Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-23
Personals
OLD WISDOM

1t will be so clear then, when I re-
call, and see
The far years. the past years, un-
changing then as stone,
All 7 build or shatter now. all that
battles me;
Saying, But this tsing was plain;
but that I should have known!"
under sunset skies.
The foolish girl who gropes today
in morning sun and storm. :.
o far-off woman I shall be, done
with life, and wise
Give me of your wisdom now, while
life is wild and warm!
BY Margaret Widdemer.
AROuND-THE-CO CORNER PHIL
OSOPHY
I'm what you call aroundthe-corne
person. l have a philosophy all my
own: it's round -the-corner philosophy.
I believe We find everything we've lost
Everything that we have loved or
wanted waits for us further up the
road; round some hidden turning.
It's always further up the road and
just out of sight. The whole trick of
living Is to march forward with the
appearance of success, no matter how
badly other people say you've been de-
feated. More often than not, we're
nearer our hidden corners than any OF
us guess: it's the pluck to struggle
the last hundred yards that swings us
round the turning and wins our king
dom for us.
By Coningsby Dawson in THE King
dom Round the corner"
Mrs. Margaret Phelan. of Los An
geles Cal. is visiting her sister. Mrs.
]. C. Croft.
DR.. y. F.. Hoag left last evening for
Kansas City, Mo, where he will read
a paper at the convention of the Mid
Western Association of Anesthetists
fore returning to Pueblo he will visit
his parents. Judge and Mrs. David
Hoag, at Joplin, Mo-, and be absent
two weeks.
Mrs. r. W. Earn is spending the
weekend in Colorado Springs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Victor johnson. Mrs.
Margaret Phelan. Mrs. ]. C. Croft will
motor to Colorado Springs this morn
Ing and return this evening.
Miss Theresa McNaliy will go to
Colorado Springs today where she
will be in charge of the physical
training department Of the grade
schools
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Miss Margaret Harpster who is
spending the winter at Brandon. Colo,
ls spending the weekend here.
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DR.. and Mrs. J. o. Roberts, of Den
ver. are guests of DIR. and Mrs. l.. T.
Walsh
Misses Grace and Helen Carmichael
came to Pueblo Saturday and will
visit few days with Miss Alice Mac
Donald and mother before returning
to their homo in Little Rock. Ark.
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Mrs. C. A. Farlow is visiting her
sister in Wichita. Kan, and will visit
with other relatives before returning
to Pueblo In the spring,
Miss Laure Chiffon. of La Junta.
Is tho guest of Mrs. L. p. Housman
and is attending the State Teachers
convention.
Mrs. J. D. Brynes who has been ser
iously Ill during the past week is i'm
proving.
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Herbert Fem. Fred Wells and Edgar
Woodrow. students at the State Agri-
cultural College. have been pledged
to Alpha Kappa fraternity.
Mrs. A. w Arlington left Thursday
morning for Los Angeles. Calf. where
she will visit during the winter with
her son, Mr.. John Arlington, who is
engaged successfully in newspaper
work in that city.
Mr.. George H. Sweeney arrived in
Pueblo Thursday from a short busi-
ness trip in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Naughton
and baby, of Alamosa, were in Pueblo
f.r luts .pe 1T
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Mrs. Clarence Steadman and daush-
ter, Margaret. have returned from
pleasant visit with relatives in Dodge
city, Kansas.
Miss Maude Anderson who spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. wardner
williams returned to Denver Sunday
evening. She will sail November Is,
from the rsort of New York City for
London. where she will stay until
Christmas and then go to southern
France and Italy, ). j.
Mrs. Herbert b. Hayden. state Re
gent Of tho Daughters of the American
Revolution, guest of Mrs. NJ. ID.
Thatcher. returned Sunday morning to
her home in Boulder.
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Judge and Mrs. ]. II. II. Low, went
to Denver Monday and enjoyed a few
days visit with their grandson, Rich
ard Morris.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Barber and
son. Thomas. motored to Rye and
spent the past week end
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Mr.. Frank J. Burch left carly last
week for months sojourn in the
cast. He went to Chicago to attend
the convention of Tent and Awning
Manufacturers and will visit in New
York City. Detroit, Buffalo and Wash
ingtor, d. G.
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Mr.. and Mrs. !. Arthur Phelns. Mr..