAL KENNEDY
ARRIVES nv FRANCE.

Mrs. X Kennedy of SEQ College ave
nue. has received letter from her son
Corporal Thomas J, Kennedy. OF Bat
terry d. OF the 3soth infantry. snnounc-
ing his safe arrival in France with a
military expedition from the United
States Corporal Kennedy received
his army training at Camp Funston.
weeks on the western slope.
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Y. ~. c. a. MEETING
SATURDAY. EVENING.

The Y. NJ. c A. open air meet.
ing Saturday nigh, At the corner of
Sixth and Main. will be addressed by
Rev. bon Frank Fem of Christ Epis-
copAi church The special music will
be furnished b, members OF the choir
Of the First Christian church under
the direction OF Miss Elma Smith. Mr..
John W. Rogers will make brief
talk introducing the speaker. Time.
$50. l
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Friday

HERE FROM CAMP FREMONT
ON FuRLoucH.
Sergeant Major Carric Williams ar.
rived here few days ago from Camp
Fremont at Palo Alto, Calf. for a
brief visit with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. II. Williams. on Cyanide
avenue, Four Mile. He. came here by
way of Denver. After brief fur
Tough he win return to N. Pacific
coast to reioln his command.
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is THE GUEST OF
MISS HUXLEY.
Saturday
WOMAN OPERATOR At
SANTA fE STATION.


Miss Maxine Thompson OF Pueblo
has taken the position OF telegraph
operator at the local station of the
Santa Fe railroad company as the
successor OF r. L. Wilson who LEFT
recently for Topeka. Kans.. to enlist
In the radio branch OF the military
service. fil'a f9a rts
DISTRICT, ATTORNEY HOME
FROM cHAFFEE COUNTY.
District Attorney +. Lee witchcr
returned to Canon City Thursday
from Buena Vista where he has been
engaged since the first OF the week In
the prosecution OF criminal cases In
the Chance county ristrict court.
MISS MARsDEN VISITING
IN PUEBLO.
Miss Lucille Marsden. OF Canon City
and niece OF Mrs. George Knebel.
is visiting her aunt At the latter's
home In Pueblo aud IL much pleased
with our city. Pueblo Chieftsin.
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lRrHun kNowlroN HERE.

ARTHUR kNowLToN HERE.
Mr.. Arthur Knowitcn Of Lamar. ar
rived here last Sunday for few
days visit with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. W. c. Knowiton of Harrison
avenue.
MoroRED TO sA,iDA.
Mrs Harriet motored to salida Sun.
day where she is the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Troy Hughart of that
city.
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ARE GUESTS or MR. AND
MRS. c. L. THRElkELo.

Mr.. and Mrs R L. rhrelkeld Of
Salt Lake City are visiting here as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. L
Threikeid Of 4os Riverside avenue.
south Canon. They expect to be here
for some time.
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HARRY COMBS IN DENVER.

Mr.. Harry Combs and two sons left
this morning for Denver for few
days visit They win 20 to Ft. Col
Inns where they will Visit the Canon
City boys that are stationed at the
training camp there.
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PrRnnArR NOTICE

ESTATE OF LOUISA BOYER. DE-
All Persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified 10
present them for adjustment to the
County Court of Fremont County.
Colorado. oh the twentieth day of
July. A ID. 1918
AMELIA Il. JONES
ADMINISTRATIVE with VIII Annexed
First pub. June 20. 1878
Last pub July Is. 1918
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VISITING IN CANON CITY
FOR A FEW DAYS

Oliver Harris. an old-ume Canon
City boy who has been employed by
the Denver Dry Goods company for
last IS years. is spending a few days
here. renewing old friendships and as
sociations.
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LEFT THURSDAY FOR
ESTES PARK.

Miss Helen Sprinkle of sos College
avenue. left Thursday morning for
Denver. en- route 10 Estes park where
she will spend a couple of weeks.
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z. A. MEYERS VISITING DENVER.

Z. a Meyers OF the Hardy Stuart
Shoe company. left the first OF the
week for Denver to attend shoe
dealers convention Prom Denver
he will 20 to Fort Collins for a short
visit with his parents. before return
Ing to Canon City.
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JUDGE l6BoTsoS ON A
VACATION VISIT. s.fFs

Judge l. W. Ibbotson left here a
few days ago for Green Moutain Falls
where he will spend the next ten days
or two weeks with some Kansas City
friends who are spending the sum
mer there.
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PHILLIPS sloxHEM NOW IN
THE REGULAR ARMY.

Phillips Bloxhem Ia writing to his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Bioxhem.
Of 1923 Baldwin street. Lincoln Park.
from Nogales. Ariz.. says that out of
300 men in his company examined for
transfer to the regular army. only Is
were selected and that he was one OF
them
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RETURNS TO DENVER.

Mrs. Chamberlain. nee Miss Bessie
Ringie. has returned to her home in
Denver. after visit OF a couple O;
months or more here. with her par
cnts. MIR. and Mrs David Ringie. AT
25o2 East Main street.
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GUESTS OF MR.. AND
MRS. REA. on TUESDAY.

Mr. and Mrs $. S Day Of Trenton.
Mo. and Mr.. X. @. Sheets and dsurh-
ter of Kansas City. who are motoring
thru the west on pleasure trip. were
yuests of Mr.. and Irs, Ben. w. Rea.
at Sol Macon avenue on Tuesday OF
This week
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MoToREp 70 Fr. COLLINS

Jack Munroe and Ray Bottenfield
motored yesterday to FIT. Collins
where they will spend few days Wis
iting Bud Bower and other Canon City
boys shai are statloned there.
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noNes MCCARTNEY VOLUNTEERS

YJames Mccartney of Lincoln Park.
lefi here the first of the week for Pu-
ebIo for the purpose OF volunteering
in the United States navy. Young
Mccartney has not yet reached the
draft age and his enlistment for gov
ernment service was purely voluntary.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHiAs
INSTALL OFFICERS.

A. the regular meeting Of the mem
bers of Couer de Leon Lodge No. IS.
Knights OF Pyrhias. al Their castle hall
Thursday night. A. r. Nelson was in
stalled az chancellor commander. Jo-
nathan Seaman. inner guard and W.
r. Spencer. outer guard. for the mex,
ensuing term. Jonathan Seaman was
elected delegate To the grand lodge
meeting of the Grand Domain OF
Colorado. to be held at Pueblo on
August ssth. A. p. Nelson is a hold
over delegate TO the state convention.
ST. MICHAEL LADIES HAD
SOCIAL GATHERING.
The members OF the 81. Michael's
church gathered at the school hall
last night for social time. Ice
cream and cake was served and a
general good time was enjoyed by all.
is THE GUEST OF
MISS HUXLEY.
Miss Mildred Dykes OF Prinseton.
Mo. is visiting here as the guest of
Miss Helen Huxley. OF Lincoln Park.
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tasur, taozlER AL Fr. WORTH.

esSoss S0S6fGN ~ ~. WON ~.
Lieut. Geo. H. crozier, who was re-
Gently given his commission in the
aviation division of the army at
Cambridge. Mass. has been ordered
to Fort Worth. Texas. as a military
instructor. Lieut.. Crozier has sent
fc- his wife and family and they will
leave here for Fort Worth next Sun
day afternoon. Their address will be
Bannsrfield, Everrnan. Fort Worth
Texas. -
Miss Helen williams OF neDver is
visiting at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
T. H. Williams on Four Mile.
FORMERLY LIVED IN
GRAND JuNcTloN.
II may be OF interest to Canon City
people to know that the operation per
formed on Signsiier Tom Skeyhili at
Washington. d. c, which restored his
sight. was an csteopathic treatment
given by former Colorado osteopath-
ic physician DIR, Riley d. Moore. un-
I'll recently resident of Grand juno
tion .s-- f
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Monday.

ATTENDING CONVENTION
IN COLORADO SPRINGS.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A Biggs. Mr.. A H.
McLain and g. U. Hardy. motored to
Colorsdo Springs this afternoon to at
tend the Republican convention which
is being held there this week.