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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

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vented. composed of extension ladders
tha, can be raised 20 tei, cauyine
p platform with them.
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largely n ,he srlsraia aurrofi he
ne~e1Apeta have accorded aud lhs
s'lltors merit sslier su,. ers srom
the popalaee A years subscription
a. eoaaly paper Il ,oaf best invest
msnt ! shall be slad 70 have farm
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any time Thar may he ~ service -
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18
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MON oAN.

WIN oRNs
Masquerade Parry Henry and
NarEaret thompson.
Mrthday Party Robbie and Nary
kl.anor Nerter.
yuGSoAv
J { { Cluh---Nr and Mrs byron
hashelor
WEDNESDAY.
Missionary Society Of Methodist
Caurch Mr. W n Hackney.
" N c club Mrs Jacs Cayior.
THURSDAY.
Guess'~ Nlkht--country Club.
sArUnoAS. Ftf
Story Hoart-carnesie Library. Mts
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

We never know he true value n
fieads. While they live. We are 800
sensitive IA lhsir saal's. sh~a We
have loss them. we see culy ihelr
virtues
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

Nes York. Aug II Liberty bonds
final prices today we're;
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18

Bobbie and Mary Eleanor Merten
wiz celebrate their sixth birthday
anniversary with a birthday party this
esening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-18
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Mrs r D Brskey Of Rsowa, Kan.
Ars " r Brskey and son. Fay. Of
cbsrokee. Mrs X Brzkey Of Drum
righs. Mrs q c Clark and daughters.
Mildred and Helen Of Oklahoma City.
cid Miss Leona Curtis Of wichita.
we're all here on Saturday 10 attend
the opening Of The Fashion sho1 and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02
CUMBERL and COUNTY LEADS
IN PREPARING WAR HISTORY
Richmond and Dth~r Virginia aitj,,
Slow in Reporting 10 s,nte
tOEInissiOn.

/ cumber:ana counry has ,sacn ne
\ lead in sending - the VA History
5Comm!ssion Headquarters IN the cant
stol Euildin2, complete reeor3s o.. he
.,.men OF the county Hho took Der, = ne
world war. The majority Of me our,
: bertrand records arrived mere yesterd.y
-Those stu 20 be prepared wi.l he sent
. in few days.
! All Of the records we-s prepa-ed IN
ssduplicate. One topy wiz g5 In.o ,ts
estate archives for Preservation in Inc
Estate I-o-ary. The othe. cops yil he
snsed by the War History comnIssion
cir. preparing history ~ the r.-t
sIa ken by Virginia men in me Struggle
!. Richmond and many othcr Virs1nia
.scitie5 and counties have done ytry III
.itie in preparing their record. Il, was
Slearned AT the once Of the commission
Is esterday.
: II. c. stearnes. secretary Of the Ricb.
3smond district of the War Carnp con-.
.,nunity Service. has been askef by .ic
sacommission 10 write a history ~ lilo
.ssctivities Of his organization In ibe
estate during the war and has consent
Sed TO prepare the paper. He has al
Srcady written TO organizers in differcn
Ssections OF the state asking them 10
furnish hin, win data on the WORK of
1their units OF the organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02
PRINTERS ASK CHAMBER
TO INTERVENE IN STRIKE
Representatives Of TypogrnphicnI unio,
No. n request Executive Com
mhtcc to Chill Conferences

representatives of tho pirhm,,d
Typographical Union No 40 apncarrI
neiore the executive committee Of thc
Nnamncr OF Commerce Yesterday
aitcrnoon and presented their anpe.l
lot intervention in The strike OF ION
snops
Fully setting forth their case ana
explaining the differences beiw.rn
mem and thc >hoPs here. the union
aSkeH in"t tho chamber call 4 con
!. sEence W.. ING; owners Of the non
Gn!on saof.s so That It definite under
This VII! be done. II vas announced
l&s' a!sh. b. John {. l:as!ey. presi.
cent 0! The chamber and letters ,rill
re ssh: out 10 snop owner =. ono.
H!!Hte-s suggested tina. 4 committee
On sTait:a.!pa be appointed /. is
.sa.1 uce member 20 IL selected -.
fa"-nss res. oa= ~ the non or,e~
~ ~ ;a-'9 - -he Chamber Of
i s ~: M; lie un.on :. rssdv
Ssft inc CONTRACT which Is usuaIi:y
I S.Shtc ~ re employer using union
,'!.t.rk az . allow non-union fn.n
- - cay Jyst IN IL. SHOPS in cu.-
,.oH - -aoa = uaabIe % gGp9ly
~ He, 80 Z tzs executive com
% ne saa ~. 2or' =pl.ya. Union
. !oAa :; br4nca ~ u. ty-mcr anc
! /. :, .-Le: 'r- nc r-ir+s,
~ dsaai,e daie tas ye. ge.n s4.
IL: ne p-Core ed cgate-encc IL ,a-
.fald last ai2ht- uIt 1. VIII be m
-hcuactc IN the Ucz. f-t.re
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02
INDIGESTION
GOES, GOMEZ!
" Pape's Diapepsin" at once
fixes Your Sour, Classy,
Acid Stomach

Stomach acid;ty causes indigestion:
ROOD sourins. gas. distress. Wonder
what upset your stomach? Well. don't
bother. Tho moment you eat a tablet
or two of Papes Diapepsin all the
Jumps Of indigestion pain, tho sourness
heartburn and bclching OF gases que
to ac!dity. vanish--truly wonderful.
Millions of people know that 1: is
needless to be bothered with indigcs-
ton. dyspepsia or Il dieordcred stomach.
y few tablets of Pape's Diapcpsin ncu-
tralae acidity and give relief at once
no waiting! Buy box OF Pape's Dia-
pepsin now. Don't stay miserable.
Try to regulate your stomach SO you
can cat favortc foods without causing
distress. The cost Is SO little. The
benefits so greAt.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02
CITY OFFICIALS WATCH
N0RF0lK'S 6-CENT FARE
street Chr Rate Now in Effect Snmc
as BEING Petitloncd for
Here.

Norfolk's 6-ccnt fare and e.cent
trnmsfcr rate went into crect this
week on tho street car lines Of the
virginia Railway and Power Company
IN thai city. ccordins to Richmond
city officials who arc Interested I'm the
situation in Nirsinia's second city he
cause the same company has pctitioned
10 he allowed to charge the same rate
on its lines in Richmond.
According to tho announcement made
ppy the company. regular fares in Nor
folk VIII he cents and . cents Will
DO charged for each transfer While
school children viii be allowed 2I,-
cent tickets. they Will be charged as
much for IA transfer AS full-faro pas
scnRer. except at certain desisna ted
The company further announces that
should passenger lind. after board
ING the connecting ear. that the trans
Ter ne holds Will not carry him to his
desi gnation. he should pay the con-
ductor ( he regular d cents fare, taking
me conductors receipt therefor and re-
tanning the transfer. Ifc may then
present the transfer. with the conduc-
tors receipt for additional fare paid, to
the coInphnys office for rcfund
Conductors will sell tickets. but the
rate VIII be I'VE tickets for 80 cents.
Not Leonard G.. Morgan.
IT, G. Morgan. who was taken into
CUSTODY TGeRflaI rhurro,l ,-i.h trnn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02
SNATCH WOMAN'S PURSE
Negro Pickpockcts Reported to Have
Relieved Harriet Coy of $50 in
Currency.

Two negro p.ckpockets yesterday
snatched a pccketbook containing $50
in currency from Harriet Coy. Of
Chesterfield County, near Twelfth and
Hull Streets. according to a report
made to the police last night.
So quick was the action of the
negroes. it is said, that they managed
TO grab the peck etbook and escape with
it before the woman could even get
a good description of the pair. Police
are making a thorough Investigator
with the meager description that they
have and expec: to make arrests within
a few days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02

through the use OF Plant Juice. the
famous new stomach remedy, which is
composed Of combination OF Natures
Eemedies-root2. herbs. barks and Der
!les thh; are essential TO health This
"Ay IT rcgeneIatcs the blood sup
ply oNercornes rheumatism, eliminates
cataT3nt and puts the stomach in con
d!tion 20 properly digest the food
mat TINS ~ proven conclusiye!y Il
- onlr necessary 20 listen 10 the state
Wcnis o! well-known local people who
have given Plant Juice fair trial. one
o. we most reccn. IL Mrs. Emma Barn
ICY, OF NO. 22lG East Grace Street a
Hc!i-khDwn Richmond lady, who hay
oeen {. resident Of th;s city for a mum
Der % years and nag host Of friends.
she said
II have suffered for IS years with
'h'ipek'l"n ana my stomach was in a
'e'S nan cphninon, az could not keep
inc Ilzhteht Kind o. food down: ha n
htarthGfn, lost steadily in weigh, and,
ent icfy nervous and run down. I
'''t TIC nted OF 1ood medicine TO re
"cVe inc OF my suffering, and never
GOT any beneh, from anything uu,u I
'eFan 10 take Plant Juice. have
""iy tahen Plant Juice for a short tim.
ana feei entirely relieved Of my trou
80 an able 10 cat my meals and
-, '''ef"aIo. am not ner-
al! more. am Kaining In weigh,
every day, ana am able IN sh.c, :,
might hav" not been az .trnnp ana
wo'l 'or years and am slad 10 piyE
..is Enforcement FOR Plant Juice ana
70 .r nec"mmthd IL 20 my friendp"
INC RANT JUICE Nan ip at. hc Trarl,
Drug cos store, tn Richmond whnrs
Nv nhl'y meeting the Iocs! hubble
."',ouuc'hR and explaining IN.
incrlts OF th!s rencdv ~
For sale In Petersburg no u
the Drug Man-.I, ~ "'' non
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02
To Probe Sugar situation.

WASHINGTON, Oct. chairman
Gronna. OF the Senate Agriculture
Committee today appointed Senator'S
Hampshire, and Ransdcll, OF Louisi-
ana, members OF sub committee TO
investigate the sugar situation in re-
sponsc TO a resolution recently intro
duced by Senator New, OF Indiana,
and adopted by the Senate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02
CLAIMS SHE FEELS
/. LIKE A NEW WOMAN
Sensational Testimonial Given
for the New Stomach Medi-
cine, Plant Juice.
A PROMINENT RICHMOND LADY
Now No Longer Suffers After
She Eats and Has Gained in
Weight and Strength.

Thousands OF people in Richmond
are needlessly suffering from disorders
OF the stomach. liver and kidneys. Re-
lief is at hand and within the reach
OF everyone. Many have found quick
dc!!vcFance from their sufferings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02
TWO SERIOUSLY HURT
Motor Car Crashes into Switch Near
Winchester Fair Grounds With
Grnve Results.

WINCH ESTER. VA. Oct. IN. C.
Miller had an arm broken ana six
others. all section employees OF the
Cumberland Valley Railroad, were bad :
~ cut and bruised, when a motor car
on which they were riding to- work
ran Into an open switch yesterday near
the Winchester Fair Grounds.
The car turned completely ovor
twice before landing. and then foil on
several OF the men. The switch Is
said to have been left open the proceed
ing night by freight crew
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02
The Weather
FURNISHED By U. 9. Weather Bureau.J
Forecast: TlrEinia-

Forecast: TirEinia-
Partly cloudy Thurs
day: rising temperature
north portion. Friday
fair and warmer.
North Carollna-Gen-
crafty kar Thursday
md Fridays mild tenn
peroture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02
CONSUMERS MEET FRIDAY
Harry NJ. Smith, Jr., TO Addres. titi
Il Lens nt John Marhhnli High
~ school.
Marry NJ. Smith Jr

n Harry NJ. Smith. Jr, will be the
sPrineipai sneaker at the second meet
Syng in the John Marshall High School
3Auditorium Friday night Al o'clock
nc. CONSIDER WAYS and means OF cutting
pdown high living costs The meeting
@ConsumeTs' Protective Associa,inn
Attorney George +
&,Wtse VIII also speak
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02

Ing that thieves had broken into al
ransacRed his store early yesfc
morning by forcing a door. Nnus
,he things reported stolen wcrn t az,
ZONES o! cigarettes and five boxc.n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02
Plan New w,rcbo,.c

w: Fred Richardson and thc Secur-
itT Storage Company plan to construct
THIS tall modern rc-enforced concrete
Warehouse to cost $4,000. The pi,ns
lHr INC new structure have been COM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02

porting ardent spirits In an automo.
bio Ia not tho Leonard c. Morgan ON
ployod by the Richmond Dairy COM
rany and living at Is West Broad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02
YOUNG GARDENERS HAVE
BIC EXHIBIT At MARKET
Show Vegetables and Fruits
Raised In Backwards.
BEN. QUARLEs WINS RIBBONS
Highland Park BOY Takes Awards for
Best Collection of Vegetables aud
for Showing OF Canned Goods.
Many Visitors Attend.

Amateur gardeners OF tho city schools
OF Richmond placed on exhibit at tho
Sixth Street. Market yesterday. in the
rooms formerly used as headquarters
for the home demonstration forces.
what judges declared to he a remark =
able showing OF garden products.
One ambitious young gardener had a
total Of twenty different fruits and
vegetables in his exhibit. including figs.
olackberr!es, peanuts and cotton. He
Heights School.
Joseph Williams. of Fulton. dis
played splendid. specments of veEeta-
own efforts HIS exhibit was tho sec
ond best collection of vegetables from
the East End.
Benjamin Cuarles. a Highland Park
gardener. won bunch Of blue ribbons
for his collection OF vegetables.
The boys did not. get all the prizes
however. as : .sayly striped kershsw
testified; 1t he'd been grown on a vine
which had. for lack OF room. been
trained up : woodshcd and across to
nciEhhorins tree in Lucille Frey's little
bis striped fellow. was only one OF
many which had hung on that vine
this summer and had been sold by
Lucille along with other products OF
her garden.
Matte Lnu&hlin Wins Prize.
Matte Lauehlin, OF Nathaniel Bacon
School. was awarded first prize for a
collection of fine vegetables in her dis
trct.
Gintcr Park SchooI had a fine show
ing OF wide variety OF vegetables
and tho biggest sunfiower in Richmond.
There were about 1000 visitors dur
ing the dGy. The exhibit will remain
open today also. when prizes will be
awarded by schools. Prize winning en-
tries in the exhibit. as a whole. will
afterward be placed in one Of the Broad
Street windows.
The list OF prize winners and their
entries follows:
For the hest collection OF vegeta
blcs BENJAMIN Quarlcs. Highland
Park, and Whitfield Roberts, Ginter
Park.
For the greatest variety Jf vegeta-
PIES, iurman McCnesney. Barton
HelShts, ana Charles Miller, Ginter
Park.
For the best collection OF canned
goods. Reginald Atkinson. OF Fulton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02

Reports Cigarettes stolen.
r. r. ChIles. or 90 Orleans Street
renorted to tho police yesterday morn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02
Local Temperature Yesterday.

:, - ,,i~ocnI leWneIature 1csterohy. =.
Maximum tempsraturc To =: M.... -
Minimum temperature TO p. NJ. 80
Mean temperature yesterday. ....... a
Normal temperature for this date. CO
EXCESS ScsWcrudy. y
Deficiency since March l........... 4.
since January l............ -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02
Esg Plant bush shown.

EEE plant made II bravo showing, ono
whole bush OF fruit being brought by
gardener or Nathaniel Bacon School
Individual exhibits OF Carrie burton
Rintord: end Whitfield Roberts. OF
Ginter Park. won blue ribbons.
Herbert Harris. OF Barton Heights
and Frank Pierce. OF Oak Grove. OK
hteitea prize winning hoets
FIRST second and third prizes for
l:aushlin. Joseph Williams and Lucille
Cain. '
school officials and teachers in charge
or the exhibit expressed their pleasure
In tho interest shown by tho youthfnI
gardeners as we'll as that shown nv
The large number Of visitors who
crowded tho dchydration plant in tho
new market where the exhibit WAS
shown. ""'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02
md Benjamin ousrics. of Highland

Park
For. the biggest sunnowcr. Ola Har.
ris. OF 9inter Park
The corn was good. Visitors ro-
marked on the size OF tho ears and
The symmetry OF tho growth. Adoiph
Harris Of Gintcr Park. and BENJAMIN
QuSrlcs had tho finest of the offerinra
IN this line. Edward Harvio, OF t'SS
school. and Sadie Mailo, OF Oak Grows
won the rrizos for popcorn
carrie blackburn. OF Oak Grove
school. had the finest exhibit of Irish
potatoes and Benjamin Quarics Of
sweet potatoes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02
Matt. Lnushlin Win, Prize

Matte Laughlin, OF Nathaniel Bacon
School was awarded first prize for q
collection of fine vegetables in her dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-02

ent s{SSK ior safe and this
70
for dividends
% e ylunns on the preferred
of
'"' ''"''
s,ocn as yo MAKE mistake to this
Order or Express Order to N' A''' ohice money
WI DOUGLAS SHOE co. Brockton Mace
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-11-06

Whether or not Prcsiden. Wii01-
illness will incapncitate him from act
i've service in the Presidential chair
the fact remains that until he resigns
Or is officially declared 70 he non
compua menus, he ia still our prcs-
i'cnt. Notwithstanding The engerncqs
OF the 'rowd dcwn in WASHINGTON to
to see Vice-Presidcnt Marshal! plnc-
cd in the executive chair.
However. it seemed to be Deem
ed quite necessary to call on the
President. sick tho he was. to take n
firm grip on the industrial situation
None of the wise men of tn, East"
or West either. seem to have come
forward with any suggestion or So
luton of the problems that are con.
fronting the nation. today. We no.
ticc also, that the recommendations
OF President Wilson-in fact the
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-11-06

its organization, with seven or eisii'
charter members. 1t has steadiiy
grown until at present the MEMBER
shin is very much larger indeed.
A birthday cake, with six fg1tea
=, na,es was served in memory Of
day six years~ago whsn the
women banded themselves togeVT
in this great cause.
A Stonehill hat, from the Eastern
Fashion Center will be displayed
each week at the Milliner Shop.
Ball Band Rubber Footwear gives
Subtraction and Longer Wear.
THE ECONOMY STORE
Word received from Frank L.
Moore at Newberry, Connecticut, re-
ports him as well, but pining to get
back to Colorado sunshine.
So widespread has the fame of >.
p. Giltner's fruit become he has had
an order for several boxes of his ap-
ples to Waltham, Massachusetts,.
Ladies-Don't fail to try our
scalp treatments. Get results.
P. L. Reeves, who recently pur-
chased the E. G. Brown property on
Avalon Avenue, came in to impure
about the home paper, and expresses
much interest in the community. We
are glad to welcome people of that
class. We need people who take an
interest in the community to make a
good honey town.
Mrs. Jane Pettepier returned
home last week from a very extend
ed trip east, to Columbus, Ohio,
where she attended the G. A. R. Re-
union and then visited many of her
relatives in Michigan, Minnesota,
Wisconsin and other states. She had
a delightful trip, but missed the
Colorado sunshine awfully, and is
glad to be home again.
Byron Strickland arrived home
Tuesday fresh from Pekin where he
has been the past two years with
Uncle Sans Navy. He is looking
and feeling fine.
All kinds of beautiful flowers for
Thanksgiving at the Millinery Store
at the new location in the Bartl Blk
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-11-06
(EENRR COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION

Some Of the Halloweeners made
y raid on j. A. Pierce's fence some
time during Friday night, and tore
it out completely, and piling the
lumber in piles on the lot where he
keeps his kindling wood. The fence
was put up last week and some crit
icism was heard relative to it rs be-
ing in violation Of the fire ordinance
and others took exceptions to the
appearance Of 1t. The fence was
made Of slabs, and the tops sawed
off evenly at the top. In our own
opinion as to the appearance 1t was
about q standoff between the fence
and the view presented thru wire
fence, and As to the violation Of the
fire limitations, that is nut for the
Town Board to crack. We cannot
believe that the work Of tearing the
fence down was that Of any Of the
DIRECTORS to the fence, but more like
" the outg-owth Of the objections
In the minds of lot Of miscellaneous
boys. The destruction Of property
in this way is TO be dcplorcd on an
occasion such MS last Friday night,
and II the offenders nrc caught they
should be given the limit Of the law
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-11-06
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Mrs. Fl. J. Bonner, who has been
visiting old Arvada friends for the
past two weeks, left Monday evening
for Pueblo, where she will occupy
apartments, being more convenient
for Mr.. Bonner, who has travelling
position with the D. & r. G. railroad.
G. S. Scott got his first Overland
car this week, and it is a nifty car.
and should meet the approval of
many who are looking for service
and comfort combined with artistic
beauty.
Roy A. Pierce made a business
trip to North Platte, Nebraska, and
unfortunately missed the "Home-
Coming Celebration"
Walter Newton arrived home just
in time for the festivities Saturday.
Arvada did kersellf proud in ex-
tending her hospitality to the Soldier
Boys.
Evans & Bennett have the contract
tract to make the excavations for the
new school house and have the work
well under way.
The Boy scouts deserve gree.
deal OF praise Tor The manner la
winch they assisted the various COM
mittees, carrying chairs ana DONG aii
sorts of errands chat needed to be
done without Thought of cOmpensa-
ton, or even getting "A bite OF the
dinner served to the digger sold
iers." But they did not complain
Mrs. Doud moved into her new To-
cation in the Barth block, Wednes-
day, where she will be pleased to see
her millinery customers.
Two big timbers, about IS feet in
length and II inches square were
taken thru town Tuesday morning
by big auto truck with two two
wheel trucks following. enroute to
Lee Sneider's place ut Perry cross
ing, to be used for skids under
house which is to be moved.
r. o. Graves received another car
load Of Ford cars Monday, and gave
n bunch Of the Tire factory boys u
job unloading them. Bob is getting
to be some employer. and has quite
large number of men on the pay
roll each week.
Six years az" Tuesday the first
meeting Of the Craig Colony Club
was held Mt the home Of Mrs. W. W.
Bensoa and plnns were formed for
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-11-06

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