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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-24
CAREFUL DRIVER.

1 drive my car with jealous care,
all laws and statues minding, and
only pause anon to swear when
balky valves need grinding. /
drive upon old fashioned lines, as
though speed cop fearing; |
honk my horn when danger signs
before me are appearing. l put
my hand out when I'd turn, so
those behind may know it, and
doubtless they remark, "Gol-dern!
But he's the cautious poet!" Twelve
miles an hour is what l hit, when
go forth to travel; my wheels
don't fill the air with grit, or throw
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-24

Two hogs were burned to death
and a third badly scorched in a
fire that destroyed three sheds at
12O7-12O9 South Williams street
street yesterday morning. Boys
playing with matches are believed
to have started the blaze. The
property was owned by j. r. Tru-
lilo. Santiago Gabaldon and Jose
Villanueva rent the property at
1907 South williams street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-24

to connect the demand with the supply, so that both
consumers and producers will be contented.
1t is not nature that has been niggardly with us;
is we who have neglected to make the most of her
bounty The problem of transportation is not
academic matter in which only shippers and econ
omiss are interested 1t is problem that vitality
affects every human being on EARTH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-24
STATE BRIEFS.

RATON.-Two check artists are
serving terms and a third suspect
arrested and in the county jail
awaiting trial. A. S. Leonard gave
a store worthless check in pay
ment for a revolver and Philip
I,angdon. 14-year-o;d boy who
came here from California, passed
a forged check for $l65, it was
charged, Leonard has been taken
to the state penitentiary and Lang
don to the reformatory at Springer.
George Hecimoyick, alleged to
have passed a worthless check here
nearly a wear ago, has been brought
back here for trial following his re-
cent arrest in Wyoming.
LAS VEGAS.-A slipping belt in
the engine room of the Gross-kelly
&, Co. mill seriously bruised w. A.
Lane. engineer. His face was bad
ly lacerated and he suffered Sc
we're body abrasions.
DEMING.-Output OF the Hon
dale Tomato cannery is expected to
exceed 10000 cases this year. Elk
periments conducted to find a va
riety of fruit that will resist the
fusarium wilt are believed to be
successful. This is expected to
greatly increase the yield In TINS
section next season.
observation-disclosures acres
TO alfalfa and improvements on the
farm OF Herbert Barron near here
have been sold to Giles Barron, a.
brother. for reported price OF
$4,000. A. r. Biggs also has sold
an eighty acre farm including SIN
" acres water right to ). II. reed
ARTEsIA.-B BUSINESS men, as
sisted by. the slocalr- post of the
American. legio,is tara fostering 4
neighborhooa celebration to be held
Thursday. A fish fry and carnival
will be features OF the day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-24
COX'S CLOSE CALL.

The people of the United States, regardless of
party affiliations congratulate Governor Cox on his
narrow escape in, the train wreck near Phoenix the
other day. He is distinguished citizen, and the
country needs his services Whether these services
are to be rendered at the White House. the country
will decide on November 2.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-24
PRISONS AND PROHIBITION.

Penitentaries hospitals and insane asylums are
the greatest sufferers the result of prohibition.
New Mexcos state pententiary is no exception.
Eight years ago the daily average of guests
was 366.
Today it is 294.
Does prohibition prohibit?
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-24

Then they came--Sammie and
Susie Littletail, the rabbits; Jackie
and Peetie Bow Wow, the dogs;
Lulu, Alice and Jimmie Wibble-
wobble, the ducks; Jollie and Jillie
Longtail, the mice, and Squeakie
Eekie, the cousin mouse. OF course
Dickie and Nellie Chip Chip, the
sparrows, had no trouble getting
to Bobby's house, for the sparrows
were birds like a robin, only not so
large. And Johnnie and Billie
Bushytail, the squirrels, could
climb a tree without ladder.
Now we'll have some jolly fun!
chirped Bobby. I'VE can play tag
and Jump over each others backs
and then we'll eat some cherry
pie"
So the animal children had lots
of fun on the platform around the
nest house in the tree, and none
of them fell off. Uncle Wiggily
was there, too.
All of a sudden, just when Susie
Littletail was tagging Squeakie
Eekie. the cousin mouse. Jackie
Bow Wow looked down to the
ground and cried:
ooh, look at the bad Gazoopie!
Look at him! / wonder who he Is
after?"
I'm after anybody I can get
souse 'front.' cried the Gazoopie,
who was an animal like a clothes
horse. with skinny legs. a fat body
and two mouths, so he could eat
more souse. I'm going to get un-
Gle Wiggily's souse and then some
from Bobby CheerupH cried the
Gazoopie., Here GOMEZ! Ana
WITH that She started atq scll CLIMB np.
the grape-vihe' LADDER 7se
nOh, no! NO yofi- sdurt.
claimed Uncle Wiggily. with jolly
laugh, and with that the bunny
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-24
Bedtime Stories
For Little Ones
(By Howard II. CARTS.

1920, by Mcclure News
paper Syndicate,
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Daughters of
Veterans Election

The department organization ofthe
Daughters of Veterans q. Thursday
afternoons meeting elected the fol
lowing officers for the following year:
Lenora Bradford. Boulder, president;
Beatrice Sinclair, Pueblo. senior vice
president; Gertrude Woodruff Den
yer, Junior vice president: Elsie
Chase, Denver, chaplain Allie Arndt,
PuebIoh, treasurer; Esteue Edgcome,
Colorado Springs, Inspector. Myrtle
Heint, patriotic instructor; Blanche
Anderson, Colorado Springs and Hen
rietta Ayres. Fort Collins, councillors;
Lizzie HYDE. Denver. delegate-at-larse
TO national encampment; Halle
Southworth, Denver. Elsie Chase, Den
yer and Eva Pring. Denver. delegates
to the national encampment; Lillian
Van Nation. Colorado Springs. alter
nate delegate-at-laFge Hester Castle,
Pueblo. Catherine Reeves. Denver, and
Frances Rickens, Denever. alternate
delegates,
The installation Of the officers elect
took place this morning
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0ffcers-Elect
of the w. r. C.

The officers elected by the depart
ment organization of the Woman's
Relief Corps We're Mrs. Lillian Inman.
Pueblo, presidents Mrs. Lottie Nor
gan. Canon City. senior vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Kate McCabe. Cheyenne,
Junior vice president; Mrs. Mary
Woodbridge. Golden, treasurer; Mrs
Sarah Z. Chambers. La Junta, chap
lain: executive board. Mrs. Mary
Wolf, Gunnison, Mrs. Mary White,
Denver; Mrs Mary wartner. Denver.
Mrs Helen Andrews. Golden. Mrs.
SUITS. Cheyenne Delegates s-at-Iarge
to national encampment. Mrs Anna
Gresg. Lonsmont, Mrs Kate Blien-
wett, Boulder. Delegates to the ma
tional encampment Mrs. Mary Keehu
Denver, Mrs Minnie Campbell. Colo
rado Springs, Mrs. Dora Newell, Du-
range. Mrs Amelia Crofts, Rock
Springs. Wyo. Alternate delegates to
national encamnment, Mrs. Ada
James, Denver, Mrs. Mary Davis, Col
orado Springs, Mrs Carrie Sale,
Canon City Mrs, Emma Goodhead,
Florence.
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Returns from
Salina, Kan,

". r AharJ Of Grand avenue. Lin
coin Park. returned to Canon City
Friday from saliua kan where he
was Called wek aeo by message
informing him Of the critical Illness
OF his brother The latter died be-
fore his arrival al saliHa, and he re-
mained for the funeral services
Mr. Ahart says the farming outlook
in Kansas has not be 40 encouraging
for many years as Is II is at present,
and that the indications are favorable
nor bumper crop Of an kinds ~
grain, especially OF wheat. oats com
and alfalfa
Kansas agriculture suffered isss
prom the late spring rains than The
farming industry did m Missouri. iili-
nois. Iowa and other Mississippi val
Icy states,
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Dept. President
Appoints Staff

Mrs Lillian Inman OF Pueblo. who
was elected department president of
the Womau's Relief Corps here on
Thursday, appointed the following
STAFF officers for the year before leaV-
Ing for home Friday evening Fran.
ces 8. Kotierman, lanldeN depart
ment counselor: Carrie Diiiman.
Grand Junction. department inspec-
tor; Minnie j. Gould. Denver. depart
ment officer; Lucy Davis. Denver. pa
triotic instructor; Emma Hartman.
Denver, department press coTespon.
dent; Bessie Wolf Gunnison,. Mary
White. Denver. Mary wartner. Den
yer. Helen Anderson. Golden Blanche
Stubhs. Cheyenne. members of the
recutiVe hoart.
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Frey, John Micih.c-char, Mrs NJ. a
Davis, Martha Hughes, MabIe Brown
James Cooper, Ada b. Syaem, Mrs
Pendwill, Minnie S. Campbell, Laura
L. Thompkins, Lena Nanuan, Stella
A. Kyle, Minerva L. Troupe. Anna E
Mclean. Lulu N. Wilson, Maude Jen.
kins Nettie Turner, Margaret Nc
Donald, Louise Arnistead, Edw. NJ.
Harner, ElIna e Harner, Orril NJ.
Huffman. 5. R. Cone. F d. Hatmcn-
kraft, VIM. Fl. Spiller, c. S. Herbert,
D. S. Keiser. A. A. Beach. James a.
Frazier.
H. K. Knipatnch, walsenburg: Will
liam McFie, Florence; ]. NJ. John
son, Golden; A. J. Smith, Florence; /;
Mrs. Marie Daniels, Florence: Mrs.
Mae Ives, Florence; James E. Jewel,
Fort Morgan; Mrs. Rosa Prosser,
trinidad; Mrs. Edna NJ. Prosser,
Trinidad; George Hanna, Greeley;
Eliza Whyte, Leadville; p. q. Lock
hart, Loyeland; G. II. Cannon. Love
land; Lenore Bradford, Boulder; Della
Wilfnd, Nellie Wesly, Marie Willis,
Boulder Henrietta Ayres, Loveland; I;
Mr.. and Mrs James Sheffield, Wet
more; ]. T.. McNaughton, Windsor;
Dell Snodgrass, Florence; James E.
AcGee, Theodore Leland, Cripple
Creek; G. H BirdsaI, TT. Collins;
Mrs. Richard Spring, Boulder; w. r.
Gardner, Boulder; John 3. Brown.
Ashland. Ohio; Mrs Anna Maughn,
Golden; May Pennington, Gunnison;
John Cook, Myron Reid, Mrs. Jose
pline Cook, Rifle; ]. NJ. Lawrence.
Home Lake. Wyo.; Mrs. Anne NJ. St.
Clair, Sarah Davis. Fl Collins; Mrs.
H. crask, Trinidad; Mr. and AIrr.
Wallace, Mrs. Dora Newell, Mrs. Ber.
tha Jameson, Margaret Dobbs. Du-
range; Margaret Williams, Margaret
Jones. Mary Leon Labrin, Golden;
William II Smith Daro Smith, Thorn
as Means, Viola Means, Boulder; Mrs.
Ella Rupp. Anna Nesbitt. LyndaI
Rupp W F. McCash, Ella McCash,
Trinidad; Mr.. and Mrs ]. E. Saycock,
Manitou; George c. Young. Evans;
James Kenly, Cheyenne. wyo.; E. A.
Parker. Trinidad; Rena McConbrey,
Sheridan, Wyo.; a B. Bubbett. Wal
.senburg; Irene Beckett Reed, Boul-
der; Mrs. Pearl Pherson. Florence;
j. B. Stewart. Ft Morgan; Mrs Carrie
Crecelius. Leadville
Cheyenne - Blanche E Stubbs.
Hattie z Hansen, Ella Williams, Katie
Mccabe.
La Junta-wm. !. Day. Mrs, Many
Day. Isabel Niles, James Chambers.
Mrs. Sarah (. Chambers. Mrs Olive
F. Fertig,- Mrs W. B. Chown. Mrs.
Belle Hefley, Mrs. Lizzie Thuerge,
Mrs. Emile Dieber Elisha Milo. a.
H Baxter
Puehle-J A Holmes, Mary. a
Griffin
Denver-Jaue a. Mack, Mary Wart-
ner. Lucy II. Davis. Emma A. shiss-
leer
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Mayor Biggs
Returns Home

Mayor c a. Birss rsiursed tS-ruis
sy on on early train this lnoruinr
ffoni Grand Junction where he went
IN company with Mrs Biess a Weck
or 20 days ago Mrs Diges wil To-
.n1ain on the Western slope for a
: couple of weeks felerug about Jpha
20. 4 baby sen was born 70 Nh and
Mrs " c KuTtz the BITTER OF whom
IS the daushtor Of Afr aud Mrs BigEs
duriug Tho staF uf Mayor BiEes In
Grand Junetion Mother and infant
are reported 10 be doing nic5'y.
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Portland

Florence Citizen
Mrs. l.. Williams is visiting friends
in Pueblo this weekend
Miss Lily Osborne spent several
hours in Florence Thursday visiting
friends.
Mrs Mary Thompson returned Mon
day evening after spending several
DAYS visiting relatives in Pueblo.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Scarce has been the
house guest of Mrs. Gardner of Lin.
coin Park. near Canon City.
MIR and Mrs l.. \. Poteet Of Flor
ence spent Sunday at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Murray Poteet.
Mrs. o. p. Crawford and baby spent
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. o. j..
johnson OF Florence.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hall and family
spent several days visiting friends IN
Canon City tile first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Watkins and
.femily OF Colorado Springs are new
~ mers to Portlan and will make
their home here
The playmRes Of lean Dickinson
pleasantly surprised her last Thurs
day afternoon when they called al her
home to help her celebrate her twelfth
birthday The tirne passed quickly
in pdaying games Dainty refresh
ments were served
Announcements cards OF her grad
uation. which viii take place June o..
have been received By many friends
OF Miss Harriet Brentlinser. who Tor
, the past year has been attending the
Woman's Colorado Baptist College At
az Denver Miss Harriet Is one Of
Portiand's most popular young ladies'.
Sine Is also weii known in Florence
and Pueblo, and she numbers her
friends by her acqunlutances.
MIR and Mrs. Arr Weber Of Pueblo
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Moore Of Denver
were she guests Of Nj and Mrs Harry
Cozad and family
Mrs. owen Donahue has had Tor her
house gcest the hst two weeks her
niece. Miss Helen shuie Of Salina.
Kan Miss shute is an accomplished
musician Althoush she was here
for only a short time. she made many
friends who regretted TO see her leave.
She departed Wednesday fof Butte.
Mont. where she VIII visit her sister
before rsturulne 10 her in Saiina
Kan
Keith Cutting. who Cor the last
ihree months has beoh seriously 90
with typhoid fever Is back - his
work agaiu ~ the laboratory His
many srlends are glad 10 zee him
looking 50 well
Mr aud Mrs John Davies and chill
Ne.r Fff nnf Mr. Harry tnVa1 and
little daughter. accompanied by q
number cf friends. moiored 70 The ton
OF the Royal Gorge Monday csenns
vhtre thsy campid Tor the night az
declared they had a nue lime
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the Colorado capital made z big hit ut
Canon City, a ffe-and-drum corps
leading the marching column of the
state 6. a r reunion
1T is composed entirely of Denver
men who We're soldiers in the Union
army, ad their martial music is so in
spring it would almost persuade peo
pie to vote for some crazy railroad
tunnel job to give Denver q hftH
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Saturday
A CANON CITY TOURIST
kdENT IN PUEBLO

Prof. Max y. Morton, late prlpcipal
OF the Centennial high school, has
been appointed tourist aront for this
city at Pueblo for the summer by The
Chamber OF Commerce here. secre'
tary Bradbury went 80 Pueblo thls
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NAZARENE CHURCH
HAS ANNUAL MEETING

The annual business meeting of the
Nazarene church was held Tuesday
Right The Rev r. J. Plumb. who
has been supplying the pulpit since
September l. was unanimously called
to succeed himself FOR the coming
year y. G. Galbraith and Mrs. Bes-
sic Plumb We're chosen the lay dele
gates to represent this church at the
district assembly. beginning June 23.
The reports that were read were very
encouraging to this young church, and
revealed every department of the
work in a growing and prosperous
condition
ATTENDING C. A. 3.
ENcAMPMENT
a. u. H. Baxter Of La Junta Is in
the city In attendance upon the G. a.
R encsmpmenr. and is the guest of
his daughter. Mrs L. A. GIatzei.
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Takes Cake for
Noisy Stunts

The Pueblo Chief1ain, in one Of its
reference TO the old soldiers encan,p-
nient now being held here, says:
Denver always takes the batter
cake when it comes 10 noise making
stunts \ bunch OF veterans from
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Mr., and Mrs. D. y. Cooper Ken
meth and Mildred. left recently for an
extended motor trip. They will visit
relatives at OkniuiEee. Okla. and at
Wichita, kan. and viii probably visit
the Texas oil fields before returning
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BOILING CHILDREN HAVE
THEIR TONSlLS REMOVED

Norma and Robert Boiling, I'LL
River street, had their tonsils re-
moved at the Holmes hospital Friday
Or. orendorff performed the opera
tions.
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BLANC n + WING
RETURNS TO RAWGlNS

Miss Blanche Wing, who has been
the guest of her uncle, G T. Wood
departed for her home az Rawllas
MNo- FridaN
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DENVER MAN ATTENDS
The ENcAMPMENT

samuel n. Bean. a native OF Louis,
VILE XIV. but now residing in Den
yer, is in the city attending The G
y y. encampmert. Mr.. Bean was
IN Jhe clerical department Of The
Courier, Journal for eight years and
with the Herald. both prominent
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An signals of distress. The Kidneys
have too much work TO perform.
Uric acid accumulates in the system
in the form of urate salts.
Obtain at your nearest drug
store that splendid discovery Of
Or. P,erce's, called Anuric (anu-
uic-acidl, or send 10 cents to DR..
Pierce's lnvalids' Hotel in Buffalo,
n. Y. for trial package.
KASsAs CRY, Mo- For somo time
/ sntfercd with kidney trouble. Also
rheumatism My back bothered me
mornings so II was diflicul, for me tc
arise The rheumatism seemed TO be
muscular, NJ my musclee would be
sorO and stlff most OF the time.
doctored for these ailments bat With
ou relief. Al last ! saw IN rierce's
Anuric advertised. Knowing thar his
other medicines were good ! got il At
once. Before had taken III oi two
hoi'les my rheumatism had cnlirely
ief; me and was feeling better than
bad Tor some time pasl found tins
medicine even better than il IL recon-
nsndcd to he.s-oTTo hfrnNAS, No.
b. North nasdcssy Street
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CATHERINE HAMILTON
VISITS GRANDMOTHER

Little Miss Catherine Hamilton is
making an extended visit al the home
of her grandmother. Mrs Matte Mil
Ter at Park Center.
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Gerald Rockafellow, Mose Lewis
and Gilbert Ackelbein, who have been
enjoying camping trip on the West
ern slope. returned home this morn
ing
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CUES 7 Or MISS
ESTELLE FREYE
PUEBLO PEOPLE AT
THE HASKER HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Calkins, their
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Cal
kins of Salina, Kan. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Darlington OF Pueblo, were
the guests Of the Frank Hasker home
last FRIDAY.
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morning to coach Prof. Morton in re-
lation to his duties an dassfst him in
getting started with his work.
BOYS HAVE RETURNED
THEIR CAMPING TRIP
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the guest OF Mrs. Mary Kier, and
other old-time friends.
HAVE PURCHASED
NEW BUICK CAR
Mr.. and Mrs. w, H. Thomas, 1915
Macon avenue, have purchased new
five.passengeT Buick car. which Mr..
Thomas Just returned from Denver
with yesterday.
LEFT THIS MORNING
FOR PUEBLO HOME -.
Rev. and Mrs. o. 5. Reed, who came
TO Canon City the first of the week TO
attend the G. A. r. encampment. left
this morning for their home in Pueblo,
They We're accompanied by w. II.
Rector, who expects to spend a week
or 10 DAYS in Pueblo before returning
20 the State Soldiers and Sailors
Home at Monte Vista
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MRS. GROVE VISITING
AT CASCADE, COLO.

Mrs. George ". Crowel with bcI
children. have departed FOR Cascade
Colo. to spend a month before leay-
ins for Denver. where they will re
side permanently
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HOME FROM
DENVER VISIT

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. O. Hogs returned
from weeks visit in Denver Mon
day. They are convinced that this
city is the place for permanent
residence
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ENTERTAINING BROTHER
FROM SALfNA, KAN.

Andrew O'Shea Of Salina. Kan, ar
rived here Sunday and is the guest
of his sister, Mrs. Frank Hasker, for
week.
GUEST OF MISS
ESTELLE FREYE
Miss Lenore Blumm, formerly of
this city, but now residing at San
Francisco, is here as the guest OF
Miss Estelle Freye, en- route to St
Louis for visit with relatives. Miss
Biumm expects 10 be in the city until
Saturday.
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WILL VISIT WITH
IOWA RELATIVES

Miss Eva NAY Glade. cashier at tht
Frank !. Smith estabiishment left d
Thursday for Iowa. where she WI
visit friends
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ENTERTAINING BROTHER
FROM sUNFLoWER STATE

Frank Streevey OF Norkador, Kan,
is in the city, the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs b F. KindiG Mr.. Streevey is
. hrn.ha.. nE NJ E.--...---
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WILL VISIT IN COLORADO
SPRINGS AND WISCONSIN

Mrs Claudia Fcwers and daughter,
Hazel viii leave sunday morning for
Colorado Springs Miss Hazel viii
visit relatives 10 Wisconsin and mi
nois during the summer months, and
Mrs Flowers win return 10 this city
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MRS. VESSEL THE
QUEST OF FRIENDS

Mrs. Al.cn Vessel or Danyer speut
the early pnrt Of the week in the city.
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LOSER FAMILY HAVE
GUESTS FROM WYOMING

Mr. and Mrs coGman and daughter
OF Laramie. Wyo+ are visiting the
Loser family at ~ Main street Mrs
conman is sister Of Mrs. Loser
GIRLS SPENDING THE
DAY At PUEBLO
Misses Louise Goss and Helen Dry.
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SUFFERING FROM
sPF FklNED ANKLE

Mrs. T s Keynes has been suffer
iug from e sprained foot and ankle
since LAST Wednesday. caused by 81
fall down several steps
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Thursday
MOTORED TO
LnNfnEn Fss0HrAN

WUT NEED 70
HOWARD MONDAY
e. r. Nerris and daughters. Lean
and Dolhes accompanied Nr. Schwsh
on motoring "Trip 10 Howard or a
bns ness and pleasure "trip Decoration
dsE
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sERT WELLINGTON HERE
FROM CAPITAL CITY

Bert A.i inglon of Denver arrived
Friday for few days' visit in the
city.
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ATTENDING THE
ENCAMP PMENT

Chris Hummell came up Tuesday
from Pueblo for the G.. A R encamp-
ment, and to visit with his son. B. c.
HummeI and family. 1908 Main street
for the weekend.
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IS GUEST OF
HIS FATHER

HTs FATHtS
Roy Mosher OF Pine Island. Mimi
arrived here Wednesday and Is tn
pues, of his father. David Mosher, on
N--rr Elffcarfh straaf
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daily publloations Of the Kentucky
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MOVIE ADVANCE
MANAGER ttERE

William c. Walsh of Boston, Mass
arrived Ia the city Friday. and Is reg
istered al the strathnore Nr. Walsh
represents the Autograph Film Com.
pany, aud his company OF players will
arrive tomorrow. 4 series OF pictures
win be taken in the Gorre.
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Misses Louise Goss and
den are spending the dav