Correspondence Three Miles South This Week
Irwin Haines was away on roundup when his brother lost a valuable gray horse to colic at home. Mrs. John Deweese visited her mother Mrs. Britt in town while their house is being papered and painted. John Kennedy and family picnicked at Holbrook Lake with friends on the 4th. Many residents spent Independence Day in La Junta. Harvey Comer and family and John Deweese and wife enjoyed a pleasant 4th with Dave Best's family east of town. Harry E. Kelsay will go to Denver as a delegate to the Epworth convention. Miss Ethel Todd and cousin Miss Ella Todd visited Clyde Todd and family in La Junta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Haines
John Deweese
Britt
John Kennedy
Holbrook Lake
la Junta
Harvey, Comer
Dave Best
Harry E. Kelsay
Denver
Epworth
Ethel Todd
Ella Todd
Cherryvale
Clyde Todd
Olney News Briefs From Olney Springs Area
Olney Springs notes a July 4 wedding in the Grove East of Olney with Charles E. Roth marrying Maud Bonham officiated by Judge Conard. Other items include Solon E. Conard’s osteopathy studies in Kirksville, an Olney Sunday School ice cream social, health travel by Wm. Auckland to California, wool shipments by Wm. Green & Sons, trips to Pueblo by Claude McCoy and Josie Maucher, Grace Cowards at the Epworth League Convention in Denver, and sheep shipments by Wm. E. Doyle of Pueblo. Local crop prospects improve as thinning advances and hog pastures recover to produce beets with easier handling.
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Olney Springs
Olney
Charles E. Roth
Maud Bonham
Conard
Solon E. Conard
Kirksville
Auckland
California
Green & Sons
Claude McCoy
Josie Maucher
Pueblo
Grace Cowards
Denver
Wm. E. Doyle
Box Springs Community Notes Highlight Travel and Ills
Busy water use and local visits mark Box Springs week. Families report illnesses, farm work, and small errands in Rocky Ford, Ordway, Sugar City, and Colorado City with visits by Mrs Clark, George, Alma, and Miss Burnam among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Clark
George
Rocky Ford
Henry Harrison
Rocky
Grandpa Clark
Ernest Clark
George Samples
Alma
Mesdames Clark
Samples
Hester
Sugar City
Patterson Valley Family Reunion Reunites Norton Siblings
A notable reunion in Patterson Valley yesterday brought together Norton brothers C. W. of Patterson Valley E. A. of Fowler H. J. of Kansas City and R. B. of Las Animas with their sister Mrs R. T. Rubin of Salida after twenty seven years apart. The Royal brothers ranch hosted a very pleasant gathering.
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Norton Brothers
C. W
Patterson Valley
E. A
Fowler
H. J
Kansas City
R. B
Las Animas
R. T. Rubin
Salida
Royal Brothers Ranch
Grand Valley Gossip and Local Trials
The report week notes a harness theft case in Kansas with J. E. Euster identified as the suspect. Sheriff found stolen goods, bound Euster over to the Fall term in 1400 dollars, and he has not posted. The item ends with social notes and local happenings including outings, musical instruction, and a cherry crop remark.
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Kansas
J. E. Euster
Euster
Hotel de Barr
la Junta
Buster
Chas
Denny
New Mexico
Noble
Rocky Ford
Grove Meeting Set After Hail Storm at Newdale Home
After the hail storm residents gather to prep for winter as J. H. Roe hosts a grove meeting in Newdale on Sunday at 3 p.m. Rev. M. M. Nelson of the Christian church Rocky Ford will preach and a large congregation is hoped for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Roe
Newdale
M. M. Nelson
The
Christian Church
Rocky Ford
Cheerfully Recommended for Rheumatism
Danville Ills resident C G Higbee testifies on December 2 1901 that Ballards Snow Liniment cured his rheumatism after four months bedridden. He endorses the remedy and notes it available from J H Avard with prices of 25c 50c and 1.00. The note also cites Ballards Horehound Syrup for croup and throat treatment with the liniment sold by J H Avard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Kruger
Germany
Holland
Salt Lake City
Ballard
J. H
J. H. Avard
C. G. Higbee
Danville
J.H. Avard
Wealthy Ohioan’s Sudden Rise Sparks Extravagant Plans
A wealthy but ignorant Ohio man amasses a fortune and hires an architect to build a lavish mansion for entertaining friends. His wife’s mispronounced phrases and quips abroad in Egypt reveal comic misunderstandings and cultural faux pas, as recounted in Harper’s Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Wal
Europe
Egypt
Eden Place
Cairo
Harper’s Weekly
Women Doctors Granted Full Privileges by Czar
War drains male physicians from Russia leaving gaps in care. The Woman's Medical Institute in St. Petersburg, once prize of female medical education, receives czarist edict and a substantial grant. Women students now enjoy privileges previously held by men, as wartime needs prompt official support and national health security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Medical Institute
St. Petersburg
Minimet
Orld
Czar
Insect Damaged Havana Cigars Sell Cheap To Friends
A Broadway cigar dealer offers Havana leaf cigars damaged by a small burrowing insect. Lower priced lines sell for 15 to 35 cents each with perforations, while higher priced stock is set aside for select customers due to patching needs. Cigars with minor holes keep flavor, and a dab of cigarette paper seals the hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
Earnings of London Beggars Across One Year
An exhaustive inquiry shows beggars in London earned about 7.75 cents per week, with 1,925 apprehended last year. The city’s generosity would total roughly 775,775 dollars. if 2,000 more evaded arrest, more than 1.5 million dollars passed to the beggar fraternity in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
America's Great Achievement in a Democracy
John Morley praises the United States as the great triumph of democracy bridging British origins and a nation of 80 million. He lauds the absorption of diverse elements into a single stable, industrious, peaceful state with a federal central concert and local independence.
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America
John Morley
Atlantic
Pacific
Byzantine Empire
Russia
Charles the Great
Napoleon
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Wiley Robertson
Shady Yard
E. B. Martin
Sprinker
Allen Lee
G. C. Hawkey
Colorado
H. J. Sprinker
West
Barrow
Gaebel Lef
Gaebel-Clark Engraving Co
Puéblo
el Capitan
F.C. Sani Socuci
Sondely
M. E
J. W. King
Greeley
Anti-Cigarette League
Mr King
Dr. Horn
Garden City Ks
Crosier
Washington School
Kennedy
Jack Mahoney
H. O. Brown Mill Co
McPherson Lumber Co
Salt Lake
Dead Sea
Palestine
City of the Saints
S. K. Hooper
Cole
Enterprise
Santa Fe
Ute Pass
Green Mountain Falls
Colorado Springs
Colorado Midland
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Cascade
Ute Port
Manzanola
Colorado Summer Service
Chicago
Kansas City Union Depot
Stauffer's
Portland
Santa Fe Depot
Association
Chamberlain
C. Towns
Raf
Parsage
Ontario
Canada
Stauffer’s
Bryant's
Talhelm’s
A. M. Jackson
Jackson-Lawson
Coal and Transfer Co
J. E. Lawson
Canon City Coal
First National Bank of
Rive Dele
S.t.fish & Go
Cantaloupes
Chicago, Ill
First National Bank
Arkansas Valley
Epworth League
Midee
C. H. Speers
G.P. A. Denver
Colo
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