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many Of the appropriations made in the
dill.
The Griswold bill making amendments
to the Hughes public health bill also -
came n law today without action on the
part of the governor.
The Dldinc fish bill. designed to pre-
vent commercial fishermen from setting
dusky bay. was vetoed by the governor.
Following announcement by the gov
crnor ihat the new automobile bill
would be allowed TO become a law, 4.
q. Snow. state registrar of automobiles,
prepared at once TO print new appllca-
lion blanks which will be made avail
able to the Jn0. 900 or more owners OF
motor vehicles and upon receipt nf
which the now licenses will be issued.
COLUMBUS, o. Jan. 1.-Consolida-
ton Of The state highway department.
SUPERINTENDENT Of lands and buildings,
department Of public works, state geo.
Iocist and control over school and min
istcrlal lands under one head in de-
nar,ment 10 be known as the department.
Of pubic works and conservation was
recommended in q report made public
today by Gaylord c. Cumtnin, expert Tor
the legislative committee on administra-
tive reorganization
Repeal Of the provision Of the con-
stitutiCn authorizing the appointment or
4 Superintendent Of public works was
recommended to bring this about aud
that the new department be created by
statute.
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and a bill cmbody!nE schedule OF
salaries TO be paid teachers will be IN
reduced IT has been suggested that
the school relief bill he amended so
.ha; as to .. .mit lr::,3 foe sinking fHli'
and interest charges outside the smith
ono per cent tax law limitations. These
l,yi"~ would not b" mad" SUBJECT 70 re-
view by IN" hudeci COMMISSIONS.
t.harIrs II Brunsou Of roirdu MAS elect
ed president Of tn" lIiGh S"hoo! S''l,oH
and Roy King OF E"wcrt""n. SccrI,h'
T. J. barnes of Newark. succeeds W. :;
GOV rf co.'s. a. president ot the Central
Ohio Teachers Association.
rOIJ'MRlS. -. Jan. l.-ohio's hre
loss during The year just ended was
=, lnlrgt $500. "nu less than for l!lh. az
"nrdirg - tho annual report of state
J,;rn Marshal Leonard. was "SSo entail,
nm, \ loss If SJ.AI7.22It as AGAINST AZ
Win a loss OF $6.32H.j61 in 1915.
COLUMBUS. O. Jan. 1-GoyrrnoT
,,o1 tndny permitted the new graduated
motor vehicle license bill TO become
iaw without cXccutiy" acton. explain,
,nr in public statement. mat nc ula
No, sim !, because Of IN" adminiStra-
tive features which permits inc SccFc-
torv Of state To hold the funds derived
,rn;;,, thr tax. He said h" believed the
legislature upon reflection would cor
,o1,: mis- feature by amendment and FOR
his reason WAS allowing II To become
"a law.
In rassing urnn tn" SundrE approprl-
a,innS bill. Governor Cox struck out
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y. will otficint" and tntcrm"nt Will

Nv mad" ill 'Fc"hW""u 'Ii'''N''S ,o,,
Mrs Jones was IL" widow OF the lar"
',,,,r Years ago. She - survived by tn"
daughters: Mrs J. Hughes 81
punurSur Ia. and Mrs. g. brennan: 81
i'hiad.lphia. Pa Sh" was IN nc TN
var ~ her age and was horn at loren
Ton. ia. IN Npril H.. lSth
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Piles Cured IN 6 TO IA Days,

U,rIryIstS rrfund money Il PAHD O1NT-
NEET fails t. cur" Itching. lil!nd.
iHrr,!ing or IrotrudInF rllcs. Stops Ir-
lI:atlrir. S"uth'S and Heals. You IAN
90, rrstful sleep after IN" first arpil"a-
ON Price enc
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rOII'MRTS. a.. Ian. l.-B"inr" ad-
,o,Irn,yE tie chs" sta" Teachers
AqSnrIat3"n adopted resolutions recon-
III ~ ;innu,.inI relief Of schools which
IS now printing II TIA" legislature,
later notified Teachers tenure bill
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rAESuNS. " Nu.-.A .. MIn"nr. "'
Parsons. has accepted appointment az Il
upid INSPECTOR .rr tn" SiHio c"mpchSf'
lion drapriln.ur IN Ihr eastern district
rt the state.
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kEYSHH W Va II \. Pr",tyman
has resigned a. VI "a. raj county nErirnI
rural agent :" itN' a p"S''"h M 'n,
.,r,,,rul,ur,,. ,\urrtu,uI Station at West
NIrriulI university.
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MORGANTuWN. W. Na.-Th" West
V,rcirIa uulyrrN ~ Y. VI. {. \ has
e,arird a campaign Cor 5000 =" COM
ri,,, IN, lGIg '.N' 'urd If $".>"O.
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Tho greater IN" necessity Tor saving
'n.. greater your opportunity 70 use
Tie Intel geuccr Want Nd
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l\Tl;MONT. W. VA Building Ter-
,r.., mnrr hrrh.u h,r" when pr"m!tS
Esr"ga'ins N.@@o.oo". ara Cn. il4t, l"F
~ buildings. principally residences
w"ro ISSUED IN uu" dH'.
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ru.<.rrHGTON. ". Na.-Th" Super
,,, class Products CO.. "f columbus. -.
rl~ arranged to move !" ms Guy DIS
.,r as , now S%nu.un6 plant is COM
ul,l,I
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Ui'NTlNGTON ". VI irt~WttGh-
srs v.nr were, a,s"c.arcd with lh"ut. II.
". la.l-. If lluu'n=t'm. VIA" Wa AN,
81 during H.. NrE"nu" 'ii'nSlN' htN'
ARRANGED 80 erect a Hr";g2' tablet I" ms
rr..,u,'r, H. III, corridor al III" city hail
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NIOR,iNNTDWN V Na.--rlHuS hav"
been completed fer IN" annual meeting
q cthr We, Virginia Far Bureau ird"r-
atlnm Ia T." u"id h.r" january ~
,,rn,.,enI t. aiul.nl, with ia" AMERICAN
Farm Rur"lU federation VIII l." c.
ld'a.
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STSTTHSNILl.E W. Na.-Farmcrs. ~
T',lcr ,u,.nlv have initiated campo sh
Tho .,;,l. ,rCrt,.lItural college. The
,noycmr,, will hr state wide.
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E,,1RM0ET W. Na.--Thc cabinet Of
,ba [Ecs, virginia Eduratiuu association
WIN nice, ncrc January .. for the trans
ac,lnn Of srrCial business. Tn" caoInrI
viii hear en- address hN I'r. Earl haFh-
8 an ciu,t'rr u' Philadelphia
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EE,,[l ~. " VT j. g. Sullivan. "f
TraI.,. and "'n'r~ hay" rurrhlS"d con
NJ snydcr and others ii New River. for
5 80, 0nQ.
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CHARLESTON. W. Na.-Bond issue
,Ior,inrs held recently in tn" Grc"n
$ulrnur and Forest nm districts. sum
mcrs Count. carr,"d nv larG" msjoritiiCnS.
Tho Green SULPHUR is$u" was for $lIO.-
600 and Forest I'M $4,000. both LOT
good roads. rlanS have been I"c''t ia
CONSTRUCTION of ahnut Tire" miles OF
road in cav county from Clay C"ur.
house to Wallha"k. Tn" COS, or inc
work Will hr auur"NlmatclV Si".pop oil
which half Is federal aid.
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STATE NEWS

CHARLESTON. W. Va Tn" enron,
won, al Marshall collcG" for tho second
1uarrcr - i27. according 10 report re-
r":vod by the state board of 'ontr@i,'
Or this number li6 ar" boys ana M
girls
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Rev. Fem To Get
A Brief Rest

Rev Don Frank Fem, rector Of the
congregation Of Christ Episcopal
church. as the result Of the visit OF
Bishop Johnson to this parish Thurs
day, is TO take months rest from
his ministerial duties here f1r recup
Grafton from his recent Illness. Dur
ing his absence his work at Christ
church VIII be looked after by the
Rev. r. c. Johnson, brother Of Bishop
Johnson. who has temporarily been
assigned TO the rectorate OF st. Al
bans Episcopal church at Florence
He viii conduct the Sunday morn
ing service here during Rev. Fenn's
absence from the parish. Rev Fem
viii preacR in Pueblo next Sunday
morning, and few days later will go
to Westclire for a three weeks rec
reatlon. but viii conduct Sunday serv-
ices there Mrs. Fem and son, Mas
ter DON Perry. win visit relatives in
Golden during Rev. Fenn's stay at
Westclife.
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four years later. Arrer ms arrf,.aa- 80.
this state he engaged in gold mining
nj Black Hawk for a time subsequent
~ removing to Coal Creek in this
county where he helped TO build the
Santa F'e railway, the first transpor-
iation line of its kind in this section
of the country. The railway ties. for
this line were cut in the mountains in
the Upper Hardscrabble district and
hauled to Coal Greek "a work in which
Mr. Howard assisted.
Subsequently Mr., Howard removed
to the Wet Mountain valley and es-
,ablished a ranch near Hillside, which
was the family home for 23 years. On
iune 3. 1877, Mr. Howard was mar
rled at Del Norte, Colo, to Miss Mary
Elizabeth McCrory, who survives him.
Mrs Howard has two brothers, B. S.
McCrory of CotopaNi and William Nc
Crory of Newcastle, Colo, the former
Of whom is now with his sister.
Mr Howard leaves one brother in
this country, James r. Howard, of
Middletown, o.. and three brothers
and four sisters in England.
James R. Howad arrived here from
the East this afternoon and will re-
main until after the obseques, which
will take pla from Wilson's mortu-
airy at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
The services w. be conducted ~ the
Rev Don Frank Fem, rector of the
Christ Episcopal ch Z, assisted by
Rev Mr.. Burgess, pastor of the Chris
tan church.
Mr. Howard made three trips to
England after coming to the United
States, the last one being in 1910,
when he was accompanied by his wife
and daughter. He retained TO the last
a deep interest in the affairs of the
old country, especially during the re-
cent war with Germany, and followed
the trend of events there closely.
The deceased leaves, besides the
bereaved widow, one daughter, Mrs.
Linnie Wilkinson, resident of this
city son and daughter, Thomas
and Minnie Howard, died a number of
years ago. Mr. Howard had lived in
this city for 20 years or more, and
was retired from active business, al
though he retained his ranching inter
ests in the Wet Mountain valley.
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John Howard Died
Thursday Morning

lohu Howard, an esteemed and hon
1red citizen Of Canon city, died at his
lome. 6O3 Greenwood avenue, at 1
O'Clock Thursday morning from apo
peIxy and paralysis, with which he
was suddenly stricken on Saturday Of
e-ast week. His condition was criti-
cal from the beginning OF his illness,
and little hope for his recovery was
ned out by his physician or those
}bout him. He became unconscious
oon after the attack and continued in
a state OF comma until the end nearly
four days later. At no time was he
able TO recognize the presence in the
sick room OF those who labored so
hard to assist him in throwing OF the
malady that had seized him. Paralysis
OF the muscles of the throat made
swallowing all but impossible, and
only water could be given him after
1he stroke came upon him.
Mr.. Howard was born near Chittle.
hampton, Deyonshire. England, No
Vember 25, 1850, consequently was in
fhe seventieth year OF his age He
came TO America In 1870 and settled
1irsi IN Massachusetts. whore he re-
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Guffey School
Has Splendid
Entertainment

The consolidated school district No.
40 at Guffey. has shown a great deal
OF enterprise of late in working up
an entertainment fund for the school.
The directors of the district are Frank
Rowe, John Hyssong and Mrs. Frank
Pigg. Miss Edna Terry of this city
is teacher out there.
The district boasts of fine, mod
ern school building and an auto bus
carries the children to and from the
school
Not long ago II was felt that a vic
trola was needed for the school and
also that other entertainment and edu-
cational features should be inaugu-
rated, so on April o the pupils gave
AN entertainment and bazar with the
directors ana Miss Terry in charge of
the event. over $50 people attended.
The affairs netted over 5000 to the
entertainment fund and a portion of
this was recently spent for victrola
at Mitchell & Egbers in this city.
District No. 40 is one of the most
progressive in the county and the eff
fciency of the school system there
is not surpassed in the state The
pupils are given practically the same
opportunities as the students in the
cit yschools. 1t is determined by the
directors and the school faculty to
boost the entertainment fund to a large
extent as time goes on.
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rarily reside at III Nam stree.. the
conditIon of Mrs. Losers health de-
mands a change to a lower altitude
and neeessitated the sale of the hotel.
JONES MOVES
TO TEXAS
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jones their two
daughters, and Miss Taylor. who have
spent the past six months in Canon
City at 500 Ussie avenue, departed on
Thursday for Palacious. Tex, where
they will reside.
MISS ELLIOTT
RETURNS TO DENVER
Miss Isabel Elliott. who has been
the guest of Prof and Mrs Paul Gill
lespie. returned to Denver Thursday
afternoon
M'CRARYS WILL ATTEND
ossEQUIES HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S. McCrory of Coto-
paxi arrived in the city today to be
present at the funeral services of the
late John Howard.
oRENDORFF HOME
FROM DENVER
Mr. and Mrs Otis Orendorff and
daughter, Katherine. motored TO Dem
yer where they spent the Easter va
cation. DR.. Orendorff and Miss Kath-
crime. returned Sunday and Mrs.
Orendorff, who remained for a more
extended visit, returned Thursday.
QUARLES TO
VISIT PUEBLO
w. E. Quarles, manager of the Mt
States Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany. will go to Pueblo Saturday to
spend the weekend with his family.
Mrs. Quarles and the babies will prob
ably arrive in Canon City by May 1.
INSURANCE INSPECTOR
is VERY BUSY
w. S. Rathbun of Denver, inspect
ing engineer for the Rocky Mountain
Underwriters Association, is in the
city for the purpose of inspecting the
new buildings now in course of con
struction for fire insurance rates.
FULLER LEAVES
FOR EAST
Charles Fuller of Binghamton, N.
V, who stopped off in Canon City 10
visit his nephew in this city. en- route
east from California, left Thursday
for Ellis, Kan, to visit his brother.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or DIssoLUTIoN.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Strathmore Hotel Company. a Colorado
corporation. was duly called and held
Al the office OF the company. at Canon
city, Colorado. on the 18th day OF
August. A. D. 1919. for the purpose
solving such corporation: that the total
capital stock OF said company then
subscribed. Issued and In good faith
outstanding was Ave thousand f50OO1
shares. OF the par value OF one % dol
lar cach-the same being all Of the
capital stock OF said company; that ali
OF the capital stock OF said company
actually issued and outstanding was
represented at said meeting by the
owners and holders thereof and thai
all OF said shares OF stock were then
and there voted by the owners and
holders thereof in favor Of dissoIvinr
said corporation; and the proper ONT
GERS Of the company were fri=ffts.s .s.5
70 ME notice Of dissolution ms provided
Therefore. public notice Is herebv
given that the Strathmore Hotel COM
pnny. Colorado corporatIon. has beep
dissolved by the stock holders th.reo,
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. we. the
undersigned president and Secretary
respectively. have hereunto subsSrffss
our names and affixed the vsai or r-fd
corporation. this 18th day OF August
fsEAD ARTHUR II. MLArx.
~ " =, 49, President.
Secretary
first Pub March II 1890
. 7 "a
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CANON CITY Girl.
DISCOVERS foul.
MURDER YOUNG
WRAy MOTHER
Gladys Hillary Returns From
School to Find Her Land
lady Shot Down.

Miss Gladys Hillary OF Canon City,
who teaches school near Wray. Colo,
returned TO her boar1ing house Thurs
day evening to find the lifeIess body
of Mrs. Clara Mckee, %, her land.
Lady, lying in pool of blood on her
bed. Her head had been practically
shot away by the discharge of shot
gun at close range, while she took
her afternoon nap with her 2-year-old
baby at her side.
The little child was sound asleep
upon its mothers lifeles breast, hav.
Eng endeavored to awaken her from
uhe sleep that knows no waking. and
then, being unsuccessful, cried itself
5nto Sunderland
Arty S. Mckee, husband of the slain
woman. was taken into custody when
the crime became known, and is in
Jail at Wray
When questioned he said he knew
nothing of the crime; that he had left
nome about 2 o'clock to go to the COM
Gnunity mail box. few miles away, and
that he drove around by the school
house where Miss Hillary taught and
brought her home. He said his first
Information of the tragedy was when
Miss Hillary, who had gone into the
mouse while he took the team TO the
barn, came screaming from the resi-
slence.
When the sheriff was notified he
went to the scene and placed Mckee
under arrest, and he is charged with
-ghe crime.
Miss Hillary is the daughter of Mrs.
Helen Hillary. 721 North Fifth street,
who moved here with her family last
fall from Cotopaxi. Miss Hillary. who
Us IS, was graduated last spring from
the Normal school at Gunnison, and
took the position at the school near
Wray early last fall. The Hillarys
have lived for years in the upper end
eot the valley and are well known at
Coaldale, Texas Creek and the other
towns in that section
At the inquest held at Wray this
morning it was brought out that the
murdered woman had upbraided her
1lusband on various occasions in the
presence of witnesses for undue at.
tention to other women. and the dis.
trict attorney endeavored to show in
his questions that it was during one
sOf these jealous spells on the part of
sthe wife that Mckee got angry and
sshot his wife. Mckee. however, denied
emphatically any knowledge of the
crime. and the attorney was unsuc.
rcessful in his questioning
The testimony at the inquest devel
'oped the fact that Mckee had on vari-
fous occasions when the weather was
bad, driven Miss Hillary TO and from
,rhe school, and the theory Of the pros.
.acution is that after shooting his wife,
IL he did so. he carried out a plan to
make Miss Hillary discover the body
so he took advantage of the fact that
1t was custom to drive her home,
and he did so on this occasion The
inquest brought that he had stayed
outside while Miss Hillary went to
t-he house and then when she ran
screaming from the house with the
tragic news, he Immediately said he
would 20 to Wray and notify the au.
horities. which lie did He did not
20 into the house TO investigate the
news
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The Roynl Gorge Milling Company
are about to place new brand of
flour. Pride of the Gorge" on the
market soon. This will be strictly
high grade blend and will be sold in
conjunction with their leader.
"Flavo.' which has had ready sale
since it was irst placed ON the mar.
ket. The mill is being improved In
many ways and much expensive ma
chinery has been Installed lately.
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LEFT FRIDAY AFTERNOON
FOR PUEBLO VISIT

Mrs. b. H. Kenton and little daugh-
ter, 5o7 North Sixth street. left Fri
day afternoon for Pueblo where they
will visit the formers sister, Mrs. "
a. Torrey, and brother, d. a. Smith,
for a few days.
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estate OF Emie =. Cover Deceased
~ persons having claims seefn~,
SAID estate are hereby notified 20 me-
sent them for adjustment 10 m.
county Court OF Fremont County coz
ian isoo' on the 18th day Of April. A d
uRIAH PATTON.
utr.. p. go Administrator.
Last Pub. April Is. 1870.
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NOTICE on APPLICATION To LEASE
o,,.. STATE LAND.
ComuiRaionera

Denver. Colo. March 90 1884
- Nntlcf u hereby given thai Alfrad
HHo.hlk Ernest koeuir and Carl j
c"iemAn- whose uoEfonice address a.
aSt,epns! COLORADO. have made hpnii-
canon No. Hista 80 lease the fofin,ri55s-
descyihed school lands sttnafs i1 pr,
nlp,t toumtr. Colorado. tn-wft. Min
.rhi lots Nos 10. ~ and ~ IN section
~. township ~ 5. Range n W FOR fhe
nuiL.s. or proFractiug and min.nr
meialliferous ores
Notice g. further hereby rrfven st-,
~ other persons d~sfrfne 20 ale n,
appuchiion - iens- ait Or any part ~
thif tract ~ land for thia purpose must
NJ enns TO- This uNscN prior 60 Nf~ff
y. 1870 .ns no other application, 20
lease fhe above deacriheh land. will
be considered after said date.
r y VIVIAN
Register State board land cemmls-
FIRST Pub. March - 1890
Last Pub. Aprit ~. 1870
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Notice iH hereby niven to whom n
mhk concern that the following dc
htflned eairAy animal was tnige, ~,
nnAt canon CITY. Fremont county. coil
etaGe On or about April o. 1890, o-,git,
pnf rcd stag about ~ months old ttnl
branded, car marked With crop IN I'M
crpn from fiEhi ear,
said animal boing unknown tAtbtI
board, unless ciaimad By owner on M
before Aprll 40, 1920. said cEtrny wild
bs sold by thiF board Tor the benefit =,
STATt EpAIp OF STOCK INsyfccl
TioN coMMfsSfoNEEs
First pub. Aprii \. 1890.
Last Pub April 10. 1920
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MRS. HissARD CHANGES
LOCATION.

Mrs. Mary Hibbard. who has spent
the winter at the Canon Hotel. has
moved TO 631 River street.
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Friday
BALL MINE AT
WALSENBURG SOLD

WAISENBURG SOLD
G. f. Peasants, who has been su-
perintendent of the Joe Ball mine"
at Walsenburg. has returned to his
home in this city Mr.. Ball has sold
the mine to the c. F. & |. Company,
and is retiring from active business.
Mr.. Peasants will enjoy a months
vacation with his family before max
ing any further plans.
JENNINGS DOWN
FROM WESTcLIFFE
Mr.. and Mrs w. H Jennings mo-
tored down from Westcliffe Thursday
to spend a few days in the city.
LIST is A BUSINESS
VISITOR FROM FT. COLLINS
George NJ. List of Fort Collins is a
business visitor in Canon City.
LEON WATSON HERE
FROM WETMoRE
Leon Watson of wetmore is a guest
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Watson.
is A GUEST AT
THE SHARMAN HOME
Mrs. Roger Means of Saguache is
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Sharman, on Floral
avenue.
BOOSTER" GLASS TO
HAVE A PICNIC
The Booster class of the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school will enjoy
picnic at Palace cave Friday evening.
The party. including the class of 20
boys and their guests. will number
about 40 girls and boys They will
be chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. d. C.
Province and Mr. land Mrs. Ellis p. 1
Woodford.
lNTER-cHURcH DELEGATES
VISIT THE CITY TODAY
+. A. Grieberg, Enos NJ Cox and
Walter Hopkins all of Denver. are in 1
the city to attend the conference of
the Inter-Church World Movement. I
which is being held in this city Mr. .
Hopkins addressed the North Canon
hiEh school this morning
MISS NEALE HERE
FROM PUEBLO FOR VISIT
Miss Helen Neale of Pueblo is
spending a few days in the city, and
is registered AT the Canon hotel.
CLERGYMAN STOPS
OVER HERE
Rty. John e. Ewart of Colorado
Springs, spent Thursday in the city.
returning from westcliffe. where he
conducted the funeral OF the late /
Judge Haskell.
osTGREN BACK
FROM NEW YORK
G. J. Ostgren has returned from
New York, and viii resume his duties
al the Empire Zinc Company
DEAN HAMILTON HERE
FROM SPOKANE, WASH.
Dean Hamilton Of Spokane, Wash. +.
is in the city in the interests of the
Inter-Church World Movement. and Is
registered at the strathmore
PARTY MOTOR
FROM DENVER
Maj. Robert Keene. Mrs Laughlin
and Mrs. Betty Sharp rnotored TO Dem
yer today. They will return this
evening.
M'kELLAR BOYS HERE
FROM WESTCLIFFE
p. II. and l. X McKellar OF West.
cliffe are business visitors in the city
LOSERS SELL THE
McLURE HOUSE LEASE
Oliver Loser has sold the Mcclure
house lease to c. L. and G. II Smith
OF North Fifteenth street Messrs
Children Cry