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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12

he comes % South Bend nert fax,
Col. Bullock said
The meeting time and place for
these olsases VIII % announced when
the arrangements have been com
nlafnf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
x. P.,S VICTORIOUS

The knights OF Pythias' newly or
gained baseball team were victori-
Gus in their second game Of the sea-
son Saturday afternoon, when they
defeated the First Evangelical team
by a score OF to 4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12

Wanted. 900 men 20 have their
old hats made new, panama and
straw hat bleaching speciality.
Workmanship guaranteed and mail
orders solicited. Aetna Cleaners and
Hatters. 1873 Lincoln way z. South
Bend. phone Lincoln 2376.-Advt-
1871.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
DEATH OLE MOTHER

Roscoe Hamilton. 511 - y. Main
st, left last evening for Indianapo-
lis. where he was called by the
death OF his mother. Mrs Martha
Hamilton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
PoSToFFICE JOB VACANT

There will be an unskIlled laborer
examination for the position OF GUS
todian at the local postOfice. Appli-
cations Will be given out to those
who call in person between June Il
and July 2. inclusive.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
CONCLUDES VACATION

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Scheibelhut.
S13 E. Lawrence ST, have returned
from Fisher lake. where they spent
week 5 vacation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
HERE FOR WEDDING

Mr.. and Mrs. z. F. Pason OF At
tica, Ind, are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. F. G. Eberhart. They will at
tend the Eberhart-Hillier wedding
Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12

Fire Marshals Charles Kramer
and George Felthouse OF Indianap-
oils and H c. kindly OF this 'ity
will spend Sunday at Davis lake.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
CHICAGO VISITORS

Mrs. AL. Schmall and daughter.
Mary Genevieve. OF Chicago. are
spending a week as the guests of
Mrs. II. L. Hull, 100 S. West ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12

FRANCIS EVANS FUNERAL
The funeral services for Francis
Evans. 525 +. Fourth ST.. will be held
at the residence this afternoon at
two o'clock at the River Park Meth
odist Episcopal church. Rev. Mr..
Nandenburg VIII oflciate Burial will
be in Fairview cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
WEFK-ENDING AT lake

Glen Warner are spending the week
a Shavehead lake.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
MRS. HOSFORD IMPROVING

Mrs. ". B. Hosford, Z. Lincoln
way, who is a patient at St. Joseph S
hospital, continues 10 improve.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
FORENHN PICNIC

Foremen OF the Rubber Regener-
ating CO. enjoyed a picnic at Dia-
mond lake yesterday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
TO ENJOY VACATION

Maurice Bekaert Of the Contra
fire station is enjoying a weeks va.
cation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12

New seasons feather hats Just ar
rived at the Carpenter millinery
Adv. 12tl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
FIRST CONVICTION
UNDER NEW STATUTE

Frank Fox. 22O r. NIishawaka av..
entered a plea OF guilty TO the I'M
lawful possession Of intoxicating
liquor and was fined 500 and costs
by Judge Feig in the city court yes
terday He paid. Fox is the first
man 10 DO convicted under the new
law. which makes II unlawful 20
have Intoxicating liquor in ones pos
session. Fox was arrested during
last week. when the police raided his
home and found FIVE pints of white
mule.
Fifteen hundred tons OF Manhat-
tan coal scattered all over Misha-
waka- and not one complaint on
price or quality. together with our
guarantee. Beginning June IS. 5000
per ton. Read your papers. Some
thing Is liable 20 happen to put coal
at a premium and hard 20 get.
You've plenty OF time. but advise
you 10 get busy. We deliver. Call
Mish. 192.-Alv-12t1.
Grange elevator for coal. feeds,
poultry supplies. Why? 'Tis the
quality and price. Call Mish. 1872.
We deliver-Adv-12
Nothing strange about our coal
feeds and poultry supplies. It's
simply the highest quality at as low
price as possible. We deliver coal
Grange Elevator. Tel AIish. 1872
Adv.-12-ti
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12

TAN OF HURSE>-For sale: also -;
% harness. two wagons. cheap ~ taken
az once. Inquire a23 ". Seventh -.
1913
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
For al"

FOR sALE-W0od shed 1ZX14 u good
condition. Inquire over III Lincoln
Wav Fast lltf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
MiSha7gaka Classified

FOR SALE-Maxweu touring car. Al
condition. cheap 224 r. seventh 20.
Phone MiThuwaka 2c52 l-t2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07

ar!me factors IN sending tic price ~
."'l"H lp"'t to-day. After advances of
=" POINTS on III" opening call 'hD-c yyas
F'aIHh! NAErln2 movement witch nlally
bu' M. trading months II - H. POINTS
uhi,r ne close OF last xueE In IA. late
,,1H''I 'H' '"r" Mas si.ndior wing to
1nn .h"fis 81 early seii.r- =" get their
prnhi-, ana the close showeH lus.cs az
h.t 10 Z points July nrsi traded w T.,
~! felI or to II 81 and finally c!oscd a.,
oricia! and private reports from th,
.','f.Hr Indicated that ~"- souah!c tenn
H'fHtl-s- add scattered showers had ,,r..
.."t't "S'- the holt oy.f sunday, and
'hat iu"re - Loss rain had :il.,u In thDs,
sections "f The cotton r"gi1u thar re-
80 nave been conn irininr % ir0u,h
S".i.nf would have been heavier on
weather accounts. tat fur rep"rir from
texas ha' IN" boil wceyil was .nrr.as-
.nf rhni'Iy aii predicting serious da,r.
~" from ms source. broukhuy.n. Miss.
r""'iird The i!'t cnlton bpu:n % the
FHe weakness u sterling exchange wa
hfd'Hr' Ehi1cs IRON! thl start and served
10 !ni'nF'iy NJ srerc ut un:ayurahie
o1inlo" rrshrhinE Eng'ish conditions gen
'.'.!' MICH "aa made u tho textile
E,I'"' hh4 ~ ne failure 20 settle the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
LIBEKTY LOAN n0HD MARKET.
~ Frcd'k r. Noting r. Co.
Investment Bankers
yI7 r.. Main -.
COTTON SELLS OFF ON
RENEWAL OF LIQUIDATION
LK, Ansociated rr.sn

SEW YORK juno AN opening al
,,Ssn'e n,ei rgnr"4! OF liquidation IN
sold OF from 1875 20 i5m or !, pn!r,s
net lower and Ieariy - points hrio~ ,he
,rou REPORTS of lat. last month That IL.
livery closed ~ l3i5, .lih the general
uHts"t closing steady a. net Iec!!n,
rhs ouening advance of to Is pqln,s
va" IN r"sp"ns" 10 l,,,s hr'hnesH IN Liver
fu"', accompanies 10y F-TuTi- OF better
prospects, Toy ~ U.rly -,ttl-iucnt 81 both
trrunic. IA f.snca-hir- I.iveriuui wa >
moderate buyer here ant! there va -
ppTt from som" OF the i"csl commission
Aouses, hu, the south sold ana price.
OLD western aud Wall Stree; longs
After showing net Ins-cs II about l. to
ns P%," IA a.. IA nj ihs ,nGrn,ns f,sh JGy
market stcadicd on covering hut rallies
- u or u points mgi renewal Of Wa!
H.Tnst '.II!daiion This gave The market
noon, although there wAs rompnratively
.itile Southern sclling after IN" krst hn,.f
iyuu tho lowest,
Tn Weakness q: ioreisI exchange ana
"a" .onih were snpr"s"d {" be partly
Responsible fp- the continued liquidation
ty I""pi. wh" had h"ught on IA. ut-
N'i.Gs ni ."ts snst noh'h. amt whose
o.nhHence hal been shaken hy ,he failure
of ms low .ht May coalition figures u.
stimulate fresh buying.
showers ~ ralnr In Western bel, sections
hnI Will, u was Thought tho Eastern
sowing condition. srneraiy were con
slN'red favorable promoting a belief that
ne crop haN inproved since the date OF
IN. FnNsrnnent report.
Tradc iItvrrsts Were reported good buy
ri on III" declines. and some scattered
buying ia ihc late trading Mas .uppos,d
:" br based on an idea thut m, technical
position OF the ma rlscl had improved an
the reaction from recent high levels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
rROVISION MAKKET>.

NEW YORK. iurc q "A further advance
~ the lltTE"i Tor "oit'o futures mot FOR
~ T"rri"as. IN. market opened at a
deciin" % Z" Points uudar scattered
tti .t.ihF' nHi Sp"u hr'ncd M on the nrlr
-NOWlrE az n'rrfs ,r'c"s in Bruzu AMI
renewed covering by trade ar speculative
thpii'- House" win Euruutan come. ton.
w,r" sellers 4. tn. advance. however.
VIM" soh',crrd r.A.!1trg was prompted
"r ne weakness ~ foreign rNchHu.y AMI
after 'dyan"ine 10 10 srptembyr on,'tI
on 20 ''. tossing ~ ":a IN. general
market closed az net decline Of :
TO u poinis. .in'y. 500. Sert.mh.r. sss:
oCt"t.r 90" beCCmher 1872: January,
~. March. 80. May. 10
SPOT Ccfpo was -.porirt ,tn-. ,.,;,.t
~.in quotations uu the basis % u Ti-
i.r N!n - and o. 90 }" for Santu. -
NOR" Opposition 90 buy was reported Ina
"a" cost tud frri-ht market Offers N
c.nl'h StuigE S sad Is at i9.., ana K,
Tho onlcta' cables showed an advance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
CuIcAGo GRAIN MARKET

'HitAtb. Jun. wheat averaged
lp",T d" price today. chiefly rw.ur 90
depression " tur' "u exchange. The close"
VAS unsettled at D.. cent met decline 90
cent advance. with July 80 To / sel, and
september Log - iir%.. Corn gained -
- 'e-cent oats lost =. "a 3. and provisions
hnlsH"u unchanged 60 - cents ipw.r
trE"tttiU- 'NvCtH Of tho break ia foreign
tAcht nE= rates wts apparent thrpGshyut
ihr day lu IA" wheat market. alan ,Ugh
rallies took pl'c" shortly after th. oi"t-
iur and jus' bcfurr he close. Tha nrst
upturn "as due Q" liberal buying uu The
u".t gi e OK iirm ;nat was .u receipts
81 "ul.sh crop 1dNic.s from Nobrostr.
crop reports :~"m * tusas and obluhuiun.
however, Woe Ushrish. and 'h. marie,
iH!n"'i io"iwHrf again, iuaueuc-i by
assertions thai foreigner. wvr" IRWIN: In
'"''... and mat fresh export husillS. was
on N. other h,ud word hc,omc Guy
F'ni H,'r tge md ~ the session ;ttt
%i - bushels had h.cu sold fog snip
i.ent % lniuin- rms Uows l"h Geo Suu,c-
lhinH ui bulge lu 'H- last iiff-eu iuI.-
ti"S. nut failed 90 wlpe uuf entirely tMt.
nervousness hue - tho furry lu ,.Nlht. g,.
b,cf"h-" "t .h- sIsihl" -uup.y 20 ss thuu
a'N p'n nUsA' t;t-T'i.i but little NOTICE.
~ur"nl"f- s'li Iuy and bought Set.t.i!t-
per. DESPITE big receipts corn WAS firm
- I..H' 81 smalincs. - rural otTor-
inss In'"rhu- rrup reports op-nd 'hr
"a'' market Provisions tended % sag IN
line with "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
cuIc,uo 1--WE sToCK u,I,,,ry

w lsh, ana haudHwclght h,.f sto.rs
steady 20 10 cents lower: nih.rs ~ to -
''hfS. in""Ti toy yvurliuU~ 5tE. bulk. 49, n
~. huichsr sh- stock steady to /. cont "a
lower buiN '.bHGla. cunnsrs aud cut
'"rS mostly 80 3 40. bulls and calycs
Sicttf hn!l bulls ifN"i s'T. veal calves
laEEcly '-''f'e 90, stockcss aud feeders
SION, weak 20 - cents lower.
Hogs: receipts. i-.1G0; opening 10 10 IL
cent? lover mos is steady - 10 cents
""cr Than Saturdays average. closing
aIi'v" hnd PRACTICALLY steady. hold- over
liberal. tur 49, bulk. TISS.S ~. ti.s
steady bu.k desirable. sHtitslN
Sh'"p: r"csiDi. 1909. lambs = Ia -
,emis ,.,fh'r: Shy"r S'"sdy, shurn lamb
"n. ~ 'u4ti"rnth Spr'ngs, iGS7s host
native .pr.nss, 1915. bulk l.595,i9 ~:
,i.N'. W'ih-!h -" BULK Tat ewes. 900,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
PERMITS FOR 2 HOMES
ARE ISSUED BY BUTLER

PERMITS for two dwellings were is
sud yesterday by Building Inspector
fuiier. who stated that he had Sow
eral hppli"ations under consideration.
huil"1nE oncrations are at their
height tho inspector said
alter u. Hurt was given permit
- huild frame and stucco dwelling
~ 2'li Ch1mbcrlaync Avenue. To cost
FNpt". and u. and l.. Bricl we're given
a permit TO build n frame and stucco
dwelling at 302l Moss Side Avenue.
To- cost $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
EtItIs SIiIfI,LY

NEW YORK Jur" o. Tending ,Hldi-
tons IA IN" curb mark, -h.,..I mo- i-I, -
prove u'ut over recent -aa-.trH mad s.r..4-
.rrc In Some quarters forced p-.r.4 lower.
Nh" sunsrncunt dealings presented 2
iishtly n"tttr lone IN Su'us ISSUES Nnrr..
heaviest pressure was noted sar.y u,!. r.,
material changes .nccuIr"G. Th" oit e-s4l,
was IN" rclt"r "f selling In the morning.
the largest loss bctnI more Than : ytr.uts'
bat ia" general Decline wyro lluilt-l -
fractions,
Anglo american pi arcppei more than
,rInts III ttg hrsi hour Ht"ndtvi pN
~ Iuiiidnt declined To tia lowest lvt.f In
several week." when II dropped below 10
S.rns Petroleum and Garth Syndicate
w"r" heavy. but recovered uart % iholr
loss i'm II" afternoon
iu!ustrials vcr. moderately active with
mixed changes Grodycar Tic sold az a
new low, with ioSs M points In Tho
metal ErouI movements also were crossed
Consolidated TrNti'c - was tn. only arm
not ia the bond issues. advancing
points.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
MISCELLANEOUS MAnKEr>.
CALL MONEY

CALL MONEY.
NEW, YORK Junc 9 Money on cal on
the Now York STOCK IN, hnuEg tod. =
rulad az ~ p"r cen, al dag. Time money
va, uni"t. with borrowers b!dii0E yor
cont iu" loans ~ all date. Oh both c!asseS
-; collateral with moderate amounts
available. Renewals worr arranged at :
rer cont Mercantile paper rates ruled
at per cent c' less for ia b.-t names.
and ~ nor cent f"r Len, highly rated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07

NEW ORLEANS. juno s Rough rice. no
fai.s. receip's. .Hl2 racks' iulil.rS re-
N"Ipls. same. Clean rice: sales, i.lb1 poCk-
cts blue royN, a. a.. clean rice. receipts.
-.t.l nnckolA. trAm and nnL!sM Mmn MM,L 80 d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
cnrrnNSl.t.n on

NEW YORK. Jtf'c & -,Thc c"ttpns"cd ~
market was dull and easier today with
w d"elln" IN lard Cipsils hiIa, were o
I" - points net lower. Sales Lon barrels
Prime crudo. i.25'tsoo prime summer
yellow SPOT. -, hid: July 76s; Ser,onIhcr.
'.IH; December. ~. all bid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
RANGE OF cotton nrices IA ,odays mar
Port movement

New York-MiLdliiG. l:,6I: receipts 57i;
exports. sol; stock. iil.st5.
Minor p0rts-StoCk. :.55J
Total today Receipts. i6,lSd, cxI urts 10,
i0i. stock. l.5sT. 49,.
l.oia! FOR week Receipts $3.50 exports,
Total for season-Rcceip G.ie5,7l6: e1-
ports i.5lO,737.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
The TZlES-DkSPATC RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS

% .i iss r%is p H. dgI.,7 buying ;s with
showed an advance OF - 10 s2S reis ia TN.
further EGin Of is to 800 rcis RI. ar.
rcpntt showed "a decline OF 10 to 20 rcl4
ery ri, II "H' to 20 W Hcis '% an,S. Py
receipts, 800. JunIiShy receipts, 1870
.1 NEw o y2aN ~ 5sS% ,s,J 'oes
no transactions were reported price. v.ts
iu"r" or lgsH 1omlral y cuDnn stnilst-
trails In Gibbs haye hnishci ;hclr grinding.
showing a loss ~ only 2.iJ Lar cent from
u,crccn,ngs continues for The balance u
~" ."0p. the hn"l oUtturu would b" D.
Raw sugar futures worc "ns.er early
under renewed liquidation. prompted ny
the uu- ti."i f~yliur IN the spot market
and luuT- favorable private CROP account :
rom CUBS with lending positions selling
but uft.- showing declines 81 to i.
'rinE and tc'i.r trade buying with aut.
p'r.oes ,9!.n,ehansgd % T. ppi4ls not hifhel
Refined whs eusicr with four %: the lead
poins ~ the Sae. " KS @S fol nj I'M "T,sI
lafet one remained ulohanE"I AZ 9 y
There wa litt." Inquiry noted
Thcrc were only "a fcr sales ia refined
futures and closing prices We're UNCHANGED
and August 80: scptembcr 5..5. and oc2
tohcr. 80 rho cursn sugar ninaarc
commission issued the following state
Our intorn,s,Ion is THAT the cuban
whrh.t b. ip state OF Hood what uuin-
hrr Of estates w'Il resume operation, vtn-
not hc. d"t:rmiued. nut 81 t. Iuire vv,Lcur
nat az" cuban crop is "ra|iicaiiy at an
IL Wow ~ ne unsettled condition OF
tn" SUGAR marlIot, brouEh' about by the
rrr"n' changes ia the iur!m tine sugar
iinn nee commission VIII continue Inc Han.
policy as horctofpr.. viz: GO hi-po., ~
IA" IN lane. ~ the crop without undue
haste "r undue Initiation "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07

i Is.i%.; 30" pel 10 ~ - !. g %
Al cure" meats must be well smoked t.
obtain tca price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
WEATHER AND FOREIGN
EXCHANGE LOWERS COTTON

liy Associated PreEs.l
NEW ORLEANS. June 6.-Favorahlc
weather over tho belt and the wenknr AZ
III tn" foreign exchange market Were IN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07

Southern Bcil Tel. IS .... u5.
Sru'leTn Pacific -. e. ........ fbiiy Va,
southern Railway Ss ...... ........ -
Suuthcrn Railway gen. iF ....... ssX
Texas and riclHc Let ~ ............ II
Union Pacific g. ........... .. 70
rnm.,,d ki"Hdp"' OF q. ~. ."s So
l.. = St.ri ....- "a
Virgin car Chemical IS ........ ODD o.
WntaHh let 5s ... .......... 20.
Wi!t"u ami 90 ~. s. ............... SIX
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07

names IN longer mdturitles. There was
soiur business dnL" az "a per cent FOR
EXCEPTIONALLY h'Gh-c,nss names. This rui-
iuE rave Was per cent
The Delta independent., 1921-09-02
PEACH VALLEY
80 . . . . ><<>

WEste Eagle Gas is the Best.
Monday after fruit
Jake Fedler and children went to
Montrose Tuesday.
Lon Huff of Austin spent Sunday at
home with his parents.
J. E. Thompson and family and F.
E. willets and family were over to
East Mesa Sunday.
r. H. Patrick and wife and sister
im-law, Mrs John Weeks Jr., were
calling in the Valley Sunday.
Mrs John Storment was shopping
and calling on friends in Delta one
day last week, the first time in year.
Mr and Mrs. Elmer Griffith and lit
tie son Jimmie spent Saturday night
and Sunday with their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Y. A McClurg-
AT the hall game between Peach
ValfeF and East Mesa at the East
Mesa grounds the score was IA to 6
in favor oil East Mesa. =.
w. E. Jackson and wife and son
Eilw'fn We're guests Sunday of the Otto
EeeGueIle family, and Adolph, their
yysung SON returned home with them
fSr a few days visit with Edwin.
Mr. and Mrs. Barton were in Austin
on business one day last week.
w'Ihiam Moffiu and wife and chill
dren were dinner guests of the Robert
Me Afnl1in family Sunday, and called
chi the McClurgs IN the afternoon.
!. We are going to have coal near
h0me. The owners of the Blixt mine
are busy working the mine and build
ilg cook shack and bunk houses.
AIR. and Mrs. c. f. Bennett and
N1r- and Mrs. Harold Joliff went over
In the canon camping Friday. return
The Delta independent., 1921-09-02
Luke {. Meyer, Jeweler
$500 Diamond LaValliere
Delta Independent
$500 Cash

They are beginning to talk OF a
woman for president. By long gov
ernment of their homes, they have
proved that they can govern the coun-
try.
1t is predicted that the back yard
fruit crop will be sufficient SO that the
owners can get little themselves
Many people have persuaded them
selves that ii is an right to distill
hootch in their dwellings, but now the
question is raised. can they SO per
suade the insurance company II the
house burns down?
The Delta independent., 1921-09-02
CRAWFORD
, 80 = - = = .

E-.rl pace took a trpck load of
+,rrnit,pv. TO Montrose Friday for ira
Foster.
The Rev. Estlow left Thursday OF
hast week TO attend conferences III
Denver
Alley Mcleod and wiff moved Gown
from their Homestead on Black Mesa
/ Sunday.
Lionel Craig is up from Grand juno
tion visiting with friends the past two
weeks
,Gearge iDickerson is econnnsn 70 MS
bed with a bad case OF hropsicai swen-
ing If the. arms and legs.
Miss Beth Hopkins spent several
! days in Paonia last week as guest OF
Miss Vesta Crawford
Oscar Gingrich is dble to sset up
little after q four weeks illness oil
stoma CHI and bowel trouble.
Mr.. and MIS-. w. O. Cox and daugh-
ter. Miss 0oadie, spent the day Sun
day the guests Of William Hopkins
and afmily.
Miss SaIlie Cornwall is ,enjsying a
visit with her brother. F. r. Cornwall,
who arrived last Friday week from
Kansas City.
Henry julius furnished trGAsporta-
tion for Harry GinsIich Monday to
Boise, where he has work at the car
penter trade.
| 1t has become necessary 10 post
,pone ,fhe opening OF school until Sep
/ tember 12 instead of September as
first planned.
Mr. and Mrs o. D. Glenn :ere en-
joying visit with Mr.. Glenn's uncle
q. A. Moten. who arrived last week
from Norman, Okla.
| After an absence Of nearly eighteen
/ months spent in Kennecott, Alaska,
Frank Collins returned Thursday to
his home for an extended visit.
After spending some 1ime visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Browne at
their Crystal creek home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reichard ana little con iert Fri
day for Ye1low Stone PARK.
Ira Foster and family are moving
to Montrose, where they win conduct
a rooming house. IRA win divide his
time between the two places -as he
has business interests here whicn re
auire his atteution.
The many friends of Mrs. Heilnsin
are sorry to hear that a miner opera
tion for her was necessary, snd &C
cordingly Mr. Heflman accompanisd
her to the Saiide hospital last Thurs
day F. A. Browne took them over IN
his car.
| A farewell party IN honor OF the
Misses Irene. Ermine and Evelyn Fos-
ter was given at the Annex last We'd
nesday evening by the Epworth
League and friends OF the girls,
Amusements and games were enjoyed
and delicious Refreshments served.
A farewell party was given at the
DenBeste home Monday evening in
honor Of Miss Beth Hopkins, Myrtle
, and Ralph Porter by their former
schoolmates. A very enjoyable even
ing was spent and dainty refresh
ments were served. The young ladies
expect to leave Wednesday to take
charge OF their respective schools
near Aiamosa. while Ralph leaves
soon to take business course in the
Hoel-Ross College at Grand Junction.