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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-01
TO GIVE GERMAN OPERA
Mrs. HamrersteIn PIans Season for
New York Beginning Christmas Day

New York Beginning Christmas Day
Now York. Dec. 1.-Beginnins on
Christmas afternoon, = season OF grand
and light opera In German, the first
sung in that language in America since
the United States entered the war, is
to be given in the Manhattan Opera
House, Mrs. Oscar .Hammerstein, its
manager, announced last night.
There will be two performances on
the holiday Of Humperdinck's "Hansel
and Gretel," then on Monday "The
Count of Luxembourg," to be followed
BY revivals Of ''The Betgar Student" I"
"Fatinitza" and other works.
Mrs. Hammerstein said her German
opera would be followed by the Chicago
Opera CO.. season, after which she
would give the works Of Wagner for
three weeks.
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Bag Tops at SIPS

You might call them the begin
nings Of gifts, for that is what
most Of them will be. They are
Of celluloid imitation shell and
have metal catches and chains.
With beautiful bag ribbons at the
very next counter, it will not take
long to assemble the "makings"
Of exceptionally lovely bags.
(CentFaD
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FL. G. McIlvaney
Was Very Sick
Last Saturday

Aderrs Il Harry G. Mcilvaney was
taA--- denly and seriously Ill last
Saturday morning with stomach
trouble, and for time his condition
was such as to cause great apprehen-
sion on the part OF his family and
friends as 10 his ability 10 withstand
the attack. plysici was sum
moned and diagnosed the trouble as
ptomaine poisoning Mr.. Mcilvaney
attended banquet Friday night. and
his suffering was attributed to some
thing he ate at that time. By promptly
administering an anudote the agony
produced by the potion was allayed
and the sufferer has been resting cas-
lily since. He was reported to be
much improved this morning. and t.
Is expected that he will be able to be
at his place of business again in the
course of few days.
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Boy With Smallpox
Visits Three Towns

RIFLE. COLO, Jan Harvey
Israel. son of ]. ii. Israel of Dry Hol-
low. small settlement near silt. is In
quarantine at Silt with smallpox. and
thereby hangs tale of three cities.
Young 1sarei was found wandering
about the streets of Silt yesterday
by DIR. lie Rossignol of that place. The
physicians attention was attracted TO
Israel by the swollen appearance of
his face and on examination found
the youth had the smallpox. He was
Immediately auarantined.
According to Israel's story. he had
been visiting an uncle. Morton Jayne.
In Grand Junction. He consulted n
physician. who pronounced his case
smallpox. who took him to- the city
physician. Instead of going back to
his uncle's home. he took the train to
Ride. where he spent the remainder
Of the day wandering about the town
md sleeping n livery stable at
niRht, Then he went ia silt
TWO pool halls which wero visttod
by issasl at Siit Asve wen csceed.
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Water Rents
Are Now Due

Water rents for The first three
months OF 1920. are now due and pay
able at the office OF the city clerk.
and property owners are focking in
70 pay their bills before their assess-
meats become dehnouaat Arsr
February I water may he shu; OF Il
the rentals are not settled before that
time. Up 10 Monday night the city
clerk had collected sl.1S6 on that ac-
count The income for the January
quarter is the smallest of the year.
and amounts TO between s2,500 and
$4,000. The heaviest quarter begins
April l. when rents for lawn sprink-
ling are payable. The annual revenue
OF the city from water rentals Is
something like $4,000.
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Rural School
Teacher Quits

CRIPPLE CREEK. COLO. Jan. L.
Asserting that school win be held at
the Pinewood school house. 10 miles
west of here. II she has to teach Il
herself. Mrs. Nellie Cochran Susher.
superintendent, OF schools OF Teller
county. will leave Cripple Creek early
next Monday morning to receive the
pupils and act as their teacher until
suitable arrangements can be made.
The school board in the Pinewood
district pays a teachers salary OF s65
month. Because they have refused
to pay larger amount, members OF
the board have been unable TO employ
a teacher this year and the 1s chill
dren in the nesghborhood have not
been attending school
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The Woo ell
Worth ST. Co.
! Incorporate

A certificate of Incorporation OF the
Worth Stores Company, in
accordance with the statutes OF Colo
RADIO has been filed in the Office OF
the county clerk here by Alya b.
Wood. Arthur II. Biggs, James Leo
Sterling and Judge l. w. Ibbotson. The
capit;.l oek OF she company is fixed
At $4,000. divided into 2.5oo shares.
each having par value of $40.
The ob3et's for which the company
las leAn ers I'D are de.la "a Ia be
buy. sell. tia-p an. de.i in good
wares and meieh1naise. wholesale and
retail, and to do ali IL. incident to
the carrying on of a genel.. .n.rc1n-
tile business. including warehoass s.
for the storage of such goods and for
the vending OF the same.
The number of directors OF the
company. as prescribed by the articles
OF Incorporation. is four. and the
names fthose designated to manage
names OF those designated to manage
year OF its existence are Alva B.
Wood. Arthur H. Biggs. James Leo
Sterling and Judge I. W. Ibbotson.
The life of the corporation will be
20 years.
The Wood weil-worth Stores Com
pany. which owns one OF the best
establishments Of the kind in the
state. and which is located In Canon
City. intends shortly to extend its ac-
tivities Ia several other live towns of
Colorado. and preparations are now
under way to open up in two excel
lent towns In the near future.
The 1o-cent business has come into
It's own during the war. and since. and
unusual profits have been made. This
field OF merchandising has barely been
scratched and the Wood -weli-worth
Company is getting in the ground
floor The local store. which did a
remarkable business the past year.
VIII be known ss store No. l. OF the
ENLARGED orranizstion-
Some of the stock viii be placed
IN the market for those who want to
invest In n good. sound. money-mak-
ing proposition. but most OF the stock
Is already taken MP. There Is no or
rnniyation stock and no commissions
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Beaver Park
Clubs Merge

PENRoSE. Jan. 5.-The Farmers
Club and the Commercial Club OF
Beaver Park have been merged ana
the new organization has been chris,
tened the Beayr Park Farm and Com
merolal Club. The new officers are:
ID. Il. Mitchell, president: w. +. Craw.
ford. vice president: j. c. Magruder,
secretary; Il. w McBeth. treasurer:
W. G. Kerry. corresponding secretary;
J. f. Wright. +. NJ. Johnson. C. r.
White, ]. l.. 'Howiand and c. IL. Glo-
feity. directors. II Is the intention
OF the club to enroll every resident OF
the Park as member. Committees
on finance, membership. education and
entertainment. good roads, publicity.
public health. landscape and relief
have been appointed.
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Pretty Wedding
S0lemnized Sunday

Miss Nina kellogg. second daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. n y. Kellogg OF
this city and Mr.. A. n. Sidentopf OF
Pueblo were married at the home OF
the brides parents. 1859 East Main
street. at $50 O'Clock Sunday by Rev.
chas- J, Armentrnut. pastor Of ths
First Presbyterian church Miss Dor
othy Kellogg. sister OF the bride. was
bridesmaid and Harleigh Howerton
was best man.
The wedding was quiet one and
only a few of the immediate relatives
and more intimate friends we're in
attendance at the nuptiai ceremony.
The bride is an attractive and &C.
conplished young woman with n host
of friends and admirers in this COM
munity. For a couple OF years she
WAS employed in u clerical capacity by
the Pepper Creamery company. but
for some time past has been staying
at home.
The groom is a young man of ex-
cellent reputation and good business
qualifications. He was at one time
employed at the Troutman ranch in
East Canon and has a considerable
acquaintance among the people of
Canon City, by whom he is highly
esteemed. He is at present employed
on n grain and alfalfa ranch near
Avondaie and the newlyweds will
make their home there.
MIR. and Mrs. Sidentopf left for Pu-
eblo on the Santa Fe train at $50
O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
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An Adept In
Marketing To
Speak Here

In response to an invitation from
the members of the Fremont County
Farm Bureau, Stuart l.. Sweet feld
ngent In marketing Tor the United
States department OF agriculture. will
address an open meeting of the br-
reau In the district court room here
at s o'clock next Thursday evening
on Cooperative Marketing Mr..
,Sweet 10 said TO be n pleasing speak
or and his address at the court house
will afford an exceptional opportun-
ity to obtain some valuable informa-
tion in relation to the marketing of
farm and orchard crops. A cordial
invnation Is extended to the public
to attend Thursday nights meeting.
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ART R. FRISBIE
DIED SUDDENLY.
SATURDAY, WAS
" BUT z DAYS
Was a longtime Resident
of Canon City and Prom
inent in Business Circles.

The community was greatly shock
ed Saturday evening to learn of the
death of A. r. Frisbie. which took
place at his home. 40S River street.
at $3.50 O'Clock from an affection of
the heart Mr. Frisbie had been in
poor health from stomach trouble for
. long time. but mis- condition was met
regarded as being alarming until last
Friday when complications developed
that aroused the gravest apprenhen
sions OF those about him. His maiady
bafflsd the slili az the attending ply
sician- aitho everything was done for
his relief that science and experience
could suggest.
Mr.. Frisbie had lived in Canon City
for many years and was known TO
nearly everybody In the community.
He stood high In public estimation and
his death removes familiar charae-
ter from business and social circles.
He was well liked by all and there
will be few Canon City people who
will not regret his death.
MIR. rrisbic was born at Menosha.
Wis. May 2s. 1866. and was in the
fifty-fifth year OF his age. He was
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
FrisbIe. pioneers OF southern Colo
RADIO. both OF whom long since passed
to their reward and are now resting
in Greenwood cemetery. Mr.. Frisbie
came To this state from Kansas with
his parents when a small boy and set
lted in Silver Cliff. They resided there
during the silver mining boom OF the
early 70's and II was In Silver Cliff
the subject OF this sketch learned the
printers trsde line OF business he
followed most OF the time until his
death For several years past Mr..
Frisbie has been the owner OF the
Rambler Print Shop a, s27 Main street
and tho proprietor and publisher OF
The Messenger.
Z The deceased was chief clerk at
penitenttary under the wardenship OF
John Cieghorn He was skilled
bookkeepes and accountant and at all
times took keen concern in public
affairs.--Nf-F Frebis was Interested
In municipal matters and was con.
sistcnt and intelligent booster for
Canon City and the public welfare.
Mr. Frisbie was married TO Kate C.
Ashby OF this city after coming here
from Silver Ciiff. who survives him.
He was member OF the Masonic or.
der and of Canon City Lodge No go.
Benevolent aud Protective Order of
Elks lie -s= also charter member
of Canon City Typographical Union
No. 425. which was organizezd here
In May. 1901.
Mr. Frisbic looked after his busi-
ness affairs the greater part of last
week. making no complaint OF indis.
position OF any kind He attended the
picture show at the Jones theatre
Thursday night. but was taken in
while there From that time on he
pccnn.e gradually worse until the end
came Saturday evening.
The funeral will be held at the
Eiks home. corner OF Fourth street
and Macon avenue. at 2-o'clock tomor-
cow CTuesday) afternoon. The OBJ
sequIes will be under the direction of
the Canon City Ministerial alliance.
with Rev. Don Frank Fem, rector of
Christ Episcopal church. chaplain of
the lodge. in charge of the obseQuies.
The remains will be laid to rest in
9 reenwood cemetery.
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Bank Negotiations
Are Very Unsettled

Every farmer and business man in
Park are interested in hearing just
what has been the outcome of the
bank negotiations and what the
chances sre for Penrose to have a
bank. The way the matter stands
now the chances OF an Independent in
sutuiion are rather vague. but the
committee is working for the estab-
iishment OF branch OF the First Ma
tionai OF Canon City. and viii in all
probability have a definite answer
soon. Penrose Press
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Enrolment
the Largest
In History

Starting with the present semester
Mr.. st Scholastica's Academy is
boarding. the largest number OF girls
in its history. There are now over
loo bosrders besides a large number
of day pupils.
IL was necessary TO open up a new
dormitory in order to accommodate
the new students coming in after the
holidays.
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BEAVER PARK HAS
NEW FIRE ENGINE

PENROSE, Jan. g. Beaver Park
now has new community fire engine
and II was given its frst try.out on
New Years day. A large pile Of
brush was placed on vacant lots. and
nfter II was thoroughly saturated with
coal oil, was eet on Are. Tho test Is
said 70 have been very successful
from every stAndpoint.
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vERMiLLERs RETURN
TO kEveoR. COLO.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. vermiller Of
Keysor. Colo. returned to their homo
after spendius the holidays with Mrs.
vermiller's mother.
oHAca coRLloo
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The president ana past president OF
the p. E. o. chapter A. c. entertained
last night at the home of Mrs. Clyde
Farmer on Rudd avenue. They had
their regular business meeting. after
which a social hour and refreshments
were enjoyed.
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Raynor Holmes entertained is Iii
tie friends at q theater party at the
Tones last nisht. After enjoying the
show all proceeded to the home of
Master Ravnor where delicious re-
freshments were served. The party
consisted OF Margaret Robson and
her two guests. Dorothy Randall and
Josephine McClunr. Elizabeth and
Dorothy Thomas. Mural and Louise
Clark. Dorothy Farmer md Margaret
Harding. Wallace Bethei. Harry and
.tanley Combs, Maurice konkei. jon
Gibbs. William McKinstry. Wellwoot
Beail and Herman stomNel,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McGee had as
their dinner guests last night Mr.. and
Mrs. d. f. Gibson. Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Dozier, Judge Cooper and Miss
Leila Dickinson After dinner the
party enjcyed cards at which Mrs.
SsioseE and m. 'f5osfs. rapsured the
prizes for high score.
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The Misses Dorothy Mcintosh
and Grace Webb of Colorado Springs
Messers, David Gibson and Franklin
motored TO Colorado Springs Wednes
day and attended a New Years eve
dance ct the Broadmoor hotel.
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Miss Frances Walker entertained
the Card Club. which consists OF le
members and eight OF their guests, at
her home on North Fifth street last
night. Five tables Of five hundred
were in play. and Mrs. Arthur VIII
son captured the prize for high score.
and Miss Lucille Nix was presented
with the consolation prize. The
guests were Misses Leila Dickinson,
May Harding. Clara Hoover Kate
Sartor. Alive Felton,. Margaret No
lSeuxie. Lucille Nix and xra Lonnie
Crihbie.
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RECITAL AT STUDIO

Twenty-four younger members OF
Mrs. Molthop's class gave recital
Tuesday evening. Miss Ruth and
Pauline Brady of Wichia favored us
with reading and instrumental solo
which were greatly appreciated. The
girls and boys rendered the program
without interruption in an hour, each
one doing very nicely. The following
were on the program: Mildred Davis,
Agnes Bane, Lottie Snyder, Margaret
Morrow, Elwina Ellis. Pauline Hahn,
Elda Swartz, Irene Martin, Dorothy
Pitman, Jane Mcleod, Wilma Davis,
Bernice Symons, Catherine Symons,
Kathryn Moore, Margery Taylor, Lee
ota Davis, Lucille Light, Gwendolyn
Shelledy,, Herbert Hobble, Edmond
Jones. Lowell Miller, MILFORD Light,
Sam Magruder and Henry Shumate.
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FOR TREASURER

vote for one)
W. G. Harnden, Liberal
LIBERAL TOWNSHIP TICKET
DEMOCRATIC
FOR CLERK
vote for one)
Z c. Walden, Liberal
SEWARD TOWNSHIP TICKET
REPUBLICAN
FOR TRUSTEE
vote for one)
L. G. Wessler, Kismet
FOR CLERK
vote for one)
w. E. 0gborn, Moscow
FOR TREASURER
vote for One)
Fred Williamson. Plains
FARGO TOWNSHIP TICKET-RE-
PUBLICAN
FOR TRUSTEE
(vote for one)
o. r. Young, Liberal
FOR TREASURER
(vote for one)
Miller Brown, Kismet
FARGO TOWNSHIP TICKET
DEMOCRATIC
FOR TRUSTEE
vote for one)
L. f. Warden, Kismet
FOR CLERK
vote for one)
Ray Rinehart, Kismet
PRECINCT COMMITTEEMEN -
DEMOCRATIC
First Ward, City of Liberal--M,
II. Flood
Second Ward, City of Liberal-P.
Z. Hanlin
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PRIMARY ELECTION NOTICE


Office of the County Clerk, Sc
ward County, Liberal, Kansas, July
8, 1920.
To the Voters of Seward County.
I, Abe X. Stoufer, County Clerk of
Seward County, do hereby certify
that the following named persons,
having filed nomination papers in
the office of the Secretary of State
or by declaration for the state and
congressional offices, and by him
found regular and in accordance with
the findings of the State Board of
Canvassers, the same having been
certified to me as being entitled to
places on the official ballot in the or
der herein shown at the primary cleo
ton to be held August 3rd, 1920:
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REPUBLICAN
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
(vote for tenn
E. Percy Robertson, Parsons
c. W. Ryan, Wathena
L. H. Thompson, Norton
]. B. Adams, Eldorado
John W Breyfogle, Olathe
Dorsey Green, Kansas City
F. R. Hammond, Burlington
Ella F. Hobble, Dodge City
C. C. Houston, Elgin
A C. Jordan, Lyons
Matte Toothaker Kimball, Manhat
tan
Laura Kyner. Beloit
UNITED STATES SENATOR
vote for one)
John A. Edwards, Eureka
Charles Curtis, Topeka
JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME
COURT, Position No.
Vote for one
Henry F. Mason, Garden City
JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME
COURT, Position No. 6
Vote for one
John Marshall, Topeka.
JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME
COURT, Position No. Z
Vote for one
Tom D. Smith, Hiawatha.
John S. Dawson, Hill City
A. A. Graham, Topeka
GOVERNOR
Vote for one
Geo. B. Snow, Oakland.
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Third Ward, City of LIBERAL
B. Miller
PRECINCT COMMITTEEMEN -
nrnTrnT TnAAr
REPUBLICAN


First Ward, City of Liberal-Thos.
W. Cav, Liberal
Second Ward, City of Liberal-H.
C Fleak, Liberal
Third Ward, City of LIBERAL.
L. Holland. Liberia
Liberal Township, Precinct No. l
E. r. Richardson, Liberal
Liberal Township. Precinct No.2
"A. o. Edmonds, Liberal
Seward Township, Precinct No l
Lee Rhiness, Plains
Seward Township, Precinct No. 2
Frank Swink, Kismet
Fargo Township, Precinct Mol
| W. G.. Stout, Arkalon
Fargo Township, Precinct No. q
NJ. C. Hicks, Kismet
Fargo Township, Precinct No'3-
o. r. Young, Liberal
The primary election will be held
at the regular polling places in each
precinct between the hours of eight
o'clock in the morning and six o'clock
in the evening. Registration is re-
ouired in the city of Liberal as one
of the essential qualifications for
every voter, but not in precincts out
side the city of Liberal.
In witness whereof, | have hereun-
to set my hand and affixed the seal
of Seward County this Sth day OF
July, 1920.
ABE X STOUFER,
(seaD County Clerk.
Ot3c
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Mrs. H. A. MILESTONE returned
Wednesday from Arkansas City and
other eastern points where she had
been for an extended visit with rela-
tives and friends. Her daughter, Mrs.
M. E. Simons accompanied her home
for a visit here.
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COUNTY TICKET-REPUBLICAN
FOR REPRESENTATIVE. 123RD
DISTRICT

FOR REPRESENTATIVE. 123RD
DISTRICT
(vote for one)
Minnie ]. Grinstead, Liberal
FOR COUNTY CLERK
vote for one)
Abe X. Stoufer, Liberal
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
(vote for one)
w. H. Feather, Liberal
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS
vote for one)
H. F. Bolton, Liberal
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
vote for one)
G L. Light, Liberal
FOR PROBATE JUDGE
vote for one)
J W. Campbell, Liberal
FOR SHERIFF
vote for one)
W. o. Nelson, Liberal
FOR CORONER
vote for one)
S A. Miller, Liberal
FOR CLERK OF THE DISTRICT
COURT
(vote for one)
F. o. Rindom, Liberal
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
2ND DISTRICT
vote for one)
A. o. Edmonds, Liberal
FOR REPRESENTATIVE, 123RD
DISTRICT
vote for one)
A. A. Farmer, Liberal
FOR COUNTY CLERK
(vote for one)
Osa Nichols, Liberal
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
vote for one)
Lewis Griffith, Liberal
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS
vote for one)
Joe Rudolph, Liberal
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
vote for one)
E. w. Davis. Liberal
FOR PROBATE JUDGE
vote for one)
T. B. Moore, Liberal
FOR SHERIFF
(vote for one)
r. w. DickerSon, Liberal
Bob McMinnville, Liberal
| FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
vote for one)
Emma Thompson, Liberal
FOR CORONER
(vote for one)
Chas. Taylor, Liberal
FOR CLERK OF THE DISTRICT
i HnIIpT
(vote for one)
W. B. King, Liberal
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
End DISTRICT
(vote for one)
Chas. Neff, Liberal
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
BIRD DISTRICT
(vote for one)
J. B. Wood, Liberal
LIBERAL TOWNSHIP-REPUB-
LICAN
FOR TRUSTEE
(vote for one)
R. M. Gilbert, Liberal
FOR CLERK
(vote for one)
! H. H. Dunlap, Liberal
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Mrs. W. C. Bryan returned We'd
nesday from a visit with relatives
and friends at Carmel, Ind.
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C. A. Brooks, son of ]. A. Brooks,
came in Tuesday night from Pratt
and will be connected with the
Brooks Land & Auto Co.
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Mrs. Maude Sharpe of Cheyenne,
Wyo., is visiting with relatives in the
city this week.
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Mrs. E. j. Kerns returned We'd
day from a short visit with friends
in Haviland.