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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-28
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-28

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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
News of Fremont County
CORRESPONDENTS
Bassick Items

Those attending the birthday sur
prise party Wednesday evening on
Mrs. Locke Morris fifty eighth birth
day were: Mrs. Elizabeth Ferbach.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith and
granddaughter. Miss Emma Richards,
Rev. A. Vanderlinde and wife and
family, Mrs. Cora Tuttle and children.
Rudolph Hartbauer and family, Frank
Pine and two children.
Mrs. John Hoggat and Mrs. Jose
phine Seymour and children, and
Jesse Seymour celebrated his tenth
birthday at the same time
Willis Tuttle surprised his family
Saturday evening by coming home
from Canon City for short visit
Eugene Pine is the proud owner of
fine new team of horses.
The dance at William HarroId's was
well attended Friday night. About
40 people reported a good time
The Greenville Sunday achool will
meet at the home. of Mrs Lena Pine
to practice singing Wednesday eve
ing.
The Sunday school at Greenville is
growing. The school house is almost
too small these days The birthday
offering amounted to SLIP last Sun.
day.
Fred Ferbrash helped cut roof poles
Friday for the new postoffice al Bas-
sick.
Miss Clara Tuttle is on the sick list
this week
Alois Kline and W. S. Seymour
called at the home of A. Lengis Sun
day afternoon.
Butchering hogs is the latest pas-
time in the neighborhood at Bassick
True Harold and mother were Wis
itors in Canon City last week.
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No Oil Lands
Near the Springs

Canon City. Colo, January 26. 1920.
Editor Daily Record.
The news story in your Saturdays
issue emanating from Colorado
Springs regarding our company was
misleading and might do the company
injury here in this county. The article
referred to. .:nong otner things. said
that our company would soon open
headquarters in the Springs and that it
had taken over 1000 acres of land in
the Fountain district and would put
down two wells over there. saying.
nothing about the Canon field.
Under the articles of incorporation
the principal Office of the company IS
in Canon City and its headquarters
are here. and we expect them to re-
main in Canon City. Not only that,
but the money raised here will be
spent in Fremont county and the Foui
Mile district 1t is mistake also
about the company taking over any
land in the Fountain district II is
true that they are on a deal for a
tract of land near where the wells are
being sunk in the Fountain country.
and II we can make proper deal the
company may take over some land
there. II they do. and the Colorado
Springs people show spirit of help
ing the company develop the property
we may put well down there later.
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First Tourist Party
Coming Feb. 21st

Sundays Pueblo Chiefsain says: "A
tourist booking agency will invade
Pueblo on February 2l. This Will bs
the first excursion brought to this city
to travel into the mountains surround
ing Pueblo. The party is scheduled
% arrive here, leave the train and
travel by automobiles TO Canon City
for run to the top of the Royal
Gorge. over the famous Skyline drive
and other scenic highways near the
prison town.
There is another tourist party
hooked ny an Eastern agency To stop
in Pueblo for the Skyline and Royal
Gorge trips about March "a. Il is
said that 10 Eastern agencies will
come here to make 1t the starting
point for number OF trips to sur
rounding summer scenes.
This is the first time any. agency
has come 10 Pueblo and attempted
this class OF business. 1t win mean
that this city will be greatly adver-
tised. connecting It with the auto
highways and mountains in one-day
trims"
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Westclif News.

Wet Mountain Tribune.
Commissioner Harry Kettle. accom-
panied by Mrs. Kettle, went to Denver
last Saturday to attend the meeting OF
the state commissioners, and incident
ally Gill take In the stock show.
The outgoing train Tuesday got
stalled in the snow drifts few mi es
out of town and failed to get through.
A snow plow came up Wednesday and
opened the road up SO that the train
could get through just afternoon on
that day.
Assessor c, NJ. Sweeten went to
Denver last Saturday to attend the
meeting of the state assessors there
COW when he sees one. and will view
the good ones at the stock show.
The Bull-Domingo concentration has
been in operation recently, making an
experimental run on dump material
from the mine.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Mercler left on
Saturday last on a visit to the capital
city.
II. F. Knuth was among the list of
PhooSbctAo W thS otSth ohOW IA t'~'s
yer Monday.
Mrs. ScheibIe has been quite III the
past week, suffering an attack OF
pneumonia.
ON receiving word of Mrs. Scheible's
Illness. Mrs. Orva Fischer came down
from Denver again on Monday
Charles Cody came over from Cold
field Monday on a visit to his brother.
James Cody. at Wayerly.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Giroux and Mrs.
Max GARNER departed for Denver last
Saturday.
Commissioner r S. Canda, accom-
panied by his brother, Rockwell, left
last Friday for Denver to attend the
commissioners meet and take in the
stock show festivities.
Sam Pepper shipped four cars OF
cattle to Denver Wednesday.
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Howard Items

Paul Elgin broke the axle of his
car up near Wellsville Sunday eve
ming while joy riding and Jim Howard
pulled him in.
Oren Blackford met No. at Coto-
maxi Monday afternoon on which Mrs,
Earl Nichols came.
Fred Snowden took No this morn
ing for Denver. He was here visit
ing his son Harold and family at Cal
cite.
DR.. Forhan was called to Harold
Snowden's this morning. Mrs. Snow
den was very sick.
Dorothy Paddock is working for
Mitchell. Vida Perkins lef' and never
returned.
John Cunningham and daughter, Oh
lie. left Tuesday night for Ogden,
Utah, in search of better climate for
Mr.. Cunningham Mrs. Cunningham
and daughter Lola, will follow later.
Mr.. and Mrs Hale and son and Mr.,
Green from Center broke down four
miles below Howard and was towed
in. havin gto wait for parts from Den
yer before they could 90 on to the
capital city.
Mr.. Kirk, Mrs. Blackford's father,
is reported not so well.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Cunningham and
daughters, Mrs. John Cunningham
and daughter. Lola, were Salida shop
pers Thursday.
Elmer Freeman. John Cunningham
and the Misses Wilcox and Paquette
motored to Salida to the show Thurs
day evening.
Lou Davis and Dick Applebee and
Mrs. James Kirk were Salida visitors
Friday.
Mrs. Lou Davis brought her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell up to Howard
one day last week to hear her new
player piano.
The Gawf brothers were Salida Wis
itors Saturday
Mr.. Prather returned from the stock
show in Denver Friday night last
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cunningham re-
turned Saturday from Colorado
Springs and Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Davis motored
to Canon City Saturday to make Mrs.
Billy Smith and family a.visit
Mrs. Arch Alexander is very i'll az
her home on Cherry Creek of pleu-
risy. The doctor was called this aft
ernoon.
Walter C1abourn is moving Over T.
his ranch on West creek. which is
known as Amy McClain place.
The bookkeeper at Calcite is mov-
ing to Trinidad soon The other
bookkeeper has already arrived.
Messrs. Elgin, Willouehbv. William
Latham and Verne McClain motored
to Salida Saturday on business
The Baptist minister is coming from
Salida to preach in the hall at 2:30
p. m Sunday, January 25.
Mr.. Houle went to Calcite to work
last Monday. He and John Gawf are
doing contracting work.
The Gawf brothers have new car
of which they were out motoring Sun
day.
l.. l.. Fireman motored to Canon
City Monday on business.
Mrs. Howard went up to Alexan-
der's to help with the sick.
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Cunningham
went to Wellisville Monday.
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Lincoln Park News

Nearly every rancher is working in
ary job is well advanced for this time
of year.
|. +. Davis, the Sherman avenue
gardener, is clearing and plowing hts
land in readiness for the early spring
vegetable crop.
Mr. Mayhem, one of the newcomers
of Lincoln Park. took in a few days
at the Denver stock show last week.
Mrs. VIII Mccartney is reported to
be quite i'll at her home on Grand
avenue. Fe
Gill Shaeffer. Miss Fern Palmer and
Miss Nina Arnold motored down from
Red Greek Thursday, returning Fri
day. While in Lincoln Park they
We're guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank McCurry on Logan street.
A new party telephone line has been
established over portion of the Park
which has made change in some of
the telephone numbers.
Mrs. Frank Ramsey has been quite
i'll for the past few days at her Elm
avenue home, but is reported to be
somewhat better at present.
The family of E. +. Graham moved
last week from the house they have
occupied on Elm avenue. to the J. d.
Knanft place on Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Moschetti are tn,
proud parents of baby boy, born to
them at their home on Elm avenue
last Wednesday. This makes the
ninth child of the family.
Mrs. Harry Hasker has sold her
ranch on the east side of the Park to
her brother-in-law, Frank Hasker, of
Salina, Kan.
The family OF Adolph Leruth have
recently come from Belgium. and are
visiting at the Machot home, while
looking about for permanent Ioca-
tion. Mrs. Leruth is a niece of Mrs
Frank Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Woodard.
son Leer, and daughter Martha, are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Devivier Miss Martha was
taken III with appendicitis soon after
her arrival and was taken to Holmes
hospital for treatment Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ShalIaberger
of Moffat came down the first of the
week from Denver. where they have
been attending the Western stock
show. for visit at the home of the
latter's daughter, Mrs. John Williams.
and family on Park avenue.
Mrs. George Corey. who makes her
home with her daughter, Mrs Elton
WOOdfOrd on Garfield street ia supnd.
Ing few days in town visiting among
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mark and two
children arrived Tuesday of this
week from Kansas City. Mo, for a
visit with the formers mother, Mrs
r. A. Story. Mr. Mark is employed
in the mall service for the Kansas
City union depot, and the family are
here on their vacation
Miss Adella Lucas OF Denver was
the honor guest at a little gathering
Of teachers of the South Canon high
school at the home OF Prof. and Mrs.
George McCleland at iI15 Rudd ave
nue. on Saturday evening, we're. all had
a most enjoyable time
Mrs. J. d. Mccartney was hostess
10 the Lincoln Park Sewing Club aiss
week. Quilting was the order OF the
afternoon and suitable refreshments
were served
Mrs. Bernard Of Wetmore has been
guest for the past few days at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. b. G. Wood
Mrs. q. Wilson 81 Golden ,sn,.
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Garden Park

Mrs. Carrie T. Anthony visited the
Garden Park school Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. \. Nelson and
daughter, Nina. have returned home
from Denver after taking in the stock
show.
Eric Freek, Charley Canterbury and
Clyde Chess are busy hauling and
bailing hay to Canon City.
Mrs. w. McNeely and daughter,
Miss Blanche, of Marion, n, c., are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Bid
dix.
Mrs. C. &. Canterbury and adugh-
ter Frances, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. Sleeth on South Ninth
street, Canon City, Saturday.
Mr.. Felter gave the Garden Park
Sunday school very interesting talk
on Egypt Sunday.
Eli Elrod was the Sunday guest oil
his daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
w. w. Nelson.
Charley Canterbury was a visitor at
the stock show in Denver last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Johnson were
callers in Garden Park Sunday.
Ed Higgins was in Garden Park
Sunday.
John Molten of Norma, Okla, is Wis
iting his daughter and family, Mr.. and
Mrs Lloyd Champeau.
Will Canterbury of Beaver Creek
spent Saturday and Sunday in Garden
Park.
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Parkdale

letter received from Mrs. Dahl
berg at Chicago. informs us of the
serious Illness from the "hu" of Mr..
Dah1berg. His condition was not
serious when the letter was written.
II no change for the worse, they
plan TO reach here about February
W. E. Cross shopped in Canon City
Friday
The Bond children spent the week.
end at home. returning to school at
Canon City Monday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson spent pleas.
ant evening at Grandpa Murray's Fri.
day.
Harold Murray seems to be trying
for The championship as an expert re-
vo' yer shot. The past week he killed
Two coyotes and jack rabbit with
one shot each from his 45.gun.
Rock hauling at mile post 17O has
been brisk during the past week on
account of the good roads
Work was resumed on the new
bridge Monday
announcements are out for boy
supper at our school house for Feb.
ruary IA. All are invited and are ex-
pected to dress in some freak cos
tune, Ladies to bring well-filled
basket and men a well.flled pocket
book.
Later advices from Chicago tells us
that both Mr.. and Mrs. Dahlberg have
the. "fiu-" All their friends here are
hoping they have a speedy recovery
and hurry back 10 Colorado, where the
sun shines.
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mas been the guest OF Mrs. NJ E.
Snow for the past week or two. eX-
poets to leave shortly for California
where she will visit Los Angeles, Long
Beach and other points for two or
remembered as a one-time resident of
Lincoln Park
The Lincoln Park Ladies Aid So
ciety of the NJ. Z. church had meet
ing Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. T. E. Bailey on Logan street
There was an unusually good attend
ance and special good time was en-
ioyed. The next meeting place will
be at the home Of Mrs. Beatty on
Park avenue.
Mrs. Frank Broughton sends kind
est remembrances to all her old ac-
quaintances on Lincoln Park. from
Montrose. wnere the family went 4
few weeks ago Mrs. Broughton
writes that the family is very. com
fortably located and that with the rest
and change. Mr.. Rroughton is improv-
ing in health. and they are meeting
some fine people. Mr.. and Mrs.
Broughton also announce the mar
riage of the formers brother, George
Broughton, to Miss Nettie Belle Lewis
of that city on January 81. The
newly-wedded couple left Immediately
for California TO spend month or
two. On their return they will take
charge of their own household, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Broughton. and
a,,ly mil .f
rose for the summer.
Miss Adells Lucas has been down
from Denver for weeks visit AT
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Lucas on Chestnut and Cedar.
While here her mother entertained
for day in her honor, the family rel
atives, which included Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Durfee from town, DIR. and Mrs.
Hutton and son Kent from Florence.
and Mr.. and Mrs, l.. NJ. Lucas from
Portland. Miss Lucas left for Den
yer early this week where she is EN-
ployed as stenographer at the Olinger
Highlands Boy Scout headquarters.
The Parent Teachers Association
held at the Lincoln Park school build
ing on Friday afternoon was very
well attended and the program proved
to be very interesting one. Music
on the phonoeraph and a violin soio
by Miss Moyle were the opening num-
bers, followed by a talk from Mrs.
Carrie T. Anthony. superintendent of
schools. Mrs. Anthony presented some
very convincing reasons why 1t would
be an all-around advantage CONNER
cially. socially. as we'll as from an ed.
ucational point of view to form =
union of districts Nos / and S. Mrs
Dun'ap also added some remarks ap-
propriate to the same subject Sew
eral OF .he patrons objected to the
ideas given on the ground of the dis.
tance some of the pupils would have
to make to reach the high school
building in town, should there be 4
consultations of the two schools An
instructive reading from Red Cross
magazine was given by Mrs. Plummer
and Miss Watt presented the idea and
work of the new health crusade
among the pupils of the grades and
urged its general adoption. The as
sociation agreed to cooperate with
the school by furnishing refreshments
in connection with the Lincoin's
birthday program 10 be given on the
evening of February 13. and commit
tees were appointed to look after the
matter. Other items OF business were
also disposed of for the good of both
the association and the schools
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
STANDARD HIGH PRESSURE
STILLS ARE DOWN

FLORENCE, Jan. rs. The high
pressure stills Of the Standard OIL
Company were shut down tempo
rarily Sunday night owing to a short
age of the product used in the stills.
This material is furnished by the
United Oil Company. Supt Parks states
that 1s men are employed at the
Standard, five of whom are married
and II single. The married men will
be kept at work during the shut down
but at present all the force is stiil on
the payroll.
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East Canon
and Four Mile

Mrs. Howerton entertained the East
Canon Aid of the Methodist church
afternoon was spent in a good social
time. Miss Helen Howerton Miss
Bessie Allen played selections on the
piano. Mrs. Robbins and Mrs. Batch
elor gave readings. Each lady was
given cross questions and Silly an
swers numbered so each one had a
partner for the refreshments. Mes
danes Howerton. Allen and Gowding
served. There were several Presby-
terian ladies present at the meeting
each lady expressing themselves as
having a splendid good time.
Mr.. Mattoon came down from Den
Yer last week to spend few days
with the Duffy family on Four Mile.
The Duffys expect to move on to
their ranch on Park Center this week
They have been living on the Mattopn
place on Four Mile the last two or
three years.
George Bower came down from Cuff
fey last week to visit the Richesons
He brought down a load of potatoes
with him.
Marion Ringle and MIR and Mrs. w
S. Post got home from the stock show
They report the show very good.
/ Hubert Tremayne came down from
Denver Sunday morning to spend a
couple OF days with his mother, Mrs.
Tremayne of East Main street He
works for the express company and
likes the work. but he would rather
work on the ranch. He expects to
come back in March and run his moth
er's ranch on Four Mile.
Mrs. Mickle came down from Bear
Gulch Saturday morning to look after
her ranch on South Reynolds avenue
She went back Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall of Concrete
are the proud parents of baby boy.
born to them Monday, January 26.
John Hall is son OF Mr.. and Mrs. F
A. Hall on Four Mile
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Dunn and chill
dren will move into the Mattoon place
which they purchased some time ago.
The Brooks family have moved from
Central street to Orchard avenue on
the Eastman place.
| Mrs. F. A Hall has gone to Con
crete for few days stay with her
son. John Hall and family
The farmers in East Canon and
| Four Mile have already commenced
their spring work. Some are pruning
| their trees and some are plowing
They are making the best OF the good
weather we are having.
Mr.. Goodwin is already moving
some of his things to his new home
on East Main street on the CARING
house place that he purchased some
time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith motored to Col
orado Springs last Tuesday.
This is a poem one of our Western
girls wrote. She lives up in the
mountains on Cottonwood creek:
Dreams at Home.
Often while ! sit and dream among
the wales and hills,
coyote walls his loneliness. to 9th
ers as she wills.
And in the twilight's wonder glow.
an owl boots solemnly:
And the cattle's soft lowing in their
sheds, is just lullaby
The pine trees whisper in the wind.
the breezes softly sigh.
deer comes walking into sight and
swiftly bounds away.
The sun sinks lower in the west. the
crimson glow has fed.
The little stars all now appear-the
great world is at rest.
Margaret E Columbia
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DENvE r MAN
VISITS ClTv

DENVER MAN
VISITS CITY
w. A. Skinner of the Bankers and
Stockman Trust Company win be
bus!ness visitor in Canon City for the
next few days.
VISITS HERE
FROM PUEBLO
Earl Paulson. formerly Canon City
man, was in Canon City Monday on
business.
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Mile district, this county.
THE CANON CITY PETROLEUM
COMPANY.
BY A. l.. TAYLOR, Secretary.
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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-02-17
Bridge Party

Mrs. Lewis Apperson entertained
at bridge yesterday afternoon at her
lovely home on North Maysville street
in honor of Mrs. John Harrison, of
Helena, Ark. After the game a most
delicious lunch was served from the
card tables. Mrs. Apperson's guest
list included: Mrs. Harrison, Mrs.
George R. Snyder, Mrs. Percy d.
Bryan, Mrs. Josh Owings, Mrs. 1. r.
Tabb, Mrs. George E. Coleman, Mrs.
Charles 7. Hazelrigg, Mrs. J. Will
Clay, Mrs. HI. B. Kinsolving, Mrs. J..
Oldham Greene, Mrs. James Kennedy,
Miss Mary E. Turner, Mrs. W.. b,
White, Mrs. Pierce VIM, Mrs. Walter
Bridges, Miss Elizabeth Apperson and
Miss Lizzie p. Coleman.
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For Mrs. Harrison

Mrs. ]. Oldham Greene and Miss
Mary E.. Turner entertained a few
of their friends at bridge Saturday
afternoon, complimentary to their
house guest, Mrs. John Harrison, OF
Helena, Ark. Late in the afternoon
a lovely plate lunch was served, and
those who were asked to meet Mrs.
Harrison were: Mrs James Ken
nedy, Mrs. ]. Will CLAY, Mrs. Fl. B.
Kinsolving, of Louisville; Mrs. John
G. Winn,s Mrs. Walter Bridges, Mrs.
Percy D. Bryan, Mrs. Josh Owings,
Mrs. j. Miller Hoffman, Mrs. W. R.
Thompson and Miss Ella Priest.
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THE SICK

Robert c. Lloyd is i'll of the "flu."
Harve Knox is quite sick with in
fluenza.
Luther Mason is confined to his
home with influenza.
o. B. Wiley and w. B. Salyers are
in doors with influenza.
Mrs. Carroll Chenault has been
quite i'll for the past week.
William Mason, son Of Robert Ma
son, is quite sick with influenza.
Hansford Arnold, who has been
quite i'll Of pneumonia is greatly i'm
proved.
Marion w. Bridges and son, Jim
ME, are i'll at their home on North
Maysville street.
The many friends of A. B. Old
ham, Jr., will be sorry to learn that
he is i'll of pneumonia.
Mrs. s. w. Evans remains in a
critical condition and all hope for her
recovery has been abandoned.
John d. McColm, Huntington, W.
Va, is seriously i'll with double pneu-
monia following an attack of influ-
enza.
The condition of Professor Mere
dith Cox, who has been dangerously
i'll from the effects of clovine gas, is
reported very much improved.
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Junior Club Meets

The Junior department Of the
Woman's History Club met Monday
night at the club rooms with Miss
Margaret MADDEN leader. The study
of the poet J. 7. G. Noe was taken
up and a very interesting program
was given. Sandwiches and hot choc-
olate were served by the hostesses,
who were Misses Matte Pinney, Lii
liam Grail, Margaret Nesbitt and
Frances Hazelrigg. The next meeting
will be on the third Monday night in
March, when the club will study Kip
ling, with Miss Ethel Baker as leader