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DAMSON, NEW MEX[C& THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1921.
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THE COMING CELEBRATION
ENJOYABLE PICNIC
nt m singles Mr. Earl Burges~or and Migs Bes. The chairmen and members of th<
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i,]] be under s;e Speck were quietly united in mar. various Fourth of July committee! A picnic was held last Wednesday,
weather con-I ri~re on lust Wpdnnsdav —.—--------
Afternoon. .-, met at the Welfare office Monda~ June lst, for the advanced and com-
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Acco !d;ng to the ‘tu~e lst, by Rev. ‘J. S Russell, at the
khedule”announced in 1ast wee~g Pa- church mange, Misses Alice Weisser
per!, the present standin g of the play. and Mi8s Noda Igo, intimate fn.endfi
~er~ FS determined by 1 t, will be re. of the bride, were present to witnesk
~adj~sted and ~~hbliph
:d by ~ UC-l:, ceremony. Immediately foll~~.
#ural playing abilities oi the contrcworke
barbeqtie, band and dance muiic, th{
[ollowing prize Kmounts were fixed
munion clagsw of the Christian do .
trine, Catholic cburcb. The day wI s
ideal snd the @cnic monnds near the
mouth of Spring canon pleaaant even
though tberc was no spr:ng close by.
~ome’ jO children had no difficulty in
:ants through challenge cets. The even Denver where tbcy ‘expected to spend Basebtill, $160 to $200; tennis, $60 co~nming 10 cases of POPand 2 cas-
‘bumbem are to chablenge ftom the R honeYmo&n of Beverfll daYB and ~e.
one below, provided he hag first had t“~ to Daw~~” tO take up h,yu~ekeeptbe
oppo~unity to chal Ienge and pray ing duties.
;~e onc who stands nex t above in the Mr. Butgefisor i~ foreman of tbe
mth of July writer department which he has heen
~;;~~l;~~p~~~r ~edaome lib. mana~ing m.st efficiently for the
thal prizes in cash fo r the tourna. past year and a half. He came “to
tietita on the Fourth. I rizes will be Daw%on four years ago and has been
‘bffsred as follows: Wiltnere, in the ~ Dnws~rI resident with the exce~ion
~..-es ‘fOr~L~dies,. C1ass A and Olass of ,a two.yer4r absenae wlrild serving
,B; winners m doubl es fofi Ladiea, in the Na~ during the u.a~. His
~lk5.5 A, class B, and for “Mixed nave.] experiences took him ;nto all
mbles. The two, three o: four r.tand- nsrtg of the world, visiting all of the
g high% in Class A, Class B and big ports on both ~ides of the Atlan:
~he Ladies, cla~~ at the c]~~e of tfle tic and the Pacific. Six mOnhb~ were
, -da series of tournam en t singles wiU spent in ptro] duty in tbc North Sea
be eligible for the fi nnl elimination on board the U.. S. S. Pennsylvania,
tiurnnmont held on the Fourth day EnrI i= one of Dawscm’s mo~t popular
Tug-of-war, $25; races, $100; Bocc;, ,3 of water, besides a large quantity
$25; First Aid contests, $125. Tb~ of daintily prepared food, prepared
following pro~am for the day ha: !IY friends of the chilldren. The ‘fu-
been atrmsged:
vore became, Eeneral when n, 6.gallofi
9.30 a. M.—FirEb Aid contetis, ncal freezer of ice c~eam, a~so donated by
Post Office.
a few friendfl, was opened to tbe
10,30 a. “m.—-Band Coniert, band youngsters, In the morning, a game
stand.
of baseball yae played with plenty of
11.00 m.m.—Public 6p.rakhlg, band pep, BennyVs team defeatihg the cur.
stand. ,
ncr boys’ teaq 10 to 7. Of the otier
~OOn— Barbecue at the grove. games, the $.le~ged race, the potato
2.00 p. m.—Races, tu-of-wnr, ctc ~?ces and tbe tread contest were on.
Main Street.
Joycd the most, Towards evening, a
4,00 p. m.—Baseball, at ball park. tired but joyous buncb of ~rle and.
7.00 p. m. to 10.30 p. m.—Free PJC. boys motored back to town. The
ture Rhow.
children and the Rev. Father in
9.00p. m.—Dancing at thq Tennie char~e extended their heafifelt
Court.
thanks to all wbo contributed so gen-
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bf July young men because of his friendly 9.oO p. m.—Fireworks. .’
erously for the affair.
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~ ~w30n ~,ub personality and businesslike qualifi-
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The hig batbectie will be served
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n Tues day evening of
lree to all comers, Bread, coffee and
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT
Mrs. BurgeBsOr has been one of
Ct a set of three mem-
?ickles will be served with the meat. Tbe weather bureau station, kept
~d of ~ ire tor8 for tbe I)awzon’s popular teachers for the Me following committ+ chairmen &t the depot for this vicinity, reports
he new ~o[ ~d ~i,l ~,~o past two years as instructor for the Iave .cbarge of the events:
the follbwin~ weather summary, for
fir~t made xooq.qt the Central school
k for the” yeir ~begin.
/.thlctic Sporti, inuluding bmeball: MaY: Tdtal iainfall, 2.62 in,; ma%-”
Her quiet and una~euming manner
ning July lst.
ruhn O’Brien, chairman,
imum temperature, 84 degrceB; @in-
has won, for her a host of friends who Tennis: Guy Moore.
imum, 36 degrees; clear day~, 19;
/rHE HIGH sCHOO L i, NkUAL will be .~lad to Ienrn that Bhe ig to be- First Aid Contest: W. F. Murray: partly cloudy, 7; cleat, 5. On 11 days
come a permanent resident of Daw- Bocc; : Chaa. Conder.
>f the month there was more than ,01
l“ ‘< ‘I’heHigh ~~o~ nnual staff still son.
Dancing: J. H. Neidermeir.
in. of rainf~ll. During the first five
1quite a number of hi~}, scheol an. The happy couple arc now maroon. Fireworks: T. C. Hill.
inys of June ‘there baa fallen 2,94 in.
u.al~ on hund which are obtainable ed in Denver by the Pueblo flOod, but Bnrbecue: Frnnk Shelton.
of rain. The heavy r~in of Saturday
at$1.60 euch. It will be ne cebsaty to expect to return to Dawson as goon Music: Louis Savio’,
ni~bt amounted to 1.81 in.
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tb= ~&tion in> ord ~r t(, meet the as ~ai road communication, is retiOrcd.
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Ien’sqattached to the:r publication. They await a “roytil” reception from CAPITAN TEAM LOSES TWO J. J. Lmrbaeh e~pected b leave this
s book, is of such exc~llence, both their hOat of friends in Daw~On with
week for El Paio and Mexico City on
-. to content and QSt‘o,ma . ,,,,,,,~ I“’ &herepait of ;he lat. SChedule. The Carnival cOmpany has I~fi Sunday for Trinid~d where they
abaence of $evernl days im Dcnv~r. A
br break, the 2,700 pound pi e c?riv- be en playing in hard luck this season, expect to make their fut~c ~Ome. te Icgram re~eived Saturday ,stated
& hammer wa~ lost ill tbe bed of the hnvin~ @experienced a bad wre:k ~:o~ Mr. ‘pfrurston had accepted a good PO- tb~~ fie par~ bad reached ColOradO
rivar and recovered only aft, ?7 con. Albuquerque w~lch caused sition with a l~r$e wholesale s’roccry SPrfngs the p~me erenin~, a couple
.,derable difficulty. we eks’ delay and now being tied UP f
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irm ~~ ~ ~epregeqtativc for this field.
of bouts hbead of tbe Arkansas river
for an indefinite time bec~u.9e of the Th~ family posseme6” a host .of good flo ~d ~hi~h ~wept away the ~eatgr
,,-. T. JcrniFnn left on Wed r esday, t,erIible floods in tbc Arkansas vmlleY f ,iend~ in Dawgon wbo deeply TeWet part of ~eb]o, It will be .seveml
Inne lst, on a montb~o vacati ~n visit wh =re they expected to make $Evarzd their Ieating and ‘whose best wishes daye befO=e it ~il be pos~ible to re.
_ _.J fm!mer home i~ Ifentuc , etop$. “a ttend them to their new home. etork road communications.
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