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BAPTIST.

NORTH.
North Baptist Church, Lincoln, near
Delaware avenue, Rev. William L.
Pettlngill pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor.
Subject. 1890. "Is the New World Move
mcnt Of Godf" 73O, ''Whnt is the Matter
With Europe7' Sunday school and other
regular meeting. ut the usual hours.
SECOND.
Second Baptist Church. Ninth and
Franklin streets, Rev. Newton M Sim
monds tsupplyl OF Elizabeth. N. j.
Preaching tomorrow morning and even
ing. Sunday school and other regular
meetings at the usual hours.
DELAWARE AVENUE.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church,
Delaware avenue and West street, Rev.
Joseph Y. Irwin. s. r. D., pastor. Preach
ing tomorrow morning and ovening by
the pastor. Subject, 1890, The baptist
New World Movement and Its Relation
ship To the Raising OF 100000 900, Bn-
tween April. IS and May 2. 7.30, Tho
Fnthcr and Son Bond" Sunday school
ut 2 y. IN. and other regular meetings at
the usual hours.
BETHANY.
Bethany Baptist Church, Elm and jack
son streets. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening b. TIE pastor. Subject, 1890,
Faith With Works for Jesus" y.30,
~ lfc in Look Sunday school and
other regular meetings at the usual hours.
March /. series Of revival meetings
I'll begin with Rev. II. j. Goodwin ia
charge.
FIRST SWEDISH.
First Swedish Baptist Church, Van
dever avenue and Church street, Rev. Z. e.
Chader, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening hy Rev G. A. Alden
Of Chicago. Subject, 1oi5. "Watrhman,
What of tho Night7' 53o, Time Shall
be no More. Sunday school and other
regular MEETINGS at the usual hours. Re-
vival services viii continue through the
week. Tuesday Pastor Alden will give his
illustrated lecture, THE Creation OF the
World.
GERMAN.
German baptist Church, Fifth and
Walnut streets, Rev. Wm. l.. Schaeiiel
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor. Subject, 1890,
lin German) "The True Slar ilicence Of
Fasting" s30 fn Enrlishl. Remember
Lots " ife." Sunday school and other
regular meetings at the uzual hours.
mT. rNos.
Mt Enon baptist Church, Rev. 4. q.
Scott pastor. Preaching tomorrow morn
ing and evening by the pastor. Sunday
school and other regular meetings at the
usunl houls. Revival services wlll be com
tinued during the week.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
OLD swFprs.

Old Swetles p. f. Church Seventh and
Church streets, Rev. Robert Bell vicar.
Holy communion, S a. m; 1880, morning
prayer and sermon; go, Sunday school;
go, evening prayer and sermon.
TRINITY.
Trinity p. E. Church, Delaware avenue
and Adams street, Rev. Frederick NJ
Kirkus, rector. Holy communion, 7.3o
9. m; Sunday school, $50; Itany, holy
communion and sermon, II; evening
PRAYER and sermon, 7.45. Rev. +. NJ.
hirkus win preach both morning and
evening. Tuesday: Evening payer and
address, 40 p. m Wednesday, holy
communion, @, evening prayer and
sermon, 7.s5- Thursday, evening prayer
and reading. 4.30 Friday. htany or
penifential office and address, 4 80. The
Ri. Rev. n. s. Thomas, ID. D., Bishop
of Wyoming. and Rishop-clect OF Della
ware, viii be preacher on Wednesday
night.
EMANUEL.
Emmanuel p. +. Church, Seventeenth
and Riverview. Rev. Charles w. Clash
rector. Holy communion, 7.30 a. m Sun
day school 9.s5. Morning prayer and
sermon IL evening prayer and sermon Z. As.
ST. ANDREW S.
The services tomorrow in St. Andrews,
Shipley and Eighth streets. Rev. Richard
W Trapnell rector, Rev Edward II. Ford
assistant, viii be as follows: Holy COM
munion, s. morning prayer and sermon,
IL; evening prayer and sermon, 745;
young peoples meeting 6.45; Bible class
and Sunday school, 9.45 q. m.
The u ilmington Rotary Club viii
attend the morning service in a body in
connection with the observance of Inter
national Rotary Week At the request of
the Church Council the offering for the
day will be devoted 10 the American
Memorial Church in Paris, France, Holy
Trinity. This offering on Nashingtonis
Birthday is 10 be made throughout the
Episcopal Church in memory Of f'the boys
over there for the work OF the American
Church ip France. indorsed by the Army
and Navy, as well as the Church's Council.
ST. MATTHEWS.
Services at st. Matthews Chapel, Ship
ley and Eighth streets, Rev. r, w Trap
nell in charge, will be as follows: Sunday
school, 2; Bible class, 3; evening prayer
and sermon, S. Lenten service and sermon
Wednesday p. IN.
CALVARY.
Calvary Episcopal Church, Third and
Washington streets, Rev. Ldnund H.
steyeas rector. 7.30 a. m, holy com
muaion: $50, church school: I0.45,
morning prayer and sermon; z, Victory
Guild; Z evening prayer ard sermon.
The rector subject at the morning service
viii be- 'sThe Christian and Himself =
evening, Her Miraculous Birth.
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LUTHERAN.
ZION.

ZION.
Zion Lutheran Church, Sixth and jack
son streets, Rev. S. G.. Xonf3osao pastor,
Preaching tomorrow morning and even
ing by the pastor. Subject, 1890. "lhs
Way of Sorrow" go. "The Life OF
Peter" Sunday school and other vnnlal
meetings al the usual hours. Wednesday
evening an English Lenten service viii
be held and on Friday German service
Washington birthday viii be celebrated
BY the sundsv school with program Of
music and roeilations.
TRINITY.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Con
cord avenue and 1'wenty-third street,
Rev. Milton III. Stein. ID. ID, pastor,
preaching tomorrow morning and evening
bv the pastor. Subject, | a. m. "Ab, a.
hams Sacrifice. 7.45, lot aud Abraham
Y.P.S.C. +. and Sunday school and othor
regular meetings at the usual hours.
This Sabbath Il tFather aad Son" day.
All boys and fathers invited.
AZ. STEPHENS.
81. Stephens Lutheran Church, Tatnall
street, near Seventh. Rev, Frederic Doerr,
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by the pastor. Subject, 1880,
''The Temptor's Conquests 1.3o, "1he
Timely and Important Factor" Sunday
school al l2.l5. Ienten services during
the week: Wednesday at $ p. na., Friday
at 4 p. N.
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Willard Memorial.

Francis T.. Willard Memorial Day was
observed yesterday afternoon by the " IL
minaton ". G. r. u. at its headqlla ters.
100 Nes, Eighth street. A paper on The
Life of frances Willard Was read 10y
Lotha Joseph. Mrs. u. II. Joseph, ptesi-
dent of the organization, pave detailed
report on the luncheon Of The Near last
Relief, held yesterday afternoon M the
dulsarry room OF Hotel 1u poni The
local nnaon contributed $50 hIfa J. w.
pennewilI spoke on Amefioaniration
and Chiiatinn Cillznnahlp.
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Missionary Society Meeting.

Interesting features will mark tho
closing meeting Of the Woman's Mission
ary Society Monday evening. at First
Presbyterian Church. Supper will be
served at $50 Business meeting at s
O'Clock. Devotionals viii he in charge
Of Mrs. ]. L. Price. One year ago the
women pledged To raise $3.50. They have
gone cover the top" and expect 10 have
81 900 at this meeting. Besides this there
viii bo jubilee gift Of $50 in gold.
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T,leprsph Council Confers Degrees.

Telegraph Council No 20. Junior
O. u. A. VI. conferred tho first three de-
arees ON nine candidates last night at the
regular weekly meeting, aud viii cele-
brato "ladies night" next Friday evening
with q special program. A. ". Caulk,
state councillor. delivered an addftss last
evening congratulating the organization
upon its splendid degree work rating II
among the b. 1T in the state. He urged
the council 20 work hard for now members
and help the State reach its goal for tho
sear
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81. Peters Cathedral.

Masses at the Cathedral tomorrow viii
be nt G. s. y and II o'clock. The Iit. Rev.
John ]. Monaghan will open tho Forty
Hours Devotion at the III o'clock macs.
There will be masses on Monday and
Tuesday at 5, Z and . o'clock, evening
services 81 $50 o'clock from Sunday 10
Friday, inclusive, with the exception Of
Thursday. The Rev Matthew fortier.
:. J.. sill preach on Wednesday evening,
subject Christ Before Caiaphas.
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PIONEER oFrIcERs.REuaroN.
Gov. Townsend and Other Prominent
Men to be Guests nj Affair Tomorrow
Exeuiuy

A reunion and dinner Of former officers
Of tho 5lth Pioneer Infantry viii take
place at the arnbrns restaurant tomorrow
evening et $50. New York, New jersey,
pounsylvunia, Maryland. Virginia and
Deiowate viii be represented ct the
gathering A sneci9l prog arm Of MUSIC
has been arranged. An attendance of
about fifty is expected
Governor John q. Townsend, Jr., Secfe-
tary Of State Everett Johnson and Adju.
tsnt-fiene9nl T. ptirey v ickesBhaB will
he the guests of the officers. II is planned
Co have sirHilay ANNUAL gatherings, j.
Austin Ellison. who was q iietenant-col-
onel in the 5flth il head Of tho local COM
nittee that arranged thd dinner.
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"FATHER AND SON..
Novel Bnnquet Held 1t Mc('abc M. r.
Church Last Might.

A "Fathcr and Son banquet wns held
in Mct abe NJ. Il. Church. Twenty
Second street and Boulevard. last night.
The affair was the elimination Of q week =
program in connection with the "father
and son" movement throughout the
country. Over 100 .dnds" and their
sons enjoyed tho celebration.
The banquet Was under the auspices oi
the Mems faraduca Class Of tho Sunday
echool. Claienee N. Keen and John D.
Rogers were in clnfpc Of arrangements,
The banquet was served by the Ladies'
Aid Society Of NcCabc 1bnch.
The guests were welcomed by the rastor,
Rev. George G. Williams, who delivered
an address. Other speakers were Max
Clement, Louis Tallev. Archibald Stafford
and w. II. MontApnnni, Y. NJ. 9. A.
Interstate secrctaty.
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SECOND

Second NJ. P. Church, Fifth avenue and
Anchorage street, Rev. b. j. Jester pastor.
Preaching tomorrow morning and even
ing by the pastor. Sunday school and
other regular meetings at the usual hours.
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Address bg A. G.. Wakefield.

A. G. Wakefield win speak 90 the
subject, "The Spirit Witnesseth. On
Sunday afternoon at 8 O'Clock, at
Jr. o. u. A. NJ. Hail, 907 Tatnail street.
Lost something7 Try classified adj
vertiscrnrnt n Every Fvenin ADV
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.
uns1.

FIRST Methodist Protestant Church,
Seventh snd Walnut streets, Rev W. K.
Sutclilfe, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor.
Subject. 1916. "T'he Folly of Self-Con-
fidence.' $50, ''What Did Christ Come
For2" 215p. M. Sunday school and other
regular meetings st the usual hours. A
patriotic service, consisting Of recitation,
d ills and songs, will be rendered by the
Sunday school at ais.
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Services are to be held as follows to-
morrow at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Epis-
oopal Church, Hugh Is. kelso, pas tor.
ESQ a, IA. Sunday sehool, missionary
offerii for February. 1890 N preach
ing; IL noon class met ting led by Rev.
q. W. Weldin. $50 p. m. Sunday schools
at Bellefonin Holly Oak, and Newark
Union. 3.3O p in preaching AZ Newark
Union; 80 p. NJ. preaching at Holly
Oak by the pastor; $50 p. n preaching
at Bellefonte by Rev. II. NJ. Cole.
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Old Swedes P. T. Church, Seventh and
Church streets, Rev. Robert Bell vicar.
Holy communion, s a. m; 1880, morning
prayer and sermon; $50, Sunday school;
go, evening prayer and sermon.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Third and Broomc streets. Preaching
tomorrow morning by s. w. Jackson oI
MoCabe Memorial Church. No evening
service.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-04
MARSEILLES
MISS THERESA PHILLiMORE,
REPRESENTATIVE, Branch Cficc Phlllmore Building

Mrs. Edward Armstrong and son
joe returned yesterday from Ring
stead. Iowa after a weeks visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Temp Wiley
Mrs O Bradley and children viii
leave Friday for Kankakce for visit
with relatives.
Mrs James Gallagher and son re.
turned yesterday from Oklahoma af-
tor a ten weeks stay at tho home Of
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Croker
Mrs. Grover killeIea and Florence
CRATES spent foday in Ottawa
Mrs G. Holbrook of Chicago ar
rived here yesterday to visit her
daughter
Mrs Clarence Nelson will depart
Friday for her home in Tulsa, Okla
after visit here at the home Of her
mother, Mrs Emma Derby
Mr. and Mrs. Redmond Duryer 70
turned from a visit with the latter's
parents in Streator
Mayor keiso and wife and Mrs
Geo, Sterrett LEFT by auto yesterday
for a two weeks vacation in Mich
igan
Mrs G karngham spent today in
Chicago
MIR and Mr., Harold Ryder ana son
of G Zero are visiting at the home OF
Mrs Daniel Smouse
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Local Notes.


j T., Burgess, cashier q the Farm
ers Merchants State Bank has re
signed his position and will leave this
week for Montana.
Mrs. Frank Montgomery spent yes
terday in Ottawa visiting her nus
band who Is a patient at the King
Annex hospital where he submitted
to a serious operation few days ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thomas are
the parents Of a baby girl born today.
John Borteccllar Of Davenport, la,
in visiting a. the home of Mr. and
Mrs John Bastieck,
Mrs William Rrackcn spent today
in Chicago
Mrs Charles Hulsen and Emml
HuleGen Of East Moline are visiting
friends in this CITY.
Miss Lucille Seedlings returned to
Chicago after weeks vaca ion in
this city
Mrs. Hiram Prier of Chicago is Wis
ting here at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Gilbert Coffeen
Mrs st. julie of Aurora arrived
here yesterday for a visit at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs Louis Kellogg
Leon Masaenie Wen to Chicago
yesterday for a two weeks vacation.
William Rollo returned yesterday
from a visit with friends in Michigan
let are visiting here at he home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hobart of JOl-
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Smith
Mr. and Mrs G. Brio and son of
Chicago are visiting at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs Louis Brie on Union
street
Miss Mary Orsi returned Yesterday
from weeks visit viii relatives in
Cenosa
Mr. and Mrs Chris Cunico and
baby and Mr.. and Mrs, Virgil Tai.
bert are spending two weeks vacl-
ton in Michigan
Mrs Charles Smith returned from
viait In Chicago at the home of Mr..
Adelaide Rosenfelt
Harry and Mildred NcCurdv went
TO Mich,gau for a few DAYS WISH
Miss Jennie Ilarclty went to Rock
dale today for q visit with her sister.
Mrs Fred lIaney.
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DANWAY.

MI. Nirtl" Peadicora spent the
j1St week with her eietor. Mrs. Vern-
on Miller, { near Sheridan
Mr. and Mrs Albert Enutaou spent
y jn"9day with Nr and Mrs. An.
arr" knuison
Mr. ana Mrs Newton Johnson visit.
r. with Mr.. and Mr. Elmer Serby
Wednesday evening
Mrs. Knuto Eide, Mrs Gunner Ga.
'rl"s1H aud her mother spcnt Thurs
day tn Mrs. Andrew knutson.
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Brilliant Scheme.

On their fourth birthday Frances
and Rita, twins, stood watching the
finishing touches being put on a cake
by their mother when Frances OK.
claimed, "Muvver let's have today for
my birthday and wen have another
Tor Rita tomorrow"
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KEY, Mt' lung OF hdhhdk"p, MihS
Nina Fly OF Chicago, close friends
10. the family sang. The caShet was
/ pr rd II by ol3ht young Ladies' con
Isislms OF the loiloWiHB LORNA Lin
der, Ncrnctta Zimmerman, Mildred
Adamaou OF i.eonore; Lcona and
.ouira Schmilt ct Ton "a, Miss Sack
OF 'hi'dRo' Misses N,'hoi5"h OF lew
en- 9''u"ih Il ever before were lhe
moran res 80 many ana p'autlui
".t,',, ,n' Mitch nj. FAMILY ,,oro h.I1
N',.tI,, ,.,s ao,a,., ,,r',,i,,,
.nnnn, ,h. ynun"or sat rho nhnrrh
Idid rnt L,.in a. bnll III. ,,r.o .,,
cnrrsr uf rnI,tiy.. fri,ndg and nnigh.
Ibors .v.ho ,..,mhl,d to nav thrir laat
tri,,tn ~. r,.nn,t 10 IN. d.n,,ted tho
funeral ,,r,rrn he;nc more thon two
ImlIe4 lonr rhe rrnafn4 were lad
Ito rest in tbr FAMILY lot in tho Tnnico
{, uiciory mo 'n,II hnarn,. ,,,ro six
| of WnstIny,. vounq assn,i.,,.s nf
near iconor.. Ios"nh Sn.n, hack Tony
Vogel Wramrr Sgbmitt Ch,rlr,
I Thicl I.oouco Schmitt Albert Tbil
/ The grief stricken family worn TEND.
cred he dcrprst svnn,thy. az tho cam.
null'y IN ms their hour OF deepest
! here for tho funeral ,,.r,, ur ard AIR.,
, Ro> Patterson of Kansas Mrs WIN
llolniUg of Nebraska and Mrs John
|Iuss of Iowa and many from ottawa
Grand Ridge and Garfield were in ,t.
tendance.
,.lIi, L,r..,l,, vi.i,al ,. ,
Inn. .n..t ,,.,g AZ I,a h',,',, -, ,,'
Schmitt
/ Bart I,ctncr has purchased , farm
near Continental, Ohio
Al,a Herman SChmitt entertained
sixteen mrmbors Of tba Social Cirrla
land four guests during the afternoon
Many Interesting games were ulavcd
which proved very iuterest.npp
Prizes given were received nv y.r.
ncttp Zimmermann Nv. p.,,,
Sohmitt first prize; consolation prizc.
Mrs John Zimmerman. The gurst,
were. Mrs. William Hart Mario
Whalon Mrs Eryn Schmiu Of
Eichland The next meeting will ha
held at the home of Mrs. John Xim.
norman, August 5th.
Mrs Chandler and daughter of
Champaign have been visiting at the'
home Of Mrs Cassie Curticc the past
week.
Kathorin Thicl, Charles Thicl. Ru.
dolph Sch abbey motored TO Streator
to the show Friday.
Mrs Frank Myers departed for Am
hia. Ird. Thursday where she viii
visit relatives for TOW days then go
to Oldenburg, Ind. whore she will at
tend tn" ordinance of Agnes Puctz in.
to the third degree OF sisterhood
Nr. and Mrs William Myrs Jr. are
the proud parents of baby girl. born
Tuesday. July %
" Ham S"hmitt shipped stock ia
Chicago Wednesday evening.
Estor Regal Of Grandyiu spent D.
week
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-04

Wednesday for Wesley AIberts,
which was held from the late home
north Of Leonorr to the First Meth
odist church in Tonica at 200 o'clock
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GRAIN QUOTATIONS

tAp- -, e-----a 81 j = 4 s
Chicago mara, .,rurt furnished bS
q, W Kirby manager Simous. ha}
Il Co., Room 81 Mooney BUILDING.
Phone 20.
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Circuit Court
New Cases

/ 1850 Inre Marie Gage ct al-dep'a
| order &c.
Final Acct & Rept Appyd Est Nhas
| Andrew Zimmerman gdnshp set.
Chancery Orders
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Today's Markets

ern preferred, Chesapeake and one"
and New Haven were depressed ! t.
= points.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Henry Walthall in 1.-THE Boomer
ang'-coming to Library Theatre
Adv.
Miss Grace A. Buck of Arlington
was a business visitor in town Mon
.dag, i. Ht
lIouse Peters in Asilk Husbands and
Calico WiyesYF+I library Theatre to-
morrow Adv Fl * i.
Miss Nellie Pendergast left Monday
for Ballaston Spa, to pass the holi.
days with friends.
Harry M. Durham. well known farm
en- al Haynes, corners, is confined to
the house by illness.
Miss Agnes Leahy returned Monday
to Utica after a visit Of several weeks
with relatives in town.
Patrick Kinney, Of the west part OF
the town, who has been suffering
from rheumatism, Is much improved
When the Allen A underwear mill
NASoSut 4 iAuhy llbutt ~ wac dltLOuuCbu
that the mill would be shut down for
period of two weeks
Mrs. William P. Mclaughlin with
her infant son left the Putnam Mem
orial hospital today and Is at her
home on North street.
A party of young men including
Thomas Toomey George Pierce,
Frank r. O'Toole, Benjamin Waldron,
and Francis Morrissey are spending
few days in camp at "Shimmy-Inn, =
Woodlord.
Miss Mildred Richmond, who recent
ly graduated from Mt Sinai hospital,
New York city, Is spending the Christ
mas vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs H. Il. Richmond OF Bradford
Place. Miss Richmond win return to
New York to take UP private nursing.
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eElQNING ron BRIEFS
News Of the fowr ard Village rol,
Briefly Tor E.ay Rssdarf

Judge e. L. Bates left Monday noon
en- business trip to Boston.
Coming Constance Talmadge in
Good References cher latest) Ii.
brary Theatre ADV.
Last showings Of the best double
feature program yet shown at Library
Theatre. Read ad. Adv
William ODonnell, who attends
school at Albany is visiting his uncle
John +. 0'Donnell of Lincoln street
for over the holidays.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-03-04

was TO head in wrong on the street
He says if you want to know what
they did to him, ask the marshal
proposition is up now to build a
standard gauge railroad to Cooper
vile lime quarry. from here. We
hope to see that become a matter of
fact
Mrs. George Kaess has returned
from Missouri where she was visiting
with relatives.
a. L. HALEY is again at home after
spending several days in the hospital
at Salida.
We are very glad to see George
Clark around again, after having a Sc
we're tussle with our common enemy,
the flu.
1t is reported here that Earl Clark
is recovering nicely in the hospital in
Salida. We will certainly be glad
TO see Earl get well. He is too good
a boy to lose.
Charlie Haythorne has returned
from Sugarite. n. NJ, and is now a
bonafide resident of Cotopaxi
The men working at the mill and
mine are getting back TO work and
work is progressing nicely.
Tom Willett, our garage man. has
reshingled the garage and made such
other Improvements as will qualify
him to do a frst-class business.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-03-04
Cotopaxi Items

We are having our usual indications
of spring. and so far the fruit is un-
injured.
All those that were sick with the flu
are recovering nicely with the pros
pect that soon things will take on
their regular order of business and
all will be well.
Mr.. Forbes and family were ir
Canon City last Saturday.
The business block Of the Cotopaxi
Mining Company was treated to a coat
of paint a few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason have gone to
Denver. We expect them back soon
Charlie Baker and wife returned
to their home in Canon City a few
days ago.
School will reopen March l if no
further complications set in.
Monroe Cooper drove his car to
Canon City last Friady. returning sat.
urday. This was his flst trip over
the road The only mishap he mad
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-03-04
ROckvale News

L. Jones. Canon City grocer, and
Mrs. Jones. were in town Sunday
w. J. Daniels OF Florence was in
town Sunday.
The Sunday school OF the Methodist
Episcopal church had Sc present last
Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Calmette and son, Jo-
seph of Coal Creek. were over visiting
her father. Job Jones, on Sunday.
l.. J. Berry and family have occu-
pied the Grandma Reese residence on
West Railroad street
Mrs. John Murdoch and son John
OF Canon City were visiting friends
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. John Kockem's infant
daughter was chris,ened Sunday at
st. Patrick's Catholic church. Its
name Is Violet. Mrs. Nogoweshi
and Andy Batch acted as sponsors.
Mr.. McMillen Is hobbling around on
crutches as n result OF an accident to
his foot. While et work heavy
timber fe'l on II causing the injury.
Robert Cox and two children Of