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The Washington times., 1919-10-15
SONS OF CONFEDERATES
PLAN DANCE AND ELECT

Washington Camp, No. 3O5, Sons Of
Confederate Veterans, met last night
at the Confederate Home, 1922 Yer
mont avenue northwest. Plans were
made for a dance in honor Of the
sponsor Of the Washington Camp, the
maid Of honor, and the recently elected
officers. The affair will be given at
24OO Sixteenth street northwest on
October %.
The following fourteen were elected
to membership last night: Jesse An
thony, jr., Herbert N. Franks, Spears
Hovely Stephen Z. Morgan, John +.
Little, Thomas S. PlOwman, Arthur d.
Rvrd. Claude II. MiddlebrOoks, James
c. Davenport, William F. Waite, Will
lam d. Upshaw, LuciUs c. UpshaW,
Buford Jones, sr, William n. Locke.
The Washington times., 1919-10-15
GROTTO
T HAS RECORD CLASS

KaIIipoIis Grotto plans elaborate
ceremonial tonight in honor Of the
record class of candidates.
The ceremonies will begin with
brief business meeting at the New
Masonic Temple at p. m. Soon af-
terward all candidates will be checked
on and supper will be served by the
Ladies Of Lebanon Lodge unit. After
the meal, the prophets and the candl-
dates will form in line and parade "a
Liberty Hut, where the ceremonia.
will be staged. This will be followed
by a minstrel show under the direc
ton OF Otto E. Woerner and athletic
events.
Large delegations Of prophets vii
come from Richmond, Va, and BaItl'
more.
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SEAT PLEASANT

SEAT PLEASANT, Nd oct. Is
According to the report Of Louis F.
I5tz. chairman Of the committee In
charge Of the carnival held here re-
Gently. more than $1,000 was realized
from the affair. The carnival was
under the auspices Of the Seat Pleas
ant Fire and Community welfare As
n-rrfa tim
The Washington times., 1919-10-15

TAH1NK Of the appeal
in a Six Cylinder Car,
built for the motorist
Of moderate income The
car must be one Of unusual
economies.
Only big quantity produc.
ton can make such a car pos.
Sible-and quantity produe.
ton is not possible without a
revolution from old principles
Of construction.
The WHY'S Corporation has
produced exactly such a car.
It is revolutionary Six-and
is one of the few great forward
steps in automobile history
since heinvention Of the pneu.
matte tire. It fills great gap
in the industry-and has a
field all to itself.
Behind this revolutionary
car is the WHY'S Corporation.
one Of the biggest and strong.
est manufacturing concerns in
the automobile industry. At
its head is John N. Willys,
president also Of the WHY'S.
Overland Company. who has
successfully built and sold over
650,OO0 automobiles.
The business Of the WHY'S
Corporation, exclusive Of the
building Of the new Six, is
the manufacture Of Electric
Auto-Lite, starting and light.
The Washington times., 1919-10-15
A Simple Way to
Reduce Wrinkles

Remember that wrinkles and bag
giness of cheek or chin are due to
the muscular tissue losing its strength
and shrinking. The skin is then too
large in area to 1T such tissue smooth
ly. It wrinkles or says.
To remedy this condition, there's
nothing so effective, so Quick-acting,
as a simple wash lotion easily mB de
at home. Just get an ounce OF pure
powdered saXolite at your druggists,
and a half pint OF witch hazel, mix
the two and bathe your face in the
LIQUID. This at once tightens the skin
and sOlidifies the underlying tissue
which, Of course, smOOths out the
lines and draws in the sagging skin. II
also stimulates capillary circulation,
bringing natural color to faded
cheeks.
The Washington times., 1919-10-15

The extensive plants Of
these units are located at.
Toledo. O., Syracuse. N. Y,
and P6ughkeepae. NY. They
will be sources Of supply for
the construction Of the new
Six.
For the building Of the new
car the plant Of the Duesen-
berg Motors Company. at
Elizabeth, N. j.. was pur-
chased and is beng enlarged
to grve a capacity Of 400 90
500 complete motor cars per
day
The new Six has many new
and outstanding features-an
entirely new. but thoroughly
proven, type Of spring sus.
pension beng one Of them
The car is Of remarkably light
weight-approximately 2,l00
pounds and has notable
road holding. non slddding
and easy rding qualities. It
has extraordinarily low
gasoline consumption III.
to 90 miles per gallon. The
chassis IS a marvel Of sim.
picity. The details are all
noteworthy.
Anyone desiring further m
formation about the plans and
car program Of Fhe Willys
Corporation should write
for our booklet.
The Washington times., 1919-10-15
COMMUNITY ENTERTAINMENT
FOR SOLDIERS CEASES HOWL

Activities Of various welfare or-
ganlzations in entertaining men stin
IN the service wlll officially cease
November /. Recreation. In the form
Of motion pictures, IN the camps and
cantonments OF the country win
from that date be IN charge Of the
Government.
Yesterday a contract was awarded
the Community Motion Picture Bu-
reau by the War Department 20 pro-
vide films for the recreation centerl
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ruREE WOMEN DECORATED.

CETTINJE, Oct. 15.-Three more
American Red Cross women doing re-
lief work in Montenegro have been
boDored by the government. The
cross Of Mercy has just been awarded
to Miss sarah A McCarron, OF Word
haven. N. Y; Miss Minnie Parish, Of
DeIphas. y. NJ, and Miss Helen R.
watson. Of TunlkhanOck, Pa.
The Washington times., 1919-10-15

IN camps throurhout ths countrI
The bureau heucoforth wiz Be uudc
Government supervision.
Camps On the Eastern section q
the country. including the DiEtFicl
win be supplied from the Potou1c
division Of the bureau On charge ol
O. H. Moore.
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NO MORE CATARRH
Thfr simple Home Treatment Has
stood the Test Of Time.

Every fall and winter, for more
han twenty years, thousands Of people
have made it a daily practice 20
breathe the air Of Hyomei and 50
Keep themselves free from Catarrh,
CouEhs, Colds, Bronchitis, Sore
Throat ana Influenza.
This is certain and you should try
81 IN YOU viii breathe HyOmel daily,
- directed, O. viii free you and keep
you free from all these troubles or Il
Fon't cost you q cent.
Peoples Drug Stores or any reliable
druggist can supply you with the
Complete Hyomei OUTFIT including a
hard rubber pocket inhaler. The in
6aler VIII last a life time and extra
bottles Of the liquid Hyomei cost but
q few cents. A few drops Of oil in
the inhaler viii last for days and its
pure, soothing, antiseptic, healing air,
breathed deep in the air passages OF
your nose and throat, should keep you
free from coughs, colds, influenza
and catarrh all winter long. Pleas
ant to use, takes but a few minutes
daily and is guaranteed to satisfy or
money back.
The Washington times., 1919-10-15

You Must Remember
that Father Johns Medicine
is an all-the-year-round tonic
Aesh-buiIder and people gain
steadily while taking this
wholesome food medicine.
If you want TO gain weight be-
gin taking Father Johns Medi-
cine right now. Guaranteed free
from alcohol and dangerous
drugs.
Proof-Mrs. Lucy Wing, OF
Liberty, Mo-, says her run down
baby was made fat and healthy
by Father Johns Medicine.
The Washington times., 1919-10-15
WTrD MIX Cnrg UivUT-

PRAGUE, Oct 15.-American Fo1cl
workers are making the tins of en-
dsnsed milk sent here for the feedlng
of undor-nourished children 60 dou1le
service. After the contents are
emptiod the Res Cross workers u-e
the cans as cups.
The Washington times., 1919-10-15
DON'T PAMPER
YOUR STOMACH
Fear of Dyspepsia RObs the
Entire System Of Necessary
Nutriment-Eat a Diversified
Meal and With StuarPs
Dyspepsia Tablets You viii
Avoid the Distress Of lndi-
geStiOn.

.Just because the stomach sour! with
rassiness, heartburn, water brasn ana
SUch distresses after eating, Is not 9
good reason for depriFing the system
VI instead OF indigestible and innu-
tritious bran and skim milk try the
better plan Of eating what you ike
and follow your meals with StuaEt 3
Dyspepsia Tablets. They digest
food. they assist the stomach to Sc
crete Juices that keep the stomach
sweet, active and with the alkaline
effect, Just as when the stomach Is
i'm perfect health. Nor is it necessary
10 discriminate. You may eat freely
OF onions, sausage, miuce pie and
baked beans or other dishes, such as
the average dyspeptic views with hor-
ror, and suffer no distress IL you fol
low with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
There is thus no need TO fear any kind
Of food at any time or place, for with
these tablets, you may prevent those
distresses that formerly made you
pamper your stomach as II IL were a
tender infant You can get Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets in any drug store
at 90 cents box.
The Washington times., 1919-10-15
RESTAURANT OUSTED BY.
DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR

Needing the space, Department OF
the Interior yesterday withdrew per-
mission IL had granted a lunch room
TO conduct business there.
. The establishment, conducted by
+. B., n. w, & L. Alexander, decided
to go out OF business, and filed q pc
titiOn yesterday in equity requesting
its dissolution. Walter NJ. Bastian
and j. Pierson James are attorneys
for the petitioners.
The Washington times., 1919-10-15
ROCKVILLE NEWS

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Oct. 15.-Recelv-
ing information that wine containing
a decided kick" was being dispensed
in various parts Of the county, Sher-
III William L. Aud yesterday sent
Deputy Sheriffs Stanley GingeIl and
Somers Darby to the home Of Russell
Watkins. near Cedar Grove, and con-
fscated a barrel of wine. Watkins
was arrested on a charge of having
Intoxicating liquor in his possession
with the intention Of selling Il. In
the police court here, Judge W. Frank
Gather required him to furnish $500
bail for his appearance for trial.
William II. Sullivan, Of Washington,
and Miss Virginia Tarmon, Of Mount
Rainier, Nd, were married here yes
terday afternoon by the Rev. o. c.
Barnes, pastor Of the Christian
Church, in the parsonage.
Attorney General Albert c. RitchIe,
Democratic candidate for governor;
z. Brooke Lee, candidate for comp
trOller Of the State treasury, and
Thomas J. Keating, candidate for at
torney general, spoke at Rockville
yesterday afternoon and at Bethesda,
KensingtOn and Silver Spring in the
evening.
The Washington times., 1919-10-15

DOH't spend yOur Liberty Bond In
tereHt.. Reinvegt q On W. s. s.
The Washington times., 1919-10-15
WHY'S Corporation
So Vanderbilt Ave-, New York,

NBTh' the public 0D9a trade and 'H"
The WLy' Corporation
The Washington times., 1919-10-15

emUU0u AUa NU9
the cans as cups
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-04-24
Beaver Road
to. Be Junked


Supt. Magruder OF the Beaver Land
and Water Company states that he
has received official notification from
the Public Utilities Commission in
Denver that an order has been issued
by them permitting the Beaver Pen
rose & Northern Railroad Company to
discontinue service and dismante the
property. ~ -w
The road Is eight miles In length
and E. c. Hall Of Florence has been
awarded the contract for dismantline
which VIII be started as soon as he is
official v instructed by the railroad
company.
The commission found thaf since
1909. the year the line was built, the
total operation revenue of the B.. P.
& N. were s36.9s736. while operating
expenses aggregated ss7.474.32, result
ing in loss OF $50, 0,556.72.
Including taxes and other non -oper
atirr expenses. the company out $751;.
os7.09 more than il 'ook in during the
10 years OF its operation. The peti.
toners who protested against the
iunking OF the road. have 10 DAYS in
which TO file an answer to the decision
Of the commission. but II is under
stood that no further action VIII be
taken by the Beaver Park residents
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Suspects Arrested
Near Pueblo

The Pueblo Chieftain says: "elars
ence Miller and Paul Smith. who claim
TO be from Elwood. Ind. were arrested
at 10 O'Clock Wednesday morning two
miles north of town on the Colorado
Springs road by Detective J.. Arthur
Grady and Patro' man Mcdonald. The
police had received call that two
men answering the description of the
bandits had been seen walking up the
road.
THE police department had received
word from Canos City that an auto.
mobi e had been stolen there Tuesday
night by joy riders and that the
thieves were thought TO be headed
toward Pueblo. When the police ques.
toned the two men they claimed that
they had Just come from Canon City
in a motor truck. so they a-e being
held for nvestisation They are not
thought TO have any connection what
ever with the bandits. but it is thoarh;
that they may possibly know some.
thing about ;he automobiie theft in
Canon City Tuesday night. The men
were held on a charge of vagrancy. !.
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Is Here On *.
Business Visit

a. l. Taylor of Denver. special ,ex-
aminer for the Bureau of Naturaliza-
ton, arrived here Wednesday after
noon from Walsenburg and Ration. N,
NJ. and represented the government
at the hearing OF petitions for natural
ization before Judge Cooper in the
district court today. Never In tiass,
history OF the Rocky Mountain die-;
trict have the courts been called u,,oaa
20 consider as many applications E6r
naturalization as present. said .Nr.
Tay'or this morning. Hundreds OF
Aliens, mostly of Teutonic and Latin
blood. are seeking citizenship under
the Stars sad Stripes as a result or
the war in Europe. Germans aud
Austrians making petition for natur-
aiization are admitted TO citizenship.
provided they are able to stand tho
test required by the government. but
this has only been the case since tho
signing of the armistice last Novem-
Der. All believers in Bolshevism anda
the soviet system Of political admins
tration as 1t exists in Russia and Hum
gary are rejected as enemies OF the~
republic.
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Hesperian Club
Entertains Forensic

One OF the most delightful social
In the yornger set was held last eve
ming, WREN the young ladies of the
Hesperian Club of Canon High School
entertained the young gentlemen of
the Forensic League at a banquet
at the Miller hotel. with Prof and Mrs.
Wolfe of the high school faculty act
ing as sponsors. The 40 guests were
served with q six-eourse dinner at
O'Clock. two toasts being given and re-
spondcd to. Miss Fanny Sheldon,
president of Hesperian. acted as toast
mistress, and Miss Madeline Shoe
maker made the address OF welcome,
TO which James Harvey responded.
Miss Shoemaker spoke OF Hesperia
as being intended TO prove helpful
influence 20 the girls of the Junior
and senior cases. and OF the many
actiyit'es-literary. dramatic and so
eiaI--in which the club has at various
times engaged. She welcomed the
Forensic members in a gracious man
ner. and expressed the hope that this
banquet might lead to similar func.
tions in ,he future.
Mr.. Harvey Responded to the wei.
come by speaking Of The value of the
Forensic League as an aid to the
young men. through which they viii
certainly be able TO make use of later
IN life.
The apretizlng menu was served IN
the Miller's wei known and mos'
! pleasing style. The decorative schems
was green and yellow tonquils and DAT
fodi's being used most effectively
Miss calisia Burns gave a toast a
the close OF the banquet. She SPOKE
of the good feeling existing betweeI
the two clubs and the pleasure OF th'
Hespernin Club at being able 10 enter
tain the Forensic League.
David Parks responded TO the toas
by saying he voiced the sentiment o
teh league boys In thanking the cir
for the, charming way in which III
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CUT THIS QUIT is WORTH
MONEY

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with sc and mail to Foley
& Co. ess5 Sheffield Ave. Chicago,
Ill.,, writing your nnme and address
clearly You vii receive in return q
tria package containing Foey's Honey
and Tar Compound. for coughs. cod
and Group; Fey Kidney Pills for pain
In sides and hack: rheumatism, back
acho. idney and kbladder ailments;
and Foley Cathartic Tablets. whole,
some and thoroughly cleansing cathar-
tic. for cotistipa ion. billiousnes=. head
ache. and sluggish bowels tAdv.)
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Fire Dgs
!. n on 18th

The barn FemIses Of II. II
Turner at Il Fifteenth street.
with its cotas destroyed by
FIRE aboA ack Friday after
noon. An as turned 'in and
the flre depAade a quick run
to the seem blaze. but the
flames had eat headway be-
fore their ad they could do
little else ire the safety of
nearby profhere was no fire
plug in theate vicinity. and
more than 1of hose had TO be
laid in orden water supply.
Soon after TAD been attached
the are hrSt from the pres
sure and tihad TO be turned
OF. leavingien helpless TO do
anything Id of checking the
flames. Ihrn caught. fire Is
a mystery.iy at the Turner
home wereford any informa-
tion as TO Z The loss will ag-
gregate sadred dollars. II
IS not knsher the property
was insure
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-04-24
QUIlMBY WALKER
ELETROCUTED AT
WOLF PARK MINE
Eating Lunch When H {
Leaned Against Power Wire
and Was Instantly Killed.

J. Quinby Walker of Florence. aged
3S. was killed by electrocution at the
Wolf Park mine at 8 o'c'ock Friday
night while operating an electric drill
in one of the lower levels of the mine
Just how the accident happened is not
known, but he is supposed TO have In
some way been brought in contact
with an imperfectly or non-insulated
power wire. and to have received the
full force OF the current. He was eat,
ing his lunch at the time, and is sup
posed TO have leaned against the elec
trio wiring and to have received the
death-dealing fluid in the back. His
death was instantaneous. and the of
icials Of the company were unable to-
do anything beyond hoisting the body
to the surface of the mine and inform
teh authorities here by telephone of
the unfortunate AFFAIR. The remains
were brought to Canon City and taken
to the Wilson undertaking parlors TO
be prepared for burial.
The deceased came here from Flor,
ence on Wednesday of this week and
had only been employed at the mine a
couple OF days when the accident hap
pensd. He leaves a widow and five
small children. A brother, Joe Walker.
lives in Canon City and makes his
home at the McClue house, corner OF
Eighth and River streets. The fun
eral will be he'd Ia Florence. but the
date and place of interment has not
yet been announced. A brother-inIaw
of the deceased. Mr.. Buntin of Mont
rose. was killed at the Wolf Park
mine about year ago in almost like
manner. 4f
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Standing ''Y"
Committees

Finance-R. ]. Craig. G. u Hardy,
DR.. C. H Wilkinson, John Haniltol.-
Lane A. Dun, r. S. Beail. d. E. Gibson
Religious work-Rev. F. W. Star
ring, r. ]. Craig, J. Seaman, j. W.
Rogers. ]. r. Quinn. F. B. Hubbard. l.
w. Felter. C c. Fulford.
PhysicalAR E. Holmes, A Il SfarV-
man. w. F. Bricker, w. W. futile, A.
p. Gerlach. DR.. F. W. Reiter.
Membership-G- II. Sale. L. A. Dud.
]. P Waits, Jim Alien, Clyde Turlssr.S
DR.. z. c. Webb, c. T. Chapman. w
A. Johnson. l. C. Burns. D. d. Dodds-
Visiting-J. W. Rogers, NJ Ander-
son, r. L. Underwood.
House-John Hamilton. 4. E Slnx->
man. d. E. Gibson.s Or. c. H WIIkfnr
son.
Nominating-Dr. c. II. Wilkinson.
]. w Rogers, J, NJ Anderson
Educational and Star Course w
Emmerson. Rev. G. ( Konkel, L. s
Lear. NJ l. Whitaker. Rev. d.. F.
Fem.
Social. ". Emmersou. h. s.
Bear. G. H. Sale. C. A. Fredrickson,
Nina skinner, H. ". Combs. y. a.
Province. Charles Swanson, W. A.
Benson. Or. F. W. Reiter, a L, Haley
\. II. Biggs. C. NJ. Benton ,
Boys work-D G. Province, L 4
Dun. W. <. Graves, Prof. G. A. Gle
land. G. Y. Steinsultz.
Auditing-D. E Gibson. r. S. BearI,
y, ]. Beall.
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MlD.WEEK EASTER
SERVICES LAST NIGHT

An interesting mid-week Easter
service in commemoration of the birth.
life and death of the Reedemer. was
held at the First Methodist Episcopal
church Wednesday night There was
a large attendance OF worshipers and
the service was both impressive and
delightful The program consisted OF
short addresses by Rev. Guy E. Kon-
kei and ]. W. Foster and musical num-
bers by the choir. Rev. Konkel spoke
on the text. IF Ye Love Me-" and Mr.
Foster on the topic. why Am Glad
TO Be a Churchman-" The choir sang
Christmas hymn in celebration of
the birth of Christ; two hymns IN
honor OF Christs ife and works. and
two hymns recounting His death and
triumphant resurrection. The Easter
solo was sung by Mrs. Garnier.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-04-24
WILL ADDRESS THE
FRIENDS IN COUNCIL

Dr. Frank IL. IL. Roberts, president
of the New Mexico Normal University
at Las Vegas, who Is to be The princi-
pal speaker at the meeting of the Ere
mont County Educational Association
at the high school buiidinr next Satur-
day. has accepted an invita-, ON to ad-
dress the Friends in Council at Py-
'hian hail at e:so o'clock Friday after
noon DR.. Roberts Is fine talker
and win interest all privileged to lis
zen TO him.sThe Friends in Council in
vlte the ladies' Of Canon City to the
= Getting At PythiAn hall Friday aftes-
noon.
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Corporal Johnson
Returns to Canon

Corp. John B. johnson, late of Com
pany E. Fifth Engineers. Seventh diyi-
sion, returned to Canon City Wedens-
day evening from the overseas mil
tary service Corp. Johnson had q
severe experience on the fighting front
but does not show 1t in his appear
ance He was in the st. Mihiel drive
for nine days on October Is. was in
jured by the bursting of a shrapnel
shell which confined him to the hospi-
tai until his recent discharge from
the recuperation camp at Macarthur,
Okla.
Corp. johnson has just bent for
ward to the ground when sAell
passed over his head and STRUCK. 6 few
feet behind him. : In bursting bits oi
shrapnel were scattered all about him.
He lay unconscious. for some time ami
when be came TO German air bonibers
were dropping shells all around HIM
He was finally carried in and when hfs
injuries We're dressed ii was found
that he had % major wounds from
his hips downward TO his feet. which
were months in healing He aus
tanned numerous small wounds not in
cluded in the above.
The STOPPING position Mr.. johnson
had taken at the time saved him eroW
instant death. both wnen the stel
passed over him aud when il eSriod
ed second or two later. He was
brought to New York as casual in q
hospital shin in January and later
sent 10 Camp Macarthur for recovery
Mr. Johnson expects TO remain in
the city and viii probably resume his
duties AT the penitentiary. where hs
was emplo~ed prior to his eniistmen;
in the army.
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ARMY X WILL
BE HERDAY
APR5TH AT
FO'GOCK
The Train top Here Un-
Ill Nine Open Air
Meeting

Maj. D. N. das received jef-
mite word th3ber'y Loan spe-
cial bearing hous- army tank
will be here ]ck Friday after
noon, April VIII remain in
the city until.
The tank wits demonstration
and an open hing will also be
held. Lieuts! Paris and GIL
bert McDonoI be the speakers
for the occa
A number ieers from Canon
City will be p be on hand at
the arrival oh In order 10 hep
unload the tfe tank Will then
be taken to of North Fourth
street whe demonstration
grounds hayfarranged.
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affair had been carried out
The boys then proved themselves
good sports by taking tho party to the
Jones theater. after which the merry
group dispersed. deiiehted with the
evenings entertainment.
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Matte Manning, n-year-eld daugh-
ter OF Sheriff Nell Manning of Custer
county. whose home is at westcline,
was operated upon Sunday at Graves
hospital Her condition today is re
ported 10 be very good.
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NEBRASKA PEOPLE TAKE
UP RESIDENCE AERE

Vincent Wilson and family. former
ly OF Bushnell. Neb.. have moved to
Csrcn City. and are located at SOS
Riverside avenue. They expect 10
make Canon City their permanent
home.