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EUGENE V. DEBS.

One of the most remarkable
 instances in the administration
 of criminal law occurred the oth-
 CT day when attorney general
 Dougherty ordered the tempor-
 ary release of Eugene V. Debs
 from the Atlanta penitentiary
 in order that he might come to ] Washington to confer with the
 department of justice relative to his case. After confering
 with the attorney general, Debs
 returned, unescorted, to the pen
 itentiary.
 It is not here the purpose of this article to discuss the wis
 dom nor the legality of the at
 torney generals order in this
 instance, but rather to call pas
 sing attention to the case of
 Oebs.
 It was frequently asserted
 during the recent campaign that Debs is a political prisoner and there canbe but little doubt that the large Vote-nearly a million-that he received last fall was because of this mis- taFeen impression. There is no such thing in the United States of America as a political prisoner. Nor IS Debs in the penitentiary because of any par ticular belief or opinion that he may entertain. He is there simply because he is a law breaker! Twelve good men and true, after a trial which Debs himself characterize as eminently fair, pronounced him guilty of breaking a law of | the United States; and it was for that, and that alone. that l he was pronounced guilty!
 Debs did claim, however, that he went to jail for an ideal But the federal judge in pro- sentence upon him that idealism to a frazzle when he made this state ment from the bench.
 'I do not regard the idealism 0f the defendant as expressed by himself as any higher, as any purer, or any nobler than he ideaism of the thousands of young men l have seen march ing down the streets of Cleve- land to defend the laws of our country and flag. Anyone who strikes the sword from he hand of those young men, 'r causes another young man to 'efuse to do his duty when call ed to serve by their side, or any 'ne who obstructs the recruit ng service, does just as much injury to our country as if he were a soldier in the German lrmy."
 The case of Debs was appeal :, ed to the supreme court of the 'nlted Otates, and in rendering V ts opinion that court pointed / ut the fact that Debs was not convicted because he opposed !; Ill war, but that his conviction ! ested solely upon the fact that |, le obstructed recruiting ser / ice in this war, which was in 1; llrect violation of the statute z lnder which he was indicted nd convicted.
 There is no law to prevent a ! nan having any opinion he may r are to entertain. But when /. hat opinion leads-a a man to act [ T violation of law enacted by ', majority of the people of a . tate or nation, he becomes +t t 1hat the acts ofDebs made him i |,
 guilty. criminal, and not the :. idealist he now would Il ave us believe him to be. '
 Tt is not OI1r n11rnOSe tO en- A
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OXFORD.

Mr. Gerald H Gardner and Miss
Menta M Gardner of the State Hos
pital at Worcester are at home on
their vacation.
At meetings of the church and the
parish society Saturday unanimous
call was extended to Rev. William j
Mcneil of West Newbury to become
the pastor thus uniting with like
action by the Orfordville people. On
Tuesday morning the committees OF
the two churches conferred with the
pastor elect as to call and conditions.
A reply is expected this week.
Alvan r johnson, Esq. is visiting
the Adirondacks for some days.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Phelps of Somer-
vile, Mass. are at the old homestead
for their annual vacation.
A sad (7) catastrophe occurred on
our streets the other evening. Spot"
was dragging her coporosity along
the street as rapidly as declining
years would permit. A automobile
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happened along-at the same time
thought to assist the speed of doggy.
A quick passage to the Happy Hunt
ing Ground. An exclamation by al
nervous female and the auto sped
on it's way. In the morning under a
calvary escort led by Chauncey Will
liams with Robert Carr as master OF
ceremonies and Floyd Davis sexton
the remains were safely deposited in
a grave prepared for that purpose
There was a profuse of floral display
Mrs Eloza H Gaskell and son Ralph
are in Massachusetts, for a visit.
Miss Dorothy Cutting is visiting
relatives in Hanover.
Mrs William H Wheeler while driv-
ing on Main St. was hit by an auto
attempting to pass on the wrong
side. She was thrown from her
carriage injuring her head and shout
der. The autoist claimed that as he
was carrying liability insurance he
was not responsible. Neighbors rush.
ing to the assistance of Mrs Wheeler
read the number of the plate which
is said to correspond to a car regis
tered by a man in Enfield.
Miss Ada Dana is touring the Adir-
ondacks this week with a friend.
The Willing Workers will hold a
special meeting at o'clock next
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Henry II
Carr. Important business will come
up for consideration.
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The Opinion Press
Fine Job Printing At This Office.
Bradford, Vermont.
EAST THETFORD.

Lawrence Mcknight is with his
aunt at Graniteville for weeks
visit.
Vern Presley and wife and friends
have returned to Mass, leaving the
two little girls with their grandpar.
ents.
Mabel Carey was home again over
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Lucinda Downer is at E h
Sargent's.
E H Sargent and wife left Mon
p. m. for a visit at West Glover and
to attend the State r. F. d. conven'
tion at Hardwick.
Nash & Tenney of Hanover unload.
ed a carload of broncoes, mostly
wild, at the station, Monday. They
were said to be from the Montana
ranch Of Mr. Dawson of Hanover
Several bronco busters were in
charge, who saddled some of the
cayonses and drove the bunch away
much to the entertainment of a con
siderable crowd which had gathered
to see the sight.
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THETFORD CENTER.

Rev. T w Robinson will occupy
the pulpit next Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs R c McKelvey and Mr.
and Mrs o p Sanborn attended SER
vices at the Universalist church.
South Strafford, Sunday. The Masonic
Lodge attended in body.
The Corn Roast last Friday even
ing was a success and everyone en-
joyed a pleasant evening.
Rev. and Mrs j j Snellgrove left
Monday for Montreal, Canada, where
they will spend their vacation with
relatives.
N w Horton and daughter, Mrs
VIM. Lowell and two children, OF
Springfield, VT. spent last week at 0
p Sanborn's.
Several from here attended the
Fair at Post Mills and all were much
pleased with the fine exhibits.
Mrs jeanette Brothers, Mrs G II
Porter and Mr. and Mrs w f Tucker
took an auto trip to White River
Jet. and Hartland last Friday.
The Chautauqua at Lyme was a
great attraction last week, and every
one who attended enjoyed a rare
treat in the line of fine lectures and
musical concerts.
Mr. and Mrs J A Simonds and Miss
Marion of Post Mills were recent
guests at w A Willoughby's.
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home grounds Saturday, August 9th.
This should be one of the best games
of the season. The South Ryegate
team has won ten out of twelve
games played. The local boys are
locking for close game. Everyone
should be there to see the new
bleachers which have been completed
River Road.
Miss Eunice Scott of Worcester
Mass. is spending her vacation with
her sister Mrs Louise Horton.
Mrs Bette Dodge and brother
David Cutting were able to take two
or three nice long rides by automo-
bile last week in company with Mrs
Dodge's stepson Frank Dodge and
his wife. Mr. and Mrs Dodge started
on their return trip to Denver, Col
Monday morning.
Mrs Chas. Tarbox visited her par
ents in Thetford last week. Mrs
Glover returned with her Saturday
and remained until Tuesday.
Mrs Fred Horton and Miss Scott
spent the first of the week at MI
Underhilps camp in the back part OF
the town. They enjoyed hike up
Piermont Mountain while there.
Mrs Mabel Hinckley and daughter;
Margaret and Cornelia Of Hyde Park
Mass. arrived Tuesday at Mr. Ernest
UnderhilPs.
The work on the road is progress
ing finely and looks as though we
should certainly have one piece OF
good road next mud season.
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THETFORD.

Mrs Jennie Emerson of Cambridge,
Mass. is visiting friends in town.
Eddie Morrill, made a brief visit in
town recently.
The aeroplane passed over this
vicinity on its way to Post Mills
Fair.
The Village Improvement Society
gave an entertainment on Mrs Chas.
Vaughan's lawn, Wednesday.
About two hundred dollars has been
raised and sent to the starving Rus
slams.
Sohn Huntington has had a new
roof of galvanized iron put on his
house. L B Emerson has a rushing
business in that line as well as
carpenter work.
The observing of the tenth ami
versary of the wonderful and success
full pageant held in town ten years
ago was fittingly observed on the 18th
at the Hill Rev. William Slade and
Mr. Arthur Palmer made speeches,
and Mr. Chauncey Langdon gave the
address. He was at his best and look
ed not bit older than ten years
ago, and our citizens were glad to
welcome him after a decade had
passed. The singing, violin and
piano music were fine and heartily
encored. The weather was perfect
and it was certainly most enjoyable
day for Thetford who welcomed many
old residents, who still love and re-
tain a deep interest in their native
town. The Grange gave a play in
fha a,apinu m further celebrate the
day.
Mr. and Mrs Foster Palmer have
had as guests recently Mr. and Mrs
Stanley Mcknight of West Acton,
Mass; Dick Mcknight and wife and
Samuel Japan, wife and son of
Springfield; Miss Helen Guild of An
trium, N. H. and friend Percy At
wood of Boston; Ralph Dansrean of
Claremont and Ben Cook of Union
Village.
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30. A George MelfOrd production
"BehOld My Wife,"
Mrs Jason Mcpherson has been
quite sick.
Mr. and Nus Raymond Sanders are
at her fathers Mr. Mcpherson.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Rierson and
children and Mrs Steele and daugh-
ter of Bradford called on friends,
Sunday.
Miss Gumerston R. N. Of Boston is
visiting Miss Florence Cushman r. N.
Don't forget the entertainment to
be given by the Sorosis, Aug. 3lst.
Miss Elva O'Neil of Nashua is
visiting her friend Mrs Harvey Wash
burn.
The item last week should have
read, Mr. and Mrs Ashley and son
have visited Mr. and Mrs George
Huckins.
Don't forget the church sale
Thursday afternoon. Fairlee band
will give a free concert in the even
ing.
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Falflee Town Hail, tues. Eve, aug
30. A George MelfOrd production
"BehOld My Wife,"
Mr. and Mrs John Broadhead and
son George and Miss Marguerite
Gartner of COTS Falls, N. H. were
guests of Mr. and Mrs Harry Barber
last week.
Prof. Marshall Cummings and son
Preston of Burlington are guests at
the Cummings home.
Mrs Henry Adams of Chelsea, Mass
is visiting Mrs Julia Hosford.
Miss Verna Smith has been a re-
cent visitor in Norwich, VT.
Miss Elizabeth Cummings is enjoy
ing vacation with her sister Mrs
Avery Miller and family, who are
staying on a farm in Brattleboro
this summer.
Mr. and Mrs George Barnes were in
Plymouth last week.
Mrs Adams and granddaughter Miss
Dorothy Peck of Bridgeport, Conn
and Miss Hoyt of Brooklyn, N. Y
returned to their homes last Monday
Mr. and Mrs L L Carroll, Mr. and
Mrs Harold Freeman, Floyde Carroll
Florence and Velma Carroll and Miss
Marion Flanders of Plymouth, n. H
were guests last Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs Lester Blake and Mr. and Mrs B
A Babcock.
About thirty people enjoyed q
covered dish" supper served on the
veranda of Mrs Julia X Hosford's
home last Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Howe and two
children of Lexington, Mass. are
Guests this week of Mr. and Mrs f H
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ton "Behold My Wife,
d Rush Stetson, Postmaster of
Newport, VT and his daughter Mrs
George Wright of East Fairfield
visited at H F Stetson's last week
Friday and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs A L Pennock of Fitch
burg, Mass. is spending a two weeks
vacation in Jennie Andross' house on
Brook Road.
Prof. f C Barton and wife of
Claremont are visiting their parents
Mr. and Mrs Aaron Barton.
Doris Howard went to Breton
Woods Saturday to visit Irene Day,
Mary Metcalf and other Piermont
people, returning Tuesday evening.
1t doesn't take half a column for
the Piermont base ball boys to tell
what they think they can do, but
they start out Saturday afternoon
and do it, having won fifteen straight
games. The writer thinks they
should be named "The All Stars" as
no one player can win a game alone.
George Reneau has returned from
his western trip and is stopping at
Aaron Barton's.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Howard and Mr.
and Mrs Clarence Stebbins took an
auto trip to the Mts. Tuesday, going
to the top of Mt. Washington.
Herbert Blair went to the Weirs
last week Friday with Mr. and Mrs
H f Morrison, returning Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs Ellen Webster of Bradford
visited her niece Mrs Arthur Ames
several days last week.
II f Morrison md w f Ford are
spending the week at the Weirs.
Mr. and Mrs Chester Kent, Mr. and
Mrs Earl Webster, Mrs Don Winn and
son Daniel of Lisbon were Sunday
guests of Arthur Ames'.
Miss Marjorie Morrison of Lyme is
visiting Media Stanley.
Mr. White Sr. has returned to his
home with his son Frank, after visit
ing several weeks. in Orleans and
Barton.
Mr. Carl Smith and daughter Ina
of Derry are visiting friends in town.
Mr. Smith is also doing some repair
work on his house. now occupied by
Will Gould and family.
GLADYS Webster is taking a weeks
vacation from F c Whites store.
Oliver Blair returned to work at
Howard Bros. store. Monday morning.
The Piermont base ball team con-
tinued its winning streak by defeat
ing the Haverhill town team Satur-
day, August 20th, by the score OF Is
to 8. The game was interesting until
the seventh inning. then, the local
boys got their war clubs to swing
ing and drove in FIVE runs, and also
drove in five more in the eighth
inning. A triple plav by the Haver-
hill team was the feature Of the
game. This is Piermont's fifteenth
straight victory Score by innings:
Piermont 100 5 ; O-l3
Haverhill o o o o I
Batteries: Piermont: Metcalf and
Gould: Haverhill: Squires and Hill
dreth.
The base ball team meets the fast
South Ryagate town team on the
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81 wouldn't GO Camping without Rat
Ana.. % Gan. Ahlle-

wife and I spent our vacation camp
ing last summer. smell of cookinl
brought rats. We went to town. got
some RAT-SNAP. broke up cakes. put
A. outside our tent. We got the rats
alrtght-big fellows" Farmers. store
keepers. housewives. should use RAT.
snap. Three sizes: 35c. Sc. Sl.25. solo
ana guaranteed by Sisco's Pharmacy.
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IT WILL PAY
anyone who is inter-
ested in this line to
see this display. =:
Andrews Bros. & Cheney
FAIRLEE, VERMONT.

Howe.
Rev. Walter Vey with several
small boys camped at Fairlee Lake
last week.
Rev. David Herrick of Bangalore,
India was the speaker at the Sunday
evening services.
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Illumination Night at the Casino,
Saturday. Exhibition of Fireworks.
Dancing SIP. Hub City Orchestra.
Town Hall, Tues. Eve, Aug. Both.
A Gorge MelfOrd production "BehOld
My Wife,"
D D Davis is having his cottage
1.-THE Playhouse" painted this week.
w C Stearns of Bradford is doing
the work.
Fairlee Band will play at the horse
show on the golf grounds Saturday.
The Bible Glass of Union Village
will give a home talent play, Gran
berry Corners" at the hall Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs Valentine Evans OF
Woburn, Mass. and Mr. Durkee and
two daughters, Doris and virginia
of Peabody, Mass. are guests OF Mr.
and Mrs C H Mum.
Mrs Fred Kibbey and son wesley
of Thetford Ctr. is visiting her SIS
ter Mrs C H Mum. +,
Mr. and Mrs Earl Woods visited
his father Lyman Woods in Bradford
Mrs M C Strachan and her daugh-
ter. Mrs C R Ford of Sharon, attend
ed church and called on friends in
town, Sunday.
s. Mrs o ] Ellis, Robert Waterman
and Raymond Bingham of So. Royal
ton were recent visitors at E l. M
Barnes.
Mr. and Mrs C H Mum and guests
were low riders to the White Mts.,
Friday and Tuesday.
Mr. Frank Hard, Mrs Trussell and
Mrs James Flagg were Bradford
visitors, Monday.
Rev. M F Johnson of Rock, Mass.
was a guest of Frank Thurber last
week and occupied the pulpit here
Sunday.
A G Thurber and son of Hartford,
Conn. recently visited at L S Speare's.
Mrs Avery Hodge and two children
spent last week with her sister Mrs
Robert Hodge of East Corinth.
Mrs Elmer Still and three children
also Anna Porter are visiting lat Mrs
Stills brothers for a few days.
Several from this place were at
Ely mines after blackberries.
day.
Miss Ruth Cross has returned from
Newport, Vt.
Guy Adams has nice new roof on
his house.
Mrs Frank Thurber is about the
same at this writing.
Lake MOrey.
Mrs Snow and Shirley Densmore
of White River Junction visited at
Undercliff Cottage last Friday.
The members of the Methodist
Sunday school of Bradford held a
picnic at Lake Morey last week,
Wednesday.
Mr. Goodrich of Mortified has pur-
chased at Suits Us" and Mrs Good
rich and two sons are spending the
week here.
Don't forget illumination Night"
at the lake next Saturday.
Miss Kirkpatrick, Miss Wheeler
and Miss Anderson of Wynona Camp
will furnish music at the Federated
Church next Sunday morning. The
last chance to hear these camp girls
this season.
Mr. and Mrs Meehan and party Of
eleven were at Glencliff and climbed
the Mountain, Monday.
Hub City Orchestra will furnish
music at Camp Wynona, Friday
evening.
Several from the Club were visit
ors in Bradford Monday and Tuesday.
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WEST FAIRLEE.

wednesday. Inc weather was iuSei
and the Fair was fine in every way
The exhibition of fancy work, rugs
and quilts will be hard to beat in
any of the large Fairs, and the
people of Post Mills are to be con-
graduated in the success of the
whole Fair.
c w Bliss received a call on Mon
dav from Truman Bugbee of Chicago
Ill, Warren Bugbee of White River
Jet, Albert Bugbee of Chelsea and
Walter Bugbee and his daughter
Rachel of Concord, N. H. Mrs Nellie
Andross, who is visiting at Z w
Bliss, received a call from Mrs Nellie
Blanchard and Mrs Emma Venio oil
Barre.
DR.. King and family, Mrs Harry
Dunstone and her sister Mrs Frank
Stuart, who are camping at the
lake, attended church here Sunday
afternoon. Mrs Dunstone and Mrs
Stuart remained after church and
visited with Mr. and Mrs Fred Lory.
Mrs Henry Heavysege of Montreal
is visiting Mrs Fred Lory. This is
her first visit here in az years.
&C Coburn has gone to Worcester
Mass. to attend the Weddlng OF his
nephew Roscoe Illsley, which took
place on Wednesday, Aug. oath.
T H Brooke and family have NOV
ed into the Mill house, and Arthur
Dusham and wife have moved into
the house formerly occupied by the
Brooke family.
Mr. Frank Chandler of Piermont
was a recent visitor at the home
of T H Brooke.
Mr. and Mrs Silloway spent Sunday
with their daughter and family at
Fairlee.
c A Melendy took an auto load of
people to the circus at Wells River
last week.
Mr. Thurman Robinson of Thetford
Center will occupy the pulpit on
Sunday, as our pastor and wife are
taking a short vacation at her home
in Canada.
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There is not day passes in which this flaming torch of
careesness does add its air ady total of
fire destruction.
1t may be cigarette carelessly thrown away-or hot
ashes hid in wooden boX-or curtain lighted gas
Jet that your loss
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Company Should loss then you will be promptly in
Identified without question bubble
Get your Hartford fire policy here-and receive
helpful cooperative service in reducing fire hazards
Eaton Insurance Agency,
Union Block Tel. 1872 Bradford, VT
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FAIRLEE.

Town Hall, Fri. Eve, Aug. 26th.
Dorothy Dalton in "a Romantic Adj
yentureSS."
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PIERMONT.>

Bradford Opera Hall, Wed. Eve.
Aug. 81. A George MelfOrd prOduc
ton "BehOld My Wife,"
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ORFORDVILLE.

Fairlee Town Hall, Tues. Eve, Aug.
30. A George MelfOrd production
"BehOld My Wife,"
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NORTH THETFORD.

Fairlee Town Hall, Tues. Eve, Aug.
30. A George MelfOrd production
"BehOld My Wife,"
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Illumination Night at the Casino,
Saturday. Exhibition of Fireworks.
Dancing SIG. Hub City Orchestra.
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C. A. WILCOX, Agent, NORTH THETFORD, VT.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-08-19
CoMMANCHE DEW DROPS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl f. Conover and
little son returned from Denver
Sunday, where they had been spend
ing the weekend
Miss Prule has returned home
from the Plant home.
Luther Daharsh is sightseeing in
the Queen City OF Denver this week,
Mrs Maude Brazelton and Thel-
ma went to Fort Collins Friday
morning.
Walton Colberts visited with
Waldo Colberts Sunday.
Looks as though our public roads
could stand a lot of repairing. No
one seems to have interest in Pub
lie Highways, just SO they can get
through somehow, is all they. care.
Winter is coming fast. isn't it?
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-08-19
ARTHUR l.. PHILLIPS,
Administrator.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
LEASE STATE LAND

Office of the State Board of Land
Commissioners, Denver. Colo. July
%. 1921.
Notice is hereby given that the
Matheson l.. l.. S. G. Mer. Co., whose
postofilce address is Matheson, Colo
ralo, has made application No. D.
3O9S to lease the following described
Indemnity School Lands, situate in
Ebert County, Colorado, to-wit:
NJ, ny of SWA
SWA of SWA,
M of sEA and
SEA of SEA of Sec. 18, Twp. 10S,
r. SOW Immunity Application.
Notice is further hereby given
that all other persons desiring to
file an application to lease all or
any part of this tract of land must
| file same in this office prior 10
August 26, 1921, as no other appli-
cation to lease the. above described
lands will be considered, after sail
date.
GEORGE STEPHAN,
Register State Board Land Commits
sioners.
Published July 20, Aug. 5,-12,'
I1s, 1921.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-08-19

rheumatism. which does not seem
to be getting any better.
Dick Morgan carried away a cou-
pie of prizes from Woodland Park.
He is going to attend the roundup
at Colorado Springs We under
stand the Fondis broncho riders,
Johnny Flurer and George Bates
made a fine showing among the
great riders of the state
There will be a poultry demon
stration at VIM. Beaman's the 17th.
A Fort Collins expert will be there.
Mr. Beaman is one of a group f
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-08-19
ROCK BUTTE.

John Sahms of Englewood was in
town Wednesday of this week.
Ralph Hughes was a visitor in
this section Wednesday.
Homer Sexson spent a couple of
days in Denver last week.
Mrs. Cash and son David from the
State of Washington are VISITING
at tho home of her brother. Kim.
shepherd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Kanvanaugh
and Ben Bonwell motored to Denver
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Kleeman of
Castle Rock spent Friday night'ajn
this nefghborhood.
VIII wortman has been having a
severe tussle with Quinsy, but is