Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-27

We note them when the plant reed
Bends to the summer air,
Its low-toned music gently freed
BY the soft breezes there:
-Catherine II. Eslins.
BE READY DAY AND NIGHT
Hast thou cunning instrument of
play,
'Tis well: but see thou keep it bright
And tuned to primal Chords so that it
may
Be ready day and night.
7. e. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. withers. Mr.. and
Voorhees, and guest, Miss Sybil Har-
ris, Mr.. Newton Withers, Mr.. Robert
Yates motored to Colorado Springs
Friday afternoon to sec the basket ball
game between Centennial and Colorado
Springs high school. They attended the
dance at the Antlers after which they
drove back to Pueblo.
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Mrs L. II. McAlincy and daughters,
the Misses Margaret and Anna Nc
Aliney, cnroutc from Denver to San
Diego, Cal, visited a few hours be-
tween trains with Mrs. II. w. Boetz,
and family Wednesday evening. They
will remain indefinitely in California.
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Mrs. Willis T. Haverstock came from
Colorado Springs Tuesday to attend
| the anniversary party Of the Nine
teenth Century club.
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Mrs. j. r wasscll. of Little Rock,
Ark, arrived Wednesday to visit two
weeks with Mrs. Il. Y. Maclntyrc.
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Mrs. Martin Walter, Mrs. w. II.
Pierce, Miss Marie Walter and guest.
Miss Mildred Kipp, motored to Colo
RADIO Springs Friday to spend the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Lee motored TO
Denver Wednesday. and returning
Thursday brought with them Miss Mil
dred Lee TO spend the weekend. Miss
Lee will return to the State univers-
ity Sunday.
Mrs. James *. Sweeney returned
Monday from Miami, Ariz., where she
visited her daughter. Mrs. George y.
Marsh and family.
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Dr. \. r. King. OF Milwaukee, Wis,
is in Pueblo visiting MIR. and Mrs. W. |
l. Anderson and greeting many other |
friends who are always to welcome |
him to his former home.
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father. MIR. NJ. g. Saunders returned
Tuesday evening to their home Mr..
Saunders who had been in New York
city. was Joined by his daughter at
Kansas city. Mrs Saunders remained
with her father. Mir. Joseph jackson.
who is seriously III at his home in
MaryvilIc. Missouri.
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Mrs. Il. Il. Gillette and Mrs. Jesse
Kcnnsrd left yesterday for Denver
where they win remain until Sunday
greeting old time friends,
John T. McClary viii come from
Colorado College tomorrow to, spend
the weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs w. r. MaecIary.
Mrs. NJ. u. Thatcher and Miss Eliza
beth Fisher left Thursday night for
Pasadena. cal, planning to sojourn
there six weeks OF two months.
Judge Frank q. Mirick returned
Wednesday from Denver whore he
went Tuesday To attend the funeral
Of Mr., Charles H. jacobson.
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Mrs I. = F-csuchamp and small
guests or Mrs. u. :. Crockett. left
sunday for their homo.
Mrs. j. =. Rice. regent OF La Junta
Chapter. u. =. Il. guest Of Mrs.
Ward n. Moore for the Weekend re-
turned to her home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Rice was q guest nt the luncheon
Of tho Daughters on saturday.
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Mrs. Charles r. Mcnlcy has gone to
California where sh" viii visit several
weeks with relatives and friends.
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Miss Eliza both Crockett left ycstcr-
day for Boulder to spend the weekend !
with friends and attend the formal |
dancing party Of the a. r. o frutcrn- |
ity.
Mrs l.. q. Fisher who has been vis- |
iting friends In Pueblo left Monday |
Tor Rocky Ford whore she will visit I
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. g. Woodbridge and !
Of La Juntn, visited MIR. and |
Mrs. j. l. Woodbridge last week.
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Mrs. J. +. Dukes. of indianapolis,
Ind, enjoying trip thru Colorado
and Arizona, stopped off to visit hcr
brother. Mr.. II. II. kcaricher and
family Shc VIII leave Tuesday for
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. l.. Ray report tho
to their daughter. Annie. (Mrs. John
ruary 80.
Miss Marguerite McGrav went to
Denver Friday to visit with friends
and attend an Overseas meeting