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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22
Lawyers Ask Right
To Ride on Santa Fe
Limited Trains

Hodcy and Rode, have applied to
the state corporation commission for
reliei FROM he action 81 the Santa "
railroad in refusing the right 10 cor.
lain % their clients 90 ride on the
california Limited frum inmy to A..
~hulucfquc Members Of the ieriaia ID
turc ore said 10 be among the clients
com planning The corporation com a..
M aHion haH referred the matter 10 ~ ,
regional director Of railroads at Chi
cage.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22
Nanrc I.mplo, meni ARcnc,.

Wagon Mound. y. NJ. Fob. ga
Walter NorenberR has been appointed
local representative OF the employ
mont service by the department ~ Ia.
bor. Mr. Norcnherg Ut present IN OF
deavoring 20 secure work Tor returned
soldiers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22

Roswell. - .. ~tn % -prnctic
ally every high school punil here h.
taking part iu the essay contest on
the proposed league Of nations Local
merchants viii award the prizes TOT
D best Essays The urHt prize val
De- $40 the Second prize o. and the
third prize 90 The contcst viii close
ON Match .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22
Broom Corn Growers
To Form Organization

Clovis. ~ ". reh sl ON ru..
10, ~ rcNt wsrh. e. 4 MrNnht state
uold agent in marketing. viii Hsss I'D boz
forming an Organization 0f tffu
Quay Roosevelt und linton rUuuiI,a
TIE 1HsnriNuuu n hrInr FORMED Iu uf
DEF 90 overcome some of tHs ,luiI
lr mHikstrrr thnt HHN. U.us.i
broom vofu rrow,Ts YUa.II fINI"
worn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22
Mortuary


" MotNotns
u Montoya died this morning at his
home az 1919 South Central avenue Of
pneumonia Fred Crnliott will have
charge Of tho funeral arrangements.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22

~ fair weather prepare tor storm.
Buy Ccrriiios coal now Hahn tosl
10. Phone o..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22

N.....fN Knows ro law amt its
Ht Iu. web ,N|tfaNugunro
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22
LOCAL HIGH TAKES
ADOUDLEV VICTORY
FROM UPSTARTERS
Girl and Boy Baskstssrs Of Ancient
and Duke cities Meet for First
Time Of Season Santa 70 Aggre-
CATION Il outclassed.

One of the largest crowds u The
SEASON Witnessed the double victory
81 the local high school boy and airi
basketball teams orcr the strong
teams from the santa Ne high which
was staged last night. Tbs girls op-
ened the evening sport which result
"a In the VISITING rirls goinr down 10
defeat 10 the tuns of II 20 ~.
The game between the boys vas
mare In the line Of a waik-auay for
the locals. who had piled up ~ points
q the visitors 10 when the whistle
sounded Tor closing the game. Both
contests were exciiing from start 70
finish and was eutoycd BY a large
crowd. summary and lineup Of tho
gameni
Oirls.
Santa Ne Un A~ibuquerquc (fiD
Andrews, re. &C.. .... re-, Mcclure
al stone. lE. sssss..s. harri.
Muller. g, ss.stssssssss G. hmpref
holls. c. .....t.'..... G., Cameron
Koch, r. .t........... RI, Bryce
Won Myernheim. ~ &C.. lf., Frncaroli
Fieid roais-Mary Won Myernhelm.
'5; Helen nryce 2. Mary Fraearoil 4.
Free throwH-hhry Won Myernhclm.
I; Helen Bryce. 4 Msry Fracarou, l.
BOYS.
santa 70 uD Albuquerque tsf)
Loteland. ~ ..s...ts... re-. Prague
whittier. ~. ......sr IT,, halanar
Marhne. e. s~ssssstsssft G. 1ancurA
perchtoid, r.g ....... re-. sedili6
Mccabe. lE ...s..t. lg. HeYdier
Field eoais-Lovelai 4, A. Whittier.
q Mariine. 4 Bcrrhtoid. q Prague.
salnzar. 81 sediiio. 3 sanchen. >.
Free throwr-w whittier q Sanchez. 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE U. s
iso nHoADwAY. NEW YORK

THOMAS =. BOuRkE
Agcncy Manager, iiarurtt nuilling
Albuquerque, New Mexico
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22

Field roais-Lovelai 4, a. Whittier.
- Marine. I. Bcrrhtoid. q Prague.
sainzar. 3 sedillo. 81 sanchen. :.
Free throwH-Whitticr. A. Sanchez. l.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
PIONEER LADY PASSES
PEACEFULLY TO REST

The announcement of the death of
Mrs. Harriet Eliza Garren, widow of
James H. Garren, was somewhat un-
expected, although the lady had been
in ill health for several months. Her
demise came almost without warning
Friday morning, after partaking of a
good breakfast and stating that she
felt very well.
Harriet Eliza Lewis was born in
South Carolina, September, 1916, and
was 70 years of age last September.
She was married nearly fifty years
ago and came here thirtyfour years
ago with her family locating on their
ranch south of town where they con-
tinued to reside until the death of both
fathe rand mother the former passing
away on March IS, 1918.
The deceased lady is survived by a
son and daughter. both of Delta
George Garren and Mrs. B. Morgan.
Funeral services were held at the
Hopson Mortuary Monday afternoon
and the remains laid to rest in Garnet
Mesa cemetery.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
PEACH VALLEY
80 80 .

Mrs. n. A. McClurg is on the sick
list this week.
John C. Crawley and A. C. Hustege
were transacting business in the val
ley one day last week in the interest
# the poteto flour mill
lily and Mrs. Raymond Willis motored
Mr. and Mrs. F. f. Willis and fam
to Ouray last Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Elmer Griffith of Ridg-
way are visiting Mr. and Mrs, n. A
McClurg this week.
Mr., and Mrs Ere Rawson and grand.
pa Rawson OF tlathe were Sunday
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Jack.
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence worthman
of Olathe were callers at the Willis
home one evening last week.
Donald Newman is visiting this
week with home folks. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ Newman.
Mrs Raymond Willis departed on
Wednesday for Chattanooga where
she goes to Join her husband. who
IL attending law school there. Mrs.
f. E. Willis and son Clarence goiuS
rs far N Grand Junction with her.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
BUNCH or TEkAs LONG HORNS
GAMBoLs ON GREEN At MARsH's

We trust there will be nothing mis-
leading in the caption above. Please
note that they gamboled and did not
gamble, for it was a far different
bunch of people from gamblers.
Scattered about the mesas within
radius of five or six miles OF Delta
are a number of families, number OF
them relatives, and in order to enjoy
sort of reunion, they gathered to-
gether Sunday and had picnic dinne-
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A E.
Texas or Oklahoma we were not averse
formed a portion of the party. though
we can lay no claim to hailing from
Texas or Oklahma we we're not 'averse
to meeting with good people like these
and enjoying a good dinner, and be-
lieve us it was good. We never saw so
many fine things piled out on picnic
table IN our life and we did our part
to put II out OF sight with all possible
haste.
There were eighty-six persons. men
women and children. and after the
remnants OF the lunch had been clear
cd away. Rev. W. H. Davidson gave an
inspiring address on the Judgment.
which was listened to with profound
interest The following were present:
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Marsh: w. c.
Marsh and family: v. f. Marsh and
family; r. f. Marsh and family: Lee
Marsh and wife: G. L. Rippey and
family of Fort Worth Texas: w. II.
Davidson and family: Wayne Moore
and family: G. L. Watts and family:
Grandma Watts: Mrs. Homer Beaver
and children: Mr.. Mandane and fam
fly: ]. G. Martin and family: ]. A.
Martin and family: Wesley Harring-
ton and family: Henry Wright and
family; F. r. Stearns and family.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
FUNERAL OF e. L. HOWARD
HELD AT CRAWFORD SUNDAY

Funeral services over the remains of
Edward L. Howard. who died sudden
Iy in Oklahoma City June Z. were held
mt Crawford. Colorado Sunday. June
l5. Rev Valentine Deich officiating.
The beautiful Odd Fellows service
was also employed by that body.
Tie deceased wa; born IN Missouri.
August 10. 1855 and was "a years of
age. He came to Delta county with
his family 80 years ago. living at
various times at Crawford. Eckert and
Delta. His wife passed away. Sept.
ember 12. 1895. and is buried at Mound
cemetery. Cory.
Surviving Mt HowaO are three
daughters. Mrs. Marie Young OF Rose
burg. Oregon. Mrs. Hester Magic Of
Kremmling Colorado. and Mrs. Aaron
Pierce of Cedaredgc. Another Daught-
er. Mrs. Sadie Mcintyre, died three
years ago at Los Angeles.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
DELTA DEFEATS MoNTRoSE
IN CLOSE GAME SUNDAY

The game with Montrose on the loo
al diamond Sunday was full of inter-
est and one OF the best so far this
season. Up to the 9Th inning neither
side had scored. at which time Mont
rose put one over. In the seventh
Delta managed to connect several
times with Jones' curves and got two
across He was replaced by Coates
who only allowed our club to score
one more. Final acore 3 to Q in Delta's S
favor.
Features of the game were a run
ming catch from Matney's heavy slug
ging which was expected to be two
base hit by Keith Of Montrose.
Homer Warren orr centerfielder al
so did good work. both at bat and in
the field. The fans are delighted %
see Chuck" adams in the right field
again. who maintained his reputation
of letting nothing get away.
The boys go to Telluride Sunday to
meet the heavies of that place. and
the following Sunday to Montrose for
return game.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
SOLDIER BOYS ARE ANXIOUS
TO SHED UNIFORMS

The following was clipped from the
fifth division paper THE Diamond
and is worth reading
Dear Sis:
I'm comm home they tell me in a
month or three or four, an fm goin'
to leave the army, an never go back
no more. An sis, I'm maxim I'll re-
quest, jus a secret between us two.
Take the moth balls out O my Sun
day best an press it like you used to
do. ! want to change the minute I'm
lose. Say, kid, you mebbe can't I'M
-derstand what paradise it'll be to
wear coat with no collar band an
not have to hook an button to the tune
of the bugle call, an then see the
frown on the captains face, for but
ton tnat amt there at all! An wear
vest, an collar, an tie, an a shirt
with cuffs attached, an a hat with a
brim to shade my eye, an socks with
colors matched. An after I've hfked
a million miles in these hobnafled
kicks of pain. my fGce is goin' to be
wreathed in smiles when l stand in
my low shoes again.
Now Sis, don't think don't admire
this uniform have worn. It's carried
me through some pretty hot fire. an
it's often been bloody an torn, but
now that I've had it year or more
i kinda banker for duds. the kind you
choose in a clothing store. not issued
like sacks Of spuds. So Sis, be kind
to your brother, please an get those
natfrons hot, an put the creases into
those knees-an' I'll love you an aw
fsl lot.
pJIDDV
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
MARRIED A YEAR AND KEEP
IT SECRET FROM FRIENDS

A union of special interest to Delta
people. was that Of Miss Florence Ug-
low, Dean OF the State Normal School.
and Dr. Earl Byerrum. announcement
Of which was made by the bride on
the eve OF her first anniversary.
The wedding occurred at Chicago.
June 6. 1918 and II was thought best
to keep the matter a secret until the
war was over. as the groom was 10
enter the service.
. Dr.. Byerrum spent several years OF
his life In Delta. graduating from the
schools. and later entering Chicago
University where he graduated with
high honors.
His bride spent her girihood her
and was n popular instructor in the
Delta High School for several years.
leaving here to accept more lucra-
tive position Mt Gunnison. where she
remained until this time.
Miss Uglow possesses a strong per
sonality which wins for her friends OF
all she meets. She is cultured and
refined and lucky is the man who
claims her for his bride.
The happy pair will leave soon to
make their home mt Yorktown. Ill
inois. where the groom has a lucrative
veterinary practice.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
GRAND JUNCTION PIANO MEN
REPORT GOOD BUSINESS

G. W. Stong and son, A. L. Stong,
of Grand Junction, of the business firm
Of Stong & Dolan Music company,
spent the first of the week in this
district in the interests of their COM
pany.
Mr.. Stong is an old time resident Of
the Western Slope having been in the
Jewelry business at Grand Junction,
for years and has recently Joined the
firm bearing his name in the piano
business. Mr.. Stong says that their
company has been doing very good
business in Delta county the past year
and especially this year.
They handle the Baldwin line Of
pianos and carry an immense stock
ready for immediate shipment. As
they buy in carload lots. the public
saves considerable in being compelled
TO await local shipment from some
for distant city. and besides there is
some saving in freight rates.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
DEWEY WEEKS WRITES OF
EXPERIENCES IN GERMANY
Germany. May II, 1919.

Germany, May II, 1919.
Dear Mother and Father:
l will try and write you few lines
this evening in answer to your letters
which received the last couple days.
time and l only hope that it reaches
you the same.
We are sure having pretty weather
here now and l hope that it continues
for we have had enough of rain to
suit me. This country is beginning
to look little better now for the
trees are all in bloom and the ground
is all green where it is not cultivated.
Every morning except Saturday and
Sunday ! go about three miles after
rations. along road that has big
maple trees on both sides and they
form a big arch, so it makes it pretty
nice riding.
Say mama whot is Sidney Artt, q
captain? No. l have not learned to
parley Francia yet, but can sprecken
a little Deutsch. I was not in France.
or / mean where the French people
were enough to learn the language.
Have been here five months and may
be here twenty-five more for all l
know.
was reading a letter last night in
the Independent from Carl Carmichael
to his mother. He is somewhere in
France. Pat Welch had the paper.
He is a Delta boy. If you remember,
/ told you about him before.
Well, guess this is all that 1 can
think of for this time SO will close.
As ever your son,
DEWEY.
Pvt. Dewey E. Weeks
51st Co., 2nd Bat
5th Marines
A z. F.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
OUTLOOK FOR BLACK CANYON
OIL & GAS COMPANY GOOD

According to latest reports from
Texas, the outlook for stockholders in
the Black Canyon Oil & Gas company
is very f1attering. H. W. Chiles, Sec
retary of the company received mes
sage this week from Mr. I'M. Kimball.
secretary of the Bridgeport company
substantially as follows:
Have abandoned the old well and
let contract to responsible drilling com
pany for well $500 feet. No pay till
well is finished. 1t will be spudded in
in three days. Stock has gone up
three to one and everything is looking
bright.
The Rominger No. l. IL miles
from the well of the Black Canyon
company is down 700 feet, with good
indications of oil at $500 Everybody
excited here now"
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
Call for Bids

Sealed bids will be received at the
office of the editor for the furnishing
of the following goods, up TO and in
cluding Friday. June 20, 1919.
One shirt with or without collar;
also in one, two and three colors. Es-
innate each way.
One pair shoes. Estimate for two
colors. black or brown. Also give
prices whether high or oxford and lac
ed or buttoned.
One hat. soft or derby (estimate for
black. -brown. green and gray. with or
without band, size to be determined
later.)
The management reserves the right
to reject any and all bids. Prices
submitted must not exceed those fur
nished by mail order houses. copies
Of whose catalogues are now in our
hands.
We contemplate placing n large or
der in the near future and will give
special consideration to the merchant
who makes us a reasonable price on
this small initial order.
How does that sound to you. Mr
Business Man? And yet, how often
are we called upon to figure in just
such a nonsensical manner. Isn't turn
about fair play7 What would you
think of us If we asked for prices on
your goods as some of you do ours?
Think II over
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
Welcome News Of Son

Welcome News Of Son
! NJ ana Mrs. J. E. Carmichael of
Read received message Tuesday an
nouncing the safe arrival in New York
of their son Carl. who has been en-
gagged in military service overseas the
past year. The news is, especially
welcome in view of the fact that let
ter was received from Carl stating
that he was leaving for home and
other boys who did leave at that time
arriving the family felt considerable
apprehension concerning his welfare
His many friends will be delighted to
see him when he reaches home.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
Building sweet.Potato storage

This will be big year in sweet
potato storage house construction in
the South, according to a specialist of
the United States Department of Ag-
riculture. who recently made an in
spection of storage houses in Louis
lana erected in the fall of 1918. The
success of these houses is remarkable
he reports. when the adverse condi-
tions under which the crop was har-
vested are considered. Records kept
by growers show loss from rot as
low as per cent. Plans have already
been made for the erection this sum-
mer in Louisiana of eight storage
houses with an average capacity of
10000 bushels. A Georgia company
is operating storage houses with an
aggregate capacity OF l25,00o bushels.
These houses, which have been in sue
Cessful operation for several years.
were erected according to plans fur
nished by the Bureau of Markets.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
AUSTIN
= = - >~>~ - I

Get your ChautauQua tickets now
The big rush is now on.
Mrs Jos Benefiel is spending fe ~
uays with her mother Mrs. John Pal
azini of Eckert.
Dry creek has two ditch riders, Mr..
Stanton, who has so satisfactorily rid
den the ditch for several years and
Russell Weaver just appointed by Mr.,
Hider.
Al the Eckert dance last FRIDAY
night several autos were tampered
with by mischievous or malicious pc ="
sons and the cars more or iers injured
The children's day program at the
Methodist church last Sunday was n
very good one and much enjoyed bv
those present
Miss CHLOE Wooley spent last week
with Mrs. NJ. F. Benefiel and is now
serving for Mrs, Gregg Smith of Aus
tin.
Chester Pritchard. ',ank Endsley.
Joe Benesiel were on Grand Mesa Sun.
day and had a pleasant time in spite
cf the fact that they brought home no
fish.
Rev. A. s. Hin narrowly escaped In.
Jury last week when the hay stacker
belonging to M. r. Benefiel fell, strik-
ing Mr.. Hills foot
Ladies' from Austin. and Cory 1t.
tended the ID. A. n breakfast At the
Junction last Saturday.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
DON'T FORGET THAT PICTURE
FOR COuNTY'S HONOR ROLL

Photographs and reports for Delta
County's Honor Roll book of soldiers.
sailors and marines are pouring in
now and the book is going to be one
grand success. There are many who
have not furnished the necessary in
formation, and when they see this
beautiful book they are going to be
disappointed.
Our solicitor is out this week push
ing things along. but don't wait for
him. Send in direct and we will give
you the necessary blanks. Don't delay.
We are going to press.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
BUDDY.
LIEUT.. WILLIAM WONDERS
WEDDEQ IN FEBRUARY

Announcements have been received
of the marriage in Denver Saturday
February 22nd of Lieutenant VIM.
Wonders, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Wonders of our city and Miss Bessie
England.
The bride is graduate of the Colo
RADIO Agricultural College and the
groom who is well and favorably
known in this vicinity has recently
been mustered out of service. They
will make their home in Phoenix,
Arizona
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
PLANS RAPIDLY MOVING ALONG
FOR FOURTH OF JULY DOiNGS

The various committees in charge
OF the Fourth OF July celebration are
rapidly formulating their plans for
holding magnificent entertainment
here.
The program will be unusual and
varied and new interest is added by
the securing of Lieutenant Horace
Plumb for series of aeroplane stunts.
ball game with Fruita is also one
OF the promised attractions. You all
know they can play ball and are n
fine bunch of boys.
A program in detail will he publish
ed next week
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
COMES FROM SuNFLoWER
STATE TO CLAIM BRIDE

At the Methodist parsonage Satur-
day afternoon, June Il. at 1 O'Clock,
Rev. George f. Klein performed the
ceremony which united in the bonds
of holy matrimony the lives of Miss
Catherine Blanke and Mr.. Irwin X.
Clark of Wichita, Kansas.
The service was a quiet one. being
witnessed by Jacob and John Blanke,
brothers OF the bride. The couple will
make their home at Wichita.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
cEDAREDGE cHAUTAUQUA. TO
OPEN JUNE % WITH GOOD BILL

The Cedaredge people not to be out
done in the matter of fine entertain
ments, will open their ChautauQua
June 29th and continue until July 4.
The program is of unusual talent
and it is a safe prediction that no one
will be disappointed. An invitation
has been extended to Delta to attend
any one or all of the sessions
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
New Device at Soda Fountain

The Osborne-Williamson Drug COM
pany has added to its already. finely
equipped soda fountain an automatic
electric carbonator for mixing gas and
water, 1t has a storage capacity of
90 gallons. providing for an emergency
in case of water shortage. With this
and new supply OF crushed fruits.
etc. this popular thirst parlor is bet
ter equipped than ever to look after
the needs OF its patrons.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
Attention Flower Growers

Attention Flower Growers
The civic improvement department
of the Delta woman's club will hold
the usual flower shows this season.
the time of each to be determined by
tho time when the sweet peas. astors
and cchlias are at their best. The
date and place OF each display with
detailed list Of prizes. will be an
nounced later.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
June Weddings

The following licenses to wed were
issued this week: John Aubrey Co
nine and Miss Ida Katherine Smith.
both of Hotchkiss; Earl C. Wilson and
Miss Ruth NJ. Crisswell. of Paonia:
William C. Clark of Paonia and Miss
Rosa B. Griffin of Hotchkiss: Harold
d. Jarvis and Miss Ruple Reid both
of Delta; Irwin R Clark of Wichita.
Kansas and Catherine BlanKe OF Delta
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
East on Lona rrlp

East on Long Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Corbin. daughter
Leila and Miss Gwendolyn Taylor left
by auto Tuesday on q trip that will
cover the next fifty days. They Will
visit the Great Lakes. Washington,
New York and Atlantic City. New Jer.
sey, where Mr. Corbin will attend the
national convention OF Elks. They Will
travel the Sante Fe trail going and 70.
turn By the Lincoln Highway.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
Purchase Pool Hall

Purchase Pool Hall
Karl Eberhard and Grover B. Mat
ney, two members of the local bail
team, this week purchased the pool
hall and bowling alley belonging to
]. L. Allen. taking possession at once.
This is pair of splendid young men
and we predict that they will enjoy
good business. We wish them sue
cess.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
Paonia Couple Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. A C. King and son of
Fruita were in the city Tuesday en-
route to Paonia to attend the wedding
OF Miss Ruth Criswell to Mr.. Earl
Wilson Wednesday evening. Miss
Criswell is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. l.. Criswell and the groom II
a well known rancher OF the Paonia
vicinity where they will make their
home.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
New Baby Daughter

New Baby Daughter
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Autrey at the home of the
latter's mother. Mrs. C. NJ. Hall, We'd
nesday, June 18th All concerned are
doing nicely and Grandma Hall is so
busy acknowledging congratulations
and admiring the baby that she hasn't
time to eat
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
Teachers Leaving

Many OF the teachers have been
leaving the past few days some 10
spend summer vacations elsewhere
and others TO attend the State Teach
er's College at Greeley. The Misses
Mabel Wonders and Pearl Anderson
departed Saturday morning for Greeley
and Miss Kate Walker at the same
time for Montrose Miss Keith left
Friday to spend the summer months
at her home in Colorado Springs.