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The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

cASlusioH VI eNeIstuluS else, we Sudil
form a very unfavorable impression
I OF students. while il we look for
what is good In each and everyone,
we shall find traces OF divinity in
all.
Lena and Charles Fritz were ab-
sent from school Monday.
Ronald McCracken was absent
, from school the fore part of the week
ON account of sickness.
MILDRED Littlefield was first to
tr e1:Ne reply from Australia. The
letter arrived Thursday,
Frank Fiscus and Gladys Sibson
rook oyster supper at the Community
iioase Friday night.
/ MIR Albright has turned the 7th
srade back to Mr.. Leach. They say
they made him sick.
Last week was examination week.
| Many student who does not know
his own mind would be surprised to
knew how well his fellow students
llGow il.
Tie ball games Friday evening
were fast games and were enjoyed by
all. Both games were good. The
keota team was nice TO us and Ray
her treated them the same way. The
boys game was pretty rough. The
next game will be at Grover next
Friday evening.
The program Friday morning was
cry interesting and many visitors
were present. Mr.. Wood gave talk
and experiment. Three weeks from
next Friday morning will be the next
assembly.
A name has been supplied by the
class which supplies the 7th ans Sth
Grade news.
The Midget Basket Ball Team
practiced Wednesday night.
The H.. s. boys seem to think they
are quite cute now that they have
their new suits
One morning at the breakfast ta-
Bile Donald's mother asked him IL he
had washed his hands.
Denald-"0 yes and II you don't
believe IL look at the towel"
The Sixth and Seventh grades
played basket ball Friday afternoon
and they tied the score.
All the pupils looked UP is sur
prise. crash rang out through the
room, Joe's eyes were wide open in
surprise and Mr.. Leach stood close
by with a book and we guessed what
had happened.
Mr.. Leach--"How about the crops
in Siberia?s
George.-"They have seven crops
in season"
Jim--"l hal good joke to tell
you this morning but | see you are
not in condition TO receive it,
Nola-" Why"
.iim--"pala ii your face lights
up, the powder will go OFF.
Dan Myers-"No, sir. my daughter
can never be yours.
John Vanek-"Quite right, sir, she
cannot possibly be my daughter.
only wanted her to be my wife
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(publisherl

Department Of the Interior
Y. 5. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado
january 10, 1923.
Notice Is hereby given that Claude L.
Laeoek, of New Raymer Colorado, who
on October 2s, 1918, made Additional Home.
stead Entry Serial No. O27s92, for the NwK
SEA, Section 10. Township North; Range
% West, Sixth Principal Meridian has died
nosies of intention 10 make final Three Year
Proof, to establish claim TO the land aboy,
described before Clyde L. Stanley, United
States Commissioner, at Keota. Colorado on
the 2ist day Of March. 1928.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Edward c. Worsfold. George W. Payne
George c, Miller. Charles II. Scott, all Of
New Raymer, Colorado. l-25 2-22
f.. I. coNorEsT. Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

Mr and Mrs Castor drove up from
Morgan last. Saturday to advertise
his place and farm in and near Nor
gan.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

49, Miss Ella Hurst left Monday for
Colorado Springs to visit a week or
ten days with her aunt and cousin
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

Mrs, Geo. Dannatt Of Fort Morgan
came over last week to visit several
days with her son Clifford and wife.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

ilr W A, sweigard is moving a
barn this week from Keota He pur-
chased the building from farmer
near there.
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Want ADS

WELL. DRlLLING:--if you want q
well drilled see d. A. Holden, 0,
WANTED; SOME cane or bound corn
for COW feed. c.. II. Graves at
Enterprise office.
FOR sAl.E:-Well boring machine.
also one Duroc Jersey Boar, VT.
25Olb. j. Youngberg, 2miles east
OF Stoneham. 35-as
FOR SALE:-Three fresh cows. Live
three miles Northwest of Raymer.
Robert l.. Rasmussen. 37-3s
FOR SALE: One Poland China Boar
Prince Designer of r F No 12SS92
farrowed Oct. s, 1920. sired by
Designer, No 93699. Also one dark
red thoroughbred Short Horn bull,
II months old, without papers.
) hurst 33-4+
TO TRADE:--House and lot in Nor
gan, also ranch OF 100 acres, under
ditch, near Weldona for dry land,
or stock and implements. f. L. Cas-.
tor, Fort Morgan, Colo. as.
FOR SALE:-Good second hand pi-
ano. Reasonable price, Inquire
at The Enterprise.
FOR SALE:-Two registered Short
Horn Bulls, yr old, from excel
lent milking cows. See G. E. Nc
Laughlin, New Raymer, Colo. 3g-
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

The Untenfenger family and Mr..
and Mrs, Albright and Myrtle Sheets
were guests in the Leslie Graham
home last Sunday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

Mr. and Mrs Untenfenger and Mrs
Albright were in Morgan yesterday
10 have some dental work done.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

Rev. Mclendy and Mrs. C. l.. Sny-
der drove oMorgan Monday on bust
ness pretaining to the Mems Banquet
for Thursday night.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wyatt came up
from Virgins to spend some time
at their respective homes. the Bar
ker and Wyatt homes.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

Mira and Mrs George Kellner and
Mrs Earnest Schmeeckle drove to
Morgan Tuesday on business.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

WANTED; SOME cane or bound corn
for COW feed. C. r. Graves at
Enterprise office.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

WELL DRlLLING:-If you want a
well drilled see D. A. Holden. o,
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

Mr. and Mrs Graham entertained
Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs Unten-
feBger and Superintedent and Mrs
Albright and Myrtle Sheets.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

Gene Rohrbough arF!sad MgAd y
from Omaha to visit lis sisters Mr..
Beans and Mrs. Cutler.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

FOR sALE:-Three fresh cows. Live
three miles Northwest of Raymer.
Robert l.. Rasmussen. 37.3s
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

J. II, Beson Jr. has not been feel.
ing very well the past week.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

Mrs Bell and Mrs Ivle White we're
passengers to Morgan yesterday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

/, Rev. Winterbourne and son Frank
Nho is here from Texas OF visit his
parents. were in Raymer yesterday
calling at this Office and on Rev.
Wood.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

Little Eta Hobbs daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. c. f. Hobbs has been quite
i'll the past few dars.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

Claude Lacock and family were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. l..
Snyder.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

Mr. and Mrs James White were
hosts Of a six O'Clock dinner Monday
evening. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs Frantz, Mr. and Mrs Beson, Sup
erin,endent and Mrs Albright and
MYRTLE Sheets, Mr. and Mrs Tighe
and MIR and Mrs Untenfenger,
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

Mr. Lawson took the following
t'h:cs TO Greeley Thursday to pur-
BE wearing apparel for the girls
(basket ball team: Miss Hammond,
Miss Johnston and Miss Method
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

Mrs. Amos Warrick entertained
the Wyatt family and her son Ed
ward and family to dinner Sunday
in honor Of. Mr.. Warrick's eightieth
birthday Which was ON Saturday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

Mr. aud Mrs Lacock entertained the
three gentlemen from Sterling Tues
day evening, Mr.. Lampson, Mr.. Nent-
gen and Mr.. August: also Rev. Wood
to dinner
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

DIR. Hawthorn left Sunday for the
southern part of the state for two
weeks TO fill the place of another
physician who is away Later:--He
came back Tuesday evening and we
are all glad t0 see him.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
oaass q tie People Of aamer sna vIsIaIi, iar Past
~ Hess tod 10 Brief

l.. L. Felker and son went to Gree.
ley Tuesday on business
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

Miss Mary Sweigard who has been
teaching at Soldier, Iowa, has been
in the hospital at Cedar Falls for
nm operation for appendicitis and We
hear she is not getting along as we'll
rs she might. We wish her speedy
recovery.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

No. potatoes at 81 per sack of110
TO 100 pounds. Where? At seldin's
Grocery.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

Mrs. Bailey and two little daugh
ters came up from near Sterling and
is visiting AT the parental J. H..
White home part OF last week and
this week
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

FOR SALE:-Good second hand nj
ano Reasonable price, Inquire
at The Enterprise.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

The Happy Lab0rer-Success
Making theb est Of things Is real
ly less important than making the
best Of students Just as most Of the
circumstances OF our lives have
bright sides and dark sides SO most
of us pupils OF our acquaintances
have aside that is lovable and a side
that is the reverse. II We seek for
the ialts Of those We associate with
everyday and emphasize them to the
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-02-01

The Minstrel given BY the program
committee at Literary Thursday was
fine success.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-17
FL Captain Rivero
]. PEREZ LOSADA..

Su artfculo: .Pensando Y hacienda
pensar., dedieado a los alumnos de
Ia Uniyersidad Atlas Escuelas DC
Puerto Rico, es~ un bellfsimo trabajo
en- que no Sc sabe que admirar mas
81 las bellezas del estilo 0 la filoso-
fla que encierra. NADIA hay tan sen
lido como los narrafos que transcri-
bo de dicho artfculo: "Despnes de al
gunos meses de vida intensa, en- Ia
Corte de Espana, he regresado 4 esta
mi patria, dnica, inolyidable; gran
de en- su pcqueiiez, por u grandeza
de su alma colectiya geIerosa ! cul
ta''. i mas adelante ~Tengo fs inque
|lTantableen en- vuestro esfuerzo, en- yues
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-17
Pasadas. por Aqua.
IA INSIIClA De AEQERA

Quiza, Y hasta sin quiza, resulte al
30 trasnochado el tema de este ligero
trabajo; pefo, aun asl, bien vale Ia
pena. mi i0icio. de llenar unas
enartillas, en- honor de. la justicia que
de afuera yiene, premiando la impe-
cable ' de extraordinaria originali-
dad.
FL premio Nobel de. Literature del
presente afio, fue concedido a, nues;
ltro genial maestro don Jaeinto Bena-
vente, renoyador de las contempora-
meas tendencias de nuestro teatro y
mantenedor indiscutible y de Ia pure
"a del idioma, La honrosfsima dis
! tinci6n de que ha sido objeto ell emf.
nente literato e. insigne comedi0grafo,
deja por complete edesvirtuada Ia pom
zoiiosa y apasionada crftica que algu-
nos despechados hicieron, de la incom-
parable labor literaria de nuestro
grande hombre.
No habra. seguramente, un solo es-
pafiol medianamente relacionado con
ell desenyolyimiento literario contem-
poraneo, que no prodige un sincere
APPLAUSE de satisfaction, haeia el acto
de justicia con que acaba de premiar-
Sc al genial autor de Les Intereses
Creados'' y LA Noche del Sdbado''.
Claro esta, que este acto de 1usti-
cia, tuvo que venir de afuera pues
EN- casa, no fuimos capaces de recono-
Ger ell valer literario de nuestro gran
Benayente Y hasta en- mas de ma Oca-
sion le pllsimos en- evidencia, acusan-
dole de amanerado Y tendencioso, ha.
cia la imitaci0n de aplaudidos autores
extranjeros.
Sin sir ,muy lejos, recordamos perfec-
tamente, la crftica morSaz descon-
siderada que Sc lie hizo a la famosa
comedia que lleya por tftulo: ia Co
mida de las Fieras". A tai extreme
llego la difamaci6n v Ia desconsidera-
.ci0n de la crftica, acusafido de plagia-
rio al autor, que este sescrey6 obliga-
do contrarrestarla yspublico varios
artfculos, explieando ell POGO edifican-
tie motive que. habfa seryido de base
fundamental a la obra que tan acer-
bamente Sc discutfa.
Una familia americana, que habfa
figurado en- el gran mundo, dando fas-
tuosas fiestas en- su palacio. vic des-
moronarse SUI gran fortuna por ines
perados reveses. Acordado ell retorno
, a su pals, Sc pusieron La yenta GUAM
ltos enseres edaban mayor realce Ia
aristocratica mansion; y ALI aeudfa
en- cuanto duro la pfiblica al,aonedd,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-17
GR6NICA HuM0RlsT |CA

necesaria la intervention de la poll
lcfa.
Ell senor Isla hizo entonces 10 que
el caballito adiyinador de Ponce. al
70 la guajqaa.
A prop0sito de los actos polfticos a
que di0 OCCASION la actitud del ex pre-
sidente de la Camara de Delegates. Sc
adopt0 en- el vocabulario polftico la
palabra caucus, que es muy bonita Y
nos estaba hacienda falta para EXPIRE
sar, en- casos de divergencias, un acuer-
do definiti1o con la unidad, firmeza Y
resistencia de un bloque de cemento
armada.
Don Lucas Amadeo lie tenfa gran
aversion a esta palabra, la que el
llamaba bnrlescamente coco, porque
con un caucus lie hicieron fracasar en-
Washington un empr6stito que el te-
MIA medic asegurado, para reponer los
cafetales portorriduenos, aniquilados
por Ell huracdn de "San Ciriaco''.
n Seg1n los informes oficiales y los
de la prensa que ppr sca Sc tienen, la
pretensi0n de los obreros agrfcolas de
Guayama en- la huelga que han ini-
ciado allf, no esta bien encaminada.
Qui6n dirige allf ese movimiento de
los hijos del trabajo?
Con los precios que va adquiriendo
ahora el aziicar Y con un POGO de di-
plomacia Y buena volhntad, serfa fa-
ell llegar un acuerdo pacifico y pro-
yechoso para todos; pero con aspere-
zas, intemperancias Y 7terquedades, "
mucho menos, con resistencias armadas
contra los agentes de la autoridad y
del orden plblico, no Sc mejora la ST
tuacion nj Sc sacan los pies del plato.
El companero Iglesias tiene la pala-
bra o el alieate para enderezar esa
torcedura del alambrito, como decia
don Ramon Lopez
af n s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-17

En- Ia seccidGl de yariedades de IN
cine de Ponce, hay un cahallito mny
viyaracho v gracioso, que tiene facul,
tades asefnbrosas de adivinaci0n. La
misma noche del "debut" lie pregun
taron por las autoridades de la ciu
dad, alcalde, iueces. ejecntor de con
fribuyentes, sepulturero, etc, empe
20 a buscarlos por los palcos y las bu-
tacas deteniendose v saludando delan
te de cada uno. lie preguntaro1 pol
otras muchas cosas de diffcil areri
guaci0n, Y las fue ayeriguando todas
con facilidad snma.
lie mandaron que averiguara 81 ief
ell local habfa algdn lazarino, ! fat
miranda cuidadosamente por tolo el
local y Sc detuSo relinchando dtlante
de un espectador. Protest0 estP, Vi
nieron a reconocerle dos medicos acre
ditados, y result6 verdadero, ef dag
n6stico caballar.
Cuando Sc calm6 el asombro DBL pl-
blico. y fue aisladoA debidamente y en-
fermo, lie hicieron al cahallito yhrias
|preguntas sobre polftica y entoncss al
70 la cola v meneo la cabeza, fomo
dieiendo: "No pico en- ese bazar'i
| Ell dfa en- que lleg6 de su dfimo
|iviajc al Norte el Gobernador Reilt, Sc
|Iorganiz6 en- Caguas un mitin de pro
tesla, y al POGO ratio de comeniado
lse encaram0 en-, la tribuna un ortdor
dc apellido Isla, pariente Frezasado
Iquiza del famoso Padre Isla, autoI del
.Fray Gerundio de Campaza', v ha-
lciendo juego de palabras con su ape
lllido diio a gritos que la opini0I de
| la. Isla era el linico lider decene y
bien orientado en la question plpi-
Itante esa. Coli y Chchf.
FL escandalo, el pateo y las prtes,
ltas que allftse armaron contra elpra,
ldor fueron de tai calibre. que Sc hizo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-17

La primera. yez que VI al Captain
Riyero. fud ALA en- el aiio de 1893.
cnando 70 estudiaba matematicas Y
filosoffa ep Ell Institute de "a. ense-
nanza de, san Juan.
Despues de las clases nos reunfa-
mos en- el patio del Edificio, para pre-
parar las Iecciones v zanzibar ideas,
ys ola siempre hablar a los estudian-
tes' de 80. aiio. con amor Y admiration
de Angel Riyero. Capitan de Artille-
ria Catedratico de Ffsica i Qufmi-
ca en- Ell referido plantel de ensenan-
"a.
Angel Rivefo. es aut0r del bello IL
bro .'t'r6nicas de Ia Guerra Hispano-
americana en- donde trata admirable
mente, Ia c.iesti6nsle Ia guerra, y que
esta escrito con sencillez y elesancia.
III galanq Captain dc ArtiIlerfa, con
toda n intelieencia de que esta dota-
DO Y con toda n cultpa que posee
habl0 en- Esnana bien y claro. X soI
hre TODD. dIje To verdads Ali fue col
mado de agasajos " de hpnores POI
los miembros mas ilustres de Ia in
telectuaIidad espanoIa.
Rivcro. es nn cronista admirable
s,is cr6nicas eseritas en- Madrid, y qus
fueron publicadas en- FL IMPAIR
4 4@TAT fanf,sa nat.6f,fnsie. llno 10 Ia,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-17

10 mas distinguido y~Seleeto de la bue-
ma sociedad. adquifir ppr Glen pc
setas 10 que yalfa quinientas, que
en- noches no muy 1ejanas habfan ad-
mirado con envddia, asistiendo las
esplendidas fiestas con que los milo
narios venidos a menos les obsequia-
ban.
Esta es, 81 NAL no recordamos, ell
punt0 de partida de la Comida de
las Fieras'. Esto. ocurrio por aquf
Y sin embargo, Sc puso en- evidencia
La autenticidad de la comedia, hasta
que ell insigne. Benavente, no llam6
las cosas por SUI nombre y saeo a re-
lucir personajes aristocraticos que 5asis
tfan a la yenta diaria de artfsticos
objetos Y suntuoso movilario, en- ell es-
plendido palacio de los Due fueran,
gentes de alto range Y no menos dis
tinci0n, pocos meses antes.
A este lego, dentro de casa, el emi-
nente literato insigne comedi6grafo
Y dramaturgo, que acaba de ser obje-
to de la mas alta recompensa que en-
Europa Sc concede anualmente, los
hombres que mas Sc han distinguido
en- su persistente labor cientffica, ar
tfstica, literaria Y pacificadora.
Esta honrosa v alta distinction al
canada por nuestro ifustre Benavente
no es distinction Y honor que exclusi-
vamente corresponda al gran maestro
este, antes- que NADIA, es un genio es-
pailOl; Y como tai, su gloria Y su alto
honor, es honor v gloria de Espaila.
De la Espafia, que continuames los
espafioles en- el infructuoso empefio de
fraccionarla Y ponerla en- evide1cia
con una persistencia digna de mejo-
res empresas; sin lograr otro fin, que
el de q. 10 sde afuera vengan dar-
nos con la badila en- los nudillos. Sc
fialandonos ell valor intellectual, cien-
tffico y artfstico que en- casa tenemos,
sin que hayamos sido capaces de ha-
Hcerle In justicia que su intensa labor
merecfa, hasta que el premio Nobel.
nos sehalo como una indiscutible glo-
ria espanola, primero, Echegaray !:
despues a Ramon Caial y ahora. a
Jacinto Benavente.
]. NJ. I.OMBA
La Guardia. enero 1928. "
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-17

Ell GRAN JURADo REANUDA sUs
SESIONES
Fl Gran Jurado Federal que duran
te esta semanapasadq ha estado Ell
receso. reanudara sus sesiones el lu-
mes prdximo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-17

ira constancia. en- vuestra ecuanimi-
dad Solo os pidol union, union de es-
fuerzos, union de corazones union
de voluntades" para cerrar cen
broche de oro la aurora del nueyo
ldfa irradia va sus primeros resplan-
dores: que sean vuestros ojos los pri-
meros en- yer la luz Y los primeros en-
mirar cara cara el nuevo sol que Sc
levanta'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-17

Ell RRoyIMo BuoUE TURIsTA
Hasta el dfa once de marzc, no lie
CARA a este puerto otro buaue turis.
ia, que sera 81 "sfesantic', de u
White Star Line.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-17


Angel Riyero. hizo justicia a Espa-
fa, Espafia la naci6n descubridora,
c6nquistadora ciyilizadora de todo
Jun mundo.
Yo. que viaj6 en- amos pasados por
la America del Sur. putle darme cuen-
ia del estado de cultura y civiliza-
ci6n que dej6 Espana ALI.
| La obra de Espana en- Sud America
fue colossal v maravillosa: grandes
ciudades. catedrales. Universidades.
centros de cultura, en- fin, todo nm
mundo de progreso V de civilization.
Todo 10 que ella tenfa Sc 10 di6 n
America. Espana qued6 pobre, des-
poblada. abatida, agotada. despues de
tan gran esfuerzo...
Df0 su idioma V su espfritu inmor-
/ tai veinte. Reptiblicas, que hoy son
lsus yhiias ,predilectassFy trajo ademas
Ia America Ia santa religion de Jesl-
cristo. :Que nacion hizo cosa iguals ?
:Que otro pueblo lleyo a cabo esa gran
obra de civilization Y de progreso?
| Y sobre todo. 10 que mas me agra.
| do fue el espiritualismo, la caballero.
sidad, la hidalgufa, ese no Sc que in
! tangible, que estd en- aquel ambiente
iy que Sc .nota por todas parties, here
dadas de la madre hist6rica.
Estoy leyendo actualmente el nota
BILE libro titulado.: >''yalor Y fuerza dc
Espaiia como potencia en- el conciertt
-Iinternacionalr, del ilustre pensador y
soci6logo Don Emilio Zurano y Mu
fioz cuya labor de >asambleista y pu
blicista, en- .cuestiones economico-socia
les, es de hace amos conocida y esti
mada, Y no cabe duda de que Els
/ Ipai1a esta progresando actualmente, er
todos los 0rdenes.
| Grandes Sondas de civilization y dt
lprogreso inyaden actualmente el Uni
verso, al Sur del Canal de Panams
se estan fernando los pueblos del por
yenir del mundo.
Caracas. Bogota, Lima, Medeliln
Valencia, ciidad Bolivar, Buenos All
1 res, Montevideo, Asunci0n, Santiago
\ bellas ciudades que seran el asombrt
\ de las generaciones venideras!
4 Angel Rivero, ciudadano benemerito
7. exponente de nuestra cultura q
-tnuestra capacidad en- la Tribpna de
lAteneo de Madrid, ef centric cultura
mas elevado de nuestra raza, merec'
el aprecio y ell cariiio de todos lo
4 buenos puertorriquefios.
4 Angel Rivero, sabio, modesto y bue
! no: 70, os saludo cariiiosamente, col
mi coraz6n pleno de simpatfas q
Z afectos...
4 G. Daab6a CABRERA. (
1 Carranzo, Trujillo Alto IA
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-01-25
MISS sTANBERY GETS
CALIFORNIA POSITION

Miss Elsie Stanbery, Grangeyllie
girl. who last December was gradu-
ted from the University of Callforn,
in. Berkeley. has been appointed r9rai
supervisor of schools at Holster Cal.,
and also assistant to Miss Catherln ne
Gray. county superintendent OIL
schools. at IS,llister a Hollister
paper says: 80, ,,,
aNTiss Stanbery comes to her new
nosition splendidly equipped by tram tram
inc and experience, being a graduate
Of the University Of California ana
having lust completed SIX m m the
course in rural supervision OF me
schools in that institution. In addl7
tom 70 this. Miss Stanbery has had eX-
nerience in community work and mas
Taught in the Mckinley school, at
Miss stanbery is a DAUGHTER OF Mrs.
cornelia stanbery. Of rhis city. she
e graduate of Grangeville high
sohool and is we'll known in Grange
v;i h' and the Winona country, where
sbe resided as child.