The Monte Vista journal., 1919-02-08
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their time Of sadness.

toUoWuu8 ieotes ootutoey ettcIuOOu'
Tho Madames Ferguson. Smiley.
Ellithospc. julie wcis~. Gibbs. and
Miss Maria vonBcrnuth. After =
delightful afternoon spent ~ tho
Elliott homo. refreshments were ser
vod to the gucsts At Donncns.
Sgt. VIII Bond and Mas Marjorie
Bergman were married In Topeka.
Kansas. Thursday. February 4. 1919.
VIII II the oldest sou Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bond. Tie has boon IN the Aviation
supply Squadron OF tho U. 8. Service
for some time having spcnt several
months In London. England In this
branch Of the Army. VIII has been
discharged recently. He visited his
parents and his brother Arthur here
fsw weeks ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Bond
will make their homo In Topeka. We
extend the heat tiest congratulations
to this couple and wish them much
Happiness.
Misa Marjorie Maiiett IL III at St.
Jossph's sanitaii ium.
The Misses Augusta Marines and
Kate Marines were guests At the J.
W. Borreso home Wednesday.
Hibblsr and Ray have dissolved
partnership and Mr.. Hibler will run
the Blacksmith shop from now on.
Mrs. VIM. Smiley entertained the
c. 8. Club at dinner and cards We'd
nesday evening.
The sick in South Fork this week
are: Bert Hughs and little daugh-
| ter and Franz 4immona
w. 4. O'Mellsy who has been with
the U. 8. Signal Corps. II now with
The Rio Crands Lumber and Supply
Company.
~. II. vanFlest Of Alamoaa. the
popular J. 8. Brown Salesman. spent
Friday In South Fork.
Mira. James Hynes II visiting her
son J. P. Hynes In Alamosa this
week.
Miss Lulu Hyncs will leave Sun
day evening for Denver to visit sew
eral weeks with friends.
A. Lopes Of Antonito attended the
Tractor School Monday and Tuesday
Of this wsek.
Emil Anderson has sold his black
smith shop TO Mr.. b. NJ. McKague.
The new proprietor will take pos
session At once.
Mr.. Frick and Get. spent Monday
and Tuesday In Del Norte.
Mr.. Turner 8. Underwood Is here
this week checking up accounts At
the Court House.
AA1A~Atl~H -
Norte attended the Reclamat ton
Saturday. II consists Of the County
and two men from the Government
Reclamation Service. They talked
over the possibilities Of retaining
some of this land for soldiers, those
attending from Del Norte were: A..
F. Cooley. Judge Wiley. J. H. Weiss.
August J. Weiss. Turner Underwood.
r. A. Chisholm and l.. A. Ruark.
John Million Of South Fork was
In town Tuesday.
! A little daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Omer Underwood, Tuesday
evening. Mr. and Mrs. Underwood
are living on q ranch north OF Del
Norte.
Mrs. Jim Waller has recently re-
ceived word that her husband was III
In a hospital in Germany.
A letter from Bud Wells states
that he Is billeted with q German
family and Ia receiving splendid
treatment from them.
A baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Carr Of this city Thursday
morning.
Earle Cochran this week. purchas-
ed the Seth Warren residence and
after 1t is remodeled. he will move
into It.
. Mrs. Hugo Untide has been assist
Ing Auditor Underwood this week.
Miss Edna Ayres is assisting her
father In the Treasurer's ONCE during
the absence Of Mrs. Waggoner.
Miss Alice Gilmore the latin teach
er. who has been suffering with q
severe attack Of appendicitis. left for
her home In Cororado Springs, Tues
ady. Miss Sullivan accompanied her
as far as Alamosa,
The Denver Post to-day states that
DR.. A. B. Jellum has been wounded
In France.
On February tho 3rd and 4th 4
Tractor School was held here BY Tho
International Harvester Company of
Denver. The representatives of the
Company were: Frank BanKe, p. F.
Moulder. Professor Lee, and Mr..