The Springfield herald., April 11, 1919, Image 4

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0. W. Itah.-oek and family j
were in Kill iiart Tuesday. I
L. C. Davis of
here and intends to moye onto
his piaos soon. I
Ollie Hankins spent Fricia.v
night iSuh Grace and Velma
Newton. ’
Arthur Ammurmanand family
visited Mrs. Ammurman’s par
ents in Oklsboma a few days.
Mrs. Joe Snyder left Thu i s
day to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Richardson, near Trinidad.
Fay McCoy spent Friday with
Basel and Alberta O’Maley.
Breezy Ridge
llr. Bnrrough’s and family ar
rived at their new home thie
weeg to atay and be one of old
Rreesy’a neighbors. Glad to
have good neighbors, as Mr.
Burroughs and family will be.
Thomaa Nell and family spent |
Sunday at the Scarbrough ranch.
Lewie Reed and James Mich-1
ael killed two large coyotes this |
week. The; were so tame they
came up in the yard after the |
chickens.
Mrs. James Michael had a nice
birthday dinner. Several of the
neigbboragatbered in and par
took of the good things that was
prepared for the oocassion. It
being aueb a bad windy Sunday,
there were aeverai that didn't
get therotnd they missed quite a
treat. Those present were Mrs.
CeorggReed, Mrs. Eikew, Mrs.
C. F. g»ept, and children Rolla.
»r Kathryn Stout, Al
iQilBe and Florence Eskew
was enjoyed.
Yaold bia store at Joy
Jackaon. The new
II take charge Tues-
Sophs
Won the Day
j thi. great =je
iew that Sprinp
>1 till ihe Sopho
n up to the fact,
(•
held their class
' made a peunanti
more -1” wiitten on
■ mon. of the eventful 1
the Sophs planned to be
ilrty minutes late.
They were; end in due time
they went marching ir. with their
banner of purple and gold float,
ing and «ent Up about fifty Soph
omore yell* wbifib ruined l bc
whole town and • the surprise 1 !
Juniors sat with mouths open
and the Freshies who bad never
heard tell of the like before sat
trembling, and wondered just
what waa going to happen.
The Sophs hung up their class
colors and bad taken their seats
before the Juniors got over their
shock. Then the English teach
er wanted to know what "as the
matter with the rest of the
school and if they were going to
stand for all that
Then some of the Juniors
made a dive (or the Sophomore
cobra. Then three hard fights
took place and the Juniors and
Freshman had to side in togeth
ei to keep the Soph's from killing
them.
Any way it came out' in favor
of the Sophomores. One Fresh
girl was reported to have lost 44
square inches of skin, and one
Fresh boy is said to have lost
nine teeth. The rest of the
Freshies and the Juniors were
afraid to report what they lost.
1 JOHN I. MINOR S
Springfield, Colorado.
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The Sophs were so prnud after
h’tving won the day that they
were .ittinK on the bank" of Cat
;creek P.bina and having a picnic
when t; Juniors Caine along and
gotstu t*l* he whole crew
I had to it «r.d push, who
said the Sophs didn’t laugh.
The Juniors stated in that edi
torial of theirs lact week that the
Sophs never caught anything hut
a su~ker. Well no wonder, wo
had nothing for bait but some of
the Freshmen and Junior hides,
you think any other fish would
bite on that kind of bait?
Obicka China a Cbow,
Chica China a Cheat,
The Jews and Freshies got
beat.
Sophmore, Sopbmore,
We’re the stuff.
Juniors and Freshies
Are just a bluff.
Strawberry Shortcake
Gooseberry pie,
| 'V-i-O-T-O-R-Y-
I Are we in it?
| Wei 1 , I guess.
iSophomre, Soph-Soph
I Yes! Yrsl ves!
Clyde
Several from this vicinity at
tended the Frost sale Friday.
Mr. Frost and family expect
to go to the oil fields in Oklaho
ma where they will live.
Hobart Pearce has received
hie discharge from Camp Funs
ton and returned to hi* home.
Roy Davis has gone to Kansas.
Mr, Hiney and family came
last week from Oklahoma to visit
their son, Art Hiney and family.
Several broomnorn buyers
were in this neighborhood last
week.
If you want to see something
really servioible, take a look at
the Gand B blackboard—you use
it free.
If the Sophs get in as late with
their lessons as they were with
their copy this week —the fresh
it s may beat them under the
ropes.
Graft
Bob Pilgrim has been discharg
ed from the army and has return
ed with bis wife to tbeir claim.
The literary at the Bear school
house was well attended. livery
one is invited to come out and
help.
Pierce Johnson was one of our
young men to giveThta life for the
cause. He was killed eight days
before the armistice was signed.
The (jeath 0 f Mrs. Frank
Wheeler was a surprise to our
neighbors. The bereft ones
have the sympathy of the entire
community,
West Flats
Ray came in ooutaat with the
flue while in Lamar. He is get
ting along nicely.
Mrs. C. C. Campbell and daugh
ter Mabel visited with the Mrs.
Evans Friday.
It is reported that Joe Thorpe
is going to buy a new threshing
machine, It surtly is a neces
sity in this neighborhood.
C. C. Evans and family spent
Thursday evening* with A-
Seymour’s.
Mr. Jackson bought Homer’s
scire, and went the next day for
a load of ffoijr to help stock up.
Sandwell
Tom Konke' and family have
moved into our neighborhood and
we welcome them.
George Malian and Krawner
took hro meorri t. Elkhart this
week.
Grover Kester is putting in a
hardware store at Campo and
will open up next week, having
moat of his goods there no v
Mrs. Sawyers, who has been
in Elkhart taking treatments, is
home again much improved.
Fred Hughes and wife have
got home again, bringing some
milk cows with him. They ex
pect to spend tho summer here.
Ed. Belts are moving onto the
Sutherland place. We are sor
ry to lose ouch good neighbors-
Mr. More and family of Kansas
have rented farms in this vicin
ity.
Elmer Terry and wife took
Sunday dinner with G?orge Ma
han’s.
North Flats
We have been having some
good soring weather.
Wheat is looking tine in this
locality.
Quite a number are sowing
spring wheat and oats
Quite a crowd attended the
Sewell sale Wednesday.
Ira Chon nveth and Jesse Clif
ton made a trip to the cedars!
this week after wood.
Elsa Oxenreider and Verna j
Henson have been attending the
eighth grade examination at!
North Liberty.
J. W. Hazel has been assessing!
in the north side of the county;
this week.
Pride
Mrs. Wm. Caldwell entertain
edabunctrof young people to
dinner Sunday. All report a
fine time.
The proceeds of the pie social
Saturday evening were nearly
$29.00 A good crowd was in at
tendance and the last payment
was made on the schonl building.
Charley Carr and M. Branden
borg motored to Elkhart Wednes
day.
Mr. Snyder accompanied by
bis sister and Mrs. Dunivan of
near Richards attended tbe pie
social Saturday evening.
A number of young people of
I this vicinity attended services at
Mt. Carmel Sunday evening.
Mrs. Bertha Caldwell and Son,
Bob Holler and family spent
Sunday at W, L. Maaemores.
There will be a social dance
given at the Sartin place Satur
day evening.
Bob Holler is helping Dave
Dixon build fence this week.
Some of our young people at
tended the dance at Hagner’s
near Cami>o Th. r.sday ivght.
Pilot Point
Some fine weather for this l
time of year. !
Frank Swanson is breaking sod 1
for Roy Hickcox.
Mrs. Boles and childen cam<
down Wednesday. i
R. 1. iohnson returned from ;
the east Monday and has beer :
sick ever since
Some in this community have
b.en hiving a swell time with
| the mumps.
El ner Johnson and wife > sit
ed W. L. Tandy’s Sunday.
S L. Hickcox went to Lunar
M°ndaji.
Coal, Feed, and Seed Store
€f§N=* Coal, Barbed Wire, Eclipse Windmills
Moine Farm Imp ements «
Fairbanks-Morse Feed Grinders and Engines, and
m > Fairbanks-Morse Scales. Well Casing and Piping
Pay CASH For HIDES £
Sell Strictly for Cash. Quick Sales, Small Profits JP
/ ■ 1,1
C. G. PATTERSON
Springfield, Colorado
OKLARADO
16-40-50
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
B'idweii on Mar. 31. i baby boy.
Moody Eaton and James took
broomcorn to Lamar this week.
Miss Agnes Clemmons came
from Kansas. City Sunday to
pend the summer with her
-•ousin, Mrs, C. C. Crawford. !
C. G. Crawford went to Spring-'
ield Tuesday to settle up the es-|
i ite of N. A. Smith.
Mooseland
Henry Furney got his well fix-.
ed this week, so that it pumps]
water alright now.
Joe Dunn, Albert Harris and a \
number of others returned from I
Lamar witb freight Sunday. I
A large crowd attended Will,
lohnson’s sale Wednesday.
Ted Dunn, who has been quite
tick, is improving some. Has
had sciatica rheumatism.
Agatha Allphin has been very
low with pneumonia, but is n iw
up and doing fine-
Adolph Hutches spent Sunday
with home folks.
Everybody busy so not inucii
news this week.
Richards
Homer Kerns made a business |
trip to Elkhart Tuesday. <
Mrs. Dunivan traded Harry I
McClintock a span of mares for |
a span of muies last Tuesday.
Jack Dapon was a Springfield |
visitor Friday.
We understand Fred Snyder
has rented the Collins iilace.
Mrs. Earl Clapp ind children
I spent Monday at Hankins'.
Mrs. Joe Snyder has gone on a
visit to her daughter's at Trini
dad.
| Gale Johnson has gone lo Elk
hurt.'
: Jim Newton has rented Ada
! Jackson'S pluc. for this year,
i S. D. Potter and Bennie were
j Springfield visitovsrFiiday.
j Otto Kiaenski and J. -se Turn
er are the b>:3 well drillers
I’hiy struck water at Vernon
Miller’s place at 175 ft
We understand th * v ! driller 1
,v ■ i beat Dan Duniva. s T-.
d y. Here is hoping they will i
i e as lucky as at Miller's.
Me understand that Clyde 1
I! ndrickson bought daily Cown's
.m. Tex Stephens has rent
e it for this year.
virs. John Geo g .v .s t--.fi
a R chants Saturday.
The threshing m icbin, s are ail
I kept pretty busy in llieie pu ts
Eddie Steen and Pauld Turk,-
t-.ok dinner at the Dunivan home
S .turday.
< There is going t>, be a big Eas
i program at Murry. Ever.v
il iy come end bring some one.
\: i you.
' Ve understand Gm. Steen will
le sale bills struck forth > 23.
: urge and John ur > going to the
< tielde to work.
Dan Lockwood of Pride is heip-
I mg thresh in this neighborhood
Bert Glasgow bought a fine
Jack and brought him home Sun
day.
ZION
6-40-50
Orville Thompson and Joe
8,.yil made a lrip to the cedars
this week.
pie ret and Guiicb seeded their
footnoora this week “the lust
j >l> of the season.
Pob Robbins pnd family are all j
down with the flue.
Frank Glen is down sick—sup
posed to haye the fluo.
Rarve Kidder ha® been helping
\fr. Fair" stark this week.
I Frank Kidder. Lincoln Hager
i man nnd Emtnettp Simpson went
| to Lamar with broomcorn.
| The boys hnd a hall canoe Sat
urday, organized a team and will
fplav every Saturday this season.
| Moat everyone ia getting ready
i for spring crops.
! The old Zion Sunday school
has come to life again. There
i were twenty tivp out today and
|wo had a pood school. Now let
I us “keep hp** a going."
I A great jam last night at the
' Minstrel entertainment. Come
again tomorrow night.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
S. Land Office at Lamar. Coin. Mar. 10, 1819.
W'.ica Is hereby given that John L. Jonea. of
Kenton. Colo., who on Autr. Si. 1915. and Apr. *’o.
19U. made Hd. entries No. 0t"477 and °2192R- for
tot 3, •«' p'nw'i aw'-,, aw' , ne 1 .. S-c. T, and no
1 . itnd Lot 5, See- It), and iw'.i ra l i Sec. 3. all
T. 35 south, Kanve 50 w„ Gth p. Meridian, haa
notice of intention to make final three
to establish claim to ♦ ’iland n' ore described •
before tbe J'tdire of the County Court at
Snrtnßflelrt, C dorado, on the 1 • day of Mpy,
191°.
Claimant name* ns witnesses;
J. D. Ivey. Horace Hughes. Harry Capsntlcy,
ntl Wlllio Nugent, all of Kenton- Oklahoma.
A. L. BEAVcrS. Register
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior
U R Land Office at i-nmar, Colo. Mae. 14- 1919.
Notice is hereby jrive" that Isaac Presley, of
Estoiene, Colo, who on S pt. 29- 915- made home
stend entry No 019117 for w'<s of Sec. 29 Tow-.-hip
2 south, ranyc b 0 west 6th Principal Meridian.;
has filed notice of intention 'o make threo-year
proof, to establish claim tc the land above de
scribed. before tho clerk of the District Court*
at Sprinsrfleid. Co'o. on the 15th day of May,
1919-
Claimant na"'es as witnesseit:
Ed IT. P. French Frntik Craiir. T. S. Presley .
Jess Thompson, all of Ectelcne Colo.
A L REAVkRS. Resist*? .
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, Us land offlea at
Lamar- Colorado, Feb. 21. 1919,
Natico is hereby given that Arthur Gintz. of
Springfield. Colo.. Maxcy route, who on Feb. 15
1916, made homes!end entr.v, No. 0 1 9419, for L4>*.
1. 2. s’ ne’ ~ nnd n'A *e' iof Sec. 1. T. 29 S.. R. 4
W., and on I'cb. 25, 191'. made Addl. H. E. Sop ial
No. 020038. for Lota 4 and 6 of a»c. G. T. 29 S ..
Rat'Re West 6th Principal Mer'dlf in
has filed notice of intention to make ha nl
three year proof to estahlish claim ta she
land above described before Silas E. Spcckman n.
U. S. Com., at Spr'.iißlield Colorado, on t he
13th day of May. 1919.
‘ Inlmmt namns '.s witnesses:
C. N. Curt, nnd Ted Parker lujth of SprinL'fk ild,
Colo., 11. Aminann. and A. J. srael, both of
Maxey. Colo.
A. L BEAVER'. Rojrister.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
U. B. Land Office :i t Lnrnar Colo. Feb. 35.1919.
Notice it hereby Riven t ! i«t Rufus E. G rishatn. <>j*
Vilas. Colo.. Who. on Dec >Hh. 1.915, made
Hd. entry. No 013333, for lot 7, ».e nvr’-i, o'/iswl.i,
aw i w ,61 EU 4, i •:•* iw .••ad t» -jt •'* ol
section Township 32 South. Range, -15 W.,
dth Prill, M*r- li-'s filed notice of indention to make
3 year proof, to 'blish c'aln;» to the land as
nbovo deecr.b*d, b*fi-ru RctristoV arid RuceiveJ
U. S. - and, office at Lamar, Goto., on th* H day
of May, 1919.
Clamimant names aa witnesses.
Clyde E. Graham. W. R. Jackson, J. J. Minton,
nnd Leu Winfrej . all 11) of Vilas, Colo.
A. L. BEAVERS, Register.
NOTICE I Oil VUULIGATION
Dep.'irtnient t>f tiie Int«.-rior,
U. S. Land Office at Lamar, Colorado,
March 17. 191'J.
Notice i:-- hereby given tliat Lore lire
c!. Gold, of Liituar, Colorado, who, or
March 13, 191 1, made homeitlcad. cn •
try. No. 014124, for SVi Section 26, Tow; ..
I ship 28 S.. Range 17 W., 6tlt Princlpi i
Meridian, has filed notlae of intentlo -i
to make final thr»j« year proof, to e< 3-
tnblish claim to the land above deacrP o-
I ed, before Clerk of tho District Coul *t,
lat Springfield, Colorado, on the 1| th
j duy of May, 1919.
1 Claimant names as witnesses:
I Robert D. Gold, of Lamar, < nlenti .0,
Dun Chenow'ith. of Bpring;fleld, Cab j.;
Floyd Chonowith. of Sprinsrfleid. CoJio.:
Hoy T. Gold, of Lamar. Colorado
I A. L. BEAVERS.
Register.
Baca County Abstract Co!
W. M. STB WERT. Manager.]
Abstract of Title to any Lands in Baca County
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