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Sloan News

Mrs. Collision and Mr.. and Mrs. Col
lie of Pueblo were guests at the Hill
ranch Sunday.
Mr.. Schreiber of Kansas City, Mo-,
was a business visitor at Sloan dur
ing the past week.
R. E. Prather passed here Satur-
day on his way to Montrose, driving
a new Buick car.
Fred Marshall is still in Texas
where he was called on account OF the
illness of his mother.
Miss Gulliford of Pueblo was a caller
at the postoffice Saturday evening.
while waiting for conveyance to
take her to the Rock Ridge ranch.
The Leach family was surprised by a
visit from old neighbors from Mis-
souri,. who are touring Colorado by
auto.
Part of the machinery for the new
saw mill has arrived and Mr.. Morton
and some of his associates are on the
ground.
The school board has started work
on the school house and will try 10
have it in good repair by the time
school opens. Miss Minnie Ander-
son of Pueblo is to be the teacher.
A letter received here Saturday from
Mrs S. NJ. Keith was dated at Salida
and said they were enjoying their trip
and so far had met with no bad luck
although progress was slow.
Miss Miles of Pueblo has been a
guest of the MCGUIRE family and Sat
urday she and Miss Josephine Nc
Guire left for Greenwood where they
expected to take a cottage Off two
weeks outing.
When the county commissioners
were out last week they authorized
the repairing of the bridge south of
the postoffice. People hardly know
how to drive over the bridge now.
without that hole to dodge. The
bridge was broken about year ago
by one of the trucks that was hauling
wheat
We thought we had seen bad hail
storms but the one that reached this
section Saturday afternoon, capped
the climax Corn and forage crops
were very promising before the storm
but it now remains to be seen what
they will amount to. There is no
doubt about the loss running into the
hundreds OF dollars to the people of
this place. Fortunately, for some.
il was only a streak. but your CORE
spondenr was one of the victims.
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Eight Mile Park

Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Johnson of South
Canon and mother. Mrs. Edith John
son, and daughter, Clara, of Denver,
Oxford, Neb., and Miss Hazel Nc
Bride of South Canon. picnicked at
Hershner's ranch Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cooley and little
daughter of Pocatello, Idaho, are Wis.
iting Thomas Cooley and other rela-
tives.
Mrs. A. w. Mikesell spent Friday
with Mrs. c. L. Threlkeld, mother and
sister, in South Canon.
Miss Catherine Sheridan of East
Canon is visiting her sister, Mrs. Will
liam Hall.
]. G. Hershner and w. johnson
were at Frank ,Hoover's Sunday eve
ming.
Harriet Clark visited Zilpha Hersh-
;.e Sunday.
Damon Clark returned Sunday
from Salida where he spent the past
month with his father, N. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs William Hall were
shopping in Canon City Tuesday after
noon.
A. w. Mikese,l and family and W.
X. Mccullough and little son. motored
to Cottonwood and picnicked at the
White ranch Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Hershner were
Sunday visitors on Twelve Mile Park.
G. Riccchuitti and Joe and Louis
were callers at the Mikesell ranch
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac ulrich and chill
dren are on their vacation. Mr. Ca
rothers of South Canon has taken Mr..
Ulrich's place at the intake.
Mrs. Hershners father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. N. Wood. and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. C. Speer OF Canon City. Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Tenney and three
children of st. Louis. Mo-, visited her
last Sunday.
Miss Albina Ricchuitti visited Her
vey Mikesell Thursday.
Van Wilson of Canon City was up
to the ranch looking after his crop
last week.
Mr.. George Clarkson was at the
Mikesell ranch last Friday.
Mrs. S. c. White is expected home
about August Is from her vacation.
spent in Denver. Kansas City and
various points in Indiana.
Mrs. Mikesell and Frank visited
Mrs. Hershner and zilpha Tuesday.
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Park Center

Rev. Arnold of the Baptist church
was on the Park Sunday morning to
take as many children as possible in
his car to Sunday school. He expects
to call each Sunday for them.
Robert Martin was a Sunday after
noon visitor at the Miller ranch.
Marjorie Burkhart returned Mon
day from a weeks visit at the Waters
ranch at Bare Hills.
Mrs. John Knapp, who has been
visiting the past two weeks at the c.
A. Norman home, departed Monday
for Cripple Creek.
George Hamilton, who is staying 1t
the Miller ranch on Wilson creek, Is
improving in health.
S. b. Hoffman. accompanied by his
little daughter Nell Rose and aunt,
Mrs. Fraser. of New York. and Mrs.
w. C. James of Orchard avenue, were
calling on old friends and neighbors
last Tuesday.
Burt Nicholson is entertaining his
brother, Wright Nicholson, and wife
and children OF Kansas.
Mrs. Wesley Harris and daughters,
Mary and Daisy, Of Bare Hills, and
Miss Edna Taylor of Florence. were
dinner guests at the Burt Nicholson
home Monday.
Aran Waters came down from Bare
Hills Friday with some cattle.
Miss Violet Lusink. who has been
staying in South Canon. is now at the
home of her mother. Mrs. r. w. King
Sam Hoffman. daughter. Nell Rose
and aunt, Mrs. Fraser, left Thursda,
in their car en- route to the Pacific
coast.
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Garden Park

Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Biddix and son
Andy and daughter Fay, were the
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Griffin on Griffin avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Albriza Higgins and
family are at their ranch on Cooper
mountain.
FLOYD Nelson had the misfortune to
run a nail in his foot Saturday, and
Monday it became so serious that the
doctors attention was necessary, for
blood poison had started, and now it
is doing nicely.
Mrs. E. C. Canterbury, accompanied
by her daughter. Mrs. Row Walton,
and son, Roy, of Loveland. returned to
Mrs. Canterburys home Sunday. Mrs
Walton will spend few days with her
parents.
Mrs. Lizzie Chess entertained the
club ladies Thursday. The time was
spent in making quilt blocks. Dainty
refreshments were served.
Miss Edith Chess spent few days
at Wilbur, Colo, and was the guest
of her friend, Miss Laura Bond.
Miss Anna Bell McBee returned to
her home Tuesday after viNting in
Canon City week.
Mrs. Goyette and son, Harry, were
the guests at the home of Mrs. s. M.
Nelson Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Chess spent Friday and
Saturday on Cooper mountain with
her daughter, MIs. Minnie Higgins.
Mrs. B. P. Cullifer returned home
~. ho
been visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
H. H. Olney. for the past two weeks.
Miss Bertha Biddix was the Sunday
guest of Miss Gladys Fisher.
Robert and Walter Nelson came off
Cooper mountain Sunday where they
have been looking after their cattle
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Coal Creek

Mrs. F. B. Stevenson is on the sick
list, but is improving.
John Murray and family moved to
Pyrolite last Sunday.
Mrs. Pete Fabrizio is spending a
month visiting relatives at Lincoln,
Neb.
Ed and Ray Cowperthwaite motored
to Denver on Sunday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Paul Fabrizio of Haileyvilie.
Okla, is here visiting her husbands
people.
L. O. Smith and family motored up
from Kebler, Colo. and spent Sunday
with Mrs. Smiths father, Ben Beach.
Joe Gilbert and wife spent Sunday
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Jones at
Canon City.
Tom Santarella has gone TO Boulder
to spend a few days looking after bust
ness.
George Dutton left for Denver after
spending a few days visiting his ia
ther and sister.
Miss Eunice Beach is entertaining
two Of her nieces, Miss Alice Smith of
Kebler, Colo. and Miss Mary Tyson
of Pueblo.
Some white mule" must have got
ten loose in the burg last Sunday,
Judging from the appearance of sew.
eral of the boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fennel. who
have been living in Pyrolite, passed
through here on Thursday. Mr.. Fen
mel secured work at Wolf Park and
fha., will Tive In CanOu Cffu
The many friends of j. T. Mclean,
living in the coal camps, are pleased
TO learn that the Republican county
assembly at Canon City last Thursday
unanimously designated him the nom
inee for state representative for FIRE.
mont county. Mr.. Mclean has been
engaged n the coal mining business
in this county, ad has been the means
OF giving considerable employment
and paying out quite large sum OF
money for the same during the last
20 years. He is the owner OF the
Bluf Springs coal mine. and is bust
ness man OF experience, ability and
energy. Every one who has ever
worked with him or for him, speaks OF
HIM in the highest terms forshis con
s.defaton and fairness at all times for
the rights Of others and his prompt
ness. financially and otherwise, in
everything he undertakes. His large
acquaintance throughout the state and
his capabilities for the position should
make him q very influential member
OF the legislature. We certainly think
the Republicans have made wise and
strong selection.
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Bassick Notes

Tony Likes is home from the Hard
scrabble.
Mrs. Charlie Hartbauer came up
from Canon City Saturday to visit Ru-
dolph and May Hartbauer on Ten
Mile Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Hay of Ilse are spend
ing few days at the Hermit lake.
William Rawleigh had the misfor
tune to fall out of the wagon and
break couple of ribs. He is getting
along as well as can be expected for
a man 20 years old.
Rev. A. Vanderlinde returned home
from Kansas on Wednesday.
Tony Likes called at Wetmore Fri
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoggatt were
in Canon City visiting Thursday. Also
Mrs. Hoggatt's sister of Oklahoma.
Rae Lenges is working at the Ter.
rible mine at Ilse.
w. s. Seymour and VI. S. Furst
while out seeing the new road at
Hardscrabble.
John Dabney and son, Winston. re
turned home Saturday night after
two weeks stay at Jeffries' road camp
at Hardscrabble.
Mrs. Mary Fuller spent a couple OF
days at Denver on business.
Claude Spalding and Frank Martin
are working the roads at Ten Mile
Park. l.. r. Webster is helping A.
Griffin on the road work in Fremont
county.
Mrs. L. r. Webster is staying with
with Miss Madge Reed until Mrs A
Griffin returns from Florence.
There is to be an entertainment.
cake sa'e and dance at Ilse school
house Saturday. August IA, for the
benefit Of the school library. All in.
vited to attend.
William Johnson made business
trip to Westcliffe Monday.
Miss Ethel Gibson went to Hard
scrabble.
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News of Fremont County
GATHERED CORRESPONDENTS

Mr. Bailey spent part OF last week
in Canon City.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Marsh and sister,
Mrs Hattie Tender, are visiting Miss
Mamie Voyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Denek and
daughters, Stella and Anna. spent
Sunday with Mrs. F. A. Beltz of How
ard.
Mr.. Webb shipped carload Of goats
to Kansas City the last of the week.
Mrs. ]. H. Horney and Mr.. and Mrs.
Schwab. who have been camping at
Hayden Creek, returned to Canon City
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs John Kutzleb of Salida
motored to Coaldale and spent Sun.
day visiting friends.
Mrs Charles Gilray and daughter.
Janet, have moved to Canon City for
the summer. Mr. Gilray spent Sun
day there with them.
Miss Paro and daughter. Frances of
Chicago were guests of Martha Phil
lips for a few days en- route to Sa-
Ida to visit relatives.
Mrs. W. H. Smith, who has been i'll
for couple of months at the Red
Cross hospital in Salida- is visiting
her mother, Mrs. ]. c. Gilray.
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Orchard Park

The Misses Audrey and Alma Wat
son and Mary Craft spent the after
noon Monday at the F. J. Doran home.
Almost every man on the Park is
haying this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Percey and
children have gone by the way of Den
yer en- route to Salt Lake City in their
car.
Mrs. r. f. Doran and children spent
Wednesday at the w. II. Hopper home
on Fifteenth street.
Miss Maude Mitchell. who is visit.
ing Mrs. Ed jerks Oh Orchard pa =.
Is seriously i'll with diphtheria thi,
week.
August Costendick and ...ss I.eohl
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wholesale produce business IN COM
pany with his brother, in Kansas.
Mrs. A. G. Galbraith returned re-
Gently from a three weeks visit with
her daughter. Mrs. Lulu Sinner. who
lives in Ness county. Kan. Mrs. Gal
braith left the family happy in the
possession of a brand-new baby boy.
She also reports the wheat harvest
to. be a big one in that section.
l. F. Davis, in company with his
son, Roscoe, and daughters, Helen and
Alta, motored to Denver Saturday.
The men folks returned Sunday but
the daughters will spend week in
the capital city as guests of their sis
ter. Mrs. James NJ Campbell.
Another boy baby has come to the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. "A r. Davis.
who are living on the Broughton place
on Twelfth street. Mr.. Davis is do
ing quite a wholesale produce bust
ness this season and expects to have
plenty of help from his growing fam
lily in the course OF time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy T. Gebhardt are
visiting their relatives on Lincoln
Park and in town for several days.
Mr.. Gebhardt is secretary of the Y.
NJ. c. A. of Mcpherson county. Kan.
and Mrs. Gebhardt has charge OF the
work OF the Y. W. c. A of the coun-
ty. They are out on their annual va
cation. and spent some days in Colo
rado Springs before motoring to this
city.
Miss Iva Bailey of Logan street Is
improving right along since undergo
ing an operation for appendicitis at
the Graves hospital. and expects to be
able to be at home again within
week.
Mrs. Bergman of Park avenue
makes daily visits to see her sister.
Mrs. Ward, who is seriously Ill at the
Holmes hospital.
NJ. d. Ahart and Mrs. r. c. Snyder
of Salina. Kan. are guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs W. p. Ahart
The Peters family OF Cripple Creek
are nicely settled on the place IN
Twelfth street recently purchased or
l.. Van Slyke. c. Foreman and fam.
lily, who have been located on the
Van Slyke place are moving and re-
modelling the house on their ranch.
corner OF Sherman and Twelfth, and
viii make Of IL a convenient and at
iractive home
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Larned OF Logan
street are enjoying a visit from the
letfer's sister Mrs. May De Freeze Of
Sidney. la. Mrs. De Freeze had been
visiting her son at ThermopoiIs. wyo..
and while there was taken on a trip
to the Yellowstone park. During her
stay on Lincoln Park she has been
enjoying immensely the Royal Gorge
and Skyline drives. and other scenic
attractions about Canon city. and says
that western people live more in one
day than they do in six farther east.
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Lincoln Park

Miss verna Edwards OF Center, Col
orado is staying with her grandmother
Mrs. Emil Tobler. at her home on
Park avenue for the purpose of study
ing music.
Roscoe Davis took business trip to
Denver by auto truck Tuesday after
noon.
The Bennett family on Park avenue
are enjoying visit this week from
several automobile parties from Stat.
ford, Kans.
Chas. r. Thompson OF Trinidad
stopped over day or two last week
for visit at the horne of his sister
Mrs. A. A. Gebhardt Mr. Thompson
was just back from a hunting and
fishing trip in Wyoming.
Mr. and Mrs n. IS. King motored 10
Denver Tuesday accompanied by their
daughter Mrs. Roy Winchell who has
been their guest for the past few days.
Mrs. j. Z. Freidinger drove IL
miles up the Mieanite mail route Mon
day with Repairs for their car as Mr..
Freidinger was delayed on the return
trip by a broken axle.
Mrs. Dick Mason left early in the
atives and look after matters of busi-
week for Topeka. Kansas to visit rel
atives.
A. G.. Galbraith with some of his
children took combined business
and pleasure trip by automobile to
Denver Tuesday returning later in the
week.
Mr. and Mrs Will Gebhardt were
guests from Sunday until Tuesday
with their relatives on Lincoln Park.
They were on their way to their home
at Alden, Kansas after spending n
month in Oregon. They took in Yel-
lowstone Park on their western trip
and stopped on at Romeo to look af
ter business interests while returning
Arthur Roth OF Denver was guest
for a day or two last week at the
Freidinger home on Sherman avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Roth also came in for few days visit
The brothers are travelling in the in.
terest OF two different firms.
MIR. and Mrs. John Deneger OF Dal-
las. Texas stopped over Wednesday
night with their old friends at the
GalbTaith home on 18th II. The par
ties were on their way TO California.
l. F. Davis is shipping produce froE:
his gardens to Cripple Creek these
days by rail pending the repairing Of
washouts along the automobile route.
George Demeree ordinarially does a
good trucking business between the
Davis ranch and Cripp Greek
Mrs. Nina Freidinser accompanie'i
Arthur Roth. who has been a guest
OF the family. to Denver for week
end visit Al the home of Mr. Roth's
parents.
Stephen Blair is spending few
days with his tami on Garfield
street Mr. BiaIr is enrarei N ~
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ROckvale News

MrS. Anna GOltlHd, dSSu % years ~
months and 90 days, died at her home
in the Fourth district last Friday. The
deceased has been ailing for many
years, and was born in Torren, Italy.
Her husband passed away few years
ago Those left to nour her death
are John, Pete. Mike, James and Lena.
The funeral occurred from the family
home Monday. Interment was al
Highland cemetery.
There were 70 in attendance at the
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
school August s. There were II more
than August 1.
Angelo Harris, Jr., 4-year-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo Harris, died Sun
day. August s, after lingering Ill
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Arthur, son vii
lard and Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Morgan
and family motored to Silve rClif
Sunday by way of Greenwood, re
turning back over the Oak Creek
grade. They encountered terrible
hail storm. Hail stood in heaps like
snow. All returned home the same
evening and report fine trip.
Miss Grace Payne was a Florence
visitor Monday.
Miss Antonette Vezzetti is at Min
neque hospital. recovered from an
operation for appendicitis
Philip Francisco was in Pueblo on
pleasure trip Monday.
Miss Edna Penny was in Pueblo
Sunday to see her sister, Wilma. who
was operated on for appendicitis.
Mrs Henry Clay Kienzle and son
Charles, returned to Denver Satur.
day.
Edward w. Jones and wife OF Pyro
lite were in Sunday visiting c. A.
Jones and family
JOSEPH Vezzetti of Brookside was in
town Monday to attend the funeral of
the late Mrs. Anna Gottina
Mrs. Mariana Zontine of Brookside
was over Monday to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. Anna Gottina
Night Marshal johnson OF Florence
was in town Monday
Mr.. Railsback Of the Santa Fe road
had two boys arrested for throwin9
rocks at Santa Fe brakeman Mon
lay.
L. o. Nodgren and wife motored -
Colorado Springs Monday
Mrs. Philip Tanner is very i'll.
Sheriff Newcomb was in town las
Monday
Charles and Rose veigher, who
have been visiting relatives returnaI
to their home in Berwind. accompa-
MED by Miss Mary veigher on Mon.
dav
Mrs. William of Canon CITY was in
town visiting relatives Tuesday.
A. p. Easton motored to Penrose
Tuesday.
Thomas Grassland Thomas Da-,:s
and Mike Simsock were in Canon Cit-
Wednesday seeing the Photographic.
Regular meeting of the town board
on Tuesday evening
Secretary Ternwadl of the Y. NJ. C..
A.. was in Florence on business.
Willard Arthur started to work az
Rockvale mine Wednesday.
Mrs. David Price and son Edwin
were in Florence Wednesday.
Jack Evans. wife and family were in
Colorado Springs Sunday.
Tom Easton is in Gunnison catch.
ing the speckled beauties.
Prayer meeting and Bible study at
the Methodist Episcopal church last
Wednesday evening.
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Jerue spent the evening with Miss
Fern Doran Monday OF this week.
Miss Florence Thomas spent the
afternoon visiting in Canon City last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Endicott and chill
dren spent Sunday with their daugh-
ter and sons On the Park. Harry En-
dicott has just returned home from
the navy.
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Arizona republican., 1920-09-14

manner altogether different to previous opening days of school.
 Plans for the school year together with programs as outlined by the fac ulty were explained in the assembly Following announcements. students went to their different class rooms, where text books were assigned and lessons given.
 The new registration system made possible the equitable assignment of students to their classes. Heretofore, registration. at least the bigger part of it, did not take place until the open ing day, with a result that confusion invariably resulted It frequently hap pened that these matters were not en- tirely straightened out for an entire school week, that much time being ab- solutely lost to both pupils and faculty.
 Under the new system, however. the students were equally divided among the rooms. There were no classes to- day with 40 or 90 students while other classes had only IS or 20.
 Students were not consulted this year in preparing the program, as has been the custom. Assignments were all made by the school registrar. bc-
Arizona republican., 1920-09-14
MOTOR CONVOY U REACH HERE
 SEPTEMBER q
Special Sommittee From Chamber of Commerce To Arrange Public Meeting At Which Col. Franklin And J. A. Rountree Will Speak

The United States army motor trans port convoy will reach Phoenix on it's way to Los Angeles Sept. 21. the chamber of commerce was advised yesterday by the Bankhtad national highway correspondent. The convoy is scheduled to enter Arizona near Ro- deo, N. M, today.
 A special committee of the chamber of commerce will arrange for a pub lie meeting to be addressed by Col John F. Franklin. Jr.. U. $. A, com manding, and J. A. Rountree. director general of the Bankhead highway. the day the convoy reaches Phoenix.
 The convoy was due in Phoenix orig lnally on Sept. 3. It lost two days week traversing Texas. In conse- quence. the committee will not make flnal plans for entertainment until the convoy is near enough to Phoenix to definitely determine the day and hour of arrival here.
 Gives New Schedule
 The public meeting feature comes as a request so that Colonel Franklin and MT. Rountree may explain to the peo- pie the objects of the trip.
 The correspondent sent the new schedule to the chamber of commerce. 1t follows:
 "Deming, Saturday and Sunday, Sept. Il and 12; Lordsburg, 12: Ro- deo, Sept. IA; Douglas, Sept. Is; Bis bee, Sept. Is; Benson, Sept. IT; Tue son, Sept. II and 19. Florence, Sept. 20; Phoenix, Sept. 21.'
 The schedule continuts: "Palo Verde. Sept. 22: Agua Caliente, Sept. 2S; Wal ton, Sept. 26 and 26; Yuma Sept. 27; west of Yuma, Sept 2S; Fl Centro Sept 29; San Diego. Oct. 2 and 3; Los Angeles. Oct. 5
 The correspondent reports the trip and purposes of the convoy as follows:
 Royalty Entertained
 The convoy ordered by the war de- partment to traverse the Banlhead na- tional highway, a distance of 3,690 miles, had travelled 2,640 miles to Fl Paso. After spending two days in Fl Paso, they left Saturday morning en route to Phoenix and Los Angeles, the destination of the convoy. They were royalty entertained in Fl Paso and de- lighted with the hospitality extended to them
 The purpose of the convoy is to go over the Bankhead highway and make a survey of the same from a military point of view and to make recom- mendations in regard to same to the war department"