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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-24
la T|RAN|A QUE T0D0s AcATAN
dQ,aere Vd. ser Elegante2

Durante todo el inviernO las dos ta-
las favoritas han siflo los brocados
metalicos y los terciopelos para los
trajes de nOche. Ahcpa que va el in
yierno comienza a ''ser yiejo'', no obs
tante estar. hoy en- su verdadero. apo
geo, era dc esperarse que estas telas
tan ricas fueran decayende-; pero, por
el cOntrario. los brocados Y las telas
metalicas siguen cada dfa mas Ell bo-
ga para los que perinanecen Ell ell Nor
te, en- tantO que las que Sc preparan
a emigrar las playas del Sur en bus
ca de china mas benigno, sustituyen
ef terciopelO por los trajes de encaje
y con los de tafeta, pero lleyan todas
como 81 fuera para el Norte Y no pa
.ra Ell Sur, elegantfsinos trajes de bro
cado, va en- orc va en- plata. Entire
los traies de tafeta los hay verdade-
ramente encantadcres en- tonos opali-
nos que bajo eLAbrillo de la luz elec-
trica pareeen grandes mariposas ala
das.
Promote las tafetas estar muy ef
boga no tan solo en- estos tonos bri-
Hantes, opalinos, o tornasQlados, para
trajes noctni1los, sino para trajes de
dfa Y de paseo. El traje de tafeta
tiene su estilo especial. Requiere fall
das anchas, plegadas, no quedandole
pors regla general bien otros adorilcS
que los hechos con el'misme material,
va sean yolantitos, rizados, rosetas o
alforzas, adorncs que no pueden utili-
zarse Ell materiales mas pesados por.
que no Sc verfan bien, pero que pa
recen pertenecer al dominic exclusive
de La tafeta entire las telas de seda
La tafeta asi adornada tiene una gran
rentaja v es que rejuvenece. Quiza
sea ese el motive de su eteria popu-
laridad, va que otras telas nacen y
mueren sin que nadie vuelya a acor-
darse de- elias,s en- tant6 que la tafeta
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-24

I resucita ailos tras aile Y siempre cuen-
! ta admiradoras entire 9as mujeres que
saben vestir
La moda actual para los tTajes de
baile de opera tiene dos tendencias,
una de- lfneas rectas. sencillas, en- te-
/ las regias, como IA Gel traje que apa-
rece Il mano izquierda hccho de bro
cado metalico bordadG con perlas, Y
con cola larga que tiende a aunentaI
Ia estatura Y 10 delgado de la silueta.
y ell traje semi anclio, de falda un po-
co mas arriba del tobillo, bien de or
gandi sobre tafetta, bien de una tela
netalica muy ligera de peso. Les
adornos de flores, ell adorno de la ca
beza.
Ultimamente Sc ven muchos trajes
hechos con brocades metalicos cubier-
tos de encaje. La tela metdlica tie
ne algo de regia, de. dura, de inflexi-
bic pero ell encaje la dulcifica, Ia sua-
yiza,. la eomhinaci0n Yiene danG1o
nucho resultado y La recomendames
a, nuestra slectoras. e
Siguen usandose mllchoi las joyas, y
los brazaletes, los cinturones de pie
dras, los adornos de cabeza pfofusa-
mente adernados, los collafes los
zarcillos siguen siendo parte integran-
te del yestido, deacuer;lo con la hora
" la OCCASION.
Nuestra pagina ilustrada presenta
dos preciosasi capas, aprop6sito para
baile o para salida de teatro. Una de
piel de armiilo hace juego, per su III
queza, con el traje de tela brocada4;
la otra de tereiopelo, con adornos de
pieL aunque no tan riea, no es menos
interesante
Como esos mismos grabados demues-
tran que no hay traje para de noche
que este complete sin el adorno para
la cabeza y tambien ilustran graba;
dos otra cosa, v es que Ell pelo corto
liza desaparecido por complete entire las
niijeres que Sc aprecidn dc verdadera-
mentc elegantes, 10 misino para la jot
vencita recien presentada en- socieda4.
que para la mujer casada.
Refili6ndome de nueyo al traje bor-
3dado en- perlas, Hamo la atenci6n de
mis- lectoras sobre dos puntos de ex-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-24
Ell SBbUDO De UN ENPRESAR|O
La Proxina | empcrada
eatraI

La Perlita, seilor, es una bailarina
espaflOla muyt joyen, pero considerable
va como la 1nica sucesora de Pastora
Imperio en- la danza castiza espaiiola,
siendo una verdadera notabilidad en
la Interpretation bailable de los gram
dies maestros: Granados Albeniz, Font,
Padilla etc. La Perlita viene en- gi-
ra desde Buenos Aires, habiendo sido
ensalzada y aplaudida por todos los
pdblicos Y por toda la prensa, segdn
tehdre OCCASION de demostrar a usted
ccil los recortes de peri0dicos en- mi
poder.
La Yoeta es una tonadillera del g6-
nero puramente fino Y artfstico, due
lii de una esplendida Y educada voz
Y de MI vestuario elegante v moderno
Tanto estas artistas como SUI repre-
sentante, sabemos que NADIA Yalen log
mGritcs pr0pios sin la eficaz ayuda de
In prensa es por ESQ, senior, que nos
atreEemOs solicitar de usted su ge-
nerosa ayuda y su protection, con-
tantlo con ambas cosas en- I'm periodi-
GO de h imoprtancia y populariGad
del que usted dirige y podremos en-
prender nuestra temporada en- esa llc-
nos de esperanza de exito.
Con los respetuosos saludos de mis-
represertadas reciba usted las mues-
tras de gratitUa de S. S. S.,
Manuel Etayo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-24
RECLUTAM1ENTO PARA LAS RE
SERYAS ORGANIZADAS

=
FL Comandante Roy II Pitt, 5Ayu-
dante de la Brigatla 211 de infanterfa,
y cl Teniente Ramon Sanchez Aybar,
Official reclutador de la compafila 1,
regimiento 37S de infanterfa, Sc pro-
ponen yisitar Naguabo el proximo
domingo, febrero 25, con el fin de
alistar exsoldados para esta compa-
MIA.
Sc espera que todos los oficiales dc
Reserva, exoficiales, Y eY-soldados re-
sidentes en- la vecindad, sesten presen-
tes Ii una de Ia tardeydel domingo
en- el cuarteI de la Policfa Inslllar de
Naguabo. donde Sc dari una conferen-
cia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-24
ULTIMAs NoyEDADEs EN- LA
ISLA.
DE ARROYO.

A las p. M, del 20 del corriente
Sc declare un ineendio en- ell barrie
Guazimas, en- cafiaverales de la Colo
nio yirella, propiedad de la Central
Machete, quemandose cuatro cuerdas
Sc investiga ell hecho, que parece cri-
minal.
"A las p. M, del dfa q del CO
rriente, en- una pieza de cana de la
Central Lafayette, situada en- ell ba-
rrio Palmas, Sc quemaron cuerda Y me
dia de cailas. Este incendio parece
tambien intentional Y Sc investiga ac-
tiyamente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-24
Caracas, 1e de febrero de 1923

Caracas, 16 de febrero de 1923.
sedor Director de Ell IMPARCIAL
San Juan, P. R.
Muy senior mfo
FL subscribe, representative de las
notables artistas Periita y Yoeta, tie
he ell gtlsto de saludar usted y po
nerse inccndicionalmente sus 6rde.
mes.
El objeto de la presente es solo pa.
IA notifiearle que estando en- negocia'
clones para mis- representadas con va
rias empresas Gle esa isla, he crefdo
oportno ponerle usted en- antece
dentcs por 81 tuviera Ia amabilidad
de eGuparse por anticipate de estas
artistas en- ell ilustrado peri6dico que
usted dignamente dirige.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-24
KENNERL4 CH0c0 CON tEN ca
RR0 Dh 0UATR0 RUEDAs


El dfa 22 del colriente, d las 2:0c
az M, en- Iii Avenida Juan Ponce de
Leon, parada siete, e automoyil nti'
nero 1921, propiedad de William Ken.
nerly, de San Juan, guiado por q mis-
nie. conductor ndmero 1900, ehcco con
un CAIRO de dos ruedas, tiradp por IN
caballo, propiedad de Francisco Mi
Han, de Ruerta de Tierra, que condu.
efa el carrero Gregorio Cuchi resul.
tanslo q caro- con ID l,inza rota y el
cajon deStrozado. cuchi recibio con.
tusionss en los brazos de carseter lei
ve, siendo asistidR en u ssla de 50.
corfc4 FL seior Kennerly fue depun-
ciado por violar Ia ley de automobiles.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-24

fACOiliptAdUdS7 OSl HoI, 4 dtlldSud, 6f1-
presario del "Teatro Olinpo' tuvimos
aver tarde una grata vista en- Ell
IMPARCIAL.
Tres gentilfsimas jovenes,-las her
manas MayereuslSey y la Srta. Gavid,
que cantan y baifan tan gentilmen-
te como elias son-tipos chilenos de
prosapia italiana--que hacen honor al
Lacio y la belleza legendaria de la
recia terra de la hermosa region que
el mar de fuego del azul Pacffico, ba-
ma, fueron presentadas por ell habil
empresario que siempre Sabe escojer
v en- este case tambien tuvo el mejor
acierto.
Ell debut en- ell visitado Teatro sera
muy pronto y la amena y sutil charla
que tuvieron con nuestros compafie-
ros, las cultas yisitantes muestran que
81 ell palmito y ell porte es esplendido,
el don de gentes CORE pareja con la
belleza fisica.
Bienvenidas senoritas Y que,-como
Sc sabe-su debut y temporada sea
tan brillantes como en- los paises que
habeis zrecorrido y en- que habeis triun-
fado. =.
Semper.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-24
Verlta P Pre-Irlyentariio
POr una sOla semana
a ToDo DUEao DE FoNocRATo.


Enyienos $3.50 y le remitiremos por
oorreo libre de gastos, una docena de
discos dobles, que Sc venden a 75 cen.
tavos .uno. Ell surtido incldye danzo-
mes. canciones cubanas, puntos guaji
..ros etc. rs nuestro principal objeto
ltener sd direction para seInanalmente
er1viafIe lista sle los liltitnos discos que
iecihanios. IIA0A Su pEDIDO HOY
AfISMO All
Import, Sales &
Business Agency, Inc.
Allen s.. "a Box ls6. = San guan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-24

POGO despues de las 5 salia ell va
por mar afuera engolfandose entire las
verdes olas del Atlantico entire las
que rapidamente fue a perderse de
vista en- ell brumoso horizonte antes
de la noche.
Buen viaje a todos.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-24

Tho changes In the minimum wagt
law have no effects upon the Ray
mer school district; at least 1t will
not handicap US In any way, and
there may be q slight advantage In
reducing the amount our property
payers will contribute in the General
County School Tax 1t appears Ia
us that some Of the abuses OF the
old school law are corrected by the
changes made, but II works hard
ship on some districts that can III
afford an added burden at the pres
ent time The Stoneham district
suffers the most OF any district In
this section, being cut to five teach
ers for which the district can receive
aid from the county fund. In some
cases It 10 proposed to cut up dis
tricts into smaller ones to escape
the added burden. The county super
intendent Is considering a plan, not
- the most desirable thing to do,
but as the lesser of the evils con-
fronting these districts. We are sat
isfied that Mr.. Fleming will not do
this without thoroughly consider
ing the matter, and that he will do
what seems to him best.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-24

the people on the top floor had not
come downstairs and that they were
doubtless sound asleep.
$50 he barked and barked, and a,
last the nremen said to each other:
Lets see what lie wants to do
so several Of them followed Pete
as he led them through the dense
smoke to the top of the house. In the
rooms they found four people sleep.
Ing soundly. And just in time they
rescued them. For the flames In an
other few minutes would have been too
powerful.
Pete remembered better than any
one else. l think Pete was a hero,
and very cool-headed, wise, splendid
dog. He did more than any person
tool
Then there was a collie dog who
saved thirty people In fire.
"They would all have been burned
If II had not been for the collie bark.
Ing his alarm and dragging out those
who had already been overcome by
smoke.
He was the second dog hero | had
TO tell you about and the third case OF
hsroism l wanted to speak to you
about was this: ...
"Three elephants. Quecnie. Babe and
Albert, all belonging to a circus, kept
several trains Of cars from being de.
stroyed BY fire.
They were all In their winter
quarters and fire started but these
splendid, noble elephants pushed al.
most all Of the cars to safety and d!d
not think anything of their brayer,
and Of their splendid work.
animal heroes!" said Daddy. "Oh,
there are 80 many Of them and of dear
animal herolnes, tool"
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6RRgyssssaIyesa
.E;aiIy y,'!!'!! Tale e.,
~ NAM InAHAM nNMAHcn
ANIMAL HEaoEs
@AM!I. 4 . GRAHAM :!!,'!a !. y! BOWER

Il have heard lately Of 70 many AMI.
NAL heroes" said Daddy. that think
this evening I will tell you about q
few.
Il know how much you both love
and admire animals. and I know you
will want to hear Of these"
"Oh. yes Daddy" said Nancy,
please tell me about them. Animals
are wonderful"
They are. There's no mistake about
that" said Nick. "Nancy's right when
she says animals are wonderful"
Then III begin with the small pet
bulldog. whose name was Pete.
"And before | 80 any further,
Daddy said, Il want to tell you that
all these animals had little pieces writ
ten about them In the newspapers.
THAT, of course, was only right, but
you can imagine how proud their mas.
ters and mistresses were to have their
dear brave pets receive the praise they
deserved In the papers 1t was very
wonderful for them, and they cut out
the clippings about their pets. For
1t was splendid to think that their ami.
mails had been 50 brave that II was
news important enough and thrilling
enough to 20 In the newspapers.
1T was right on the first page, too.
Of every paper-these true stories Of
the animal heroes rm going to tell you
about.
"As l said, there was Pete.
Pete saved two grown-up people
and two children.
"A blaze started In the basement Of
the house. It was q dreadful blaze,
and came when the people were sleep
Ing.
Pete was awakened by the smell Of
smoke, and before he knew It the FIRE
men arrived, as he had not realized
how be had barked.
HE only knew he was trying to do
the best and wisest thing and that he
must DO 1t quickly. H
"Well. after tha nremen came. Pete
still seemed very much excited. Peo
pie had rushed from the house, and
the nremen were trying to keep the
blaze down as much as they could SO
as not to injure the house any more
than need be.
"The firemen spoke Of how excellent
a thing 1t was that the people had
been able to get out before the fire
became 30 bad.
"'And 1t was the dog who made this
possible. He barked 30 that some one
passing noticed and sent In the alarm.
"He's behaving very strangely now,
said another fireman.
"And Pete was behaving very
strangely. Petes home was In a board.
Ing house and he had remembered that
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-24
Bible Thoughts for
the Week
Sunday.

Sunday.
WENT ABOUT DOING GOOD
And Jesus went about all GaliIee,
teaching In their synagogues, and
preaching the gospel Of the king.
dom. and healing all manner OF
sickness and all manner Of disease
among the people.-aiatt. 4:23.
Monday.
SAFETY FROM Ev1L.-The fear
of the Lord tendeth tO life: and he
that hath II shall abide satisfied !;
he shall not be visited with evil
Proverbs 1923.
Tuesday.
FORGIVE AND BD FORGIVEN.
When ye stand praying, forgive, II
ye have aught against any: that
your Father also which Is In heaven
forgive your trespasses.-Mark
Los.
Wednesday.
THE LAWYERS QUESTION
Master, what shall I do to inherit
eternal lifei
Thursday.
GODS LOyE.-The Lord hath
appeared Of old unto me, saying,
Yea, I have loved thee with an
everlasting love: therefore with low
ing kindness have I drawn thee
Jeremiah 81 3.
Friday.
IN HIM WE LIvE.-Ihat they
should seek the Lord. For
In him we live and move, and have
our belng.-Acts 1921. %.
Saturday.
A MIGHTY ARM.-Thou hast a
mighty arm, strong is thy hand.
and high Is thy right hand. Justice
and judgment are the habitation Of
thy throne: mercy and truth shall
90 before thy faca-Ps. 80 is. IA.
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In Nemoriam

In loving memory Of our dear
wife and mother Pearl e. Wood, who
left u one year ago. May 81. 1922.
Surrounded by friends we are
lonesome In the midst Of pleasure
We are blue. A smile on oar face
vt heart ache grieving. and long
ing for you.
Thers are sriefs thst cannot find
oonlcel wounds that cannot be
healed and sorrows 70 deep in our
h1arts that cannot be half revealed.
sadly misDsd By husband and
loashtes. Clsrenes and Myrtle.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-24
NOTICE or PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas. John , Hull and Aiies Hull. hus-
band and wife, whose address b West Piains.
County Of Weld, Stats Of Colorado rrsntor,
BY deed Of trust dated ths 18th day Of Psb-
ruary, 1870, and recorded In The olses Of ths
County Clark and and Rseordu Of Weld
County. Colorado, on April l7th, 1870. in
Book sos At Page sl2 conveyed 70 tie Pub.
lie Trustee Of said Weld County, Colorado.
the following described premises situsts In
the County Of Weld, stats Of Colorado.
to-wit:
All Of the North Hall (N1z) of Section
Twenty-Five (2D, Township Ten (is)
North. Range Fifty-tx (ss) West Of ths
Sixth Principal Meridian. containing
Three hundred twenty (s2oj aers. more
or less, according to the CovGnmsnt sur
yey thereof.
In trust to secure thrse promisory notss Of
even date with said dssd Of trust for Tie
total sum Of Three hundred sighty-Avs Dol.
lars payable to the order Of Ths ?. B. Col
lins Investment Company, - follow; $50.
due and payable February lst. 1921; $50.
due and and psyabls February ist, 1927; and
'i25. due and rsysbls February lst, 1898, sf-
ter the date thereof, with interest at II pr
cent per snnum, after maturity. and Il not
paid when due, II shall Be added to The prin-
cipal and draw interest at IL Per cent psr
annum: and
Whereas It is provided In said dssd Of trust
that in case Of the default In ths rsymsnt Of
said notes or the interest thereon when due.
or the payment Of the taxes ON said premises.
that the holder Of said noto may slset 70
declare the said notes due and payable: and
Whereas, default has been made By sajd
grantors in the performance Of the covenants
and conditions imposed upon them By TIE
terms and conditions Of said deed Of trust
In this to-wit: That said arantors have failed
to pay said notes q they became due, and all
Of said notes are now past due, and unpaid |:
and
Whereas, the legal holder Of said notes
and indebtedness has filed with the under
signed Public Trustee In and for Weld Coun-
y. Colorado, notice and demand in writing,
declaring such defaults and slecting to de-
clare the whole Indebtedness secured BY said
deed Of trust, due and payable. and demand
ing the sale Of said premises described In said
deed OF trust
Now. Therefore, notice hereby given,
that pursuant 70 said notice Of slsstion and
demand, and under and by virtue Of the an
thority vested In me BY said deed Of trust
and the law applicable thereto, !. A. n. Nc
cienahan, Public Trwtes In and for Weld
County. Colorado, will sell the above d.
seribed land and premises for cash, at public
suction to the highest bidder, ct The (east)
front door Of the Court House In Grsslsy.
County Of Weld, State Of Colorado, on We'd
nesday June goth 1928, at 10 O'Clock In the
forenoon for the purpose Of paying said notes.
interest, and tax. and Attorneys Ter II any.
and all expenses Of this sale, and will give
to the purchaser thereof certificate Of pur.
chase therefor - provided BY law, subject
to prior membranes Of record.
Dated, Greeley. Colorado, Nay 18th; 1873
A. N. MeClenahan Public Trustss,
In and for Weld County, Colorado.
First publication Nay 18th, 1928.
Last publication June 18th, 1928.
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NOTICE OF sHERIFr's SALE

In the District ceart No. ss7s.
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Governor Sweet could have done

Governor Sweet could have done
much worse in appointing Senator,
and we are nightly In doubt II he
could have done better. Senator
Adams Is not much experienced. but
his statement Of policies shows that
he Is o student Of affairs; that he
Is not satisfied to let well enough
alone when 1t Is not well enough,
and still that he Is not likely to be
wanting to tear things to pieces just
to make o big noise. We imagine
that he has watched his uncle BILLY
Adams'' to good purpose, and II he
has, the state Is reasonably safe in
his hands. q
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-24
sHHRIYFs SALE

State Of Colorado.
County Of Weld
NOTICE s hereby given that under and By
virtue Of u Decree and Order for Sale entered
in the District Court Of Weld County, Colo
radc, on the sth day Of May, A. D. 1928
wherein Il b deereed that there d due THE
LOGAN COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. from
JALMER +. CoNRADsoN, on q certain
Note and Mortgage, the sum Of THIRTY.
EIGHT HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE and
Il-loo Os3s25.lD DOLLARS and cost, !
hereby give notice that under and by virtue
Of said Decree, will on SATURDAY ths
asrd day Of JUNE, A. D. 1923, at the hour
Of l0:00 O'Clock In the forenoon Of said day
at the East front door OF the Weld County
Court House In Greeley, Colorado, sell and
dispose Of the following property being in
the County Of Weld, State Of Colorado and
described as follows, to-wit:
The South Halt Of the South Half
tSh Of SD Of Section Twenty. three
t25), Township Seven ~ North. Range
Fifty-sevsn t57l West of 9Th Principal
Meridian, and the Northwest Quarter Of
the Northeast Quarter tNwA Of NEA)
and the East Half Of the Northwest
Quarter tEh Of NWA) and the North
east Quarter Of the Southwest Quarter
tNEh Of sWhl Of Section Twenty-six
t2s), Township Seven t7) North Of Range
Fifty-seven (s7l West Of the 9Th Principal
Meridian, Weld County, Colorado, At
Public Auction for eash in hand TO the high
est bidder for the purpose Of realizing the
amount found due tie said THE LOGAN
COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, a. Aforesaid,
together with interest, costs, disbursements
and commissions Of sale.
II. L. CoRDER,
Sheriff, County Of Weld.
By A. J. Luther, Undeuhsrih.
First Publication May "a, 1923.
Last Publication June 21, 1923.
coEN 4 sAUTER, Attorneys.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-24

Fort Collins people expressed sur
prise In Greeley that the county CON-
missioners ever dared to build sucn
q court house as they did in the face
of that city's chronic opposition to
taxation for improvements. After all
why surprise! The improvement was
largely paid for by the people out
side Of Greeley. II the entire coun.
ty could be taxed to build storm
sewers and pave Greeley city streets,
the kickers against these improve
ments would submit with good deal
Of resignation.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-24
Spaces Rows Uniformly and
Plants Accurately

Especially when you intend to use two-row
cuitivator. it is big advantage to have your rows
uniformly spaced. You can make every row in the
held uniformly the same distance apart when you use
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-24
RIDDLES

What part Of house Is imperti.
nentf A stair.
What made the fly hyl The spider
spied 'er.
What fruit does the electric plant
bearf Currants.
When will water stop running down
siis Whan II gets to the bottam.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-24
Notice

Anyone wishing to register for
music lessons with Ruth Graves for
the summer term Of ten weeks be-
ginning June u to August Is call
at the Enterprise on Saturdays, to
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-24

Mr.. Lawson and Mr.. Frantz drove
down from Denver Friday to visit
with friends and to make prepara-
tions for moving to their new homes
in the city. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson
and Mr.. Frantz left Sunday after
moon and the rest Of the Frantz
family stayed over for few days.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-24
H L. coRDER.

Sheriff, County Of Weld
By A. J. Luther, Under Sheriff,
First Publication May 24th, 1923
Last Publication June 81, 1928
". Z. Pepperell. chas. =, southsrd,
- Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-24
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

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State Of Colorado, n
In the County Csurt. In Probate.
In the Estate Of ~
No. 24ll
Pearl Gray, Deceased.
Notice b hereby given that on Monday
the 9th day Of July, 1928, WIN present T.
the County Court Of Weld County, Colorado
my accounts for final settlsmsss Of saId
estate. when and whore all person In Inter.
est may appear and object to them, II ths,
80 desire.
OLIVE IRENE GRAY.
Executrix Of said stats.
J. G. Nixon, Attorney,
First publication May 10th, 1923.
Last publication June Z, 1928.