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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03
STUFF FIRM IN GOOD SHAPE
l,unors of Change In Control De.
niCll by OffiCials

NEW YORK, Dec. z.--Reports OF
a change In control OF management
OF the Stutz Motor Car company.
with which the name OF Allan A.
Ryan, has been associated, today
were denied by william n. Thomp-
son OF Indianapolis, president Of the
company. now In this city.
Mr.. Thompson. said the company
was In a prosperous condition, owed
practically no money. had no fixed
charges and had large current as
yete
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n number cf rccommendatiohs re.
gatding taxation and government II.
nnnr's ana scuntorS from the west
crn ana southern states are hop"fll
that hc also VIII deal with the Atu.
alton which the farmers are facing
~ = result Of falling pricesfor their
products
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one OF the greatest musical organiza-
tlons In the country.
The Americans Come" Tie song
which Will be sung, In reputed to be
one Of the greatest songs ever writ
ten. II was inspired by the appear.
ance OF the American fighters IN
France.
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WILSON BUSY ON MESSAGE


WASHINGTON. Dee. 2--Prcsident
wilson still In at work on his annual
message To congress and II was in
ulcatcd today that 1t prob'biy would
nov pe completed before the end OF
.n's Mo"k or carry next week II liz
undcrrtood that the present Milan is
70 communicate II to congress next
Iucsday' the day following the
opening.
The president is expected 10 mako
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SOCIALISTS TO ASSEMBLE
Prospects for Release ~ Dcis tp Bc
Discussed at Meeting,

CHICAGO. Dec. 2.--Prospec,s for
the release OF Eugene V. Debs and
Other political prisoners will be dis
cusscd by the national executive
committee OF the socialist party Sat
urdhy morning at It's first session
since the general election.
The committee will be In session
three days,
Executive secretary Otto Branstot-
ter VIII submit "a report of the par
ty's work during the recent cam
paign and the state Of the parfy's
finances. Rcpresentn ,ives of the facl
tlon faVoring affiliation with the
Third lnternationnle at Moscow are
expected 10 urge their Views upon
the committee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03

Engraved, Christmas and visiting
cards wedding Invitations See Mr.
Christian at IN" Montrosc shop,
Flfth and Main. --Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03

Germany maintains about 1870
stations for the Transmission of
news 90 newspapers. Information for
commercial bodies and weather re-
ports bv radio telographv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03

TuberctIlosis Chtsis,mas seals save
IiNes BE life savo. Buy Christ.
mas seals
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Marching Shoes, per pair. xS,i3
Sweatcrs. wool and cotton, prices
from $3.50 10 ,.,.,,.,,.... O5c
Wool Hose. heavy grade; per
pair OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
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New Army q, ID. Wool shirts:
very drcssy nnd dura bic. just
the thing for outdoor wear.
Each ,.....,....,.... 81. 20
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-03

NEW YoRK, Dec, 2--D. '. Callahan VI
Washington. u G., supreme treasurer ~
the knights OF Columbus. has been ar.
pointed knight OF the order of 81
Gregary tho Great, by Pope Benedict, the
organization announced.
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wASHINGrOS, Dec. 2.---secretary Colby
II was satd today. plans to leave Washing
ton on Friday for Hampton Roads from
which port he expects to sail saturday
abonrd the battleship Florida on HIS visit
TO Braail, Uruguay and Argentina
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SON ANTONIO Texas. Dec s---Govor-
nor lobby % rrSes Cssr,,, ana Ercnp =
az Mexico city to-day snd dccorateI
number ot cadet graves who Ten defend.
ing tho national palace against tho attach
ofsthe Americana In tho McNican VA
Reports telling of the Incident which
reached here said that Hobby wa, rIver
Who vttnsssed the act.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported t.
the health department in the last twenty-foul
hours:
Henry II. and Rheda Buell.. boy.
Frank and Eleanor Auckland. girl.
John c. and Eta G. Koenig. girl.
Howard 8. and Margaret I. Beau. boy.
Louis G. and Katherine V. Bouscaren. girl.
Bernard and Mary c. Mathews. boy.
Edgar E. and Estelle O'Connell. girl.
Colonel and Ellen Washington. boy.
Thomas and Emma Hill, girl.
william and Mamie Studevant. boy.
George and Florence E. Stubble6eld, girl.
John F. and Mary K. Allison, girl.
Charles r. and Mary Benson. boy.
Lloyd H. and Evelyn 8. Powell, boy.
Richard NJ. and Matte Thornton. girl.
Jesse r. and nellie Dyer. girl.
Cyril II. and Babette Meyers, boy.
George e. and Hattie Wright, boy.
George and Aline Jackson, boy.
David q. and Anna W. Buie, boy.
Thomas ". and Elm N. Treynor. girl.
Richard A. and II. Louise Murphy, boy.
Glenn c. and Ida Y. Hanson, boy.
George e. and Garnet c. Dant, boy.
Mark L., ST.. and Caroline 8. Hersey, boy
Hugh J. and Grace Davis, girl.
Frederick ". B. and Alma r. Clements. girl
Maurice ID. and Marian l.. Nicholson. boy.
Charles and Mamie franklin, girl.
Andrew and Bertha Ashton, boy.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty-four
hours:
Charles opperman, 80. Homeopathic Hos
pital.
Walter R. Duty, 10. Emergency Hospital.
Dominic Minirisa, %, Walter Reed Hospital.
James Connell. 30, 1902 LIST street.
Frank X. Perrie, 81. 643 East Capitol street.
Mary CLANCY, as, ST. Elizabeth's Hospital
George A. Follin, months, 3255 Prospect
avenue.
Infant of Marine E. and Maud V. Richie, S
days. Sihley Hospital.
Susie Clark, 35, Freedmen's Hospital
Everette Berry, 23. Tuberculosis Hospital
Peyton Street, 60, Washington Asylum Hos
pital.
James Eberett, month. 12e I'd street south
James I. Hall, days, 2507 street.
Max Greenberg. So, 401S 18th street.
William W. Norris, As. 445O Ord street
northeast.
Ella Carico. 20. 1929 Prospect avenue.
Catherine Chambers, So, $50 G street north
east-
Walter A. Lnby, 60. 1918 C street north
east.
John F. King. months. 40 18th street
northeast.
Anna Dates, Al, street southwest.
Helen Gliding, IS, Georgetown University
Hospital.
Lucius Hollins. 80, Freedmen's Hospital.
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tain the members and their friends to-
right with cabaret dance. This is a
second of series planned for the
summer months. There will be good
music for each one. Refreshments will
be served in the vine-covered garden.
which is one of the delightful fea-
lures of the club. Tables have been
reserved for Miss Laura Berwin and
her guests, Mrs. r. N. Berwin and her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Berwfn.
from Atlanta, Ga; Miss Stiles. Mrs.
Ida Waggaman, Miss Elizabeth
Schriner. Miss A1ine Solomons and
others.
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House Party on Pntuxent.


Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Gourley are
entertaining a house party at their
hons. Holland Point, ON the Patux-
emit river. Their guests include DR..
and Mrs. Thomas E. Latimer and Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Fuller Brooks of
Hyattsville, Md; DR.. and Mrs. James
Reeder, jr., and Miss Anne Ashcom
Reeder of Baltimore, Miss Mary Lo-
rena Gourley of New York city and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ashcom Gour-
ley of Wilmington, Del, whose mar
riage recently took place in New
marriage was Miss Helen Tyler, the
daughter of Gen. L. NJ. Brett, U. S. A,
and Mrs. Brett of New York.
A reception was given at the home
of Mrs. May Stewards at 1923 Quincy
street northwest. last week. in honor
of the fiftieth anniversary of the
marriage of her parents; Mr. and Mrs.
Hammer. The sons. daughters and
grandchildren of Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
mer assembled here for the celebra-
ton, a number of them coming from
New York.
Mrs. John Newton Culbertson. pres
ident of the Woman's 1nterdenom1na-
tional Missionary Union and the
W aSDlnStOn AUXILIARY "IoSloH -
Lepers, left today for Mortified.
Mass, where she will speak tomor-
row Later Mrs. Culbertson will be
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Eugene
Prayer. at 1928 West 104th street, New
York city, for a week.
Mrs. H. F. c. Bryant of Cleveland
Park has Joined her daughter, Miss
Betty Bryant. at Morganton. n: c.,
after spending a week near Char
lotte, at the home of Mr.. G. b. Bry-
ant, and visiting DR.. Isaac NJ. Taylor
and family at Morganton. Mrs. Bry-
ant and Miss Bryxnt have gone to
Blowing Rock, They will return to
Washington in time for Miss Bryant
to resume her work at the National
Cathedral School.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Warren are
leaving this week for an indefinite
stay at Potomac Beach. Their daugh-
ter, Miss Edith NJ. Warren. accom-
panied by Miss Ethel E. Reynolds.
left yesterday for Atlantic City. Later
they will go to Conshohocken, where
they will be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Robinson of Philadelphia.
Mrs. w. c. Shipley and her young
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son are spending the summer al
Asbury Park.

son are spending the. summer at
Asbury Park.
Miss Jenkins Of Hyde, Md, is visit
ing Miss J. Fleury at Sherwood For
est, Md.
The second annual summer supper
dance given by the active chapter of
Alpha NJ Chapter of Kappa Alpha
Fraternity for the members in the
city Of Washington and vicinity was
held at the Washington Golf and
Country Club Hast week: There were
about fifty members and their guests
present. The party gathered at the
chapter house, 2511 14th street, first
and from there motored out to the
club. where supper was served at a
long table on the porch. Dancing fol-
lowed for the rest of the evening.
The affair was. in charge Of a COM
mittee composed of Mr.. Frank H. My
ers, Mr.. Howard Espey and Mr.. John
F. Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph 3. Swinburne Of
$50 E street northeast left Washing
ton this morning for Iowa for a visit
to relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Robbin gave a
surprise birthday anniversary party
in honor of their daughter Frances at
their home on Hiatt place. Among
the guests were Miss Diana Seigal Of
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
following:
Harry Castle and Ruth J. Merson.
Frederick Hall and Susie Landreck.
Galveston Cook and Charlotte Dent
William Duckett and Rosie V. Smith.
Thomas Y. Smallwood and Mary D. Vanah
James L. Jasper and Flossie Il. ellis.
Lindsay L. Martin and Fannie Burgess.
James S. Posey and Martha Lewis.
William III. Butler and Mary Cover
Thomas j. Collins. jr., OF stanton, Va. q
Sophie =. Young Of this city.
Charles ID. Deane and Irene Harrison
Dwight NJ. Weeks and Annie &. Lyles
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Plainheld, N. J., and Miss Mildred AL
bum Of Philadelphia, Pa.
Miss Robin has Miss Seigal as her
guest for a fortnight
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In the churchyard of the village
Santa Maria del Tule, in southcl
Mexico, stands a cypress tree. whic
is estimated to be between 5000 al
5000 years old.
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If you want work read the want col
umnS of The Star.
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$500 to $3.50 Cotton Dresses $13.75
dotted solid
hemtehing cording
Of
Copenhagen Also light
In Combinations
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Howard News

Mr.. and Mrs. C s. Smith motored 10
Canon City one day last week.ccmbin-
ing business and pleasure.
Miss Charlotte Saxon Is a weekend
guest Of friends in Pueblo.
r. a. Clark and Nelson Taylor. ac-
companied by Misses Anna and lisa
bella Taylor. motored to wellSyille
Monday. enjoying swimming in the
pools, after which they partook o.
n sumptuous spread prepared by the
ladies.
Mr. and Mrs. a. L. chailis enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs l. A Lennon Of
Echo at Fourth of July dinner sun
day.
a. Il. Looper a rancher at Echo.
Is spending couple OF weeks with
relatives at Howard.
Mrs c NJ Brown arsased from On
tawa. Kan, last week and VIII be p
summer guest st Echo. Mr. Brown
IS sccction foreman on the D. & II. q
at Echo.
Mrs Fred Butler OF Salt Lake City
j rrrived today for an indefinite visi,
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
S. Coleman.
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Howard Items

Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Smith and chill
dren. Misses Elynor and Evelyn. and
Mastor Carol and Ralph. John Lamb.
a. NJ. Pettengiil. Miss Charlotte Sax
on. Mr.. and Mrs S. H Dennison and
family. Dane Black. Mr. and Mrs. a
L. ChaiIis formed a party of swim,
mers at the wellsville pools Thurs
day. A delicious luncheon was served
by the ladies'. Everyone enjoyed the
outing 10 the fullest
Mrs j. w. Deweese and children
were visitors In Pueblo Friday. Miss
Verde Deweese Is en- route to Medi-
cine Lodge. Kan. where she viii spend
the summer with her sister. Mrs. Har-
ley Huffman.
Miss Fay Worth OF Co,opaxi called
on the Danielson and Deweese fam
lies Tuesday
Charles Irwin OF Concrete motored
up Saturday and spent the Fourth
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McGee.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Challis moiored
TO Salida Saturday and took in the
celebration.
AA'tHt NtbAh WIN 60 ltitDtt "
Wednesday, a guest OF his mother.
Mrs. Margarte Clark
Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler of Hillside have
the sad misfortune OF having their
son. about 6 years old. stray away
into the hills Sunday afternoon about
2 or o'clock. and has not been seen
since. The PROSTATE parents wired
to Colorado Springs for .ar. Quillan's
bloodhounds. the best in the state.
Thy passed through Texas Creek
about $3.50 p. m. Monday, 10 take up
the trail.
/. a. Lennon. superintendent OF the
Texas Greek Sunday school. extends n
cordial invitation TO every one TO at.
tend Sunday school. Had good at
tendance Sunday.
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Orchard Park

Miss Juniotia Minnick Of Pueblo,
who is staying ct the L. J. Scott home
for a whilc. has returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdowell received
word that their sister. Mrs. Fitzgerald.
has just been married. She is now
Mrs. Fredfck Thomas.
Alcin Spence was guest Of Mrs.
Jesse Mcdowell Sunday
Fritz Frank was a dinner guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Doran Thursday.
August Costendieck was caller at
the c. q. Doran home Friday.
Mrs Arthur spent the Fourth in
Colorado Springs.
Harry Dieckman. Fritz Frank and
Emmett Marshall were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs c. A Doran and Miss
Fern Doran Friday evening.
Mrs. McCandless and daughter were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. McShane Sun.
day on Orchard Park
Mrs. West OF Ocean Park. Cal, is
the guest OF her brother, Frank Nc.
Dowell this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. a. Doran were Wis
itors at the o. J. Doran home Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs and daughter
spent the evening at the McShane
home. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcdowell and
daughters. Edith and Ruth, and Mrs
West of Ocean Park. Cal. spent the
Fourth in Larkspur with their mother
Mrs. Mcdowell. and sister. Mrs. Nc
Inerney.
Mrs. J.. A. GLADDEN. and son. Albert
motored up TO Canon City Sunday
They spent Sunday and Monday with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Doran-
Mr.. Boone and Mrs. Arthur motored
down TO Orchard Park Sunday. Mrs
Arthur will visit several weeks a,
the r. E. Doran home.
Emmett Marshall and Miss Ferr
Doran were in Florence Monday At
tending the celebration.
Mrs. r. f. Doran and children. and
her mother and brother, Mrs Glad
den and Albert, motored TO Florence
Monday for the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Persey and
children and Mrs Clinton Hockett and
son spent Monday in Florence.
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Cotopaxi Items

Awfuiiy dry here and vegetation
Is suffering from the want OF rain.
In my last letter you made the
word county commissioner read coun-
~ coroner Darn the coroner: It's
commissioner that we want
Sherman McNew of Huga- Colo.
has bought out the old ,Berno ranch
and has moved onto it, Three in the
family have made application to home
stead under the 640-ncre stock rails
ing law. All these applications join
the ranch Mr.. McNew has purchased.
oh. II It would molly rain. The
range is drying up and stock looks
bad.
II is estimated that 1900 people
daily are going up the river. This is
by automobiles and train.
VIII II ever rain?
Roy and Irwin Cooper from Min
turn. Colo, are here for the Folrth,
visiting their parents.
The Forbes family are spending
their vacation at Boulder.
How wish It would rain.
The web worm has disappeared
from Cotopaxi and SO has most OF the
crop.
The only thing here that the web
worm did not damage was the gran
ite quarry.
j. r. Worth has returned from Man
itou where be was visiting relatives.
B. II. Terrill is doing business in
J Ong & Stacy were in Cotopaxi the
other day in the interest OF their bust
ness. cutting lumber in Lake creek.
Alfalfa cutting has just begun.
suppose II will rain.
Fishing in the river Is g0Ud. One
OF our citizens intellinH how big a
trout he almost caught. got choked
and never finished his story. but l
think II was less than three feet long
and weighed so many pounds.
Guy Benton is home for a few days
Willis Eggleston is ST sting a new
car.
Hugh Mullins and family are visit
ing in Pueblo.
b. w. Richards IS looking after bust
ness interests In town.
SsSeveral Of our folks went to Mes
tefville the Fourth to the big doings
w a. Gray is spending his vacation
on his Quagmire ranch.
d. N Cooper and family passed
through cotopaxi Saturday en- route to
salida.
Let 'er rain.
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MRS. MILLER HOME
FROM COLORADO SPRINGS
GIRLS MEET FRIEND
IN STEEL CITY

The Misses Treda Mallory and
Frances Boedefeld went to Pueblo to-
day TO meet Miss Elizabeth Ward %
Dallas. Tex. who will be their guest
- i. &C., ..-,ane
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Bassick Items

Mrs. S. J. Martin of Canon City is
spending the week at the home of her
son, Frank.
Frank Spencer and friend of Pueblo
came TO spend his vacation with his
family at Isle. Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spencer and
family and James Spalding spent the
Fourth on Willow Creek
Raymond Lenges and w. S. Sey-
mour of Hardscrabble spent the
Fourth in their respective homes.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ferbrash spent the
night with Mrs. Carrie Spraling near
Ilse.
Emil and Martin Hartbauer of West
ciiTe spen, the Fourth at their IA
TIERS. r. Hartbauer.
l.. r. Webster and wife spent the
Fourth at Florence.
Miss Nellie Wood has returned to
Z FIoernce after a six weeks visit with
her sister. Mrs. V. z. Tuttie.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Spalding re-
turned home Saturday from Canon
City.
Saturday and l. Loves came up TO
camp in Mr.. Easton's absence.
Mrs Edith Gibson moved to Ilse
Friday
Miss Lutta Morris returned home
from Canon City Tuesday.
Henry Morris has his face and eye
poisoned.
Mrs. A. vanderlinde and children
spent the Fourth with her mother,
Mrs. Henry Morris.
Miss Emma Richard returned home
from Canon City today.
Mrs. Mary f. Fuller's brother and
mother. Mrs. r. j. Armstrong. of Ok
lahoma. are here making her visit.
Mrs. Hogatts niece fell out of an
automobile the Fourth and got hurt.
They took her to Canon City TO her
mother.
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Backus came here in 1880 and lived in
the house they are today vacating for
% years.
WILL LEAVE FOR
OKLAHOMA SUNDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Corr, 712 Forest
avenue. will leave Sunday by automo-
bile for their old home in Oklahoma
where they will spend some time Wis
iting relatives and friends. They ex-
pect to be absent several weeks.
PANDo PEOPLE
VISIT ROMANS
Mr. and Mrs E. B. Yoder of Fando,
Colo. who have been guests Of Mrs.
Nellie Homan returned home Friday.
PHIL cHAPPELL
STARTS NEW HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Chappen have
started the construction of their new
home at Tenth street and Harrison
avenue, which. when completed, will
be the most modern in Canon City.
1t is expected that this valuable addi-
tion TO Canon City's residential dis
trfct will be completed in the early
fall.
PUEBLO NEWSPSPERMAN
VISITING FRIENDS HERE
Eddie Orazem OF the Pueblo Star
Journal advertising staff, who has
been vacationing at Brush Creek lakes
with Frank Kopich. is here for 2 few
days, the guest Of Joe Pauline and
family His parents, Mr. and Mrs
John Orazem. and family are expected
up from Pueblo today to spend the
Fourth
MILDRED HARRIS
GOES TO UTAH
Miss Mildred Harris, who has been
the guest of her uncle, C. P. Harris,
and family for few days, left for her
home 'at Garfield. Utah. Friday.
MiLIERs HERE
FROM SILVER CLIFF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Miller OF Silver
Cliff are visitors in the city.
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SOCIETY
. /. . /. , . {. .

The Misses Henrietta Ashley. Kate
Sartor. Burleigh Mackenzie, Mary
Beatty and Vera Halstead; Messrs.
Wilbur Eddie, David and Holman Glib
son, William Ferry and Oscar Swan
son motored to Grape Creek last
night and enjoyed a picnic supper.
About IS couples enjoyed a dane
ing party given Thursday night by
the B. p. o. Elks, No. 61O, at their
home on Macon avenue. There was
dancing from to IL. and music was
furnished by McDonnell's orchestra
of Pueblo
Let your wants be known through
The Record Want Ad column.
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WOODS DOWN
FROM DENVER

NOM DENVER
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Wood, Mr and
Mrs D. A. Monroe and little daughter,
Mary Anna, will arrive Saturday TO
spend few days at the nome of their
father, c. T Wood
MAPLE MOORE
GOING EAST
Miss Mable Moore will leave Sun
day for Shamokin, Pa. to visit rela-
tives
MRS. FELTON, VISIT
pAUcHTERiN SALIDA
Mrs z. FELTON, of Greenwood ave-
nue. left Friday to visit her daughter
in Salida.
MRS. WATT VISITING
WITH SALIDA FRIENDS
Mrs. F. A Watt, 900 South Ninth
street, left Friday for Salida. where
she will visit her sister.
M'DoWECts GO TO
PALMER LAKE
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Mcdowell and
children departed Saturday for visit
with Mrs. McDoweil's sister, Mrs. j.
p. McInroy, at Palmer Lake, for a
IeW days
WILL SPEND THE
FOURTH IN DENVER
Mr. and Mrs. T. A Thomas left
for Denver today to spend few days.
BARR LEAVES
FOR YAMPA, COLO.
R. P. Barr. who has been the guest
OF Warden lyman, left for Yampa Sat
urday morning.
! M'CRORY MADE
SuPE
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. McCrory have
ben transferred from the southern
part of the state to Chandler. where
Mr.. McCrory will act as superintenl-
ent of the mine located there
TENNEYS HERE
FOR SUMMER
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Tenney and
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three children arrived from St Louis
Wednesday and are located at lot
Macon avenue for the summer Mr..
and Mrs. Tenney were residents of
Canon City about Is years ago, and
will be glad to see their old friends
mOSiERS TO BE
HERE SUNDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. p II. Mosier of Trini-
dad will arrive Saturday afternoon 10
spend few days with Mrs Mosier's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Frank McFar-
lane.
BESSIE MouoWN
IN DENVER
Miss Bessie McQuown left for Dem
yer Saturday morning to spend a few
days visiting friends
WIckS GO TO
HERMIT LAKE
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wicks viii
leave for Hermit lake today to spend
several days fishing.