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Arizona republican., 1920-04-21
IowDEN EXPLAINS ISSUES

WASHINGTON, April 20. = Ameri- caniZation of the nations population and deportation of those aliens who re- fuse to be Americanized. continuation of The Hague international conferences rather than the entry into a league of nations. and application of the prin- ciples of modern business to goveril- mental affairs were advocated by Gov Lowden of Illinois, candidate for the republican nomination. in an address tonight before the National Press club
Arizona republican., 1920-04-21
DEMAND EQUAL RATES (RepubIican A. P. Leased Wfre1

ST. LOUIS. April 20.- Resolutions demanding tTat United States shipping board equalize rates on all imports and exports were adopted here tonight at the convention of the Mississippi Valley association.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-21
Smith Claims Second Place

ATLANTA, Ga, April 2O.-Figures compiled at Senator Smiths headquar- ters gave Palmer slight lead. but in- dicated the Georgia senator was hold ing a comfortable lead over Watson. former populist presidential candidate
 Early reports stated that Palmer car ried the leading counties of the state.
 With nine precincts out, Watson held a lead in Atlanta and Fulton county Of 209 votes over Palmer with Senator Smith third
Arizona republican., 1920-04-21
WOOL AUCTION LIVELY

LONDON, April 20.--At fhe wool auction sales today 10,300 bales were offered There was good competition. Prices were steady. Continental buy CTS were active bidders
Arizona republican., 1920-04-21
CARRAVzA APPOINTEE CONFIRMS REPORT IF
 MICHOiCh|V UPRISING
TRepubIican A. p. Leased Wirel

LAREDO, Texas, April 2O.-Con- firmation of the reported revolt of the Mexican state of Michoacan against the Carranza government was brought here today by General Ygnacio l.. Pes uueira, recently appointed governor or Sonora by President Carranza-
 PesSueira. who crossed the border here en route to Nogales, Ariz.. said Michoacan ..aiigned itself with the rebels" and that Governor RobelO of that state. with all the federal forces in his territory" had joined the move rnent. Train connection between Mex leo City and Guadalajara has been sGs- pended because of the revolt. he said
 General Pesqueira declined to discuss his plans further than 10 say he was going to Nogales.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-21
CENSUS REPORTS

WASHINGTON, April 20.- Coffey- vile, Kansas, 13,452. increase 765, or 6 per cent.
 Augusta, Ga. 52.54s. increase 11.5os, or eS per cent
Arizona republican., 1920-04-21
Huerta Successor Named

NOGALES, Sonora, April 20-Gen- eraI Ignacio Pesqueira of the Mexican supreme court at Mexico City has been appointed military governor of Sonora to succeed Governor Adolfo de Ia Huer- ta, according to report current here today.
 The appointment was to become ef- fective upon Carranza forces overcom- ing the present state government. which is in rebellion against his ad- ministration-
 Americans arriving here today from lower Sonora and Sinaloa confirmed reports the Carranza soldiers had burned railroad bridges ard worked other damage to the railroad and high ways in retreating before the advance of General Angel Flores.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-21
moTHER oF HuMoRIsT pfEs

MOOREHEAD, Aiinn.. April 20.-MrS. Eliza Loring Wye, mother Of Edgar known as 'sBilT' We, the famous humorist, died last night aged 93
Arizona republican., 1920-04-21
LESS THAN 1OO
 PRECINCTS HAD
 REPORTED vOTE
Final Result Will Propobaly
 Be Unknown for Days Early Reports Indicate Repudiation of Bryan In Favor of Sen. Hitchcock
TRepubIlcan A. p. Leased wIre1

OMAHA, April 20.-With S9 pre- cincts out of 1S49 heard from, Hiram Johnson is leading the republican can didates for presidential endorsement at today's primary. The vote follows;
 Johnson, 3.545; Wood, 2.293; Per shing, 1,444; Ross, 126.
 United States Senator Hitchcock is running far ahead of his only oppon- ent, Robert Ross of Lexington, who also was republican candidate. Poli- tical observers assert Hitchcock's vic tory is assured, even with only a small percentage of the vote heard from.
 The republican gubernatorial race is close. with McMullen leading Nc Kelvie by the following vote in s6 pre- cincts: McMullen, 1895. McKelvie, 1,592.
 William J. Bryan showed gains dur ing the counting of the last 30 pre- cincts and is not far behind the Hitch cock adherents, who are leading for delegate at large.
 Johnson Far Tn Lead
 GRAND ISLAND. Neb., April 2U= Partial returns from one township in Hall county give: For president, re- publican: Wood, l; Johnson, 50; Ross, A.
 Democrat: Ross. 2: Hitchcock, T.
 For governor, republican: MeKelvie, 4; McMullen. 8; Pollard, 5; Hall, 1: Mclaughlin, 27; Mathewson. 0.
 Democrat: Shumway. 1; Jackson, c; Clark, z; Taylor, 1; Morehead, 5.
 Bryan Running Last
 OMAHA, April 20.-Returns from the first p precincts, 12 in Douglas county, (Omaha) and 13 outside of Douglas county. out of 1.S49, show William J. Bryan running last among the eight candidates for delegate at large on the democratic ballot. These returns show the four Hitchcock dele gates leading with two of the Bryan delegates only 20 votes behind.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-21
REMOVAL OF HERO DEAD FROM FRANCE
 TO START SEPT. Is

WASHINGTON. April 20.--Re- moval of the American dead from within the fighting zone in France for. transportation to the United States will begin after Septen- her 15
Arizona republican., 1920-04-21
14 L. A. Strikers Jailed

LOS ANGELES, April 2O.-Fourteen of 29 men indicted by the federal grand Jury of alleged violation of the Lever act in connection with the "outlaw" switcf1mens strike in southern Cali fornia, were lodged in the Los Angeles county jail tonight, having failed to secure bail. Five others furnished s5,0O0 bail each and one was released on his own recognizance.
 Seven were arrested at San Ber- nardino and one at Colton.s
Arizona republican., 1920-04-21
Arrest Eight at Salt Lake

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, April 20.- Eight alleged leaders of the striking switchmen and yardmen in Salt Lake City were arrested here tonight on fed era1 warrants charging violation of the Lever act. They will lse arraigned Monday, April 26.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-21
MEET TODAY ID END STRIKE IN
 CHICAGO YARDS
Rebel Leader Grunau Pre- diets Speedy Settlement of Difficulties at Mass Session-Believe Crisis of
 Another WaIkout Is Past
IRepubIlcan A. p. Leased Wire

lRepubiican A. P. Leased Wlre1
 CHICAGO, April 20. - Action
 toward ending the unauthorized
 strike of switchmen in the Chicago
 terminal district was expected to
 be taken tomorrow at mass meet
 ing of members Of the Chicago
 Yardmen's association called to-
 day by a committee of strike lead
 CTS.
 Government and city officers and representatives of railroads were in- Vlted to attend. The move was said to have the support of federal officers.
 John Grunau, president of the yard mems association, who is in jail at Joliet, H., today predicted the speedy settlement of the strike at the mass meeting. He said he expected to ob- tain release on bond in time to attend the gathering.
 Seven Strike Leaders Surrender
 Seven more strike leaders, for whom warrants were issued today, surren- dered at the federal building and were held in S10,000 bond. The railroads an- nounced 42 more crews went to work in the yards today, bringing the total to 56S as compared to a normal oper- ation of 765. The charters of five more local lodges of the Brotherhood Train men in the Chicago area and eight in the St. Louis area have been revoked. A. F. Whitney, vice president of the brotherhood, announced
 Prospects of another railroad crisis in Chicago vanished with the decision of representatives of 30,O00 freight aaJ.dlers, clerks and station employees to remain at work and await action by the federal wage board on increases asked.
 Deny Strikers Applications
 WASHINGTON, April 20.-Applica- lions of unauthorized strikers for hearings on their demands for a living wage were denied today by the rail- road labor board after Chairman Bar .on had ruled that anyone might file complaint but that it was for the board to determine whether the dispute was one which the law empowered it to adjust
 Representatives of the strikers de- clared they would be on hand when the board resumes it's hearing of the gen. eraI wage controversy tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-21

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-14
Malin High School
Dance Proves Big
Success; Nets 500

MALIN. Dec. ii.---More than 100
couples helped make the Union high
school dance, which was held at the
town hall here Saturday evening. a
complete success, The program con-
sisted OF four songs by the school
one song was sung between the third
and fourth dances, two we've sung
during the sixth dance. one being
Let the Rest Of the World Go ny"
and the other The Tumble Down
Shack in Athlone." The last selec-
tion which was sung during the
eighth dance was Beautiful Ohio.
The high school reports that about
t100 were left after all expenses aud
incidentals were paid The supper
yielded about sIS. the orangeade
about SIS, and the rest came from
the sale OF tickets at the door and at
different places in Klamath Falls and
Malin.
The proceeds of the dance will be
used In buying athletic equipment.
specializing In basket bail para
phernalia. The high school will soon
begin action along the line OF bas-
ket ball.
Among the visitors attending the
dance we're Miss Twyia Head. county
school superintendent, DIR. Fred
westerfieid. and J. A. Goldsmith OF
klamath Falls. All the visitors re-
ported an enjoyable evening.
Lunch was served at midnight at
the hall by a committee appointed
for the purpose. So strong was the
demand for the low priced lunch that
the supply was exhausted when only
three fourths OF the people were serv-
ed. orangeade served throughout the
evening was made by A. Kalina, To-
cal merchant.
The decorations were put up by the
school after having been planned by
the decoration committee. Pink and
green formed the color combination
chosen by the school for the high
school colors. and featured in the
The committees consisted OF the
following students: Russell Gran
dali. Myra Turnbaii. and Isla Smith
decorations: Charles Dobry and FL
sie Havlina, music: Maurits Jalo and
Anne spoiek. arrangement and re-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-14

FOR SALE---Ladie's shocs o.;
mems shoes 81: Ladies' coats 50
and up: mems oycrcoats s. and ap:
wool caps all kinds cheap: ice skates
81 and up; 32 auto rimsrifie q
bargain; Xmas presents and all kinds
of jcwclry. Snap price. Good A Co.
zoos Main 81. Opposite p, q, 1i-l5'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-14
NEW TODAY

wANTED-Girl or woman to help
with housework In small family.
Easy work and good home. Apply
box 1928, Herald office. i4-i7
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-14

table, 2 rugs, large oak rocker.
oak dining chairs, steel range. and q
lot OF window shades. curtains. rods
etc. VIII be sold at real bargain
prices. ii7s Crescent Ave. i+-iG
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-14

LoST-Between Michigan avenue
and the postoffice a matri1. lit
ltis finger ring. Finder please return
ITO Mrs, w. H. weeden, 4os Michi-
gan avenue. 1916
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-14

FOR RENT-Furnished cabin for
bachelor. 2il5 9Th. Mills addition.
l5-l6'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-14

FOR SALE-Enamel bed. coil
springs and mattresses. breakfast
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-14
Weather ProbobiIifies

The Cyclo-stormagraph at Tn.
derwood's Pharmacy. continued to
register a rising atmospheric
pressure until about noon today.
and as predicted In last pight's
Herald. a north wind has brought
clearing weather.
At p. m. the barometer had
been falling for about two hours.
which may mean the approach OF
another disturbance. y
Forecast for next 20 hours:
Fair weather: probably cool.
with variable winds.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-14

WANTED TO TRADE Ford roadster
body In good condition for touring
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-14

body In same condition. Boz l. Her
aid office. itlI6s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-14

after school. References. Phone
t50-J. 1915.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-14

freshment; Maurits Jaio. advertis
ing.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-14

HIGH SCHOOL BOY wants WORK
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29
AN~ N~N~~N>x~NNA~A
Local and Otherwise {
\

Mrs \ Il Hunt va. IN Nashville
10 hear P0nstle.
Mr. and Mrs, Claude Hooper are
visiting relatives Ia Chicago.
Lo 70 Oakmont Friday ey.nin Z
At ) q clock and help the school
N,"t;sfhstmau sns,fi y sr~ yssgs
IN Ste Louis this week ou business.
Mrs. Louisa Holt. VI Grteushurg,
Pa, visited friends here this week.
Your "a cents will no, d. much
but put IN with the other fellows
quarters aud i, wall 10 wonders 70,
your child. school.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29

Born. 20 Judge and Mrs Joe h
Weens. sundsy October q. nine
pound boy
| Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Brown oil
| Nashville. spent the weekend here
with relatives and friends
Mrs. WI. Choa,e spen, a lev
fave this weed with relatives In
Nashville
Oskmont School is Dieksons big
gsst asse. Come Friday evening
and help.
Mrs. Cisud TAlley and children
II Nashville, ara visiting Mrs l. l.
Morou.
Mrs. Ida loneean spent the
weekend in Wavery the guest OF
Mrs. Il. h. Pace.
Mrs Clayton Smith b. returned
from Louisvills. after visit wi,h
Mr.. and Mrs, W. A. Meadow.
There viii be plenty u Tree bot
coffee Tor everybody al uskmnp'
Friday night, come ,'v cap
The children Of the Oskmon,
extend to you specisl Invitation
TO come ani h I've good tim"
With them Friday evening
Rsy George Mack, u Na.hytlla
will preach 4, -. Paul SUNDAY
Nov. :. Ne will also sdmin'ster
the sacrament 90 that day
Terrell iunn and family have
moved here snd are nov loestsi 10
th@r residence recently purchased
on Chestnut street. near the pcssf
plaat
Dr. II { Guarip. who hsa been
IN New York City the pact az
weeks ,skinr = .ptcsl course. has
returned ard taken up bis practice
here.
Mrs. " A Glenn ~, ia In Nash
VILE having undergone Az upera,ion
ior appendicitis q, 81. Thomas
hospital Monday A, act account
sile was getting along nicely
}. Y McCaul, Who has been con.
hnad 10 re home on Centre avenue
/ ~ s,vs.s' seeks. suffering an al,
tick tI paralysis al the brain, i.
aill In a very serious cpr3ticn
n, G. AZ wilI no, ~ IN nekst d
next 7 uesdAy 90 sccoun, D! the
elec,,n \. Bot will be. here the
tcllouE v Te~sdsv ard On Tuesday
II each week there after. ~ asusl.
10 I'll n regular weekly appoint.
nen, AZ ne ST James Ho,tl
wher. w. ,msy consult aim sbou,
rouf eye rsbie aud ala*ses
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29
--s-s~ss- 4s~~~s
"noW WELL Y0u
kRE L0ONne!'
whoa Your Blooai Is eirh and Rcd
People Notice foar GOo4 Health
,ptpT0-hANlAN BUILDS HEAL tn
psk FACE. Gull Eyes. Droophss
SAealderS Result From
Cbsged Blood.
ptpTonasGAs BUILDS HEALTH

II yoa blood 10 In bad shape II
show. w la your locks and .rsltns
When your blood Is neh With red
e0rpuscles yonr cols ls better
your lips are red. sy-p wide open
and bright; Jour good feeling shoss
10 your actions
Common sense sill Tell Won ths,
u wesk. thin blood mskss you loOk
iiisless. II iowerr your vitality II
your vitality il los Won nave liitlv
poser 10 rrsis, disssse germs Men
~omen and children With rich. rvd
biooi ste able TO fight Oh the germs
which bring severe illu.ss,
When you ie,l run dosn .ud
weak. with no appetite and no sm
biuon. take pepto Msngsn for a
while. II 10 a great blood building
tonic. You should hogan to ieel
better ~ithin =. lev days
p.pto.a sussn il pul up in torh
lieuid and tablet iotm Take either
'khd ybu pess~. AseaGre.ibey -Ass va
the ZANE medicinal value But he
sure you get The genuine prp'o
Msnsan-'Gndr /. - The tull nsms,
/, Guide. Pepto-Maussn. should he
% the package Advertisement
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29

4 ---------~--s----------
Mrs n A Brstsrll. VI Grant,,
City, ilhneis, rp+nt iew dSsi
sith her .,sl.r, Mfs " A sues
sst ~s.k She VS. .urnu' 10 Wei
her father. DR.. J \ Robertson. al,
other felstives near Mck~ep
Congressman l.. 7 "sdge,i spoke
to lair sized audiences at Chariot,
N onday afternoon snd al lAcss,u
that night. he is lotceiul -p.akel
aud bis explanation II the Lesguc
u Nations vas greatly enjoyed by
all 800 beard him,
10 recent letter from fln!s T.
Rogers. who for ssyersl months has
oreu In beaver, Colorado, ior hI,
health has the following TO say,
which will be read with interest by
his many friends; viii leave for
Phoenix. Arizona, next seek TO re
side, Pot and Mrs. I.oggins will
70 ~i,h US TO live also Am about
well .nd hope 30 be able 10 &c. 10
work sgsin soon. The altitude in
Denver j. too high for ms heart. 40
am forced to leave -
la q recent letter received from
" NJ MetIIer, Who resides st
Colorado spriugs, Colo. he has The
following to say Was in kansas
last month to soc after my crop
wbich vac good, hut couli not sell
il on account Of no cars to haul Il
Doris hsd the bad luck OF falling
and brsking her arm. then la"
dass alter VI removed the rplln,s
she irli sgsin and broke II ~rrs~
than the first time Children sll
going 20 school and learning tssi
and growing We see the mountains
covered with snow IL to ~ inch
dAep Regsfds 10 all my trends.
Wednesday morning while v,
we're trying TO locate come news,
". noticed our good friend Homer
/ thigshy coming down The street
atspp,ug high aud with an exceed
,nsil sell importance look -.
noeh a. to ass. act out ~ my 49,
! am the whole cheese nes:iing
that perhsp. he hsd fell heir To
million .e approached thr
gentleman and ask him What hs1
happened that was making him :,
'rhe-ty" all IT y sudden. but ihe
only reply we could Get va.
pAps. Pspa, nov don't tbs, sound
niors ,pon further Investigation
we iound .ha, = 6ne nice pound air
bad arrived at bic home early We'd
nesday morning.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29

October 90. 1890
o Customers:
slarns advertisements Offering goods
below
sell reliable
todays market
prices vhteh
mend o favorable onsideration.
spsoalttss shi oh safe IN
these greatly reduced prices:
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29

The Dickson marble Nnsks wtil
furnish IN. people theif nsonumen''
ior their loved oa.s ~ per csni les.
shsn any company In the Son'h.
Ccme 10 zee " snt give w y'snf
order before slater csnes.
]. A. Thomas, Manager
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29

Mrs n A Brs,srlI. vi Granite
City, ilinnis, -pent iew day.
sith her sister, Mrs " A suss,
last week She vs. .utou' TO Si.i'
her father. Dr.. \ Robertson. and
other felstiveS near Mck~ep
The Glenwood post., 1920-10-16

Mrs. G. E. Cole entertained Miss Jen-
ME Pepper and Miss Genevieve
Dickson at a birthday dinner last Fri.
day evening at her home in honor Of
her daughter Maude's nineteenth
birthday.
Mrs. d. X. Terrence, Of Grand juno
tion and sister-in-law, Mrs. W. H. st,
Clair, of Portland, Oregon, are spend
ing few weeks in Glenwood visit.
ing Mrs. Torrence's sisters, Mrs. B. r.
Napier and Miss May st. Clair.
80
The Thimble club had very pleas.
ant and interesting meeting last satur.
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. E
j. Horan on Blake avenue. The club
meets today at the home Of Mn. o, L.
Mccartney.
Miss Violet Hammond of the local
POST office force left Monday on q
two weeks vacation, which she will
spend in Denver. She was accompan
led by her mother, Mrs. l.. E. Ham
mond.
Miss Lorraine Senior of Columbia, Mo.
who has been visiting at the home Of
her uncle, Jack Teeters, was taken te
the Glenwood sanitarium Thursday suf
ferng from dog bite on her left foo.
received several days previous.
Mrs. c. G. King, for many years q
resident of the Divide creek country
but whose home is now in Santa AOni.
ca, California, has the past week been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. o. switssr
of this city
Mrs. Ella Gorham, formerly Of Rifls
bnt who has spent several months in
Oregon, transacted business at tAS
court house Thursday. After . Hsw
weeks spent in Rifle ON business Mn
Gorham will return to Portland, ORE.
gon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dodge, who hsvs
spent the past three weeks viAtiAG
Mrs. Dodge's brother. Alfred Cowlss n
this city and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs..
W. g. Cowles, Of Carbondale, left Tues
day for their home in Denver. While
here Mr.. Dodge also won't deer hunting.
At the meeting Of the Red Cross s1-
ecutive committee at the City Han
Monday evening n. W. Smith was ep-
The Glenwood post., 1920-10-16
TO FAIRY CAVES

The following party "hiked" -
Fairy Caves Sunday afternoon and took
in the scenic beauties Of the cave: NJ.
and Mrs. G. A. Catiff and dsugAtsr,
Mildred, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Lamsr-
eaux and son Lorenzo, Louis Smith
and Andrew Dickson.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Peter Dow, who hsvs
been living in New Castle for several
months were in Glenwood the first -
the week visiting friends. Hf. a.A
Mrs. Dow are ON their way to Califer-
mia to spend the winter.
Mrs. R. J. Mcdonald, Of Leadvills.
was in Glenwood the first Of the vssk.
having come to attend the funeral sf
John Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Allen and two
sons arrived Sunday from their homo
at Berwind, Colorado, for . visit 1t the
home Of Mrs. Aliens mother, Nra
Josephine Heberling ON Lincoln ave-
nue..
The Glenwood post., 1920-10-16
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to take this means Of thank.
ing our friends and neighbors for thei.
KIND sympathy and helpfulness during
the sickness and death Of our beloved
wife, mother and grandmother, Mrs.
Hannah Jones. We are also thankful
for the beautiful floral offerings.
GRIFFITH JONES,
MR.. AND MRS. THOs. KING.
MRS. J. H. LdPE,
MR.. AND MRS. WALTER KING
MIR. AND MRS. MARK KING.
The Glenwood post., 1920-10-16

Gross koiI Cali and Mis- AAf9afs& II
Nulty was appointed chairman for ~
school chapter.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Sam Dougan have pur.
chased the lola rooming house on Grand
avsnne from Mrs. Dsverell aad took pos-
session yesterday. They expect 10
move about the first Of November and
make their home in these quarters
thereafter.
H. o. Switzer, as secretary Of the
Glenwood Chamber of Commerce. this
week deposited in Canon creek q. 900
young trout, and also placed 10000 in
-Four Mile creek, thus exhausting the
supply of the young trout propogated
at the Glenwood hatchery this year.
>H>
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. L. Meadows, who ~
Gently purchased the Everett block took
possession Thursday Of this week. Mr..
and Mrs.. E. B. Everett, who have form
erly had charge Of he block win visit
at the OLE Thorson home until altar
the first, when they will leave for Cali
fornia to spend the winter.
Rev. and Mrs. T. W. Stamp Sunday
enjoyed visit from Mr.. Stamps son,
Ernest Stamp, and his wife, who have
spent the past month in California and
Oregon and are now on their way to
their home in Chicago, where Mr..
Stamp is employed by Swift 4 Com
pany.
At the meeting Of the Parent-Teach-
ers association at the grade school
building Tuesday evening Mrs. ]. F,
Gregory was elected president Of the
association to fill the vacancy. About
thirty parents and teachers were pres
ent and a very good meeting Is re
ported.
Miss Eva Meeney, for many year.
manager OF the Mt. states Tol0phooe
and Telegraph company at Rifle and
tier chief operator in the Glenwood of'
flee came up from Rifle Wednesday ~
ening and made short visit In Gls1'
wood. Miss Meeney leaves the first oi
next week for the coast, where she VII
spend the winter.
Mrs. win Cramp and son, Irwin, Of
Rifle, spent Saturday and Sunday Wis
lifting in Glenwood at the L. l.. CramI
home on Bennett avenue.
Judge J. T. shumate left Tuesday
for Steamboat Springs, where he will
hold term of the district court.
The Glenwood post., 1920-10-16

Mrs. Elmer Chapman enjoyed q visit
with her aunt, Mrs. King of Santa
Monica, California from Saturday until
Monday of last week. She had been
visiting in the east and was returning
to her home at Santa Monica
c. C. Canady returned this week
from few weeks trip in the Sweet
water country.