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DIES FROM
 OPERATION

TOLEDO, April 21- Robinson Locke, owner and editor of the Tole- do Blade, son of "Petroleum V. Mas by died today following an operation for appendicitis.
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LOS ANGELES, April 2l- James K. Huirt who k alleged to have mar red twenty nine women, many Of whom are n..sSiug. said Snat most of the missing women were in the east and had 10. been murdered by Aim HS alleged. Hunt made this statement to
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X nowspaper is to ba started at Ko- d:a,- bv Wesscrs P. T. Hussev and Fred Wa'ke~. The pap"r which IS to b fo-r ra~ns fou" column, will be called the Kodiak Inderendcnt and the type will all be set by hand.
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returns.

NEW ORLEANS, April 2l-- John II. Democrat, has beeen elected gov- crnor by the returns so far from yes- .e. days election.
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CLEMENCEAU RETURNS

PARIS, April 21- Former Prem fer Clemenceau returned today from an extended tour, feeling fine and hearty. He avoided all interviews and stated that he wanted perfect quiet.
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FISH QUOTATIONS

KFTCHTKaN. Anvil 21- Fish nrices are as follows: halib"t. firsts, ten cents; seconds, five and one half cents.
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RAISE HATS BUT
 NEED NOT SALUTE

WASHINGTON, April 21- Under Secretary of War Bakers orders, officers and men of the army may now raise their cars instcaA of saluting when greeting friends.
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DOVER, April 2l- The Republic an convention has turned down Gov 2,uor Townsend and named six unin- s.ructod delegates to the Chicago con- "ontion.
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ATLANTA, April 2l-- Palmer leads Watson slightly in the primaries. Holle Smith is third in the complete
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PUT BAN ON
 SOCIALISTS

ALBANY, April 21- Two bills de- signed to bar members of the Soci:l- ist party, as nov constituted, fl om of ficial election ballots, have been pass ed by the gene al Assembly.
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EI II EIIIIAAN..!L.)jS 4 OFF

aga'nst any interference with Russians and providing for an exchange of war prisoners and amnesty to political prisoners.
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GO BACK AT ONCE

WASHINGTON, April 21- Ed ward McHugh, spokesman of the strikers here, announced this after noon that all strikers. no matter what union or what trouble would return to work immediately as agreements havn benn made satisfactorily.
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More people want to be married than want to stay married.
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Corrected Weekly for The Journal.
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A quiet WeoCing occurred at the home
of N. j. Curtis, Wednesds y, Dec. Gath,
when their daughter, Mildred, was united
in marriage to Clarence Watson Dickey
by Rev. F. S. Dolliff of jackson. The
single ring service was used. The bride
was attended by Agnes Chase of Dix
m ont,a student of B H. S., and the groom
by Paul Grant of Winterport, a student
of the U. of M. The decorations were in
keeping with the holiday season. Mrs.
Dickey is the only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. j. Curtis, Is graduate of B. H.
s., and was successful teacher Mr..
Dickey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Dlckey and is graduate of E. M. s.
Normal School and of the U. of M. Mr..
Dickey enlisted in the aviation corp. in
the recent war and is now principal of the
grammar school in Hartford, Conn. The
bride was attired in chiffon taffeta with
pearl trimmings. Refreshments of
strawberry ice cream and assorted cakes
were served. Mr.. and Mrs. Dickey will
leave Dec. 31th, for Hartford, after
spending few days with friends and re-
latives in Boston.
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Don't Spoil a Good Meal With
a Bad Stomach.

If physician, specialist in stomach
diseases, came to you and said: twill fix
up that miserable, worn out stomach for
you or mony back.
81 will make it as good as new so you
will not suffer from any distress and can
eat what you want without fear of suf-
ferine, or money back would you turn
down his offer2
And when you are offered Mi o. ma
stomach tablets, made from prescrip-
ton better than many of the stomach
specialists know how to write, are you
going to be narrow minded and continue
to suffer from Indigestion, OF are you 60
ing to be fair to yourself and try Mi-o- ma
on the money back agreement
Mi o-na stomach tablets are offered to
you on this basis, that if they do not put
your stomach into such good shape that
there is no dizziness, sour stomach, bill
BUSINESS, sick headache and stomach dis
tress, your money will be returned. For
sale by A. A. Howes & Co. and all lead
ing druggists.
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l.. L. Marshall of Port Clyde tmother and
step father of Mr.. HuppeD will remain
with Mrs. Hupper during her husbands
absence, Mr. Marshall assisting the latter
in the store.
The meeting last Sunday ofthe Univer-
alist parish, in he High school room,
showed increase in numbers and all were
greatly pleased by the fine New Years
sermon and the very comfortable warm
room. We hope for a larger attendance
next Sunday. All are cordially invited.
Don't forget the hour-the regular one OF
D. m. The schoolhouse bell will ring at
2-30 and p. m. as usual with the church
bell. Rev. G.. C. Boorn, our pastor, was
suffering from bronchial cold Sunday
and the Rev. Mr.. Smith, our High school
principal, kindly assisted in the services
by reading the scripture and offering
prayer.
Owing to the great loss of time in the
early weeks of the schools on account OF
the epidemic, they closed for Christmas
| day only. The Intermediate and Primary
schools held an interesting program, with
goodly number of visitors attending.
The children took their parts in a most
creditable manner and from decorated
trees made gifts to one another, not for
getting the teachers. Much credit is due
the latter, the Misses Nellie Blanchard
and Elva Randell, for training the chill
dren and inspiring them with the neces-
sary Christmas enthusiasm for it all.
Capt Charles W. Ames gave his
friends in town decided surprise on
Tuesday afternoon, by arriving unan-
nonced, after an absence of more than
ten years. "Charles" is the youngest
son of the late Capt and Mrs. David P.
Ames, and has for many years past has
been engaged in plotting on the Western
coast. Prior to this he was successful
sea captain and during the Spanish war,
commanded one of the largest transports,
conveying troops to and from Manila.
! When the U. S. entered the World
War, he came from the Pacific coast
Offering his services to the Government and
for the past two and half years, has
command the S. S. WyDoocke, in the
transport service, between this country
and European ports While the steam
ship of 10, 000 tons, was in the dry dock,
at Philadelphia, Capt Ames came to his
boyhood's home to attend to some small
business matters and wish his friends a
Merry Christmas. He was the guest
during his brief stay, of his cousin, Albert
M. Ames. He return to Philadelphia on
the 25th expecting to sail soon for Rotter-
dam.
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Notice OF Foreclosure

WHEREAS. Henry L, Ed dge of Winter,
port by his mortgage deed dated the
eighth day of June, 1912, and recorded in
Waldo County Registry OF Deeds Book ga5.
Page s0l. conveyed to me- John PhiIhroDk. of
SAID Wlnterport. certain parcel Of real es.
tate in Winterport. in this County of Waldo,
and bounded as follows;
Beginning on She east side of the County
road leading from Winterport Village to
Hampden E. the northwest corner of land for..
merry IF Charles w. Grant; thence easta,Iv,
py said land formerly of said Grant To- the.
Penobscot River; thence northerly by said.
fenooscot River to land of Roscoe l. Glenn
ents; thence westerly by land of said Glenn
ents to the road; thence southerly hy said road
to the place of beginning. being the same
premises decided Joseph l. Eldridge by John
Nickerson. by deed recorded in Waldo Conn.
~ Registry of Deeds Book 2O6, Page 266
AND whereas the condition of SAID mortgpue,
has been broken:
!, Now. therefore, by reason of the breach of
the condition thereof, claim foreclosure of
said mortgages
,o Dated the twenty fourth day of December.
1918 JOHN PHILBROOK.
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STANDPOINT.

Charles Snow of the U. of Nj, is here
for vacation.
Miss Florence Hartman is home from
Bangor for the holiday vacation.
There were several Christmas trees and
family gatherings on Christmas day.
Alvah Young left Monday morning for
Portsmouth, N. H. after weeks visit at
his home here.
Converse Grant left Monday for Port
land after few days visit with his
family here.
P. F. Watts arrived last week from
New York for visit with N. c. PART
ridge and wife.
Mrs. Laura Blanchard Croker is in
Bucksport for a few weeks with her
uncle, c. B. Richards.
Miss Faustina Harding of Searsport was
the guest several days last week of Gerry
Harding and family.
MI. and Mrs. Walter Simpson arrived
Monday from Boston where they spent
Christmas with relatives
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DIED..

BOLTER. In Belfast, Dec. 20, Mrs.
Ellen E. Bolter, aged 80 years. months
and % days.
CooKsON. In West Dixmont, Dec.
%, Mrs. Rosie, wife of j. S. Cookson,
aged 81 years.
CUMMINGS. In Prospect, Dec. "a,
Mrs. Sarah Cummings, aged 80 years.
FRENCH In LincolnvilIe, Dec. rs,
Mrs. Angela F. French, aged SO years,
Il months and 2 days.
GOODALE. In Belfast, Dec. 26, Mrs.
Margaret S. Goodale, aged II years
HOLT. In Camden, Dec. Is, Mrs. Helen
M. Holt, aged "a years, months and 81
days.
MEARS. In Belmont, Dec. rs, Mrs.
George Mears, aged 81 years. month
and days.
WILSON. In Greenville, S. c., Dec
"a, Corp. William v. Wilson, U S. A.,
aged Fl years.
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MARKED,

NKWATER-PITCHER In Belfast,
Dec "a, by Rev. Arthur E. Wilson, Harry
A. Drinkwater of Northport and Mary
Alice Pitcher of Lincolnville
FLETCHER WENTWORTH In Belfast,
Dec. "a, by Rev. Charles W. Martin,
Harold L. Fletcher and Frances Went
worth, both of Belfast.
HARRIMAN-LEEMAN. DIN R Harri-
man of Montville and Mrs. Media Lee
man of Liberty.
HUBBARD-RYAN. In Belfast, Dec. "a,
Elmer W. Hubbard and bernice E. Ryan,
both of Belfast.
RACKLIFF-CURTIs. In Bangor, Dec
%, by Rev. j. Edward Hand, Herbert l..
Rackiiff of Old Town and Miss Edna v.
Curtis of Belfast
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State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
IncaS CnIIntN &C

Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. j.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the City
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December,
A. d. 1886. A. w. GLEASON.
(SeaD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken in
ternally and acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by all druggists, rs.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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MONROE.

The Grammar school is closed for two
weeks vacation.
Carl Whalen spend the holidays at
Fred Cunningham's.
Horace Cunningham, a student of
Shaw's Business College, spent the holi-
days with his parents.
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ftORN

CARTER In Belfast, Dec. II, to Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles W. Carter, daughter,
Ruth Helen
ORDWAY. In Lincolnvllle, Dec. %, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Burleigh Ordway, daugh-
ter.
WALKER. In Belfast, Dec, q, to Mr..
and Mrs. Levi L. Walker, e son, Levi
Kenneth
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. The sub
scrloer hereby gives notice that he has been
duly appointed administrator of the estate of
FORREST W. TREAT, late of searsport
IN the County of Waldo. deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs All persons 49,.
demands against the estate of said deceased.
are desired to present the same for settle
ment and all indebted thereto are requested to.
make payment Immediately
JAMES P. NICHOLS.
Searsport, Me-, Dec g. 1918.
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LOST

SUNDAY NIGHT-,JERSEY COW
strayed in Belfast; test mark in ear
Finder please notify
DIR. DARLING or
l"l- ELIJAH RITCHIE.
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Mrs. Allen H. Miller of Lincolnville is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ada c. Nor
ton. She was called here by the illness
OF their'mother, Mrs. Jane Cammett.
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Machine


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Parkdale

Mrs. Johnson returned from her
visit in Florence Friday.
w. Z. Cross and family. Mr.. Gross
ana Grandpa Murray were passengers
on No. 4 for the county seat Friday.
All of the family of Nate Clark ex-
cept Mr.. Clark are down with the flu
There are number of cases on Eight
Mile Park
There was to have been party on
the school house grounds Saturday
night, but II was Cancelled on account
of the inclement weather.
The Bond childrsn returned to
school at Canon City Monday after
spending their vacation at home
Grandpa and viii Murray made a
trip to Canon City today.
Lots of wind here.
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COtOpaxi Items

heavy snowfall here Saturday
night for which We are very thankful
Garden making now In in full prog
ress and the ground Is in ideal con.
dition for the work.
Stock has wintered very well in the
range and unless some Unforeseen him
drance happens soon the per cent OF
loss Will be very small.
Mr.. waldeck has sold his personal
property. rented his house TO j. Black.
stored their household goods and Ieay
Ing cotopasi to hnd a better climate
for Mr.. Waldeck's health.
Mr.. Winters has turned back the
ranch he rented from Mr.. Middiemiss
and has moved to town
Willis Eggleston. employed by the
granite company. received a painful
fracture OF the leg by failing rock.
Luckily n box containing tools. held
the weight on. otherwise he would
have been crushed. II not killed.
Billy James was fixing something
under his wagon when the team start.
ed and the wagon ran over him. He
has been out OF commission several
days ON account OF the accident
John OFT has moved back to his ranch
north OF town.
The Cotopaxi school was closed last
Thursday 10 atten dthe funeral ot
Willie Mcdonald. one of the pupils.
who died from the effects OF the nu
The remainF were Inferred in Hillside
cemetery. He vas 12 years old and
bright and industrious student in the
Sixth grade of the consolidated school.
Geofge Raess is able to be up after
long. lingering illness. the result OF
the flu.
Ralph Beach has rented his ranch
TO Donald Augustine
Another car OF material for the Coto-
paxi mill is being unloaded
CotopaM school is planning big
social time at the school house on Ar
Dor day. Other schools have been In
yited to participate In track meet
here nj that time
w. A. Gray visited his family at
their ranch ON Qusgmire last week.
Mr.. Gray is section foreman for the
ID. e. r. G..
Mr.. Willett OF East Canon was vis-
iting his son here last week.
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here OF late and was afraid IL might
develop into something serious We
hope not.
Miss Leatha DeWeese returned from
Canon City last Saturday She has
been attending school there this win
ter and was the guest Of her hister.
Mrs. Ira Burr.
Miss Anna ID. Taylor Is keeping
house for Mr.. Pringle's children dur
ing their parents sojourn in the hos
pital.
We sure enjoyed the light snowfall
Saturday night. IL freshsHs up the
air considerably. and did wonders for
the range and for the ranchers. John
Lamb claims that IL gave him a new
lease on life. as he was afraid he
would have TO stop plowing with his
new tractor on account OF the very
dry condition of the soil.
Dr. A. @. Maxwell OF Canon City
was up on No. Friday night. called
TO see Mrs a. H. Pringle. who was
very Ill.
Mr.. Plummer. a man OF varied expe-
rience. has taken the place as opera
tor OF Mr. Kyle. who left for parts
unknown Mr. Plummer recently
came from Atlanta. Ca He claims
that country don't know what Il is TO
be dry I.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Challis visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Lennon OF Echo Sunday.
Mr.. Lennon is slightly under the
weather with a cold. but expects to be
In shape to superintend our Sunday
school in the near future
Kenneth McDanold. aged IL years
? months and days. died at the Red
Cross hospital at Salida Monday. April
s. The remains were brought home
to Texas Creek Tuesday on No 2. and
the funeral was held Friday. April 9.
at Upper Texas Greek school house,
the rtmains inferred at Hillside GENE
tery. The cause OF death was from
the after effects OF the influenza, ter
minating In heart trouble The pastor
from Saiida offieiated The consoii-
dated school buss conveyed his school
mates from Cotopaxi to the funeral.
singing several songs. and the fol-
lowing acted as pallbearers: William
Mars. Monroe Cooper. Lawrence No
bic. Dane Black. Floyd Clark. Robert
Eddington- Kenneth was a bright
boy and a fayorite among his play.
mates. ad they all showed very plainly
that he WAS missed. Floral offerings
were numerous,
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Howard News

= Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Cunningham are
on the sick list They have the in
fiuenza. Mrs. Hattie Latham is nurs-
ing them.
Mrs. Willoughby's daughter has tn
influenza.
Louis Davis was in Salida this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Howard were in
Salida on business this week
There is to be mass meeting at
the hall Friday night Deane Quigley
is to give a talk on consolidated
schools. Refreshments will be served
during the evening.
Mrs. Hattie Latham was in Salida
one day this week.
William Latham is sick with the flu
Mr.. Golf has bought Mr. Lowells
ranch, better known as the old Everly
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell leave this week
for New Mexico where they may make
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cunningham re
turned last week from their trip in
w. R. Kearby returned to his home
in Savannah, Mo-, after two months
stay here with his daughter, Mrs. Guy
West.
$. W. Ross and Henry Orange left
for Jack Hall mountain with a bunch
of cattle Monday morning.
A surprise party and dance is to be
given at Mr.. Prather's residence next
Wednesday evening.
Holman Freeman was down from Sa.
ida to see his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. NJ Alfred.
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Park Center

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Allen have gone
to their ranch at Bear Hills.
Mrs. Waters has been quite sick
with n severe cold. but is convalescent
now.
Griff Ellis is down from Victor to
look after his ranch interests here.
He intends to put his land in alfalfa.
Frank Duhey built a new addition
to his barn last week
Mrs. ]. =. Hotchkiss was confined
to her home the first part of the week
with a slight attack of the grip.
Mrs. Moran and the Misses Moran
and Langford of Garden Park were
guests Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Champeau
Griff Ellis Of Victor was caller
Saturday at the r e. Chapman and b
Coughlin homes
Mrs. j. p. Hotchkiss went over to
Chandler Wednesday, returning on
Thursday
Mrs. Moran and daughter, Mrs.
Lloyd Champeau, and Miss Langford
We're calling on Mrs. Bart Coughlin on
Sunday.
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South Canon

Evelyn Adams of Pueblo spent the
weekend with Miss Katherine Ewell
of West Catlin avenue.
Clifford and Jay Gould OF Denver,
nephews of the late Mrs. Birdie Bat
ley, and George Gould spent the week
at the home of their uncle, George
Gould, on West Catlin avenue. They
for their home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Perkins of
East Canon, were in South Canon
Tuesday calling ON old friends and
neighbors.
Mrs. Claude Rogers has been enjoy
ing visit in Westciiffe for a few
days with friends.
It is rumored that the old Switzer
home on First street has been sold
In spite OF the disagreeable weather
last Saturday number of young folks
picnicked at Garden Park and report
ed very enjoyable time.
Mrs. Williams has been confined to
her bed for several days with an at
tack of typhoid fever fever, but was
reported much improved.
Mrs. Mulnix of South Ninth street
was calling at the Mozart Lewis home
va SVuth poul III street TUESDAY last.
South Canon held an election at the
South Canon city hall Tuesday, April
q. The present board were all re.
elected.
Mrs. DR.. Hutton Of Florence was Wis
iting at the home of Mrs Belle Locke
on South Fourth street last week.
Miss Fannie Ralston is staying with
Mrs. Fridley for few days while
her daughter. Miss Ella Evans, is alb.
sent. i<s
]. d. Endicott of South Fourth
street has purchased a new car.
George Colgate of East Griffin ave.
nue. is the new owner of horse that
be recently purchased from Mrs. Kin.
ncy of East Canon.
Master Ellis Fuller of South Fourth
ftreet has brand new cornet He
hopes to make good musician in
time.
Mrs. w II Towns Is visiting At the
home OF her son, William Towns, ct
Pueblo.
Fred Towns OF Douglas avenue has
NUT his Job at the Empire zine mill
nm dyone TO work on his ranch at Oak
Greek where he win be ail summer.
Aiss Dorothy Dixon was visiting In
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ROckvale News

Easter services were held at the
Methodist Episcopal church, with a
sunrise meeting at $50 O'Clock. Ep-
worth League at 1880 in the evening,
and An Easter program and service.
There were 113 at the Sunday school
o fthe Methodist Episcopal church last
sunday. branch has beed added
at Fremont. John Kile. who looks after
1t, reports 43 the first Sabbath. AZ the
next and last Sunday no report was
made of the number in attendance.
Dan Williams and wife and Mrs.
William Howells and children of
Canon City. spent Easter with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. e. Goodhead.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Muir of VIII.
liamsburg spent Easter Sunday with
their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. a. r.
Goodhead.
John L. Grady was Florence visitor
Monday.
Sam r.. Parker, general secretary OF
G. i. e. !. Industrial Y. VI. c. A.. and
George Heap Of Pueblo made an Off
cial visit at the local Y Monday eve.
ming
4 representative OF the Wilson Man
nfactnrine Company OF Denver was in
town on business Monday.
The derrick Of the local shaft OF the
9. u. & l. Company has boen taken
down and new one will be erected
to M the seifduinping cage, while
ofhrr repair work IL going on the