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Eightmile Park

Mrs. Carl Ehlenfeid has been en-
joying visit from her brother. Mr.
Volvia from Indiana. whom she had
not seen for four years.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. c.. Spear of Canon
City visited at J. G. Hershners Sun
day.
Mrs. $. c. White entertained Al
bina. Joe and Louis Ricchuiti and
Frank Mikesei; suuuay.
Miss Louise Goss. who is teachinS
the Parkdale school. spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
u. Goss
Miss Blanche Blake OF South Canon
spent Sunday at J. g. Hershner's
Zelpha Hershner and Frank Mike
sell took burro ride to Parkdale Sat
urday and spent the afternoon with
Harriet. Damon and Charles Clark.
G. Ricchuiti and mother spent Sat.
urday and Sunday in Canon City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Hershner were
in Canon City Saturday visiting Mrs.
Hershner's mother. Mrs. Isaac Woo 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cowan and daughter
OF Coal Creek visited Mr. Cowan's ia
l.. ID. Goss and family were in
Canon City Saturday
J. G. Hershner returned TO Port.
land Sunday evening where he Is do
ing some concrete work
We have fine Sunday school with
good attendance under the superin-
tendcy of our school teacher. Mrs. s.
c. White.
Mr.. and Mrs a w. Nil.esell spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. \. Cole and Mrs NJ Hargruve on
Greydene avenue
Mrs. s. G. White has received the
announcement from Mr. and Mrs. Yer.
non White Of Denver of the birth OF
n daughter January IS. The little
lady has been christened Sarah Cath.
crime for her grandmother.
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News of Fremont County
CORRESPONDENTS
GATHERED BY OUR CORRESPONDENTS

avenue has been confined to her bed
for several days on account of Sc
we're cold. her daughter, Miss Lee has
been taking care of her.
Mearell Kissinger was taken to the
Graves hospital a day or so ago with
pneumonia. He caught a severe cold
while in Denver last week.
Grandmother Cheturn is still very ill
at her home on Riverside avenue.
Nathan Kendrick was called home
from Walsenburg on account of the
serious illness and death of his grand
mother. Mrs. Worle.
Glenn Perkins, the S-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Perkins, 1913
West Catlin avenue died Wednesday
evening at 80 o'clock at DIR. Graves
hospital after long illness. The fu-
neral was held Saturday afternoon
from Wilson's chapel. His neighbors
and friends will miss his sunny smile
happy little fellow and we all offer
our heartfelt sympathy to the heart
broken mother and father
Miss Helen Logan of South Fourth
street returned home today. On ac-
count of the flu the Portland schools
have closed for time. Miss Logan
is a teacher at Portland
Mrs. Seth Sheppard and son DON
aid of South First street is disposing
of her household furniture and expects
to go to Los Angeles next week to
make her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Bess are busy
packing these days for they expect to
leave in & week or so for Arizona to
make their home
Mr.. Oliver Singleton has heen bus.
cutting trees and clearing his property
on Stanley avenue.
Elmer Kier has been seen with an
ak in his hand cutting down trees and
making II good cleaning TO- az ea::y
garden. / tell you these fine days
get them to moving.
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ROckvale News

A. p. Easton and wife were called
to Denver Friday In response to a
message that his sister Nellie is very
i'll.
Mrs. Ascha Nash. age 79 years and
IL months, passed away last Saturday
morning. The deceased is we'll known
throughout the county and had resid-
ed here for the past 38 years. She
was up and around and working at her
many years, and Rockvale loses one of
their best respected women, who be.
lieved in doing good and living up to
the Christian life. The deceased
leaves to mourn her loss, sons Charles
Nash of this place. William of Crested
Butte, John Of this place, and daugh-
ters. Mrs. Elizabeth Powell OF this
place and Mrs Berry who resides in
the east The funeral services were
held at the Methodist church. Rev.
Dennis officiating. interment being at
Greenwood cemetery. Canon City.
John Ossala OF Number Four died
Monday. from complication.
Sheriff w. II. Newcomb ana wife Of
Canon City were in town Tuesday to
attend the funeral OF the late Mrs.
Nash.
John p. Thomas, Sr.. and wife, of
Trinidad. were here Tuesday TO at
tend the funeral Of their aunt. the late
Mrs. Nash.
Mrs. Henry Purnell and Mrs. George
williams OF Canon City we're In town
Tuesday TO attend the funeral OF Mrs
Nash.
William Nash and wife aud fumtiy
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Coal Creek

Florence Paradox.
1t is generally rumored that Tony
Santrella and Miss Lena Neroni will
be united in marriage next Sunday.
Miss Minnie Santrella is working in
the postoffice with a view to getting
familiar with the work. She is about
16 years of age.
Hercules Lodge No. u. Knights oi
Pythias, is making great preparation
TO celebrate the anniversary OF the or
der on Thursday night, February 10
Committees are now busy and the pro
gram will include a fine concert, sup
per and dance. The invitations will in
clude all Pythians and their families.
Hercules lodge, No. l recently in
stalled the following officers for the
ensuing term: c. c., Robert Ward
rope; v c., John Lewis, Jr.. p, Ed
Lloyd; NJ. at A. Tony Falgean; NJ.
W. Ed Kitto; X. OF X. and S, Robert
u. Owens; NJ. F., Jonn F'rew; NJ. L g.
W. c. Gilbert; |. G. Charles Beradi;
o. c., Oliver Richards.
Mrs. George Fennell was in from
Coal Creek yesterday. The family is
preparing to move to Radiant where
her husband, George, is working.
Miss Barbara, the daughter of +.
NJ. Lloyd and wife, now residents of
Denver, but years ago residing in Coal
Creek. graduated from the Gilpin
Street high school.
w. d. Davis. foreman at the United.
was under the weather for few days
this week.
Z. l.. Beverstock and wife spent
Sunday in Pueblo visiting at the home
of their daughter. Mrs. Harry Her
man.
]. d. Blunt returned few days ago
from Denver, where he had been on
business connected with the Passi.
flora Mining Company.
Mrs. John P. Lloyd and daughter
Martha were in the city from Rock
vale last Saturday.
J. A. Patterson. one of the oldest
drillers in the Florence oil field, who
was recently laid off with all of the
other drillers. is in the Duchense
county, Utah. oil fields looking over
prospects.
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l.. NJ. ranch and enjoyed some fine
records by Galli-Curci and Lucy
Marsh.
now than they have been for long
time. 4
Mrs. stump went with Mrs. ToFe to
Pueblo Friday to visit her mother and
returned Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Downer of Rogers. Ark. who
has been visiting the Wilson family.
left for his home Monday.
l.. A. Padkins is making some i'm
provements on his house. putting In
new windows and doors and adding
another room.
Milton Leighton and Mrs. Gribble,
who have been visiting their sister.
Mrs. w. T. Barnard. left for Pueblo
on the stage Monday.
Jay Sheeley of Pocatello. daho.
came down with his brother irwin
from the Park to visit their sister.
Mrs. B. +. krenninS. Jay Sheeley
left on the stage Monday for Okla
homa to look after his oil interests.
Robert White had the misfortune to
lose large poultry house by fire re-
Gently. They had been butcherine
near the building and did not put out
the fire completely. and during the
night the fire burned up setting the
building on fre.
A letter received from Rev. Casa
dy states that 1t will not be possible
for Bishop Johnson to be with us on
Sunday night. as previously an
nounced. but that he will be us Mon.
day night. February 3. They will
bring with them an organist and a So
loist so we will be sure to have some
good music. Everybody come and
give them large congregation to
speak and sing TO. Don't forget the
date. February 2. MIR and Mrs.
Evans of Florence will also DO pres-
ent and furnish us with some good
music.
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Cotopaxi Items

The spring fever is breaking out
here but so far there have been no
fatalities.
Interest in Sunday school keeps in
creasing. There are now about 80
regular attendants.
A series of revival meeting began
here last Monday evening and will
last for a period of 10 days or two
weeks. Rev. Baldwin is the preacher
and is from Colorado Springs.
Mrs. George Kaess has gone to
Missouri on visit. She expects be
absent about a month.
1t seems kind of nice to have Canon
City people come to Cotopaxi for tn cir
mail.
S. w. Ross of Howard was ap-
pointed to be road overseer for Mes
terville, northeast of Cotopaxi. 1t
seems no one living in the locality of
this district wanted the Job.
Frank Burgham, an old-time resi-
dent of Cotopaxi. but now OF Steam
boat Springs, was here for few DAYS
ago.
We only have a very few Demo
Gratis left in CotopaM and they seem
awfully nervous. Wonder il there
amt something coming off about next
fall?
Stock is doing exceptionally well
on the range here this winter and will
probably make ii through fine.
Quite a lot of trucks loaded with
furniture and farming tools are pass
ing here nearly every day going west.
John OFT sold his ranch few days
ago and bought sack of sugar.
A hen south of the river layed
few days ago. The egg was valued
at $3.50
ong and Stacy have completed the
moving of the saw mill machinery
they bought of George Cooper. and
expect soon to be in operation cutting
lumber west of Hillside.
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South Canon

Assessor Leonard Harvey returned
home Wednesday after \ feg days in
Denver where ne attended the assess
or's convention and stock show.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Smith returned
from Denver Thursday after taking in
the stock show. Miss Maud Jenkins
their niece. accompanied them for
few days visit. She has a fine posi-
ton with brokerage concern in Kan
sas City and will return to it in a few
days.
After taking in some of the sights
at the stock show and attending the
county commissioner meeting, F.. H.
Stinemeyer returned to his home on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Oliver Singleton had Mrs
Haley and little son from North Can
on to spend the day with her Friday
Mr.. Singleton returned from Den
yer Wednesday where he went to
Makes visit with his son. Fred Sim
gleton and brother, a visit. While
there he took in the stock show.
J. w. Mckinley is back on the job
after short trip to the stock show
in Denver. He said the stock was
fine and about the best he ever saw.
He came home Wednesday
While working in the Chandler mine
Thursday E. o. Kuhlemeyer of 1912
South First street had the misfortune
of having a piece of machinery fall
on his foot and break his ankle
Mrs. Harve Gardner entertained the
Crochet club at her home, S1s Myrtle
avenue Thursday afternoon. The time
in nandln trnrlr nd dat fptp
refreshments were served.
Miss Jessie Norquest of Kansas has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry
Perkins of Catlin avenue. She came
TO attend lie funeral of little Glenn
Perkins. She returned home Sunday.
Richard Leonard OF the Springs
came down to attend the funeral of
Glenn Perkins Mr.. Leonard is au
uncle of the little fellow
Mrs. II. NJ. Andrew came up from
Pueblo and spent a few days visiting
her mother. Mrs. N. French. She re-
turned home Monday.
Theodore and William Cameron of
New York avenue received word that
their father, who lives in the southern
port of Arkansas. was seriously i'll
and they may expect to be called at
any time. They just returned from
six weeks visit there and if they
don't expect to return for a year
The neighbors and friends of Mr. r
A. Long who lives on Douglas avenue
are glad to hear that he is so much
better and will soon be up and about
again after his serious Illness.
Mrs. Worrali. the mother of Mrs. W
and Chetwin, died at the Chetwin
home on Douglas avenue Monday at
II oclockIin the morning She was
% years old. and is survived by four
children. two daughters and two sons,
the two daughters being at her bed
side when the end came. She was
taken 10 Rife for burial the daugh.
tiers accompanying the remains.
The Smell family OF Douglas avenue
are moving 10 the corner OF Chestnut
and Stanley avenue
The little Boggs girl has been SER
iousiy III with pneumonia at her home
on Chestnut avenue.
Aunt Mary Gravestock OF Chestnut
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Try Record wantaa-shey Will pay
you
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Sloan News

Florence Citizen
Miss Edna Wetherei Of the Park
Emery Gaines. Mrs. Tolle and Mis-
Rice spent Sunday evening at the u
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-27
BolsIleY!sm Vi Democracr.

"The dream of the Bolshevist and
Socialist is to secure perfection by
passing laws to enable the govern
ment to do eve rything that the people
do. for themselves, with the idea that
the government can do it better, or at
any rate cheaper" than the people
themselves can. If you look at Rus
STA where Bolshevism is.in the saddle,
and at what is left of Germany. where
Socialism has reached the close of
"a perfect day" you ought to be able to
make up your mind how dearly you
want either system here III the United
States. There is an element here in
this state who are busy dreaming that
sort of a dream. They lose sight of
the social truth that the busiest people
are the happiest and most orderly
Dnonle, and that it is government
ridden and governmentally-r estrained
people who are the poorest, the most
unsatisfied and turbulent. Whenever
any government-by whatsoever name
or form it rateg-begins to exploit
the private occupations and activities
of it's own people, it is undermining
the liberties and happiness of that
people. Nothing is cheap" at that
cost.-Dodgeville Chronicle.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-27
RAILROADS TABOO IN 1928

The school board Of Lancaster, O.,
in 1928, refused to permit the school
house to be used for the discussion of
the question as to whether railroads
were practical or not, and the matter
was recently called to mind by an old
document that reads as follows:
You are welcome to use the school
to debate all proper questions in, but
such things as railroads and tele-
graphs are impossibilities and rank in
fidelity. There is nothing in the word
OF God about them. If God had de-
signed that His intelligent creatures
creatures should travel at the fright
ful speed OF 10 miles an hour, by
steam, He would have clearly forced
It through his holy prophets. 1t is a
device OF Satan to lead immortal souls
down to hell From the Lewis Rul-
letin
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-27

Mr.. Tafts position is in effect as
follows: Il worked for the League
and honestly wanted it. That is too
bad. I'm sorry. But I am a republi-
can, and do you expect me to break
with my party, no matter what it does Z?
Not if you know me. l am a republi-
can and couldn't vote for democrat
even if I agreed with him in every
particular" HERE STANDS OUT
ONE OF OUR WORST WEAKNESSES
IN AMERICA. The party is still
sacred. We hope that our attitude
may not imperil these things for
which we really care. We try to shut
our eyes to such danger. But a large
proportion of us are like Mr.. Taft. We
do we'll if we have his courage frank
ly to confess our reasoning Christ
ion Work
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-27

IN reporting a political gathering,
give the facts, tell THE story. as it is,
not as you would like to have it. Treat
all parties alike
Treat all religious matters reverent-
t.
If it can possibly be avoided. never
bring bring ignominy to an innocent
man or child in telling of the m:sdeads
or misfortunes OF a relative.
Don't wait to be asked, but do it
without the asking, and, above all, be
clean and never let a dirty word or
suggestive story get into type.
| want this paper so conducted that
1t can go into any home without
destroying the innocence of any child.
Warren G.. Harding.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-27
BEN FRANKLIN'S PHILOSOPHY

He is not well-bred who cannot bear
ill-breeding in others.
Calamity and prosperity are the
touchstones in integrity.
Experience keeps a dear school, yet
fools will learn in no other way.
Beware of little expenses; a small
leak will sink a great ship.
Many man would have been worse
II his estate would have been better.
what signifies your patience if you
can't find it when you want it.
Up, sluggard, and waste not life; in
the grave will be sleeping enough
At twenty years of age the will
re1gns; at thirty the wit; at forty
the judgment
Deny self for self's sake.
Generous minds are all of a kin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-27
HARDNG'S NEWSPAPER CREED

instructions given to every reporter
and writer on the Marion, Ohio, Star. J
Remember there two sides to everv
question. Get them both.
Be truthful Get the facts.
Mistakes are inevitable. but strive
1or accuracy | would rather have one
story exactly right than a hundred
half wrong.
Ba decent, be fair, be generous.
BOOST-don't knock.
THERE'S good in everybody. Bring
out the good in everybody, and never
needlessly hurt the feelings of any
body.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-27

Circuit Court has been in session
since the first of the week, but there
has been very little litigation come
to trial. The trend of all court bust
ness seems to be "settle" and it is a
sensible proposition. Why go to the
expense of Court costs and then only
one half of the interested parties be
isfed.-Platteville News,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-27

REPUBLICANS who refuse to sup
port Blaine for Governor need have
no scruples in the matter. He has
no claim on the party-in fact he isn't
Republican at all-he's a nonpart-
isan.-Platteville Witness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-27
Milk dropped to II cents quart
retail at Milwaukee Some splash

The labor leaders in the eastern
districts assured the workers that
inter would be no decrease in wages.
Lately the mills closed even though
the men offered to accept less pay.
This wasn't decreased was wage an
Inhalation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-27

Never forget this one thing, and
you won't go wrong: Wilson's Lea
que" is just another Of his promises
to keep US out Of war. Dodgeville
Sun.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-27
Foreign Advertising Representative
TIE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION

Friends of Louis Boerner, and they
are many, will keenly regret his
his death. Mr., Boerners illness was
known but he bore it so bravely that
few realized that Death had marked
him. Even up to the last he was keen,
humorous and kindly as always. The
deep regret when a friend goes is that
we can't say, "Goodby, Friend, Good
by!"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-27

1t is now considered probable that
in three states, Louisiana, New Jer-
sey and Mississippi, women will not
be able to vote at the coming election.
The Mississippi constitution requires
registration at least four months prior
to election. In Louisiana and New
Jersey the status Of the woman voter
is still in doubt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-27
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For This Season

4OT ms season
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-27

This is queer campaign. Half
the republicans are fighting Blaine
and have sworn allegiance to Mccoy.
The LaFollette groupe have their
knives whetted for Lenroot. The
Blaine bunch are after Morgan. And
now along comes the Milwaukee Jour
nal, states leading democrat paper.
advising the party to vote for Morgan
and against his opponent, Judge Lar
son, democratic nominee for attorney
general. 1t begins to look like it was
time for new lineup and a new max
ing of party names and symbols here
In Wisconsin if not in the nation.
900
A new party seems to be a surety
within the next decade. Realignments
along the lines of classes and indust
rial and economic groups seem almost
certain. The two old parties differ
little and seem to be suffering from
dry-rot in each case. A new party
might have come this year but the
effort was dyed with o-Germanism
bolshevism and few other isms too
weird for the Independent voter to
take hold OF. However, the shrewd
patriotic voter has his ear % the
ground and let nobody forget it.
-OOO-
The gamblers have made the great
american game low form Of sport
Our word for 1.-THE aitch has been
knocked out Of the h. c. of /.