Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-11-03
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I. soLDln.s i,oaaE NOTES
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Mr.. John Lawrsaos has resigned
HI posttion - Adjutant OF tho
Hone and y succeeded BY Mr., 4.
J. B. Sweeney. formerly Quarter
master. Mr.. and Mrs.. Lawrence are
sojonrning in Denver for time.
The political pot continues to boil
In our midst and stirring and In
teresting meetings of both parties
have been held. On Saturday eve
ming the candidates ON the county
democratic ticket appeared at the
assembly hall and the following
speaker presented their views a.
TO the reasons Why their party
should be intrusted with the man
sgement Of state and county affairs.
H. @. Trapp. for clerk. J. =. Carter.
for treasurer. Earl P. Harper. for
sheriff. Mrs. Edna MCGUIRE, SUPER
intendent OF schools. The hall was
we'll filled and the chairman thank
ID the audience for their attention
and interest.
On Sunday morning some apprs-
hension was felt a. to the fate Of the
duke at the north end Of the lake
because Of . break. but Mr.. Reilly,
superintendent OF the work was
promptly on hand and soon had
matters under control. The water
10 rapidly lowering and number
less small islands are appearing and
It Is expected the water will soon
be all gone.
A pleasant surprise for the Home
was the receipt Of . box containing
two dozen bound books. mostly fic-
tion. three dozen magazines Of var
ious kinds and . miscellaneous lot
OF papers from Ctrsle No. ~ Of the
Ladies' Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic. Of salida. The Home IL
grateful for this manifestation Of
interest and the books will be read
with pleasure.
nr. John Nevitt. bookksspsr sue
essding George Richardson, has
moved into cottage Is on state
street. Mrs. Nevitt Joined him on
Monday.
Mrs. Henry Smith OF cottage Z
Willow avsnus has been quite III
aad 10 yet unable to 60 to her meals
although somewhat better.
Mrs.. Mather Of the Lake Front
has gone TO Denver.
The Republicans Of the Home
wesS out IN full force ON Tuesday
morning to hear The Hon. Ben. 0rif-
nth. candidate for governor. ex-
pound the Issues at stake In the
coming struggle for supremacy. He
vas accompanied BY Senator Robert
,. Rockwell. candidate for lisutsn-
ant governor. who spoke briefly -
70 the duty Of those seeking offic&
NJ. Griffith spoke Of many niscoa-
esptions IN regard to the republi-
can platform and explained many
Derts 70 the evident satisfaction Of
his hearers. Many prominsnt re-
pablieaas Of Monte Vista and
vicinity were also with him. Quite
. number from the Home attended
shs svsaing meeting at Monte Vista.
o. Friday aftsrnooa. . speaker Of
some note NJ. Manly OF Dsnver
Uaivsssity will spsak b the assem-
~ hall o. campaign iosues.
ne J. 4. o. soeaety Win hold M
reGulaF noathiy nsstiag % noa-
1ay. Nevsnbsf stA. With Mrs. 3. J.
= owesssy Of the AAminiseratioa
beilliag - Assesss. A cordial h.
v1estjoa = sztsalsl 70 ali lsdiss
sasb1eat h tAs He0e.
As. James Kisvaa, state sxania.
- fFea ~ sslites's eefies h pay.
~ hb aasusl vie1t Of INSPECTION
q ~ beeks q the He0s.
Mn. 0oovos q The AAninielra.
tSea buil1iAg haA . visit frea Ase |
InaahfnP Fnannflv.
aalSoweoD passe4 without note
. he He0e. tAs pasaDouat H.
tseost q H. Political sitsstioa
o0oesso1iaS evon TIE usual lanes,