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Page Eight
Rockvale Notes
Mr. and Mrs. George Cox ,Mr. and
Mrs. Roland Blunt Jr. and Robert Cox
of Florence spent Christmas day with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grant.
L. M. Murphy spent Christmas at
Pueblo.
Mrs. L. J. Berry and son Richard left
Friday for Swink, where she will join
her husband, who is employed by the
Santa and will make their home
there. '
Robert H. Angel came in from Den
ver Friday to spend the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Goodhend and
daughter Murn spent Christmas at Wil
liamsburg with Mr. and Mrs. James
Muir. .
Arellns Marco of Florence was in
town Saturday visiting friends.
Pete and Will Cologna. Spud Bat
tlsti and Cleo Smith of Tioga were
up to spend Christmsa with relathes
The community Christmas tre .
held at the Y. M. C. A. Friday evening
was a great success. Every child re .
reived a share of candy.
Mrs A E. Goodhead and Mrs. John |
Husband were in Florence Monday
There were 79 present at the Meth
odist Sunday school last Sunday.
Robert H. Angel, who spent Christ
taia* with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Angel, reutmed to Denver Mon
day. _
Mrs. Margaret John was a Florence
visitor Monday.
Mrs. George Rouse and two children
of Florence visited with relatives here
Monday. , .
Wm. Johnson and wife, who spent
Christmas at Denver, returned Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John left Monday for
Scott City, Kan., to visit Mr. and Mrs. ,
Zaring Johnson. Mrs. Johnson is a ;
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kile.
Miss Loretta Williams spent Christ- ,
mas at Florence with the Redman fam
ily. „
Wm. Powell. Wm. Llewellyn. Thos.
Watkins and Samuel Smilanlch were
Pueblo visitors Sunday.
F W Abbott, manager of the Colo
rado Supply Co. at Coal Creek, was
a business visitor Monday.
Samuel Pollard had the largest tur
key of any In town. It weighed 2?,
pounds.
Mrs. Sarah Doran was a Canon City
visitor Tuesday.
Senator F. A. Moore, editor of Para
do*, was in town on business Tues
day . .
Wm Z. Williams is reported as he
ing very ill.
Lawrence Phillips, who is a student
»t the state university at Boulder, is,
bpending the holidays with his mother.
Mrs. Jeanette Phillips, and other rela
tives.
Mrs McGowan of Tr»nidad. who
was visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Gor
don Scott, her daughter, returned Sun
day to her home.
Albert Newcomb Sr. of South Canon
was In town Sunday.
Conway Watkins, wife and two chil
dren of Portland spent Christmas with
relatives here.
Henry S. Kile and wife of Portland!
spent Christmas with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jhon Kile.
Edward Jones and wife of Pyrolite
enjoyed Chirtsmas with his brother,
C. A. Jones, and family.
Henry Job, who is teaching at
Crested Butte, is here spending the J
holidays with his mother, Mrs. Julia:
Job.
Mr. and Mrs. James Muir of Wil
liamsburg spent Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. A. E. Goodhead, and
husband.
Mrs. Peter Sasso was in Florence
Tuesday.
Wm. Carey and wife of Colorado
Springs were in town on business last
Tuesday.
H. Emery, veterinarian of the C. F.
and I. Co., was in town Monday look
ing over a mule which was injured at
the mine.
Mrs. E. O. Nodgren is visiting at
Clayton, Colo., with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jospeh Benson.
Ruth Grant, who has been sick,
up and around again.
Dom Ilari of Fremont has his leg
broken in the Fremont Monday
and was taken to Minnequa hospital
at Pueblo.
The Canon City Land and Cattle Co.
was busy unloading and hauling beet
pulp Tuesday.
Misg Grace Payne was a Florence'
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Richard Goodhead of Florence
was visiting relatives here Tuesday.
Mrs. Richard Rawe was in Canon
City on business Tuesday .
The cmomunity Christmas tree at
the Y. M. C. A Friday evening was a
great success. The program rendered
by the children was fine and Santa
Claus was on hand to give out candy
for every child i nthe town. Mrs. G.
M. Phillips. Miss Grace Payne. Prof.
Wright, Mrs. Martin Welsh and others
wer eresponsible for such a program.
After the program there was a dance,
which broke up early next morning.
Supt. J D. Cribbs, who suggested the
entertainment, was very well pleased
In the way it was arranged. There
were 580 children furnished candy,
nuts and oranges, moeny for which was!
collected from th ecommunity. Such a
spirit Is always commendable.
Lincoln Park
Mr. and Mrs. Beck and little daush
ter were up from Pueblo to Bpend
Christmas at the parental Ralston
home on Garfield street.
Maeter John Carter was greeting
his schoolmates at the Lincoln Park
gliding for a little while Thursday
for the first time after being housed
up with a siege of sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCartney and
family have been enjoying a visit
from Mrs. McCartney’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dick of Walsenburg.
A baby boy has arrived at the home
of Mrs. J. D. Knauf on Grand avenue
Friday, December 24. Miss Mcßee, a
Red Cross nurse. Is looking after the
interests of the family
, Paul Logan, a student at Colorado
/ Co'lege, is at home for the holiday
vacation.
Mrs. Joe Dunfee was down from
Cottonwood creek last week as a
guest of Dr. and Mrs. Caditell. Mrs.
i Dunfee is caring for Jerome Taylor's
baby, which she brought down for
1 j treatment.
Miss Adella Lucas was the guest of
1 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
| Lucas, for the Christmas holidays,
’ | coming down from Denver Friday and
returning Sunday afternoon. The
! family Christmas dinner was enjoyed
with Dr. and Mrs. Hutton in Flor
ence.
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Woodford were
1 guests for the Christmas day dinner
Report of the Board of County Commissioners
For Month of Dec. November Bills Allowed
.\OVCMBER BILLS ALLOWED.
GENERAL FUND.
Salaries, Commlssloaera—G. V. Hod
gin, $100: J. V. McCandless. $100; J.
Belknap. SIOO. j
County Clerk—J. Seaman. $200; R. W.
Irish. $128; Bessie Bash. SIOO.
Sheriff's Office—W. H. Newcomb,
$233.35; W. S. Fulkerson, $10; Frank
Barthel, $45. , „ „
Assessor’* Office—Leonard H. Har
vey. $125; Canon Grocery Company, as
signed. $75; Alfred Durfee, $115; Willis
A. Watson. $100; Ida T. Burford. |7B;
F. G. Stlers, sl6; Mrs. Allle B. Watson,
$44; M. E. Murray, S2B.
Treasurer’s Office "'Blake Rogers,
$208; Owen P. Owens, $115; Roxena
Wood. $100; County Treasurer, as- j
signed, $19.25.
County Attorney—Jeffrey & Stlne
meyer, SIOO.
Countv Superintendent—Carrie T.
AnthDnv, $166.66: Ethel Taylor. $lO.
Jnultor—E. L. Wycoff, S9O.
County Work—County clerk, $155.05;
. W. H. Newcomb. $43.16; Kent L. Eldred, j
$25.12.
DISTRICT COURT.
ituliltv—M. R. Geraghty. $55; Charles
| Apple. $35. I
Jurors—Ray H. Bottenfleld. $2.60;
Frank McFarlane. $2.50; Frnnk Hig- j
I gins. $2.50; William H. Smith. $2.50: j
James It. Hood. $2.50: W. H. Thomas.
$2.50; H. L. Halsted. $2.50: C. P. Harris,
$2.50: A. H. Danforth. $2.50: L. W. Fel
-1 ter. $2.50: Henry Allison. $2.50: Clifford
Tt. Glassen, $3.85: J. K. Hadley. SJ.BS;
Owen Price, $3.85; Klwood C. Higgins.,
$4.00; C. A. Somerville. $4.30: Arthur
■Wild. $4.75: .1 W Chinn. $4.75; O. S. j
4 Reeves. $4.75; Don F. i enn. $5: Frank
Blackford, $8.80: C. H Duncan. $12.50;
1 v C. Meade. sls: Arthur Itohwlder.
$15.00: M. B. Baber. $15.00: G. S. Khe
bus. sls: Homer Crosby. sls: E. E. Wil
liams. $15.00; O. B. Meskimen. sls; W.
!R. Paxton. $15.60: Richard Houle, j
$15.30; W. E. Egan. $16.35: A. J. Tur
ner. $17.50: S. F. Goodrich. $17.50: J.
! it. Quinn. $17.50 W. A. Potts. $17.60;
George M Diebert. $17.70: Gus Lud
i wick. sl7.7o;\Dwight D. Porter. $18.10; •
i Philip Haves. $18.10; County Treasurer,
assigned. $20,000: D. L. Robison. $20.00; j
. C. E. Miller. $20.00: Grant Dickinson. ’
$20.00: W. G. Banks. $20.20; W. H. j
Mitchell. $20.20: Thomas John. $20.20: ‘
. C. L. Gouse, $20.20; Lawrence L. Gar- I
ner. $24.05; Charlie Hunderson. $26.50:
: R. Ferguson. $26.55; A. B. McFall. j
. $20.35 .
Witness—J. Seaman. $2.50; .A. C.
l Dickinson. ,$2.50; Mlllicent Steacy.
$2.50: Joe Gardner. $5; Buster Raper,
15: C. F Skinner. $5; W. W. Rice, $3.25;
l, Louis Chauband. $10.80: Hiram Pll-
I more. $10: Frank Sklbruck $23.90;
Fremont County National Bank, as
signed. $47.80.
, Clerk—Edward P. Arthur. $l5O.
' Fees and Expense- -Edward P. Ar
, thur. $156.58.
Reporter—C. A. Fredrickson. SBS.
Attorney—T. Lee Witcher, $221.
t Jurors’ Meals—ldeal Cafe. $10.75; ,
Fowler’s resaturant. $10.05.
J COUNTY COURT.
» Judge Kent L. Eldred. $225.
Witness—C. F. Skinner. $2.50; W. S. !
Fulkerson. $2.50: Melvin Springs, $3.85; ,
. J. T. Hunt. 13.85.
Dnlllff— Frank Barthel. $46.
r Reporter—Blanchp Allison. SIOO.
| Probation Officer—Fannie Morrison
$44.45.
JUSTICE COURT.
, J. P. Fees —Joseph Hamblet. $6.95.
Juror—Henry Ives. $1.75; J. T. San
ders $1.75; J. E Williams. $1.75;.
Witness—Edith Pretti, $2; Mrs. Mary 1
* Pretti. $2.
I Constable—J. T. Hunt. $4.85
Interpreter—George B. Marco. $2.50.
Coroner—L. E. Rupert, SB.
Flection Expense Canon Auto Co.,
- $1.50; G. T. Wood & Son. 50; Out
’ West Printing and Staib ry Co..
> $586.78: Paradox Pub. f*n « . pen
rose Press. $204.96: Citlz--;i Publishing
, Co.. -800.72: J R. Kennedy. S2O: T- J
Prescott. $24; Ida T. Burford. $31.26:
Bessie Farmer. $25: Blanche Allison.
$10; W. *C Wood. $10: J. P. Thomas.
$10: A. J. Turner. $10: Lilly Pleasants.
1 sl3 33: Mrs. Agnes Hutchinson. $5;
i HettJe Pennington. $8.33; C. T. Chap
‘ man. S2O: A M. WyckofT. $7.50; A B.
Woods. $7.50: C. A. Linkins. sls: Clyde
r C, Nelson. $22.50: Katie C. Roberts,
, $9 30: Ethel E. Davis. $5; Mrs Charles
A. Roberts. $7.50: W. C Knowlton.
I $10: W. L. Sparks. $10: L. M. Lltz. *lO.
Mol lie Apple. $10: M E. Lewis. s’o;.
A. L. Taylor. $5; Mrs. June Fredrick
son .$5; Charles A. Roberts. $5: C. E. I
, Turner. $12.50: E. C. Hiatt. sls: C. A. j
Fredrickson. $10: India M Hiatt. $10;
Frank McCllntock. $10: Wlllla A. Wat- ;
, ! on. $12.50: Mrs. E. C Baldwin. $5; G.
! P Tanner S2O: L H. Bancroft. $10: H.
. H. S Cosby. $10; Fannie Morrlsor ?10; j
Leslie Stevenson. $10: Lillie Cosby, i
‘ ? 18.33: Nona M. Benson $5; G. H. !
I Smith. $7.50; Edna K. Benton. $15.83; |
Katie ,T. Moore. $23.34: Lillian M. Col-|
i lins $5: C. T Smith. $20.84: Mrs. Tvla |
Earl. $5: Mrs. Pauline EsSer. $5; Tom I
•arker. $20.83: Elle C. Jeffrey, *75.83:
’ ulu Bak'-r. $10: G. A. Cleland. $10: |
I ■VJlllam L. Callaway. $10: Maggie
Fone«. $10: William IT Clark. $10; L. )
! T>. Christison. sl2 50: Grace G. Brown.
$12.50; Maggie McDonough. $12.50;
Edith Ballou. $10; Mrs. Mary Mc
r Quown. $25; Howard Bruton. $5: Mrs.
Edna R. Jones. sls; Mrs. M. W. Ben
■ net t. $10; S. J. Sperry. S2O: Lillian
. Smith. $8; Anna S. Garwood, $8: Hattie
'Davis. $8; C C Pat’erson. f«: H. S.
5 Cushenberry. $8; E. Bailey. $8: T E.
Bailev. $8: K. Dean Beatty. $8; B G.
Woodford sl2; Maud Thornton. sl6;
E B Klndig. $8; Ethel McKinley,
. $18.50: W. J. Davis. $18.50: F. G. Stlers.
. $4: J R Laird. «4: F. J Stlers. $4:
Harry Wagner. sl2; Mary H. King. $4:
| F. F Mnvnard, $8: D. F. Hall. sl2:
i Charl'-s Lackey. sl2: Mabel Hall.
* *2l 10; H. r Clark $4: Manle I.apk-v, I
*10.10; William F. Womack. $4: J. F.
1 lusher, $9.90: Albert E Griffin sl2: J.
5 F Dabney. sl2; E H. William- $8;!
Ed Maddox. $8; L J. Runner. $8; E P. ‘
Arthur. $10.70; Verna Blyth. $8: O Sin
gleton. $8: E W. J-nk- $24 30; Leon
; ard Stegall. S2O; Mrs. Ed O’Brien. S2O:
1 M. C. Thomas. $10; Cora Burkhardt. j
*12.30: Mrs E P Arthur. sl2; Elnora .
. Batchelor. $8: F Batchelor. s—: J. W. i
Hadden. $4: John Graham. sl2; J. W. !
Augustine. $10.70. W. H William*. $4:
Olive Sprinkle. $4; Emma Wagner. $4:
Gertrude Vaught. sl2: F. W. Blddix.
$30.70: Eric Freek. *27.30: Mr*. E. G.
Canterbury, $12.70: Violet Nelson *l6:
Nina Blddix. $8: Lena R. Stokes. $10:
Chas. H. Duncan. $10.50; Geo. Trout. $8;
Martha Logan. $8; Dora E. Culp. 110.50;
Mrs. B. Vaughn. $8: Nellie Colgate,
sl2; J. R. Logan. sl2: Frank E. Black.
$15.60: R. L. Pope, $8: John Frizzell.
$23; W. C. Black, flf; J. D. Dunfee, $8; 1
The Canon City Record, Thursday, December 30, 1920
with Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Bancroft in I
town. ■
Mr. and Mrs. James Kiskadden «\ntl I
daughter Eleanor, accepted an invita- I
tion to spend the day Christmas with I
Mrs. Sidwell and daughter in town I
where all had a delightful time. I
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Gebhardt en I
joyed the Christmas festivities with.l
thoir son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. F. I
R. Gebhardt, on College avenue. In I
company wi'h Mr. and Mrs. Nathan I
King. I
Mrs. J. K. Hawkins entertained at *1
Christmas dinner the family of h*» v I
brother, J. S. Martin, on Park ave-.l
nue. 1
Mrs. Ina Palm and fami’y were the; I
guests of the Williams family in East I
Canon Christmas, where they had a I
reunion of relatives. I
The youngest of the three chii- I
dren of Dr. and Mrs. Victor Cram I
who are guests at the Stlers home on I
Elm avenue, has been quite Hi foi I
several days, but is getting better at I
present. I
Miss Myrtle Irvin is down from I
Denver for a few days’ visit with her I
mother, Mrs. Irwin on Chestnut street I
John BeVivier. $19.50; Louis Flem- I
ming, sl6; William Bridges. sl6; May I
Lombardi. $8: John Bridges. $15.50: I
John L Liggett. $12.50; Dan T. Mor- I
gan. $10; N. R. Esher. $10; Inez IJg- I
gett. $10; Edith R. Esher. $10; H. E. I
Graham. $5; Mary Dailey. $5: W. D. I
Davis. $5; A. G. Davis. Jr.. $5; Pearl I
Mitchell. $5: C. A. Milner. $10: D. W I
Wood. $14.30: Jesse Williams, $10: I
Merlen C. Miller. $14.30; F. D. McCor- I
mick. $9.30; Edith McDaniel. $5; Vir- I
glnia S. Grove, $5; W. H. Anderson. I
$14.30; Thomas John, Jr., $14.30; Ida I
M. Hunt, $10; Mary H. John, $10; Leona I
M. Dexter. $10: H. C. Mosher. $5: Har- I
rlct G. Salmon. $5; John E. Williams. I
$14.30; Hannah Rogers. $5; Louettn I
Fox. $5; Lulu B. McDonald. $5; E. H. I
I Sa.bru. $9.30; J. T. Hunt. $5; O. S I
I Reeves. $9.70; William M. Moran, $9.70;.1
O. D. Satterlee. sl2: K. P. Arthur. $8: I
W. C. Todd. $8; I. E. Franklin. $8; W I
A. Nesbit. $8; Charles E White. sl2: I
I John F. Wright. sl2: William G. Ki»-ry. I
$13.70: Bessie Barardi. $10: Isma Cow- I
an. $14.70: John fowan,. Sr.. S2O: Ed I
, Cowperthwaite. S2O: J. J. F'abrizlo ■
$24.70: Mrs. Pearl Huntley. $8: Irene I
Rowe. $14.50; A .A. Davidson. sl6: G. I
A. Foster. sl6; L. F. Grlbble. $22.50; I
L. F. Grlbble. $2.50: Eugene McCor- I
i mick. sl6: School District No. 26. $5 I
| Mrs. E. H. McCormick. $18.50: Mrs. I
■ Jesse McCormick. $8: George C. Ka> -ss. I
sl6; Louis Hayden, $26.50: Mrs. A. I
Manning. $10: William Bnston, s*; Hat- I
tie B Render. $18.50; Mrs. F. M. Lan- I
oue. sl6; Leona C. Gllray. $26.50; Mar- I
tha Phillips, sl6; C. L. Jennings. I
$14.50; Helen Jennings, $8; E. E. Jen I
nings, sl6; J. F:. Cannon sl6; R. T I
i Burdoughs. $22.50; W. H. Murra>, Jr. I
$12.90: Donna C. Green. $8; Mildred I
i Murray. $1«; Effle Hoover. sl6; Oscar I
.M * ircen, S2O 90. W T. B Scot
: Edith Rice, sx; idell McCrory. $17.10.
John R. Worth, sl6; Claude Bnsham. I
sl6: Della M. Fulmar, $8; May Raper.
; $23.50: Annie Harris. sl6: F. J Bacon.
sl6; Lucy Mott. $21.50; C. P. Bryant.
$5.90: John R. Waggoner. S2O; Ottlc- D
Frisky. $21.30; C. W. Stokes. $31.30;
: Louis Davis, $30.35; John Fr'-w, $24.50:
. Mary D. Faoro .$10; Irene Pray, $14.30
I Nancy A. Davis, S2O; Pearl Embleton
j S2O; Grace Payne. S2O: Jatnes Wi -
! Rams. $20.38; Theo Champion. S2O; !
Bertha Dyer. $14.50; Mabel Kltto.
1 $14.50; Maud Smith. $10; Carrie Good- |
1 head, $14.50; Emma Johnson. $24.50:
• F'lora Phillips, S2O; Nelle Easton, s2o;'
William K. Drisdal-. *8; Jo*- Zontin-. !
$4; Mrs. Margaret Zontine, sl2; Mrs.
Alice A. Drisdale. $8: Mrs. Edyth
Thompson, S2O; Rose L. Balagne. sl6;
Jennie L. Edwards. $19.70; T. B. Cam
eron. sl6; Mary A. Smith. $8; Mary
Cameron. $11.70; Henry J. Smith. $lO: J
W. F. Flemming. S2O; J. K. Simmons.
S2O; Tillle Wllbar, $25.70: Ruth Hoop.
$10; Apnea Donahue, sls; Edward
Jones. $8; Mary Santarelll, $20.20;
Etta Thompson. $12.20; Fllizabeth Cap-
Ha. sl6; Emrna Jones, sl6; George M
Diebert. $10; J. C. Magruder. sls; John
Maurellia. $10; Town of East Canon.
; $25; School District No. 32, $5; B. F*.
Kindig. sl6; James Hoop. sls; Joe :
j Vizzetti. $10: School District No. 19, .
! $7.50; Minnie Champion. sls; Town of
j Rock-ale, sls; School District No. IC.
$5- .Nature Products Refining Company.
I $5; George W. Ligget. S3O. Town of
; Coal Creek, $10; W. G. Ricketts, $2;
Vernon St. John. sls; Mrs. F 3. B. Reiter,
$5; Mrs. F 2. D. Hiatt. sls; County Treas
, urer. $40.40; Higgins. Bros.. S2O; Flor
-1 ence Auto Co.. SSO; McConnell's Va
riety Store, $3.65; Anton Tnronson, $2:
John Kile. $10; J. E. Yelser. $9: J. J
| Slevin, $7.65; James Govern. $21.50:'
' J. R. Quinn & Co.. $5.60; Clark Cooper.
$17.69; Ark. Valley Fllec. Co.. $5750:
County Clerk. $12.96.
Printing and Advertlslng— Out West
Printing and Stationery Co., $74.78;.
Canon City Record, sl7; Rambler
Print Shop. $39.25.
Fuel and Lights— Ark. V’y. Ry. Lt. &
IT. Co., $32.20; Jack Blytb. $46.67; Col
orado Fuel and & Iron Co.. $429.34.
Repairs—K. Cowan, $4; W. H.
Newcomb, sls.
Dieting Prisoners— W. S. Fulkerson.
$85.60
tMTlee Expense* and Supplies—Hun
ter Palmer. $3.40; Carrie T Anthony.
$41.34; FRectrlcal Supply Co., $7.95;;
Canon Steam Laundry. $2 90: Missouri-
Kunsau Chemical Co.. $101.10; J. W.
McKlnJey & Co.. 73 cents; I>. rt. Jones. ,
$40.00.
"liter i ommlssloner* —O. H. W. Hen
dershot, $65; John T. Sanders, $2.50.
, Taxes— I County Treasurer, $14.75.
Telephone —Mt. St. T. A T. Co.. $63.50. i
| State Industrial *ehool—-$15.00.
j I'rult Inspector— I*. S. Moore. $31.75.
Couuty Agent —A. J Taylor. $184.50.
Health Officer— Dr. V. A. Hutton.
$20.82.
Lunacy < oinmissiun ir. E. C. Webb.
$5; Dr. C. H. Wilkinson. $5.
j Gfiiirdlan ad Litem —A L. Taylor. $lO. ,
« are of Clock —Western Enlon.
i $1.25; C. C. Patton. $6.
Ilurlal of Old Soldier —A. E. Wilson,
j $50.00.
Kent Trips— J N Steele, *2.75.
Water hervlre (Jity of Canon City.
*12.89.
Fx pease— Fremont County Farm Bu
j rcau, $lO.
Assented— County Treasurer. $11.85
Certllled Copies— founty Clerk, SB.
Service ». C. —TJ.-org.- H. King. SBB 38
HOAD FIND.
Assigned.
The Firs* National Hank, City—H.
Patton, $33; W. C. James, $10; F\ Cole- 1
man. $171.13; A1 Sloan. $66; Georg- i
Potter, $6.50; M-rt Perry, $32.50; Wll-
Murn Johnson. $2; Charles Claus. s2s;'
John bilriemeyer, $36; F. E. Logan.
, Blu,h - * l4; E Edwards
$6.50; Gird Walcher. $2.95; R L pope
*52; Hollo Scott. $3.25; D. D. Augus
tine. $35.75; Claud Bnsham. $32.50:1
s2i n i8 t McDona,d - 141 Lest• r Stotts.
I First National Hank. Florence —W.
FI. Banliam, $105; S. Lnughlin. S6O; H.
C. Laughlin, $73.75; Edwin Lobach. Jr..,'
j $1*2.26; W. M. Baribam. $10: W E
• P-assham. $5; .1. M. FZvans, sl9 60; E. R 1
Summers. $40.G5; Clayton Holllfleld. !
j *16.25; It. Chrlsman. $150.50: Clar-ne.-
1 Ches«. S7B; W. D. White. $202.75: I:
iL- Graham, $69.76; Clarence Bond.
$68.o0; W. O. Park. $75.25; J B. Coxad.
: $16.88; Chester Martin. $150.60: E R.
I Summer. $69.75: A1 Sloan. $79.76; D D 1
Holllfleld. $97 87; Clayton Holllfleld,'
*19.50: J. E. Cannon. $121.86; T. B Cer
mon, $9.76. ,
Conaty National Hank—P. j
Blyth, $34.25; Tom Kearney, $117; 1
Charles Clause. $69; J. Blyth, $200; Ben !
Boyer. $146. H. Patton. $27.26; T. J. )
Casteel, $66.95; C. E. Canterbury, $140; 1
E. T. Caughman. $90.04; Roy Evans. I
$6.50; Canle King. S4O; Fred Single- .
• ton. $9; A. L. Sprinkle. $26.26; J. T i
Caughman, $16.26; Nelson Taulor. 1
1 -2 PRICE'
ON LADIES SUITS
- Also -
Ladies’ Misses and Children’s Coats
Just at the exact middle of the season comes this really won
derful opportunity to buy these fine winter garments. This
means a serious loss to us but the manufacturers have greatly re
duced their prices and we have no recourse but to adjust our
prices accordingly.
There is no price juggling about this 1 •> Price Sale. The reg
ular prices are simply cut ih half. This means—
Ladies Tailored $29.00 Suits are now $14.50
$35.00 Suits Now $17.50
Suits Now ..: $21.25
$59.00 Suits Now $29.50
$75.00 Suits, Now $37.50
Prices on all Winter Coats and Jackets at the
Same Reduction
TOYS! ONE-FIFTH OFF THIS WEEK
163.05; J. H. William*. $93.75; Henry
Tayior. s*4; C. H. Canterbury. $64.76;
J. J. Beach. $9.76r; W. E. Canterbury.
$24.60; Joe Monzane*. $22.76; Harold
Murray. sl2; B. S. McCrory. $101; H.
C. Burton. $161.62; Layton Walcher.
$34.60
Alexander A Krlawt— Glen Smith.
$45.60; Harry Hathburn. sl6 25; C- Nic
ola. sl3; Ben Owen*. $60.37; Floyd
Branche. $16.25; Bert Hathburn. $32.60;
Vern Barth. $6.60; C. D. Morefield.
Arch Cox. $32.50; L. M. Cooper.
$45.50; C. Gilbert. $16.25; J. W. Rath
burn. s9l.
County Treasurer— A. D. Looper.
$32.60.
i'assart A Urixbt —F. E. Churchill.
! $26.00.
Louia Darin— John Gawf. $6.50.
Mercbaadlce ' Hoad Leon McCor
mick. $67.36; Thomas W. Hobertn,
$63.76; John H. Janm-n, $6; Arthur Pot
| ter A Allen Co.. $2,190.65; Florence
Auto Co.. sl7; Gibson Lbr. Co., $17.H0;
W. It. Hood. sl3; Gaulke Co.. $11; Her
mit A Keep. $15.70; Ellis A Hood. $3.70;
■ Canon Fary. A Mch. Co., $10.88; Con
| tinental Oil Co.. $67.99; Canon Auto
Co.. $29.62; Harding Hdw. Co.. $67.92;
Higgs Lbr. Co.. $106.76; G. T Wood Sc.
Son. $1.65; Colo. Culvert A Flume Co..
; $182.40; it. E. Yard. $34.60; Louis Davis.
1 $1.30; Jones Busy Corner. $16.75; Colo.
! State Pen, $54; Canon Haw. Co.. $1.50;
, Fremont Auto Co., $15.38; Hoyal Motor
1 Co.. $231.23; Mitch. 11 A Faber*. $7.35;
Howard Garage, $8.30: Towh of Hast
Canon, $32.30.
Labor on Hoad* —W. H. Murray. Jr..
$6.60; F. It. Batchelor. $119; L. H.
1 Woodring, $42; Frank Stearns. $36.76;
IQ. It. Foster. $16.26; Gerald Walcher.
: $3.25; Helmer Foster. sl3; Layton Wal
l cher. $31.26; Itussell Howard. $3.26; T.
! C. Burton, $66.87; J. A. Paddock. $55.26;
I H. Mains. $4.87; L. It. Webster. $1.62;
Jake Venter. $9.75; Harold iP-ed, $1.62;
Henry Stultz. $9 75; Will Griffin. $3.25;
Albert E. Griffin, $27.74; George Stultz.
$16.26; Frank Stultz. $42.25; Charlie
Stultz. $152.75; Joe Vlslo. $15.60: F. E.
Black. $37.62; Jack Blyth. $144.60: De-
Witt McCormick. $16.25; Leon McCor
mick. $42.26
Expense County Commissioners—
James lPlknaj. $1.60; G. V Hodgln,
$14.50; J. V. McCandlens. $21.16.
POOH KIND.
Nalary County Physician —Dr. C. H.
Wilkinson. S7O; V'. A. Hutton, $26.
Overseer County Hospital— Dorothy
] L. Stevens. $76.
Overseer' County Farm— H. C. Htev
, ens. $75.
Work County Hospital— Helen HII
- lary, S4O; Mlnnb Lane, S3O; Olive Shep
ard. $35; Mrs. A. L. Staple. S6O.
Ihprnsr County llopsltal— Dorthy
L. Stevens, $169.60.
Merchandise County Hospital—Bcth
*l Co.. $4; Corner Drug Store, $16.60;
E. A. Clark. $4 60: Canon Groc. Co..
$146.56; Duff-Lear I>. G. Co.. $74.81;
Electrical Supply Co.. $5.16; Emmer
son Furniture Co.. $9.75; Economy Gro
cery Co., $42.93; Frey & Collins. $15.87:
! Ellis A Hood $86.24; Harding Hdw
i Co., $4.86; Hardy-Stuart Shoe Co.,
$13.70; Higgins A Freek. $6.80; Jones
Busy Corner, $12.94; J. C. Penney Co..
$11.66; F. P. Smith, $16.50: R. E Yard.
$5.76; Ceylon Tea Store. $24.86; Grant
Alexander. $34.10; Bethel Clo. Co.,
410.70; Mt. St. T. & T. Co.. $9.76:; Ark.
Vy. Ry. Lt. Sc Pr. Co., $29.16; Wilson
Pearson. $3 50; W. M. Mayhew. $2.50;
C B. Qulnley. $3.60.
Mrrckasiiw for Poor—Frank Col
lura, $10: Colo. Supply Co.. S2O; Jon**
Busy Corner, $29.15; L. M. Lit*. $lO 80;
Jullu* McCandless A Hon. sl2: J. W.
McKinley Co.. $10; Mitchell A Egber*.
$37.63; Colo Supply Co. $72; T J
Prescott, $lO. Prospect Heights M. Ac
Oro Co., $26.16; Fred Bl.de A Co.
$7.85; J B. Hcavnrda. $26. Taggart A
Wright. sl4; Ther.* a Vldano. $lO. J. rf.
Van Law. $23.60; T. E. Wall. sls; W. L.
Goyett. $lO 60. W. R. Hood. $8.26; G.
T Wood A Hon. $41.26; R. E. Lee. $26
Tasea for Poor— County Treasurer.
$182.99.
It. H. Ticket for Poor—A.. T. A S. F
CO.. $6.96.
Aa* lca*<l—County Traasurer, $39.49.
Ilurlol for Poor —A E. Wllaon. $25
first for Poor—Hodgin A Sharman.
$8; Ann Murray. $4.50:
Allowance—Mary Gravestock. $10;
Mrs Olive Hall. $lO. Mr* Lucy Le<f.
WE WISH YOU A
HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
rV
NEW YEAR
Hie MITCHELL & EC BEKS DRUG CO.
The 3fe*SSS Stor *
.$5. Mrs. Anna Ma*on. sl6: Mrs. Mary
McNeil. $lO. Anna Plut*. $36
Nervier «*mallgox Uoarantlae—T T.
Craig. $Bl.
CONTINGENT KIND.
W. C. Janie*, Treasurer. Fremont
County Poultry Aaaoclatlon. $76.
ENTR 4 » %DVEHTINF.ME\T.
Notice la hereby given to whom it
may concern that the following de
scribed e*tary animal was taken up
near Canon City. Fremont Col
orado. on or about December 17. 1930.
to-wlt One brown horae. 6 years old,
weight 800 pound*. branded ign
Said animal being unknown to ÜBi
thla board, unless claimed by
or be Cere January 16. 1921. said .-stray
will be sold by this board for the ben
efit of the owner when found.
•STATE HOARD OF STOCK INSPEC
TION COMMISSIONERS,
Denver. Colorado.

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