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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-07
MANCHESTER

THE FORKS-Arthur Peacock is
shingling his house, also improving
the looks greatly by a coat of fresh
paint.
A. w. Hartung has added more
space in his store for larger stock
of goods to meet the increase in
trade. lie has just added a full line
of mems shoes.
Herbert Hill has a large crew Of
men harvesting his potatoes.
Community Club Meets
The Community Club met on
Thursday of last week and held an
informal meeting. Most of the men,
bers were present and two visitors.
Much regret was felt at the absence
of Mrs. Lucille Blossom, secretary Of
the club, who has recently moved to
her new home in Auburn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Blossom will be much missed
in the community. The next club
meeting will be held with Mrs. Will
liam Welch.
Miss Doris Whitehouse with a party
of friends is passing week at
Woodholme.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis mo-
tored to Ellsworth. Maine, last week.
The October club is on it's usual
outing at the lake and are at Judge
Beams cottage as usual.
Elmer Merrill and family passed
the weekend at Cundy's Harbor.
Miss Florence Benson passed the
week end at home.
Ellsworth Bentley and family and
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Franl,
Rich, visited friends and relatives in
Waterville on Sunday.
Mrs. A. L. Wing passed the week.
end with Mrs. James Collins.
Frank Wheeler has added a veran-
dab to his cottage.
MIR. and Mrs. William welcb and
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Harris visited
In Oakland on Sunday.
preston Mason is assisting Mr.. Cor
mill. '' cioer
Mrs. Leavitt. who has been at the
nome OF Sarah Wing for some
mohths. has gone to her home in
bowdoinham and will soon be Joined
by her husband.
NORTH-Mrs. Leslie Hunt ana
son. Carlton and Mrs. Margsrat
knowles were calling on friends ana
relatives Sunday. anu
MRS. John Farnham and Edward
rarhham were calling in this part
or the town Sunday. p''
Herbert Young, who has been IN
the Augusta General Hospital for
treatment, has returned home soma
what improved. ''e
John Ftf1eld was a business caller
On ROBERT Jennings Wednes5ey.
Herbert Fifield is on the sick Iist
Ruei knowles who got run into
n a rrt 81
ing. p'o'-
Leroy cottle was calling on friends
In Augusta Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-07

in Canada, but moved here with her
parents, when she was nine years
old. Mrs. Daniels daughter. Mrs.
Arthur Maheux. is q years old and
her daughter. Aida Maheux, is a
dainty little miss Of three years. Mrs.
Maheux and her little daughter were
both born in Augusta.
All four of the group are we'll and
go to make up happy family. Mrs.
Outlet specially enjoys good health
for one of her years, possesses all
her faculties, and is a most interest
ing lady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-07

Stuart Purves. Jr., is enjoying a 20
days leave of absence from his du-
ties in the U. S. Navy and is passing
the time with his parents. Rev. and
Mrs. Stuart B. Purves at the Episco-
pal rectory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-07

Gen. Phil Sheridan Circle. Ladies of
the G. A. r., will hold it's regular meet
ing at Grand Army hall this afternoon
at $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-07

Miss Iouise Foster OF East Win
throp. has entered the employ OF The
Central Maine Power Co, assuming
her duties this week in Blaine ctea )
Office
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-07

The Drexels will meet this evening
with Mrs. Robert Woodside. II Chapel
street. Members aer urgently re-
quested to be in attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-07

The regular weekly session Of the
Red Cross Child Welfare clinic will
be held this Tuesday afternoon, $50
O'Clock at the Augusta General hos
pital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-07

Mrs. Merrill T. Lee and little son,
Richard, left Saturday for West i'ux-
ION, to pass week with relatives
and friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-07

Everett Marcy of the Central
Maine Power Co. has gone 20 Wash
ingion, L. C., on Jew days business
triU
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-07
DAlLYKENEBEC JOURNAL

Cards OF ThankaL obituary noticeat res.
olutious Of respect etc. viii b
line. No chaFg ieas than 20 confA
Subscribers VINO tall TO receive the
Journal promptly viii eonfer favor
BY notifying the Office Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-07
Drives Car While Intoxicated

Theodore Robichaud was arrested
Sunday evening by Deputy Sheriff
James r. Brooks on the charge Of
driving a car while intoxicated. Com
plant was made to the officers by
persons driving on the State road to
North Arson that there was man
driving in very erratic fashion and
the number of the car being 81-1S2.
Robichaud was taken to Skowhegan
for trial Monday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-07

The funeral services for the late
Mrs. Mary Burke wer held Sunday
afternoon at the chapel lin Belgrade
cemetery. Rev. J. Francis walch,
pastor of the Winthrop Street Uni
versalist church of Augusta, officiat-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-07

Miller's Candy Store win be closed
from $50 p. NJ. Tuesday to $50 p. NJ.
Wednesday In observance Of the Jew
ish holiday
oct7d2t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-07
MADISON

lack Hendsbee left Friday for
Montreal, where he goes to attend
the annual convention of the Inter-
national Brotherhood of Pulp Sui
phite and Papermaker Union as dele
Northern paper mill.
Mrs. Clara f. Powers, Miss Helen
Powers, and Mrs. Laura Goodell, who
have been attending the meeting of
the State Federation of Women's
Clubs in Portland for the past few
days, returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Hooper went
Saturday to Portland to pass the
week end with their son.
Miss Myra Merrill is reported to
be critically ill at her home on Heald
street.
Forest Wentworth Of North Vas
salboro has accepted a position in
the plumbing department of the
Head hardware store and commence
ed his abOrs Monday. Mr. Went
worth will soon move his family to
this place.
A meeting Of the Ladies' Aid Of the
Methodist Episcopal church was held
Monday in the church veStry.
The pageant which has been post
poned several times is to be given
by the Protestant Sunday schools at
the auditorium in the high school
building next Sunday evening.
large delegation of Knights of
lythias from this place attended the
X. Z. meeting at Belfast Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-07
LOCAL NOTICE

The Augusta cider mill on Hospi.
tai street has openend with plenty
Of sweet cider for sale. octedSt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-07
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Davis left Mon
Iay morning for Orlando. Fla.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-07

Usual novelty dance tonight, Bel
grade. Something new. Smiths or
chestra. oct7dlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-07

Ralph Lixotte announces the OPEN
ing OF his saxophone and clarinet
class Oct. /. Arrangements may be
made by calling 1851 Augusta.
Studio Tel. 1262-w.
Sept30. Oct1 ,2.7,S.11
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-07

Tuesday. October y 1924.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-29
Go. Agent Announces
Ton Of Pigs Contest

This county will sign up with the
state In the Swine Ton-litter con-
test for the coming season. the
County Farm Bureau sponsoring
the move.
The method OF procedure is main
ly as follows: Any farmer of the
county who so desires may enter
one or more litters of pigs provided
they are farrowed in 1924 previous
to May LIST. The pigs. however.
must be ear-marked on or before
they are seven days old. On Aug
ust /. each entryman nominates the
particular litter he wishes to COM
pete with in the contest. When the
pigs reach the age OF 1870 days they
are to be weighed in the presence
OF the County Committees. tho
chairman OF whom is the County
Agent.
The County prize shall be as fol-
lows:
First prize for heaviest litter.
325.O0 cash.
Second prize for second heaviesN
litter. 3l2.50 cash.
Third prize for third heaviest
litter. 1850 cash.
Fourth prize for fourth heaviest
litter. $500 cash.
A litter must weigh at least ono
ton $4,000 lbs) in order to qualify
for \ prize.
In addition to the county prize.
the Denver Civic and Commercial
Association will match the amount
OF County prizes offered. dollar for
dollar. In every county completine
the contest. provided that At least
ten contestants shall enter the coa.
test In . county.
The state offers prizes as follows:
for heaviest litter In the state $50
trophy: second heaviest litter. S:6
trophy; third. SIS trophy and fourth
$40 trophy.
Other trophies and special prises
will be offered by the Civic and
Commercial Associationx, and the
breed associations.
So far. seven or eight growers
have agreed to make entries In this
contest: but we need several more.
There is no entry fee or charge
whatever In this contest-Quite .
bit to gain and nothing to lose: 70
come ahead and let's make this cou-
test = hummer.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-29
GATES CIRCUS AVIATOR
RESCUES MOVIE ClRl

G. e. PanGhora. Tommie Thomp-
80. "Diavalo." all OF the 0ates'
Flytag Circus. aad Freddie Loon.
Hosssoa. TEXAS aviator. effected the
rseeue OF young lady . mile above
earth at Houston. Texas.
Associated Press Dispatches give
the e0lloivsg account Of the acei-
deae and rescue: t,-
HUesson. Texas. Feb. IA thri,
ling rescue II mid-air saved Miss
Rosalia Gordon. Houston chorus girl
from death while more than 5000
Mortified spectators Gased skyward
~ Ellington flying field. near here.
this afternoon. Miss Gordon. who
formerly was an aerial stunt per.
former. was attempting to make a
parachute leap from mile-hig
plan. when the huge umbrella be-
came entanEled In equipment on the
plane.
Diavalo. acrobatic airman. who
was In the plane, climbed out Of the
fuselsge and down to the landing
gears. but was naable TO drsg her
back to safety. Meanwhile. c. &.
PanEhorn. the pilot. kept the plane
In the afr. reaiistag that an attempt
to land would have meant instant
death - the GIRL.
Freddie Loon. Houston aviator.
went up In aaother machine pilotsd
BY Tommie Thompson. A mile from
the Erousd he changed from Thomp-
sons plaae 70 Psngborn'x. lie then
worked Bis way to the landing gear
hut even he and Disvsio proved un.
equal to the task of drawing the
helpless girl hack 10 the machine.
Loon then mounted 10 the pas.
scng.r's seat and. using tn. aux
iiiary controls, drove the plan. whil.
Psnrhorn climbed down to the land.
inE gear and between them they
drew the girl TO safety.
Miss Gordon suffered . severe
nerve shock. but otherwise was un.
injured.
Pangi'orn. Thompson and "Din.
vnio" are all known in Mont. Vista,
having bcca here giving exhibition
flying. wing walking and stunts.
and carrying Passengers. last fall.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-29
PRAIRIE DOG POISON

Beginning on March 10. the Coua.
~ Farm Bureau and y represents.
tive Of the Biological Survey will
mix up prairie dog poison At Del
Norie. The poison will be ready for
distribution Hoon after that date aad
may b~ had Al the Potato Cooper
ative office sn Del Norte. or Of the
County Agent at Monte Vista.
Since the Biological Survey IL CO.
operating with the Farm Bureau,
the poison will b~ put on q fifty.
fifty basis ~ In the past few years;
that II. person buying = certain
amount Of poison for his patented
land will be- given. free Of charge
an equal amour, provided the FREQ
poison Ii spread on unpaten,ed land
adjoining his own. The poison viii
be sold AZ actual cost. probably
around forty-fivc or fifty cents pcr
gallon.
While prairie dogs will cat this
poisoned oats at any time during tho
spring and summer. yet Il is a good
plan to spread I, ms early In tho
season as possible.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-29
TWO CARS MEET IN
HEAD-oN COLLISION
ON ALAMOSA ROAD

An automobile accident occurred
Sunday night on the Monte Vista
AlAmosa road when the sedan
driven by DR.. r. D. Taylor crashed
into the Lester Mountfort Buick.
six and resulted In damage to both
cars without injury to the occu-
pants.
The accident was caused by DR..
Taylor passing around q car that
was standing at the side of the
road and failing to see the Mount
fort car approaching. The sedan
was turned over onto one side by
the impact and sustained one
broken wheel and broken windows.
while the front axle Of the Buick
was bent so badly bent that the car
had to be towed back to Monte
Vista. ...
The accident happened about five
miles west OF Alamosa and there
was 4 heavy snow storm At the
time. Mrs. Taylor and little daugh-
ter were In the sedan with the doc
tor and except for the shock suf.
fered NO serious results Of the col
lision.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-29
TERRIBLE SWEDES'
AND LOCAL CACER''S Rs
TO MEET SATURDAY

While the basketball fans OF
Monte Vista have been favored b.
having some very exciting games
played here. perhaps the most in
tsrest 10 being displayed In the ap-
preaching contest 1t the armory
Saturday night when the fast town
team will meet the Terrible
Swedes" Of Coffeyville. Kansas. The
Swedes have established formid-
able reputation in the number OF
the games won this season and must
be clever aggregation Of cage
stars. The locals are determined to
hold them to the closest score they
have experienced this year and
modestly declare that the Swedes
may possibly lose their terrors be-
fore the final whistle Saturday
night. }
This will probably be the last
basketball game Of the season at
this place. A good preliminary is
advertised to start At 1880 aad the
main event will start At 800
o'clock.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-29
'NEEl EY PUBLIC SALE
YIELDS $50 PER MINUTE

The succ~sa Of the public sales In
the Monte Vista section recently
has he~n surprising. A bix advance
In prices paid for live stock and
farm property In noted and this Ia
taken ~ . hopeful and heaithfui
sign os farming conditions general.
ly Al the Fred Scheei sale Mon.
day. the first team of horses offer.
N brought es3s snd the nsxt team
sold for e933.se. while . red mileh
row Of fats ssality brought siia.
Col. Nevmysr reports the fastest
and best sale ee the season at J. n.
Nselsy's - FEB. 3isa. TIE saie
lastsd 1eel oss heor. snl sissy
articles were seil which made On
average es sas article ~ nsauts.
The sale estais1 eseee. which nay
b fignrel y average zee Def uin.
~ - ls g - oeooo1.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-29
!fnlRTYFlVE YEARS AGO
THIS DATE
THE BLANCA HOTEL.

This magnificent building is now
omplstsd and ready to receive It's
furniture. II IL unquestionabiy the
finest hotel building In Southwest
ern Colorado.
This hotel 10 designed 10 acom.
modate from s~venty-five to one
hundred Gu-sts. The dining room In
thirty-four by fifiy-six feet. has
fosr opea fIre-places. and will be
perfectly lighted and ventilated. as
will be the grand reception room OF
the building.
r. l.. Bishop has commenced sn
addition 10 his store. Il n to be Of
stone. 1871.
The Misses Hunter gave . pleas
ant entertainment Wednesday eve.
Mag.
A pleasant musical. Was held st
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Bonner Tuesday evening.
The hest hay can be bought on
tn. large grants, on the northcas,
side Of the valley ~ 500 per ton
in the stack and $500 baicd.
Get your buxvi"s painted by D.
J. Gibbs. for 800. shop opposite
New Hotel.
THE NEW JUDICIAL DISTRICT
The bill 10 create n tenth Judicial
District out of III. counties OF Rio
Crandc. Ssgusche. Costilla and
Hucrfsno. has passed IN. House and
II likely TO become law.
FOUR NEW STATES
The report OF the Committee OF
Conference. has been adopted by
both the Senate and House Of Rep.
r~sentasivcs. admitting Montana.
Washington Territory and North
and South Dakota ~ States.
A NATURAL GAS WELL
Reports come from IN. north end
oe the valley that gas has l~-n
strUck on the sasaseh~ creek on
ThonsAs Ashiey's ranch: two mii~s
wssl Of th- mouth Of the cr~s,ons.
ssehtsea nilss from Sasuschs.
twesty.three miles from Aiamosa.
This gas vas struck In y soap
sssss sornaeies at . depth Of sesS
hsa1rsA Esd sAlsty.ftvs feet. anl
shs Dsesesre 10 % great - 70 foeee
small ptecss u reek tveaty feet to|
tAs cir aal bssae With . bstgAe
lolo4p = aeuD oueong ~ leag.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-29
POTATO GROWERS
CONFERENCE WAS
Of TIMELY VALUE

A potato conference, one of 4
series Of meetings over the San Luis
valley held under the direction Of
the three county Agricultural agents
Of the valley. the Denver and Rio
Grands Western A r. T. company
and the Horticultural Department
OF Colorado Agricultural College.
was held in Monte Vista at city hall
Friday. February 22. 1880 p. m.
The meeting was enlivened by the
pressoes Of several out oe town men
prominent In the potato industry. In
cluli1g n. A. ChisAola. fathsr ol
the potato industry in San Luis val
ley: DR.. e. P. Sandsten. head Of
Horticultural Department Colorado
Agricultural College: E. r. McCune,
Federal supsrvising Inspector for
Colorado. Denver: and w. H. Olin
Supervisor Of Agriculture. Denver Z
Rio 0rande Western. Denver.
They met with growers and busi.
ness msa 10 talk over growers prob
lens and the best way to stabilise
the potato industry In this. the
largest potato district In the inter.
mountain regioa., l
Mr.. Oltn stated that the San Luis
valley 10 the potato growing section
that must supply the high grade
Brown Beauty sesA aad that strict
attention to that phase Of potato
growing is one tAlng that will
establish eaa Luis valley saprem-
acy.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-29
NOT AS MUCH SNOW AS
USUAL IN MOUNTAINS

Reports from the high range in
dicate that there 10 not ~ much
snow ~ usual. Gus Olson. who 10
working some mining properties At
Summit vile. recently stated to
friends here that there was just
about half - much snow at Summit
willie ~ there should be At this time
Of year under normal conditions.
The Creeds paper reports there 10
very little snow In that Vicinity and
the same report comes fron the
Asiatie Mise location.
Several light snow storms have
occurred within the last two weeks
Int oil the south slopes on the
lower elevations are bare Of snow
q this time.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-29
CASrATA WILL -
'.0Oo1DTlllN0 0ogT11R8NT''

Werk - sAs eee1o&A. ''Ths TArss
opriags' ~ Paal Diias 70 ~ give
11arsA 1tA ~ the noats VISA
AigA 0eAsel oisas' 0iss Clsb q
thsls aAnual spsiag eeacsrt 10 pee-
Srani&g b tins sAaps and pseoisaa
treat 70 music lovers auite att
ssse1e than has sver besa offered
IL Msaes visa. aeeer1tas 70 Misa
Nay. supervisor Of music.
rhis cautata 10 . beautiful de-
scriptive piece that leads readily to
Interpretation through song. dance
and costume and rehersals have
proven there v unusual talent
amoag the glee clsb giris along this
line. Three Of their number will
take parts Of the springs and while
they istsspsst By dance aud sasse-
hins the story the rest Of the
chorus IL appropriate costume ID
The back Of he sesns Will Stag the
music apVsspsiats 70 sseh saass Of
the Journey portrayed BY the Three
Sprines.
The program viii bs givsn IN tvo
parts. Part will consist OF solo
uunbsss sad chorus sosss white the
sscosA part viii ~ the eaatata.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-29
STORES WILL CLOSE FOR
HA6KETRAl4L GAME

On account Of the basketball gane
between the town team and the
Terrible Swedes.'' the following
have agreed to close their places Of
business At $500 o'clock: e. C.
Chase. Fassetts. Joe Busch. Warner
Variety Store. w. L. Jonss. c. r.
Brockway. @. 3. Asay. L. e. Mount
fort. b. g. Stevens. ]. C. Bushinges.
The Monte Vista Hardware Co.. H.
p. Savage. w. O. Green. J. ~. Ditto.
Ecoaony Market. The Stow-WooA
Co.. J. C. Peaney. Co.. Bert HstcAi-
son. w. v. Hildebraadt. The RE
0rands Hardware Co.. J. r. Walt
man. Geo. Hiatt.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-29

The d. A. r. hall at the armory
last Friday nlght amply fulfilled all
expectations sa6 was one Of the
proaouncsd social succsssss Of the
season. A very large attsadsnce in-
ciuded . number Of couples from
other valley towss. Ladies and
ssntismea In their powdered wigs
sad coioslai costsnss lent . charm.
lag novelty 70 The 0eeas anA the
speciality OF costume lases ~ the
ocestts Of lalies frea NE "0ypes
Rover" was wucA eajoysl. The
isAiss os ~ D. a. \. Asvets al
eAsir eise sasalags - slssatioaai
ouspeess vhssA b jusl aae4Aes
rsessa vhy tAsis psb,Ie asfaifs
nssit .s9ssiatsl Dasssasss. -.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-29
WEEKS STOCK SHIPMENTS

Shipments of live stock reported
ny the Denver and Rio Orand- rail.
way during the week inciud~d: Feb.
~. A. 4. Beck. on" car horses 70
Portalcs. n. ~; W. =. chasfln Co..
eight cars hogs 10 Los Angeles: u.
Misss~in. ? cars cattle 10 Deaver:
Feb. 70. y. G.. Graves. seven csrs
hogs 10 Los Angeles: n. Milsssss.
s's cars sheep 10 kaases City: Joha
Clay Co. tea rare sAesp . 00ahs:
=. X. johasos. twe ears sheep q
kassas City: n. A. Mathlas. feus
eass sheep . kAasas City.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-29
WILL TAKE ..GYPSY Is,
nOvEls'' TO DEL NORTR

The Gypsy Rover musical
comedy which proved 70 popular st
Monte Vista and Alamosa. will ~
produced st Del Norte high sehoo,
auditorium nsxt wednesday night.
March sth. The show will BE given
1t the Invitation and under the
suspiees Of the Del Norte chapter
American Legion-one Of the livsst
6tg6nisations In the stats.
This affords for those OF this
community Who were unable TO see
the show at this place or At Ala
mosa an opportunity to see II At
Del Norts.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-29
VIalll!ey Tournament Of
High School Basketball

1ns basketball championship Of
the San Luis valley IL to be decided
In What promises to be one Of the
largest athletic contests ever held
II the valley At Del Norte. Feb.
- - March !.
both boys and girls teams will
take part and the tournament will
bs coAducted on the one game elimi-
nation plan.
The order OF the games will be
~ follows:
!. Center vs. Sargent
2. Hooper W. Monte Vista.
). Del Norte W. Winners OF No l.
Z. Alamosa vs.. Winners of No. 2.
s. Winners OF No. l vs.. Winners
OF No. 4.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-29
r. T. A. MsxsTIlEL

. The Pareut TEACHER Association
Of The Marsh school net on Tuse
DAY evening a the school aad after
the business meeting the evsniag
wss gaveo over 70 minstrel satss-
taiansat aad musical nsnbers. The
nss q the association appeared -
. colereA troupe sad gave se~s
very clever renditious OF song. story
aud dance.
The Lutheran orchestra was the
first asabsr on the program ssd
were responsible for some very good
music. The Hawaiian players then
gave several selections and after
their numbers an old fashionsd
square dance proved . great trsat
to everybody. The minstrel boys
nnnve several quartet numbers and
'Sbms dances sad closed the per.
formauce with . full troupe song.
20 Garry Ne Back TO Old virginia"
The mes Of the association were
gives charge Of the refreshmsnts ~
veil ~ the entertainment and
PROVED Quits - capable at culiaary
art % Ia aramatics. Duch . pro-
gram demands much time and sf.
fort aad the Hsa are 10 b. com.
nsnAsd Oh their efforts 10 make the
p. =. A. . big success % we'll - N
Iaspiratloa 10 The youagstess Of the
AarsA school.