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The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-03-26
ORDINANCE No. SO

Sunday Closing, Pool Halls.
An ordinance providing that
all pool rooms and billiard rooms
within the corporate limits of
the Town of Glenmora, Louisiana
shall be closed on Sundays and
providing a penalty for the VIC,
atioil of the same.
Section. /. Be it ordained by
the Town Council of the Town of
Glenmora, Louisiana, in session
legally convened, That all pool
rooms and billiard rooms within
the corporate limits of the Town
of Glenmora, Louisiana, shall be
and remain closed during the
entire day on all Sundays. and
whoever, as owner, proprietor,
agent or employee, shall refuse
Or neglect to close said pool and
billiard room herein provided,
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor,
aud upon conviction shall be
fined not less than Ten Dollars
nor more than One Hundred
Dollars and in dhfault of nav.
ment, to be imprisoned for per
iod ofnot less than one day nor
morethan thirty days or both at
the discretion of the Court.
Section 2 Belt further ordai>
ned etc, That it shall be unlaw-
full for any person to work in a
pool or billiard room while open
on Sundays, and whoever shall
violate the provisions of this sec
tion shall be guilty of INSIDE
meanor and subject to the same
punishment as provided in See
ton ! Of this ordinance.
Section 3. Re ii further or
dained, etc, That 4 pool room is
hereby defined to BE- any place
where any game, commonly and
galer rails known as pool, il con
led d billiard room ISL
Gned as beinR 4 place
game com !. i.
e1
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF
CALL OF MEETING

We, the undersigned mem,
bers of the Board of Aldermen
Of the Town of Glenmora, la. !,
hereby acknowledge that we
have received notice of the above
.alled special meeting and take
eognizance of the time, place and
purpose foY which said meet
ing is called.
W, G. Penny
j. G. Greenhaw
]. L. Bullock
+. p. Joseph.
Aldermen of the Town of Glen.
mora.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-03-26
F. P Joseph
w. G. Penny
To the Town Council Of the
Town of GIenmora.

To the Town Council Of the
Town of Glenmora.
A special meeting of the Town
Council of the Town of Gienmo-
ra is hereby called for March
II, 1920, at 7P. NJ, at the reg
meeting place to consider the
following business to.wit:
Cd To approve bills.
(2) Ordinance to provide for the
paving of sidewalks.
(3) Petition Of J. H.. Brown put.
ing up electric light poles in the
town Of Glenmora, for the pur.
pose of furnishing lights to the
public.
10 Resignation of ], 2. TGttle,
[5J An ordinance that all pool.
rooms and billiard rooms be
closed on Sundays in the town
of Glenmora.
(6) An ordinance that all NOV
ing picture shows be closed in
the Town of Glenmora on Sun
days,
A. 6. Pringle, Mayor
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-03-26

thirty days or both at the dis
erection of the Court.
Section. 8. Be it further or.
dained, etc, That oil ordinances
or parts Of ordinances in conflict
herewith are hereby repealed.
Introduced by " 6. Penny.
Yeas 2
Nays 1
Attest; j. G. Greenhaw, Clerk.
A. G. Pringle Mayor
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Baptist Church
Sunday School at 10 am.
O. r. Lilley, Supt.
Preaching each Sunday II a. m
and z pm.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday
at z pm.
Senior and Junior B. Y. P. U.
Sunday at 6 p. m.
P. W. Lotion, Pastor.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-03-26
Forgot What He Needed.

From the Republican, Mt. Gil.
lad, Ohio;
Ihe editor had an interestine
experience some time ago, when
a young gentleman came to this.
ONCE and asked for 8 copy Of the.
MORROW County Republican. He
scrutiniSed it carefully when >.
copy was handed to him. and
said; !" Now | know" What is i
you are looking for?" we ino,,;r.
ed. my wife sent me after =
bottle OF Chamberlaias Cough
Remedy, and | forgot the name
went to: several. stores and
sne clerks named over ever ,
hing in the line on the shelf az
cePt 'chamb erlail's.s TN trv
agaln, and I'll never 90 homo
without Ch,mberlain's Courb
Remedy. The Repu blican wopIa
suggest to the proprietors Of
stores, that they post their clerks
ana a. never let them substitute.
Customers lose faith in stores
where substituting i rArn.;..s
= say nothing ofthe injustice Ia.
matters Of good goods and the
disappointment Of customers.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-03-26

II ssss.'els palIy Thsue
/ ssssstnss mind O. beee cupesna.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-03-26
ORDINANCE NO. 70

Sunday Closing, Picture Shaw.
An ordinance providing that
all moving picture shows within
the corporate limits of the Town
of Glenmara, Louisiana shall be
EcIosed' on Sunday and providing
a penalty for the violation of the
same.
Section. 1. Be 1t ordained by
the Town Council Of the Town of
Glenmora, Louisiana in Iegalse.
ssion convened. That it shall be
unlawful for any person, firm or
corporation TO open OF TO operate
on Sunday, within the corporate
limits Of the Town Of Glenmora,
Louisiana. what is knoWn as a
npving picture SHOW.
Section. 2. Be It further erdai-
ned etc, That WhoeveE, as own
Is proprietoE5 gent 81 smployee.
open or operate 81 woals II
such moving picture slow Oh
islen
n bali ba sIos
81 Hs.FN. = ~
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-03-26

Methodist
Preaching each Sunday at
II a. m. and 200 p. m.
Sundayscheol 10 a. m
Prayer meeting Thurs. Up. m.
W. ". Perry, Pastor
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-03-26

Cleaned
PRESSED AND DELIVERED
CHARLES SEGARS
back OF Sayoy'S Barber Shop.
Try This For Sour stomech.

Eat slowly, masticate your
God thoroughly. Eat but little
meat and none at all for supper.
If you are still troubled with
sour stomach take one of Cham,
eerlain S Tablets before going to
bed.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-03-26

Section 4. Be it further or
dained, etc, That each Sundav
during which such pool room or
billiard room shall remain open
shall constituteaseparateosense
Section 5. BE. it further or.
dained. etc, That all ordinanc.
es or parts of ordinances IN con.
flict herewith are hereby repeal.
ed.
introduced by w. G. Penny.
Yeas Z.
Nays 1.
This Ordinance to ba effective
thirty 800 days after passage
Attest:
J. g. Greenhau, A.G. pringle..
oaerk Mayer
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any, or other companies. which
the said Ward Lumber Compan Y
may make contracts with, and
providing conditions under which
said railway shall be constructed
maintained and operated, and
the term for which such permits
sion is granted.
A. G. Pringle,
Mayor of Glenmora, Louisiana.
We, the undersigned members
of the Board of Aldermen of the
Town of Glehmora, Louisiana
hereby acknowledge that we
have received notice of the above
called special meeting, and take
cognizance of the time, place and
purpose for which said meeting
is called.
F. P. Joseph
w. G.. Penny
JIG. Greenhaw
Aldermen Of the Town of Glen
mora.
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For a Had Cold

.alse u'amberlaln Cough
]. Aspedy ithas stood the test Of
s9d CAP bO depended upon,
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1920-03-26

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ONE ROOM AxD BATH. PRIVATE APAkT.
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Z OR ROOM FURNIsHEU APA11M161
fer months ~ Family - eeasss; vss,1 tahe
e1eeile.e cafe It apartment eos pagH dsserSus
'f '''v''s city. rssas os'. 1csi-w. svs,sP.
UNFURNJsAnD. Z nOO1ls, KyfCHHNUTTR
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On ROOM. KITCHEEfrB AND HATH
WIN buy i...uashte anea.t Of fsr.ssurs- AZ.
6ress Bsx I97-n. star cenr~. lee
8 Or RooAA KfTtHBN. bath. rURSIsH-
60. e: ..;; give q, full sstAi's and r'e'' I'll
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coin sss9. ~ 10
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resma. bath anl kitcbepstse: vsiktn9 distasss
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lin 737eJ. after p.m-
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afahed or nnfuraishsd: bsfh: kitchenstte; NV
section prssss.sd. Addssss Beg IS1-B. star
GY THKEE xDELfS. TURNI6NED APAaT-
ment ro0tns for housekeep11G; bedrou0s:
reasonable. Ad6reSs Bog 11D-B, Star once. l0s
10 KENT NJ JAN i. 1PAK7NENT. 5 10
Toeos: AoueekeepfAg; no children: blocks from
Whiee 6suae: referepces. Tslephoae Franktin
704oe q address Bag l21-D. star once. 20s
ON HOON AND bath NON N-H0USEKEEP-
f1G AlaftAeat nAnhAsd. pAae car line: prefer
anv oo1A eSwa: not over $50 month. Address
40x 11e6, Star once. l9s
. b0RNfHHN6 K0ONS, KITCHEN ETTk,
Ash, gas and esertreity; not over SIS per
moaA. Address Boz o. B, star once. lSs
ny DEC. IA 4-kOOa AND BATH HEAIED
apast1eot. unfusnished; electricity: married
couple: no ehildren; maximum reat, $lS. Ad-
dress Bex FOB. Star ofnc-.
AN CN1CRNIsHED APARTNNNT, THKEE
rsoms. kftc0enstts asd hath. between 12th and
18Th sts-, aDd l. n.W.: adults; permanent.
AddseSs Box 33o-A. Star ONCE.
OSn ROOM. K1fOHNNNrTN AND BATH.
furnished g unfnrnfshed: ressmabie. Address
nox 54rb. Star once. las
fuRNIsHKD APARTNENT. HOUSE Or
roons fer lh.k. in vicinity 18th and G. Write
OF can A4o T. II. c. A.. after 1:30 1Ss
ONE ROOM. kI1JHBNETTH AND BHT6 N
apart1eae house not more than $35 Address
bog 12B. Star once. Iss
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FOR kENT-ROOMS.


Fv,NNfSl1eaU' IeOORas-CWpsinue0.
1857 EUCLID Gr. NV desirable rooms.
near bath: ami: IN well appointed hou,e: 2
car lines. 18th and Mt. Pleasant sta; Prot
exfants t1sl 31k5 1ss
2lOO Mass. Ave. NV.
Crrner room: AMI; semi-private hath; or 3!
also 1 single rpom: best table kept. lee
la4s leth N.W.-Iarse room. Ind hoer front;
s25 month ls.
$40 9Th ST: sH:-S completely furnished rooms
for i;h.k: " Gl.i.areA, .eassnabie, heat, Sas
HANDSOMELY fursiahed ruosn. exclusive 10th
st, telepheAe, BATH electricity: NeFtA 4o9d
H.
est + Aft3 Cd & N.W.-steam heat. single, en-
saItei i.h.t teaaeedi transients. Rls
I'D N.W.As Large, ssuiA-i.ent rooms. f1s
ih.k. Re'
TIE AIHEMAHLE, Apt. z6d, 9th and T
pts. )-Aleely, furnisi>L large room twin
beds; seesAd Deer fsesti suitable fof tive
GeutlehseH. e.
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FOR RENT-H0UsEs.

COLUMBIA HEiGHTNNTcETY FTKNYSHED
oe1ck house, containing roSms and hath: hot
water heat, etc Immediate possession. Rent.
80 PR month.
A. b. oAAPBELI4 1910 II nv. Main 4ls7
D0RsETT AVE-. SOMERSET. Nd: SEVEN
roms end hath: steam hest: electricity. gas:
WARD 2. 6OHWARTZ. INC. i34 18th nv
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FOR RENT-WAREHOUsEs.

8780 GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-WAREHoUsE OF
storage purposes; rent, $50 per month.
GEO. W. LINKINS, Exclusive Agent
Main sn0S-C0, l7l9 st.
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ApApTMINrs TO LET.

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ApAprnINrs TO LET,
fEMNISABD.
s5I q ET. N.w-FURTf5HkD AFT. o.
large rooms. Aitchen and tile haiti all soe0s
ovprlsehine the csrner ef u and sts: ~.
Apply at effire II same bldg. to - A..
Kitchen. bath. Use If aittins reaa; sisetric
tS6 mantI,. husi ie.A 81. Nv. q
NICELY FCKNIsIIKD AFT, BEOSI TLzlOR
f,s Il r,.'s . s. t,:s sa e.,
nisSed prles. 1nS, ,sis fssiv..d Ss.s-.
81 IIfh ST. NV R0UXI, BXTH. O0zY
and comfortably fsrnishsd. central. Call q: S:o
l,ssr aEslDaST1Ai. sE,T7oS; iiiog- -cI.4ss
fssn shed frpnt sPsrtsseus. q roons. . taths
perch. 1nl anwi esHts.t. =. 2sa. -
ie2a CALIFORNIA Br.-4 nouMe AND RAT1i.
niee fnahoennf furniture. eiscsFaV Ushts, phone
ete.. included. e00 fsr mo- 70.
WARDsiAN lAitn HVrnl-YouSu LADY
Address Nos es-A. star ofnss. 10
U5s FAIHQ5ST ET: N.w-THEEK I1NGE
trieity. Aet water. rhss> Col. 1uo1.
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bath. furnished. S7o.
I5II NITTUy N.W.-A UOXYOETXEfzE
ences rxchauxrd: Rrptlcm~u: So 10
fW1 BEXuTIFUt. 10JNE, Nicely FUR
Hiaised completely for Ink: water, bath; pri.
vatp family. LacoIa ss1.
fHNlsH ROOMS, KFfTHENMTE AND BATH.
consa,is tsly furuisAsd for housekeeping: Win
accommodate 4: adults only. lilo 9th st. NV.
DHNNARfE DOWNTOWN HOCSHKENPlNG
apartment at iii lAth st. n.w.- iarss rooms
aud hath; h.-w.A.; electric ughta; we'll fur
n!ehsd. Rent. SiO0 per m0nth.
AN EXUELI.gNT HoCHDKNDpIN6 APART
MINT at i7S1 10th ss n.w.-2 rouas aDd bath,
nlrely furuislsd. including gas and electricity.
0Nh FURNISHED ROOM. Including Gas and
electricity. located at 1xeo 18th s.. NV. Only
WIfIIAM z. FOWLER q CO.,
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TABLE DOAln

1s4s H1RvIKD Sf. 1CoSaSisT nsn]-Ssk-
stantiai meals for particular pespee. Hssn. 1:S0
to an: $50 b pm. deel~
210O XAES. AVE- NW!1nhle SoafS: ~
rolls every m0en4aG; oUuthexa eso1inI. fts
H25 18Th ST N.W-1Ecriye1F f1SSe; 61sf b
mnrket seryed: eeed eexyiee. =. STA Y
GOOD hsss-eeoksa nepao; hst beesA tvice day.
173s p II. NV. 1rank. 1fe3 1Ss
1871 4 ST-E1cei5eaS fa65e 6sas1: Deals ven
balanced. vsn eeshed - s&FsetivsU sfsss'
tnodefately DrieeA- n. 80.
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FORDS-FORDS-FORDS.
Immediate Delivery on All =.
Open and Closed Models.
Terms-Part Cash, Balance,
II Equal Payments.
When you buy q new car you pay for O cer-
tAin amount Of service. You get iOOzs Of this
sefviee when the car is purchased from
. STEUART'S GARAGE,
Authorized Ford Dealer,
l41.lsl 18th st. ne. unc. aaoo-
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izE 61I1 NV. (eosssf USh)-11Ut 6eoe q ?
family ayaft1s1t; yesaae s.4 -: seyty Hse.
Grated. kest. e6R.ee. ess T1eeco1f. is<s
n. 7. ave. IL
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underwent

more, and recently underwent an
operation in Canon City. Later he
recovered sufficiently to go to Ration,
N. NJ, but shortly after arriving there
was forced to go to the hospital where
he remained nine weeks, until his
death. His parents were at his Se
side during that time.
Phil was educated in Canon City
an dhad a host of friends here who
mourn his death. He entered the
mining game of late years and was OF;
the upward road to success when Il
disease Of the tropics overlook him
and through its complications finally
caused his death.
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Soldier Educational
Fund Available

Money appropriated under the Colo.
rado educational loan bin, which be-
came a state law in 1919, is now avail
able for the use Of ex-service men, &C.
ocrding to statement made at the
Red Cross headquarters here day or
two ago.
Ex-service men can borrow from
this fund up to 5000 at a nominal IN.
terest charge, provided the money so
obtained is used for educational pur.
poses at some institution of learning
in the state of Colorado. All ex-serv-
ice men who desire to take advantage
of this loan may obtain further infor.
nation concerning it by applying at
the Red Cross home service division.
Wedding announcements, visiting
cards, fine engraved stationery, letter
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Sixteen Mexicans
We're DepOrted

Sixteen Mexican inmates of the re
formatory at Buena Vista, all of them
citizens of Mexico. were taken from
the institution early last Monday
morning. placed on Rio Garnde train
and taken to California for deporta
ton to their native land. Warden
Capp. John Lynch and Tyler Wright
accompanied the prisoners. At Og-
den they were met by government Of
hcials who. in company with Warden
Capp continued the journey to the
coast. Messrs. Lynch and Wright re
turned to Buena Vista-Chaffee
County Democrat.
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Philip Collins Dies
in New Mexico

Philip Collins. son of Mr.. and MSs
E. M. Collins, and popular Canon City
boy. died Tuesday. July 20. of an af.
Fiction contracted in South America
at Ration, n. NJ His remains were
cremated and the ashes inferred in
Fairmount cemetery. Denver. beside
his grandmother and grandfather.
Rev. Dom Frank Fem Of this city
oniciated at the funeral services in
Denver.
Mr.. Collins had been a sufferer from
abscess of the liver for a year or
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Inspection of the
Royal Gorge Road

Alderman c. E. Reeves, chairman
of the committee on parks and drives
of the city council, and County Com
missioner G. V. Hodgin, on Thursday
made an inspection of the highway
from Three Mile spring to the top OF
the Royal Gorge with view of taking
some joint action for its improve
ment. They were taken over the
route by Mayor A. C. Biggs in his car,
who had as special guests on the trip
Mrs. Biggs, Mrs. d. l.. Robson and
the writer.
This stretch of roadway, something
like nine miles in length, is owned
Jointly by the county and city, the lat
ter's part in it covering the distance
through the municipal park, which is
a little more than three miles. The
county has done some work on its
section of the road this summer, but
the city has done nothing for its divi-
sion beyond keeping it in travelable
condition.
1t should not be inferred from this
bad shape, as such is not the case by
any means, although it is not as
smooth and well surfaced as it's
friends would like to have it. Any
competent, careful driver will have no
difficulty in getting his car to the top
of the Royal Gorge SO far as the road
is concerned.
Just what steps will be taken by
the city and county authorities to i'm
prove the road has not yet been de
cided upon, but as the demands are
not great, it is probable that the re-
quired work can be done with a
grader.
The Priest canon stretch, which is
the steepest on the entire line, is a
little troublesome for automobiles of
the lighter power to negotiate, and a
good many of them have more or less
difficulty there, especially If heavily
loaded. The grade there is the bane
of Ford cars, and a lot of them get
stuck in trying to get overit. The
passengers in such machines have de-
veloped the habit of getting out OF
their cars in going up the canon and
blocking the rear wheels with stones
along the highway for the purpose OF
1cStiuS lie euSlue untll pushing
brigade can be organized to get the
remainder of the way up the hill. The
worst of it is these rocks and stones
are left in the road after the car has
moved on and become a menace 70
cars that follow. These rocks are
particularly dangerous to machines
coming down from the top of the
Gorge, and at any time may result in
mishap of some kind. No less than
a dozen of these stones were counted
on the roadway in Priest canon.
Both Mr.. Reeves and Mr.. Hodgin,
as well as Mayor Biggs. expressed the
opinion that people who use stones to
block their cars on the Royal Gorge
road should at least be courteous
enough to throw them out Of the way
when through with them. They owe
that service to other motorists as a
matter of good will and neighborli-
ness.
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GARY (IND.) PEOPLE
VISITING HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kettle and two
sons of Gary. Ind. arrived here from
Fruita, Colo, this morning. ana are
the guests Of the formers parents.
Mr.. adm Mrs James Kettle, AT Rudd
avenue. Mr.. Kettle holds an impor-
tant position in the offices of the engi-
nering department of the American
Bridge Company at Gary, and is MAX
ing his first visit here in several
years. Mrs. Kettle and children
stopped on in Canon City for short
visit month or so ago while ontheir
way from Gary to Fruita, and were
Joined there week ago by Mr.. Kettle.
They will remain here until next Sat
urday before leaving on their return
to Chicago.
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The canon City Record, Thursday, July %. 1910
WILL VISIT IN
CANON CITY


Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bettle and chill
dren, who have been the guests OF
Mrs. Kettles parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Bunce at Fruita, for several weeks,
will leave this evening for Canon City
for short visit. They viii then 60
to their home in Gary, Ind.-Grand
Junction Sentinel.
RICHARDS GUEST
LEAVE FOR PUEBLO
L. S. Hartman of Cripple Creek,
who has ben visiting his nephew, ]. s.
Richards, left Friday for Pueblo.
WILL VISIT IN
CANON CITY
Mrs. Martha Burgelin of Boone,
Colo, arrived Friday to visit Miss
Maurine Hubbard.
CANON CITY WILL
PLAY BALL TOMORROW
There will be ii game of baseball in
Canon City tomorrow afternoon. and
the fans are all aching for the time to
come when the umpires call play. The
game will be between the fast Pueblo
Chietfain team and the local. Canon
City will have an excellent lineup The
game will be played on the DeWeese
pasture at the top of Ninth street.
and big crowd is expected to be in
attendance. The locals will enter the
contest to win and will give the Steel
City bows a run for il
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Mrs. Charles Odell of Minturn,
Colo, and sister, Mrs. H w. Moore
Of Ell Paso. Tex, are spending Satur-
day in the city the guests OF the Rev
and Mrs. c. ]. Armentrout.
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Saturday
GUESTS AT THE
ARMENTROUT HOME


ARMENTROUT HOME
Mrs. Charles Odell of Minturn,
Colo, and sister, Mrs H. w. Moore
Of Ell Paso. Tex, are spending Satur-
day in the city the guests OF the Rev
and Mrs. c. ]. Armentrout.
MRS. HARDiNG'S
GUESTS DEPART
Mrs. Sparrell Gale, her three chill
dren and nurse, will depart for their
home at Roanoke, Va, Sunday morn
ing. Mrs. T. NJ. Harding will accom-
pany them to Denver
OKLAHOMA GUESTS AT
THE COOPER HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Nobel, Mrs. May
Noble orr Okemiah Okla, and Mrs.
Terrence of Okamulgee, Okla, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Cooper
Thursday and Friday
JUST WHAT YOU HAVE
BEEN LOOKING FOR
A steel-construeted, double-action,
high-grade piano OF the best make;
just the instrument Off hall, lodge
or school room; come and make an
offer. s02 College 1venue. 164-tf
PUEBLO PEOPLE
VISIT QUARLES
DR.. and Mrs. J. II. Woodbridge Of
Pueblo will be guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. e. Quarles Sunday
MISS kAvANAUGH
ON VACATION
Miss Gertrude Kavanaugi, stenog-
rapher at the office of the electric
light company. left Thursday for a
two weeks vacation in the mountains.
FATHER is
VERY ILL
MISS Myrtle Gardiner has received
a telegram informing her of the seri.
GUS Illness of her father. j. C. Gardi.
nier at Baker, Ore. Miss Gardiner
is holding herself in readiness to go
to her fathers beside should II be
come necessary for her to do so.
MRS. SoMERvILLE
RETURNS HOME
Mrs. NJ. E. Somerville returned from
Crested Butte Friday where she has
spent the past three weeks.
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first couple was David Williams Of
this city and Miss Della Smith OF
Rockvaie. who had as official wit
nesses David Griffith Lewis and Miss
Mabel Claire Gardener, both of Canon
City. The latter couple were then
welded, and their marriage certificate
was in turn signed b. Nr. and Mrs
Williams.
These young people have many
friends in this city and elsewhere IN
the county who tender them congratu-
lations and wish them a pleasant voy-
age ON the sea of matrimony.
70 ,-o,, WOW, 90 col, .r,-.ht, ,-o,,
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MRS. oMERvILlE
RETURNS HOME

Mrs NJ. f. Somerville returned from
Crested Butte Friday where she has
spent the past three weeks.
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Celebrates Double
Wedding Today

A double wedding was solemnized
by the Rev. Guy E. Konkel of the
First Methodist Episcopal church At
the PARSONAGE. zoos Greenwood ave
nue. at IL o'clock this morning. The
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KANSAS CITY, KANs.-"I have
taken Doctor Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription many times with very good
results. | have taken it for woman's
weakness when / was all rundown,
weak and nervous and it soon had
me built up in health and strength.
have taken it at different times as
tonic and it has never failed to
Givc relief. | have also recon-
ilended it TO others who have been
benefited by its use.
'As have done lots of nursing
am In position to know that 'Fa-
vorite Prescription has saved the
llfe of many wonan."-M Mrs. A.
GEHRIGER. l402 Wood Avenue.
Good looks in woman do not
depend upon age, but upon health.
You never see good-looking
woman who is weak, rundown.
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton Is the best women's tonic
there is. 1t is 50 years old, and
Its age testifes to its goodness.