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The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-09-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL GOSSIP

The Northwestern is expected to
arrive from the westward tomorrow.
Peter Boutan, formerly of Nc
earthly, has purchased grocery
store in the Green Lake district
Seattle.
The steamship Admiral Watson is
due in CordOva at a. m. tomorrow
and will continue her voyage to the
south at a. m.
The steamship Watson is due from
the westward at a. m. Tuesday.
The Watson made twenty landings on
her westward trip.
The funeral of the late J. Ellis,
who was brought to Cordova on the
Saturn, was held under the auspices
of the Elks at o'clock this after
noon.
Mrs John Amber, of Kent, Wash,
arrived on the Northwestern. Mrs.
Amber will leave on the next train
for Mccarthy, to look after some bust
ness affairs, and will then return to
Kent.
Mrs Hewitt Of Tacoma, who has
been visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
App1eby, on Peak Island, is going
from here on the Northwestern to
Ketchikan to spend a few weeks with
her son before returning to her home.
She is stopping at the Windsor.
Charles LeBelle will leave on the
next train for Mccarthy. Mr.. LIE
Belle was formerly employed by the
Mother Lode Mining Company. He
returned on the Northwestern from
Rochester, Mimi, where he received
medical treatment.
The members of the BeauX Arts
Picture company, who have been in
COrdOva for the past month, staging
a photoplay production, have booked
passage on the Northwestern, Mr..
Citizens stated last evening that the
film would be ready for release in
about six weeks.
BeWitching Mabel NOrmand is the
star of the new Goldwyn photoplay,
Joan Of Plattsburg," to be seen at
the Empress tonight. A succession
of thrilling scenes is staged in which
the soldiers Of the great training
comp come into conflict with a nest
Of spies, to the discontinue of the
latter, who owe their capture to the
fact that Joan" like her prototype
of old, heard ''voices."
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-09-01

Try the Club Billiard Hall for
golden, silver and royal fzzes. 23-tf
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-09-01
CLOSED LABOR DAY

Our store will be closed all day,
Monday, September l, Labor day.
Finkelstein & Sapiro, Inc.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-09-01

Special dinner served from 1870
o'clock every day at the City Bakery
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-09-01

Harmony Club, Eagle hall, Labor
day.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-09-01

Harmony Club dance at Eagle hal
Labor day.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-09-01

Good music Labor day dance at
Eagle hall.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-09-01

It's the flavor and the grain which
make the bread at the City Bakery
famous.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-09-01

Harmony Club, Eagle hall, Labor day
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Monday
ARE NOW OCCUPANTS

AXE NOW OCCOtANl y
OF THEIR NEW HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Howard King have
moved from lips Greenwood avenue
to the residence at 615 Rudd avenue
which they recently purchased from
t. A. Stockton.
CHANDLER FAMILY
SUNDAY VISITORS
Ithel Williams and family OF Chand
Ter were Sunday visitors in Canon
City. 49,
MOTOR HERE SUNDAY
FROM COLORADO SPRINGS
Robert w. Sperry. wife and two chill
dren motored over from Colorado
Springs Easter Sunday and spent the
day with relatives. Mr.. Sperry is
with the Gannister Mining Company.
RETURN FROM AN
EXTENDED OKLAHOMA VISIT
Mrs. Alfred Carton and children.
Alvin. Eta and Dorothy, returned last
week from Enid and Cation. Okla.
where they have been visiting for the
past several months.
MAKING IMPROVEMENTS
TO HIS RANCH HOLDINGS
John Peterson OF Colorado Springs.
who. has been at his ranch on Orch ard
Park experimenting the many inn
provements being made there, was in
Canon City this morning on business
RETURNS FROM VISIT
TO SEATTLE, WASH.
Mrs. Lafe Combs. who has been the
guests of her daughters. Mrs. Audiey
and Mrs karteman at Seattle. Wash,
for the past six months. returned to
Canon City last night.
WAS GUEST OF
CANON FRIENDS SATURDAY.
Mrs. d. n. Garrett of Pueblo was
in the city Saturday visiting friends.
MoToRE0 FROM
sALipA EASTER SUNDAY
Ed Fredrickson and Mr.. Wagner of
Salida motored to Canon City yesters
day and were Easter guests OF friends
and relatives. They returned last
night.
SPENT SUNDAY WITH
CANON CITY RELATIVES
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon st. John of
Colorado Springs visited with Mrs. St.
Johns folks. the Jewetts. on Main
street, Sunday. They came over in
their car.
PROMINENT DENVER LAWYER
IN CANON CITY TODAY
Hon. Clyde C. Dawson. prominent
lawyer Of Dsnver. and = former rest
dent OF Canon City. came to Canon
City Sunday and this afternoGn u
making The principal address at the
memorial exercises at Canon City
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Saturday
"H- STANDS FOR HUSTLE
WITH REAL ESTATERS

Did YOU ever stop to think that the
leading real estate firms of Canon
City al have much to do with the let
ter -H9r In the first place they are
all hustlers and that word starts with
III" In the second place the name
of each firm begins with III" For in
stance there Is Il C. Hill, Henry Hut
ton. II A. Haynes and Hodgin & Shar-
man. Sharmsn is the only odd name
In the lot. and that even has an III
In il.
Hurry Here and Have Home"
seems 10 be their slogan, And 1t is
certainly the truth. because the way
property is selling of late. il behooves
those who want real home in The
City of Homes to hurry in order to
get in on the ground floor.
TT. THOMAS BUYS
GREENWOOD HOUSE
T. t. Thomas, who is already a
large holder of Canon City real estate,
completed deal Thursday whereby
he came into possession of the former
nue., known now as the Greenwood
house. The deal was made through
Hodgin & Sharman. Mrs. NJ Sheetz
owned the property.
HAS COMPLETED AN
OUTDOOR CELLAR
A. T. Catlin of 500 Douglas avenue.
has just finished an excellent outdoor
cement cellar. which Is dandy in
every respect. While dabbling with
the cement he aiso laid cement walk
from the front gate to the porch.
which adds much to the appearance Of
his place.
HAVE RETURNED TO
THEIR BAY STATE HOME
Mrs. w. o., Williams and son Jim
mie. who have been spending the win
ter with Mrs. Williams parents. Mr..
and Mrs. James Pennington. left this
afternoon for st. Louis. Mo-. to Join
Mr. Williams. who Is superintendent
OF the Putnam Machine Manufacturing
Company OF Eitchburg. Mass Mr..
Williams has been representing his
company In st. Louis for the past two
months. They win leave IN I few
weeks for Fltchburs where they will
make their homo. Mias Caroline Pen,
nington accompanied her sistsrr 70
Denver.
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BEFORE OR AFTER
INFLUENZA
by Dr.. Ai. COOK

The cool fighter always wins and 50
there is no need to become panic.
stricken Avoid fear and crowds. Ex-
ereise in the fres. air and practise tho
three Cs: Clean Mouth. Clean skin
and Clean Bowels. To carry off the
goisons that accumulate within the body
and 10 ward of sn attack of the inilu-
enza bacillus. take good liver regulator
10 move. the bowels. such as Castor Oil
OF PHI made up OF May-apple, leaves
OF aloe and root of jalap. TO be had at
any drug store, and called Dr. Piercc's
Pleasant Pellets.
The system should be built up by the
use OF good iron tonic, such as Iron
tic" tablets. TO be obtained at some drug
stores. or that we'll known blood-malcr
and herbal tonic made from roots and
barks of forest trccs-sold everywhere
as DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery.
For tonic that will freshen Up the
blood, clean the digestive tract and put
new force and vim into you. know of
nothing better than Dr. Picrcc's Golden
Medical Discovery-and it contains no
alcohol or narcotic SO ;s perfectly safe
to take.
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RETURNED TO DENVER

THIS AFTERNOON
Mrs. Otis Orendorff and daughter
Miss Katherine, who are temporarily
living in Denver, left for the capital
city This afternoon following weeks
visit to the family home here. They
were taken to Denver BY automobile
by DR. orendorF, who will return to
Canon City on Sunday Miss Kath-
crime is q student at the South Broad
way Junior high school in Denver.
RockvAGE LADY BROUGHT
TO HOLMES HOSPITAL
Mrs. Dominick Faora and child of
Roclyale were brought to the Holmes
hospital on Thursday. Mrs. Faora is
suffering from a serious case of pneu-
monia, and her child has the influenza.
HINES BABY DIES
IN Ell PASo, TEX.
Word was received here this morn
ing that the little baby of Mrs. Ethel
Gibson Hines died last night in El
Paso. Tex. Mr. and Mrs. D. f Gibson
had gone 10 the bedside of the little
one when they first learned that its
condition was serious.
HER CONDITION is
NOT SO PROMISING
The condition of Mrs c. q. Arnold
of 312 Griffin avenue. who fell and in
iured her hip about 10 days ago, is
not very promising She is quite i'll
from complications following the in
jury. and her daughter. Mrs. NJ. E.
Hunter. who is sister of Nrs. Harry
catiin of 500 Griffin avenue. has ar
rived from Spokane, Wash to be at
the bedside
is VISITING HER
SON IN CALIFORNIA
Mrs. ]. L. Proctor Of 25S Griffin ave
nue. is enjoying few weeks visit in
Southern California with her son, DR..
Oiin s. Proctor. Mrs. Proctor likes
the California climate very much. but
still feels that Colorado is by far the
best.
GARDEN SEEDS AT
THE PosToFFicS
Postmaster Clark Cooper has about
100 packages of garden seeds for dis
tribution to those who desire them.
and will make good use of them Each
package contains the following assert
ment: Beet. carrot. lettuce. parsnip
and tomato. They will be mailed on
request or delivered at the postoffice
as long as the supply lasts
ANOTHER WILLYS-kNiGHT.
The Powell-overiand Co, local deal
ers for the willys-Knight and Over
land cars. sold one of the famous
willys-Knight cars TO Mrs. C. S. Cot
tom of North Fifteenth street this
morning.
WILL VISIT SISTER
IN LoUvIERs, COLO.
Mrs Jennie Arbuckle and two sons,
Roy and Earl. left this morning for
Louviers. Colo. where they will visit
Mrs. Arbuckle's sister. Mrs. Olive
Bates Mrs Bates has been spending
little time in Canon City and accom-
panied her guests 10 her home.
HOME FROM BUSINESS
TRIP TO IDAHO
Harlan Wood returned a day or two
ago from Idaho and Oregon where he
has been looking after some ranch and
city property.
TRUMAN STOCKTON
LEAVES FOR DENVER
Truman Stockton left today for Den
yer where he and his family will make
their future home. Mr.. Stockton has
not fully decided as yet what business
he will follow, but you can leave it to
Trume to get into something worth
while. The many Canon City friends
Of the Stockton family regret to know
that they are leaving this community
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sERoT. FRANK ARNOLD
IN THE UNITED STATES

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Arnold re
ceiyed message Friday mroning from
their son. Sergt. Frank J. Arnold. say.
ing that he had arrived safely in the
United States.
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The Past Noble Grand Association
No / met at the home of Mrs Emily
recently. The next meeting VIII
be he d Nav J at the |. o. o. F. hall.
A covered dish luncheon will be a fea-
ture.
HOME FOR THE
EASTER VACATION
Miss Frances Walker, senior year
student at Colorado College, arrived
here from Colorado Springs today to
spend the Easter holidays with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ Walker, at
s31 North Fifth street
THIS RICHARDS CERTAINLY
WAS NOT A sLAcKER
Florence Paradox.
William H. Richards of Fremont
county, whose name appears among
those contained in the Denver Post as
Stacker. volunteered for the Marines
before the draft came, was with the
first contingent of Marines who went
to France. developed into one of the
best sharp-shoorers in the navy. Was
with the Marines when they made the
first drive against the Huns. and in
various engagements. was wounded
twice. He has been in continuous
service when not in the hospital, and
is now in France. He is the son of
George Richards. for many years a
resident of Rockvale, and is a brother
of Mrs. Daniel Lewis. Ed Richards,
another brother, fought side by side
with VIII when wounded And this is
one of the men the government has
listed as Stacker, according to the
Post
Later. we have nee learned that he
is now in recupe-ation hospital in
New York recovering from his wounds
and that his brother Ed is at Durango.
this state, and will reach Rockvaie on
Sunday.
m'cANDLEss FINDS
THE LOST TREE
Florence Paradox
County Commissioner McCandiess
found that a young man about 20
years of age. named William Michel.
was the one who carried away the
espue in the rock on the Phantom
Canon highway. He went to his home
at Fourth and Pixies Peak and told
him that il was wrong and that he in
tended to prosecute him for it. The
young man replied that If prosecuted
he would prosecute the county
commissioner with a banana kuife.
which he had in his hand at the time
Since then. 1t is understood that young
Michel has left the state and gone
to Wyoming
ARROR DAY CELEBRATION
AT LINCOLN PARK
An usually interesting meeting of
the members of the Parent Teachers
Association was held at the Mckinley
school building on Lincoln Park today
in celebration Of Arbor day A delight
full literary and musical program was
an incident of the occasion, followed
by ceremonial planting of shade
trees. shrubs and flowers on the
school grounds. There was a large
number of people in attendance and
the affair was one of exceptional
pleasure to all II was one of the most
notable observances of Arbor Day that
has taken place on Lincoln Park in re
cent years.
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hARL TANNER HERE
ON WAY TO PUEBLO
NATURALIZATION DAY
IN THE DISTRICT COURT

Today has been NATURALIZATION
day" in the district court. and Is ap-
plicatfous for citizenship were heard
by Judge Cooper. Examination OF
the candidates was conducted by A l..
Taylor OF Denver. representing The
Bureau of Naturalization OF ihe De
partment OF Commerce and Labor. Al
ready nine petitions for ''hrsf papers"
have been filed In the office OF the
district cirek for the November term
OF court. three of the applicants being
subjects Of the king of the Belgians
MAJ. HARL WRITES
TO PETE STERLING
Nal. Maple T. Hari. who Is with the
army OF occupation 10 Germany. sent
q paper issued by the Knights OF Co
lumbus. and some German money TO
Pete Sterling Of The Record. with the
the following letter:
March %, 1919.
Hello Pe,c--Thoueht that this edi-
tion distributed by the Knights OF
Columbs might Interest you. I'm,
closed also find the price OF n a-coke'
for you and 'woodsic.' prassdinr
Hunter Palmer will take Bocae
AAthtfs fA'fafA--
MAPLE T. HARL"
Note--It has been d scoyercd since
the letter arrived that Hunter Palmer
wont take Boche money so Il is w
20 woodsie and Pete to 80 20 CoblAnz
TO get any action on the f-un dinero
JUDGE ELDRsD IN
wEsTclIFFE WEDNESDAY
Judge Kent l.. Eldred OF the county
court went TO westc'iffe ON wednes.
day to look after some mining matters
IN Custer county In which he Is finan-
cially interested. He viii return THO
afternoon or Friday.
MRS. o. z. GIBSON
CALLED TO Ell PAso
Mrs. n L. Gibosn was called TO El
Paso. Tex, yesterday by the Illness OF
her little graHsshiid. the. youngest
baby OF Mrs. Ethel Hines. which Is
very low with pneumonia. a. u. Nc.
Gowan took Mrs. Gibson TO Pueblo by
auto 80 that she could catch the train
on the Santa Fe. Mr.. Gibson, who
happened TO be at AibuGuerae, n. NJ.
is on his way 10 FL Paso from there
PUBLIC SCHOOLS HAVING
A SHORT. VACATION
The Canon City public schoo's were
dismissed Wednesday afternoon for.
the remainder of the week In order 20
permit the teachers an opportunity of
attending the sessions of the Colorado
State Teachers Association In Dem
yer. This is the frst holiday the
schools have had since Christmas and
the board OF education feels that both
instructors and pupils are deserving
OF short rest before taking up the
remaining six weeks or two months of
school.
JOE EssER, JR.,
VICTIM OF ACCIDENT
Joe Esser. Jr., while moving motor
truck wheel at the shop of the Esser
Tire Service Company on Tuesday.
narrowly escaped being laid up with a
broken leg when It fell over on him
and severely sprained his ankle. The
wheel wcighed $50 pounds. He Il
getting along nicely today and expects
to be out again soon.
Mrs. n. Fisher. head nurse 1t the
county hospital, left yesterday for
kansas City. No. whore ehe will visit
her daughter. Mrs.. Gertrude xeya fcr
n -00MG0. .I & |I..1 ~ &
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SPENDING VACATION
WITH MOTHER BERE

Miss Clair Kelley. who Is employed
with the Western Union Telegraph
Company in Denver. arrived here yes.
terday. and is the guest OF her mother.
NJ :. Martin Kelley, of East Canon
Miss Kelley is enjoying two weeks
vacs ton.
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CADETS PIcNIckINe ON
ElCHT-MtIE PARK

GtoIN I%nI-
The members of the Canon City
High School Cadet Corps. with sew
|eral members OF the high school fac
ulty and representatives OF the board
OF education. are picnicking today on
EightMile Park The cadets made
the trip by the hiking or "shank's
pony" process OF loromotion. leaving
the other members of the party to fol-
low in automobiles with the commits
sary and other equipment needed to
make the day an agreeable one.
c. L. BACON RECEIVES
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
George l. Bacon received his house
hold goods from Chicago a day or two
moved into the houes at Sl4 Macon
avenue. known as the Hunter resi-
dence.
NATURALIZATION GIVEN
TO EIGHT ALIENS
The following aliens were granted
naturalization in the district court to-
day: Giuseppe Barbato, Antonio Ca
male. Mario Anyone, Luiga Zullo. ma
tiyes OF Italy: David A. Lamoureoux
native of Canada: James O'Hau,on.
native OF Ireland; Ivor Jenkins. native
of Wales. and Nels Block Nelson,
native of Denmark.
The application of Frank Trella was
continued for hearing at the next
term OF court. because OF the petit
TONER having been born in Poland and
the war conditions existing between
that country and Germany For the
same reason the petition of valent
Laskc. a native of Austria. was car
ried over until the November session
OF court. The petition OF Paolo Pail
setto. native OF Italy, was continued
until May IL because of a lack of
knowledge on the part of. the applican;
concerning the government of the
United States.
WILL BE HEARD IN II
COURT FRIDAY MORNING
Friday morning at 10 o'c,ock certain
matters will come up for disposition
IN the district court In the cases OF
Maria Komfaia against the Denver &
Rio Grande Railroad Company. which
cases are set for trial at the ensuing
term.
Saturday afternoon there is to be
heard by Judge Cooper a motion for
a change of-vsnue in the case of the
Gibson Lumber Company VS.. the Non.
Explosive Appliance Company ct al.
TEACHERS GO TO
DENVER TO ATTEND MEETING
A number Of the teachers OF the
Canon City and South Canon public
schools are in Denver attending the
meeting of the Colorado State Teach.
ers' Association. which was postponed
from last November on account OF the
prevalence of the Spanish influenza.
The Canon City contingent left for
Denver "Wednesday night and this
morning. Prof and AIRS Milo l.
Whitaker are members of the party
RETURNED TUESDAY
+ FROM PUEBLO VISIT
Miss Juanita HALEY returned to
Canon City on Tuesday from Pueblo
where she had been the guest of
friends for several days.
rs THE GUEST OF
HIS SISTER IN PUEBLO
Julius G. Cramer. night clerk at the
Strathmore. Canon City's popular
hosteiry. is IN the city for day or two
visiting relatives. and Is the guest OF
his sister. Mrs. C. G. withers.-Paeblo
Chiefiain. -
SPENDING VACATION
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Omaha, NeJr-'sFrorn my earliest boy
hood.I have seen splendid results from Dr..
Picrcc's remedies. About eight years ago
the Golden Medical Discovery cured mo
Of hacking cough that had annoyed mo
for = long time, and have used tho
Pleasant Pellets for number Of yeazs
- laxative whenever necessary, and have
found them 70 b just ~ represented
II en- always glad to recommend d.
riness'e rsmsdies. Aler. A. Ia Eoajs,
GJol N. PA s.
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TYPHOID 3 ,: :

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ths aiuolf ui,aczzio4ss efff-
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PAST NOBLE eRANDs
MEET WITH MRS. EMILY

The Past Noble Grand Association
No / met at the home of Mrs. Emily
recently The next meeting VIII
be he'd Nav at the |. o. o. F. hall.
A covered dish luncheon will be fea-
ture.
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TRUMAN STOCKTON
LEAVES FOR DENVER

Truman Stockton left today for Den
yer where he and his family will make
their future home. Mr.. Stockton has
not fully decided as yet what business
he will follow, but you can leave it to
Trume to get into something worth
while. The many Canon City friends
Of the Stockton family regret to know
that they are leaving this community.
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HIS SISTER IN PUEBLO

Julius G. Cramer. night clerk at the
Strathmore, Canon City's popular
hosteiry. Is IN the city for day or two
visiting relatives. and is the guest OF
his sister. Mrs. G. G. withers.-PaebIo
fshfaffain
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Thursday
HAS RETURNED TO

WE6SIEH FARM r1Om
Mrs Harvey Caywood. who has been
visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Evan
geline Now for few days. has re-
turned to her home on Webster Park.
HILLSIDE FOLKS
sHoPPPsNc HERE
W.P. Nob'e and son Tom from Hill
side, were in the city Wednesday pur-
chasing implements and supplies for
their spring work. They report the
snow In their district as fast disap-
pearing.
BEAVERS ARE ACTIVE
IN CANON CITY
Beavers, which are proprcted by
law. are very busy in Canon City, par
ticularly in the garden of G. G. Fnlford
hat COS Rudd avenue, where the North
Canon ditch passes through his place.
They have gnawed one apple tree in
two; cut another one through the
bark and have cut through some of
the boards which support the bank of
the ditch. To put the finishing touches
on their work. they have also damned
the ditch at this point
rs THE OWNER OF A
NEW OAKLAND SIX
II. IL. OIney OF Garden Park has
purchased an Oakland Six from Ben
SON & Shirley OF 16 South Seventh
street. c. III. Shirley was in Pueblo
Sunday and brought the car back with
him.
is RECOVERING
FROM BROKEN LEG
Sam Bartlett OF 1908 South Third
street. South Canon. who was confined
to his home with a broken leg. is do
ing as well as could be expected.
VISITING FRIENDS ON
THEIR WAY HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Purdy OF wieh-
fla. Kan. are visiting with their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H, Dillon,
Il12 Greenwood avenue The Purdys
are on their way home after trip TO
the Pacific coast and the Northwest
HARL TANNER HERE
ON WAY TO PUEBLO
Hari Tanner who has been en-
ployed at the plant o. the Empire Zinc
Company at -Redciiffe since he was
mustered out of the military service.
arrived here "Wednesday night for a
brief visit with friends while on his
way to Pueblo. The Empire Zinc
Company's plant at Redclific has been
closed down Indefinitely, and Its en-
ployers thrown out Of work. Mr..
Tanner will leave for Pueblo on Fri.
day.