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The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1920-01-09
Woman's Club

Woman's Club.
Mrs. Ed Bomar was hostess to the
first 1920 meeting Of the Woman's
Club on Wednesday afternoon, at the
residence of Mrs. Matte Dumas, on
Blythe street. Mrs. Priestly Jernigan,
Mrs. Hillman Moody, Miss Georgia
Doty, were on the program and re-
viewed in an Interesting manner the
first chapter of Pages, "The New
South" The club guests were serv-
ed with an enjoyable salad course at
Morris. The next meeting will be
with Mrs, John 7. Currier, Jr.
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Rushing-Story.

Rushing Story:
The marriage of Miss Larue Story
and Mr.. ]. H. Rushing was quietly
solemnized at the home Of the brides
father, Mr.. Amos l. stegy, en- Friday
afternoon, January and. The cere-
meny was performed by the Rev. W.
G, Waters, pastor of the First Meth
odist church.
The bride were travelling suit Of
navy blue trieotine and carried pink
Killarney roses,
Immediately after the ceremony,
Mr. and Mrs. Rushing left on a
Southern trip, after which they will
be at home in Nashville.
PARENT saeasrs TO Meet.
The first meeting of the Parent
Teachers Association since November
IL, will be held at Lee School next
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Slse.Meedy Engagement

1toSaNHpSHy- HB"BcnIeIE
Announced.
The Rev. R. J. Slice, D, D., District
Superintendent of the Gand Traverse
District of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and Mrs. R. j. Slice, GIG
Washington street, Traverse City,
Mich, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Lois Gloria, to Cap
tain V. Alton Moody, M. A., Head of
the Department of History, in the
Middle State Normal School, Muir
freesboro, Tenn.
Miss Slice graduated from the Ovid
High School, Ovid, Mich. in 1871 apc
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sentative forest. An arch for the
bridal party was entwined with pine,
cedar, holly, and other greenery.
Stands of Russell roses gave the on
Nv touch of color to the shaded ever
greens.
Miss Ruth Looney sang, The
Rnig', by Schumann and u Love
YOU. by Grieg, The wedding music
was played by Mrs. Frank Bryant.
Miss Grace Lewis, sister of the
bride was maid of honor. She wore
a draped model of French blue char
meuse, a black maline hat, ostrich
trimmed and carried Russell roses.
The other attendants of the bride,
who were Mrs. Harris Morris, matron
of honor, and Misses Matte Hunter
and Halle Morton, bridesmaids, wore
dark blue georgette dresses, heavily
embroidered, black maline hats, and
carried pink roses. Neices OF the
bride, little Misses Annefay MeGehee
and Mary Lois Young, who served as
flower girls, carried Dresden baskets
of Russell roses. Their pale blue
dresses were lace and ribbon trim
med.
Harris Morris was best man. Har-
nv Greer, Gwynne Ewing and Horace
Blanton, were ushers.
The bride wore a blue duvetyn
suit, with trimmings of mole, also
embroidered. Her hat of mole was
flower trimmed. She carried show
err boquet of roses and valley lilies.
After the eel emony, Mr.. and Mrs.
Colby left for Western tour. They
will make their home in Houston,
Texas.
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burner, ana family.
Mr. and Mrs. HI. T. Wilson were here
from Denispn Sunday as guests of his
brother, A. w. Wilson, and family
Mrs. Garfield Rule and son came Sun
day from FIT. Dodge on a visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. y. HalloWell,
and also with her husbands people.
The members of the Baptist church
have granted their pastor, Rev. G. A.
Barker, vacation for the remainder
Of this month. No church services will
be held until the fifth Of September.
Carl Hansen, wife and baby We're
down from Denison Sunday and spent
the day at the parental, Claus Hansen,
home. Egs{ !,
The John 1Ahart family entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Youngblood, of Omaha,
over the Sabbath.
Miss Anna Divine played the part of
hostess to the members Of the j. +. CHS
Saturday, including a number of init
mates. The popular diversions of the
day pleasantly filled in the hours and
last but not least came a toothsome re-
past which found favor with all. Mrs.
Chas. Brady, Mrs. Leslie Helm and Mrs.
Carl Kirk, of Dunlap; Mrs. George Dill
lenhurger, of Vail, and Mrs. Young
blood. of Omaha, We're out of town
guests.
r. f. Baber and wife and daughters,
Garnet and Lola, were up from Council
Bluffs over Sunday on farewell visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Claus
Hansen. They have disposed of their
residence property in the Bluffs and
are leaving for Hudson, Colo, to make
their home, having recently purchased
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guests at the Henry Mesenbrink home
near Dunlap.
Word reaches here relative to the
condition OF Mrs. r. M. Arnold, who
has been a great sufferer with gall
stones for some time stating that she
submitted to an operation on Monday of
last week in the st. Joseph hospital at
Omaha. She is reported to have with
stood the ordeal as well as could be ex-
pected considering the serious nature
Of the operation. Her many Dow City
friends will anXiously await news from
her bedside from time to time and all
sincerely trust that she may rapidly
be restored to health again.
Andrew Rule was over from Harlan
several days the past week visiting his
brother, w. H. Rule, and family.
The Charlie Talcott family and John
Grace were up from Woodbine Sunday
and were pleasant guests at the Fred
Thompson home south of town.
Mrs. Jesse Igou and children We're
among the Denison visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Jane Wood and her visiting
daughter, Mrs. Emery Shissler. and
three daughters, of Waterloo, We're in
Denison Wednesday visiting at the
Fred Northam home.
Mrs George Keairnes and Mrs. Jane
Wood were in Denison Saturday, where
they attended a meeting of the Wo-
mans Relief corps. ~
DR.. and Mrs. r. M. Mahin entertained
a number of boys at a very novel party
Friday evening at their home. The in
vitations issued were very clever and
deserving of especial mention, each one
reading ''Overalls and shirtsleeVes" and
."There'll be eats >and drinks" The
boys all went dressed in compliance with
the invitations and very pleasant eve
ming was spent together. The doctor
greatly interested the guests by giving
a talk on the boy scout movement and
general sports and recreation for boys.
Arrangements were also made for the
BALI games and other recreation fea-
lures to be had at the Methodist Sun:
day school picnic this week. At the
close of the evening the ".eats and
drinks" were brought forth and all
went home having enjoyed the occasion
immensely.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred "Nordin, of Chicago
were arrivals Sunday morning for a
visit at the Gus Fredericksen home and
with Mrs A. 3. Carlson.
George Dillenburger and wife We're
down from Vail making an over Sun
day visit with relatives and friends.
Miss Helen Jackson's Sunday school
class of boys. known as The Vigil
lants," will hold an ice cream social
Saturday afternoon on the l.. D. 5.
church lawn. The proceeds are to be
put into their Christmas offering. The
social will begin at o'clock.
George Ahart. wife and daughter,
Margaret, attended the chautauqua in
Dunlap Sunday.
Miss Bertha Logsdon, of Ames, ac-
companied by her grandmother, Mrs. c.
10. Logsdon, of Gladbrook, We're arriv-
ais Saturday for visit at the home of
the formers sister, Mrs. Frank Glass
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lap Saturday. the latter having dental

lap Saturday. the latter having dental
work done.
The girls Of the priole society held
cooked food sale Saturday afternoon in
the Butterworth meat market, which
received a good patronage. The sum
|of SLIPS was realized therefrom, which
will be used to purchase a tent to be
used for a mothers rest room on the
reunion grounds. The girls wish to
thank all who in any way contributed
toward the success Of the occasion.
The J.. N, Bell family motored to
Omaha Sunday, where they enjoyed the
day at Krugs park. They We're joined
in Dunlap by their daughter, Mrs. Leo
Schwaab, and husband, who accompan.
fed them on the trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Art S. Randel and their
daughter, Mrs. Ed Ahart, left Sunday
for Watertown, s, d.. on a visit to
their daughter and sister, Mrs. L. E.
Barger, and husband j
O. O.. Collins, wife and two children
went to Rockwell City Thursday for a
visit with relatives. remaining until
Monday.
Wednesday of the past week while
Jay Ahart was unloading spools of wire
from a hay rack at the Eugene Gran.
dali place on the hill, the rack fell off
of the wagon and frightened the hors-
es. The team started to run and came
into town, running around several
animals were uninjured and luckily
no serious damages resulted from the
accident.
Ed Gibson, proprietor Of one of the
restaurants In town is enjoying a vaca-
ton from his duties and has gone to
Chicago where he is taking In a weeks
series of ball games.N p. J. Brown is
assisting in the restaurant during his
absence.
Miss Ellen Scott was an arrival last
"Wednesday from Carlisle, WASH. and
is visiting her sister. Mrs. J. J.. Halo
well, and her brothers, James, H. G.
and J. A. Scott. Our informant says
that she expects to make this her per
manent home. She came here by way
of the northern route and stopped in
Webster City for visit with her ne
phew, Joe Haliowell, and family and
at the home of her niece, Mrs. Garfield
Rule, and family in TT. Dodge.
Karl Motter was here from Des
Moines several days last week visiting
friends. r&4.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. O'Meara and two
children were down from Denison on
Tuesday and visited at the home of his
brother and sister, John and Mary
O'Meara. ~ @
Miss Mary Olson has been spending
the past week in Norfolk. Neb.. visiting
one of her sisters. ~.
Will Cross, residing on the former
Elmer Riddle property on the east edge
of town, is having his residence remod-
eled into bungalow fashion. The con-
crete foundation has been laid the past
week and work is progressing rapidly
on the building.
Mrs w n McDOnald and Mrs. T. r.
Griffin spent the day. Thursday as
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Methodist Episcopal Church Notes.
the regular services Sunday were
u attended. In the morning sermon
pastor admonished the law respect
citizens of Dow City to insist that
Authorities do their duty and make
end Of the gambling at the ball park,
. atmosphere of which he character
d as that of a French Licks or a
tnte Carlo. He likewise appealed to
etr civic pride, soliciting their support
ai'clean up" campaign which would
ange the appearance of certain of our
eets from a COW path to a thorough
ie and give the stranger an impress.
other than that Of a deserted vii.
Ee."s
The Sunday school SO far has been
'e from a severe attack of Summer
lmps," yet we fear that much of the
ung life of the community is being
MED religious training through lack
interest on the part of the parents.
le parents ought to answer for them.
ives: What would be the moral tenor
America in two generations if all
rents were just like me?
Next Sunday at 10:45 the pastor will
ksts.. upon the theme "Some Finali-
u,
It Fighting the Stars"
Or. and Mrs. Mahin entertained the
vs. of Horace Thomas Sunday school
ISIS on Friday evening. a fine group
the men OF tomorrow enjoyed the
Ogram and refreshments. A boys
ening spent in boys way, On Sat.
day, August 14th. at p. M, the
~. w. III. Gable, D. d., will be pres.
I and hold the fourth quartely con
renee.
The monthly meeting and luncheon
the w. F.. M. s. was well attended
1t Wednesday, luncheon being served
over hundred members and guests.
The new mems Sunday school class
ughts by DIR. Mahin is growing both
4 membership and interest. It is a
ASS where topics both ancient and
Ddern are, discussed ina manly way.
he ,atniOsphe \, the teaching, the fell
wship Is the type that appeals to
Gle, red hooded men.
4 n. d. S. Church Notes
Last Thursday evening Mrs. Bessie
sarsall entertained her Sunday school
ISIS, "The Boosters Invitations
IRE sent out with blanks in places to
I filled out by looking up scriptural,
sssages. Games and contests We're
,dulged in. The class colors, red and
mite. were used in decorating the
oms and also appeared in the lunch
lch had an enjoyable time. Ia
Saturday afternoon the Oriole Girls
Id o cooked food sale, in the city meat
arket. They netted the neat sum Of
1875. This money will be used to
divide rest tent during the reunion,
Sunday morning Elder ]. L. Butter.
Srth preached a very interesting ser.
bn on 1.-THE Straight and Narrow
ay" In the afternoon a district
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choir practice was held in the. Denison
church to provide music for the re.

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choir practice was held in the. Denison
church to provide music for the re.
union. ~ pTf 5t7f ~
A Religio social will be given Fri.
day night at the Geo. tArgotsinger home
north OF Arion. The ladies' art to take
pies and the men their purses.
The subject for next Sunday eve.
ning's sermon THE Attribute Of the Di
vine Character"
There will be large demand for
rooms during the coming reunion. All
who have spare rooms to rent please
E6tify j l.. Butterworth. k
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Hansen, Of Sol.
der, We're recent visitors at the home
of his sister, Mrs. John Weber.
Mrs. ). Fl. ,Pearsall, of Nebraska City,
Neb., who has been here for some two
weeks, went to Denison Sunday for a
visit with relatives and friends.
The Frank McHenry family enter.
tanned his sister, Mrs. G. T. Cassaday
and son, Ralph, and family, of Denison,
on the Sabbath. &
Mrs. Nels Nelson was very agreeably
Thursday night, the occasion
being that of the tWenty-third annivers.
airy Of her birthday. About fifty friends
and neighbOrs assembled at the home
and the surprise was most complete.
Dancing was the order of the evening
and a gala time was enjoyed by the
young people until the wee small hours
began to wane. The affair was con.
cluded with the service of dainty
lunch which the company brought with
them. /hc guests then took their de.
parture, wishing the honored one many
happy returns of the day. Mrs. Petrina
Treinor and daughter, Anna, of Water.
loo, Were pleasant out of town guests.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.. Butterworth and
son, Dale, entertained her brother,
Jens Hansen. and family, who We're
over from Gallands Grove to spend
the Sabbath.
Mrs. Edith Davidson and Mrs. Arthur
Davidson We're down from Arion Fri.
day and were guests at the M. A. Riley
home south Of town.
Henry HARRISON, one OF the new pro-
.prietors of the focmer Herman LaZerus
store, now known as the Peoples store,
was in Council Bluffs .last week. where
he took unto himself wife. in the per.
son of Miss Mollie Saltzman. The
event took place Thursday evening at
$40 at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Saltzman. The cere.
mony was performed by Rabbi Taxon,
OF Omaha, in the presence of one hun
5dred and twenty five guests. The bride
was very beautifully attfred in a dress
of white embroidered silk and wore a
bridal veil which was held in.place with
pearls, and carried "a shower bouquet
of. brides roses. She was attended by
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Saltzman,
the groom being attended by her broth
er, A. p. Sanzman, and wife. At the
appointed hour the bridal party took
their places beneath an embankment
Of palms where the ceremony was SOL
emnized. Following the service the
company repaired to the Eagle hall,
where an elegant wedding dinner await
ed them. the menu extending itself to
a six course affair. The remaining
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property there.
Miss Ruby Baber resumed her duties
in the telephone Office Monday following
an enjoyable weeks vacation.
John Rockwell, of Denison, was q
Dow City business visitor Saturday.
Mrs. S. E. Baber went to Denison
Saturday, where she enjoyed an over
Sunday visit at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. l.. A. Larsen.
Misses Florence Miller and Coda
Honz were in Dunlap Sunday afternoon
attending chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred christensen and
son, Walter, were in Schleswig Satur-
day, where they visited their daughter
and sister, Mrs. Otto Miller and family,
stopping at Ricketts, Sunday for visit
at the Julius Christensen home.
Mr.. and Mrs, Thee. ,Wieneke were
here from Nicola Wednesday visiting
her sister, Mrs. John Remmes. and
family Mrs. Remmes returned home
with them to spend few days.
Miss Iva Larson came down from De
lott wednesday for visit at the home
of her friend, Miss Margaret Houston,
returning Friday.
John Turnlund returned to his home
in Council Bluffs Wednesday following
a few days sOjOurn at the home Of his
aunt, Mrs. +. c.. Buss, and with other
relatives. Louis Buss accompani
him home to spend several days.
The w. II. NJ. S. will meet next
Wednesday afternoon, August 18th, at
the home of Mrs. T. A. Rae. A good at
tendance Of the membership is request
Do a :
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hours of the evening We're devoted to
dancing and a general fine time ENJOY
ed. The neWlyweds came to Dow City
Saturday where they will make their
home, having rented rooms at the home
|of Mrs. Jemima Walters. The bride is
not an entire stranger to our people,
having visited here a number of times.
She is recognized as a very highly cul-
tured young lady and is well spoken
of meeting her. The groom is known
as an excellent young man Of upright
character and has made many friends
since coming to Dow City and all join
in wishing them the full quota of hap.
piness throughout life's journey. We
heartily welcome them to our little city
and trust they may find life pleasant
and profitable among us.
y William Honz, >who is employed as
second trick operator at the I. c. depot
at Williams, was here Sunday and made
"a short visit at the parental, Adolph
Honz, home.
The N. J. Lee family, of Arion, were
callers in Dow City Saturday.
Walter Langley was an arrival on
Thursday from Ainsworth, Neb., for a
visit at the home of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. G.. w. Langley, and with 9th.
er relatives, returning Saturday.
Merle Binall and Homer Wiley went
to Pierson Saturday for a visit at the
home of the formers brother, DR..
Bryce b. Binnall.
The school board offered the school
routes for sale Saturday, all being sold
with the exception of No. 2 and No.
10, which are still open. Those who
will serve' as hack drivers on the other
routes for the ensuing year are as fol?
lows: No. 1, S. Fl. Miller, at a salary OF
$105 per month; No. 3, James Sharp,
at $11O: No. A, F. C. Buss at $50; No. 5,
Zoe Price at $117.5O; No. 6, George
Brady at $12O; No. Z. Lee Clothier at
SIPS; No. s, Martin Wieland at $50;
No. g., Frank Binnall at $125: No. IL
George Igou at s12O: No. IL. George
Cornelius at $11O; No. IS. James Bal
,lentine at $25.
a. p. Moeller and wife were in Oma-
ha one day last week to get their house.
hold furniture and are now busily en-
gagged in getting settled in the residence
purchased of Herman LaZerus who va.
Gated the same about two weeks ago.
Miss Florence Miller was a Denison
visitor Saturday and while there at
tended to some shopping duties.
Editor G. w. VanAtten was a bust
ness caller in Arion Saturday.
C. L. Underhill has returned from
Charter Oak, where he has been assist
ing in the office of the Times for sever
al weeks while Editor Sturges was
away on vacation. He is assisting in
the Reporter Office here this week in
the absence Of Mr.. Crane, who is in
Des Moines visiting his son.
j, Miss Mary Riddle came up from
Omaha Saturday evening for an over
Sunday visit at the parental, Link Rid.
die, home.
Private John Cross was an arrival on
Saturday from TT. Omaha to spend the
Sabbath at the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Cross.
Cecil Edwards and wife were in Dun
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
NoxIcE OF SUIT

NO. loflts
State Of New Mexico. County OF bernalilio,
In the District Conrt.
L. ". Dickavn. Plaintiff. .rversA
VI.
Juro Ljiliak, aud ali unknown persons who
mar claim any interest or title adverse to
plaintiff, and the Names % whom are I'M
hpown. under tho style Of unknown claim
ants. Defendants.
To the Above Defendants:
You are hereby notified that y suit has
been filed against you In tho said. CouIk and
County by the above named plaintiff In
% qnlet title to the following described lands,
sitnsied In the County Of Bernalhlo. STATE
OF New Mexico. to-wit;
Lots numbered Five (5l and Six t6l
In Block numbered Futy'eight t5sl,. Of
Reynolds Addition 10 Albuquerque, New
Mexico, as said lot or lots and blocks
are known, designated and described on
= map Of said Raynoldx Addition made
OF the Probate Clerk and Ex.Omcio Rec
order 81 Bernailllo County. New Mexico,
on the 10th day OF July, 1919.
And you are further noiihod that unless
You eater or cAnse to be entered your appear'
aDen In said eauAe on or before the lBth, day
Of August, A. D. 1890, Judgment will be
rendered In said cause against you by de-
fault and the relief prayed for VIII be
The name Of the plaintia's attorney Is
Heacoek 4 Grigsbn whose pust once address
il Albuquerque, N. 81.
Iseai1 49, EESTOR MONTOYA, Clerk.
HARRY y. LEE, Deputy.
June 20: July 6.13.a0.27.
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ne last VII ana leatameni o. Ctlssiia D.
piilnhury. Isie Of thf CITY ~ A~Ihu1Hrt4n4.
Comfy pf nefnelillo. Nov nstit4, d<ttrt.d.
has rs.ssfea srd ptsssn'sa aoF IRE .s'ns
count of h. adminlltfslion 81 said snseie
ment o. ceiosiia d. rnlshurY, atopslfd, TO-
g.thfr rna II. report .ed : fsll.2n ~
slslh day q september a 81 ieso. :. lsr
O'clock IN the fortsqop Of eeId day, a. ne
court rom u said court q the court house
Ia said County. d Befnsliiio, Qid Albeensr'
que. New Mcnieo. has been fixed aud ~
pointed a. he iims and place fcr the fsiils.
menf Of aid final account ana the hesfinf
Of said report and pftlton AZ Which tim,
snd place q pctsen in,eFesltd n sad
said seeoent and a. such time and place I
hearing of AM and ell phiseiiona TO- sncl
INA, ssseans and the 'seiiisment thereof
Notice Il fnriher given that said account
il for ilnai aeitismsnt and the said cn,ats
Ia ready for diatrihutiou and on c~oqfruatlol
Of said final account finn distribution Of
SID estate XII ba Immediately had
this aesh Ssy q Jeiy r. y ieeo
Julyo1 .AnE.1.iot11
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NEW YORK. July 27.-MercantHe
paper unchanged; exchange steady;
sterling demnnd 376M per cent;
cables 379A per cent.
New York exchange IN Montreal
itN per cent discount.
Call money strong; high . per
CEN; low. 3 per cent; ruling rate .
per cent: closing bid 7 per ent of
fcred at 3 per cent; last loan 3 per
epnf
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new YORK. July 27.-Liberty
bonds final prices today were; avs
sof.O4; first ~ $3.50; second Is
Sst.eO: first Ans sS5.62; second Ans
ss4.7O: third Ans sSS.7Oi fourth
$500; victory 3As s9s.s6;
yictnrx ANa Sah.a2.
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tANN''t" 't"0f ~ ~
CHICAGO. july s7-cattie rccelntu
if.00Qs market steady to 10 cqatn
higher on corn fed steers, others
draegy; top yeariinHs $3.50: top
handy weight $3.50; best heavy
$500: bunk early sales si6.1bO
ias5; grassers si1.0oQ tAbot huils
and best ahe-stock steady: medium
cows and amer weak: caiven 90 TO
75 Gems Llghers venlcrs ti5.1oU
stockerp slow. steSS7.
Hog receipts S0.0O0s light and
butcher hogs 90 to go cehth lower:
others ab to SO cents lower then
Mondays average; top Sis.s0s bulk
usht and butchers u{,goqi5ko:
bulk pRclsing acTs &it-1b 0lS.oo'
pies mostly tiaso6ff36
Sheep receipts $4,000: market SLOW:
carly sales native lambs around 20
cents loweri western held steady.
cents higher. tUp mutivc inffos $500;
bulk Si3.7b0i4.75. asking over
$1,000 for best; western range weth-
crs 5000; choice native ewes $1,000
's.2b.
DENVER, July 27.-cattle receipts
1900; market steady TO strong: beef
steers $4,000 1871; Gov nnd haifers
e7.OO a. $50; ntOckcrs and feeders
si.oe q SD; calves $500 @ii.o6.
Hog receipts 1900; market 25 10
so ent lower; top $500; bulk
SfS.b0011.75.
sheep receipts 500; market steady;
yeariines 5000 q 1O.OO; lambs H4.o0
Wl4.sO; wethers $500 y $50; ewes
\ $1,000 sec.