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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-06

cyon Club Friday afternoon at her home
in Mascoutah avenue.
Mrs Albert Heely Is visiting In Green
Vile, Pa
Mrs. Anna E. Horn and family have re-
turned from a visit in Chicago
Miss Emeline Disper entertained friends
Monday evening in honor Of her eigh-
teenth birthday anniversary.
Mrs T. O'Neil Of Cleveland, o., Is visit
ing relatives In Bslleville.
Mrs. Augusta Thoma has returned from
Colorado.
Miss Pearl Fox of woodlawn Is the
guest Of Mrs. J. H. Manner.
Mrs. Mary Wildernan entertained the
Ealcyon Club Friday afternoon.
Mrs. R. II. Winkelman entertained the
members Of the utopian Society Friday
Mrs. W. A. Carr entertained friends
Monday evening. The guests were: Mrs
W. A Hough, Mrs. j. Fike. Mrs. Hippard,
Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. HartnaSel-
Mrs. q. Weis of Ohio Is visiting here.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred b. MerdeT and daugh-
ter have returned from the North.
Mrs w. A Carr Is in Nashville, Tenn
MI. and Mrs A Poirot entertained
friends Monday evening.
Miss TIIlie Bfebel is visiting In BellevtIle.
Mrs. Mary Finley OF indianapolis, Ind.
is visiting Mrs. NJ Gass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul I-eresche are visiting
in Memphis.
Miss Jesslyn White Of Trenton is the
guest Of Miss Bertie White.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-06
BELLEvTLLE.

Mrs. Emma West entertained the Hal
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-06
POLLARD TO TRY cAsTLEmAa.
Change of Venue Taken by Ac-
cused "Masher."

Louis Gerard Castleman. who was
charged with disturbing the peace Of Mrs.
W. L. Cunningham on an Olive street car
and at the Post ONCE. obtained 9 change
Of venue from Judge Tracy's to Judge
Pollard,s court yesterday morning.
Mrs. Cunningham caused Castleman's
arrest about one week ago She declared
that he touched her hand a. she was gst-
ting on the car and then followed her into
the Post Once. where he spoke to her,
She called policeman and had him taken
to the Four Courts
Castleman made written apology to
Mrs. Cunningham. but she insists that he
shall be punished
The case probably VIII be tried By Judge
Pollard next week Castlemans attorney
will attempt to show, II Is said, that MS
1cfiQua-
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY NOTES.

Burglars broke into the house Of VII
liam Albright, postmaster Of kirkWood,
Friday night, but were frightened AWAY
before securing any vaiuabies.
Anna Henderson filed suit for G.75a
and Suburban Railway Company for IN
juries sustained July n while driving 81
night along the Quinet road. adjacent to
the railroad right Of way. She alleges that
and left debris In the road without any
danger signal, and thst II was against this
debris that she drove when her buggy
was overturned
ton yesterday to Philip @. Stafford and
Helen Shelley of ct. Louis. Earl u. Pot
teroff CT No. 3s1s Olive street and Lillian
Hesse of No. 6l26 Alabama evenre; VII
Ham r. Elmore Of No. slO1 Laclede avenue
and Martha Smith of vandalia, H.; end
TO Herman J. Kaiser Of Stratman and Al.
vina c. Lutz Of Nursery.
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fore which Mrs. Clarence Brooks, accom-
panied BIZ Miss Katherine Aver. sang i
Promiee Thee The ceremony was per-
formed BY Doctor D. NJ. Shilling.
Tie family residence has Just been ex-
tenAveiy rennodslled and refurnisned, Civ
1ng an added interest to the 30 guests
Ehe bridal party took its stand at the
1#f1 OF the stairway in the broad hall. un-
def bower Of smiiax and white nsters
zno palms. where the ceremony took place.
Passing through an avenue Of palms Lead
ting to the bay window In the library, they
stood for congratulations IN another bower
tvfned with smilax and palms and white
carnations figuring largely
snrs and Mrs Miller departed that night
for trip Of several weeks to Chicago and
New York They will return TO Webster
for few days before going 70 AsheyiIs
a @SnS t6s Raas Esfsts wfrs ps;. sa45sr and
w Eost. Harry HueT, Halsey Burnett, c.
z Bleckmer. Jesse Keebaugh, Jas. Wes-
son, Fred Burg Henry Canlheld. Mrs. and
Miss steele. Miss Fannie Weston Nessrs
Walton Steele and c. G. waideck, all OF
NO.; Asssrs and Mines, J. ?, Dawson,
Warner, Marshall Baker, c. n Avery, J.
y. Case Kent Jarvis, e. R. Kroeger, VIM.
Campbell, r.. @. Hogan, E. J. Spencer.
Fellows, Bert Yule. r. s. Plant, w. c.
eo8 =. W. Slaughter. Misses Myra and
H4A Skinner. Helen Baker. Carolyn Al
Lem Katherine Avery. Louise Heifenstein,
Abbie Campbell. Elva Wright, Alice Glib
son. Alice and Mamie sIaughte. Messrs.
James Dawson, Walter Warren JACK
Gruet q. p. Seitzer, Richard Ghiselin and
j. p. Helfenstein.
Hubert Rhodes gave q house party at
his fathers cottage at Fern Glen, Wednes-
day and Thursday. A dance in the pa
Ttlion with Valley Park musicians on duty
occupied Wednesday evening. Meals were
served on the lawn, and tents were erected
10 help out shs house accommodations 4
large bonfire was built. Guests were:
Mrs. 5. Gocdbar, chaperon: Misses Myrtle
Selvefer, Cynthfan Pike, Margaret Hart
S9llle aruet, Elizabeth Ghipardson. Dorcas
Below, Corinne Ludlow, Frances Dawson,
Messrs. Howard Ripley, Percy Ludlow.
Percy Blaekmeg, Percy Wilcox, Howard
Gruef, Eugene Salisbury and James Bet
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ST. CHARLES.

Hiss Alvena Koester has returned from
visit to Miss Nellie Crowley in Madison,
3oetor and Mrs w. L Freeman have
f+ufned from a visit 20 relatives in Ilfi-
g-S@ ana Indiana. where they spent two
Miss Edith Heanssler departed Monday
for WarTenton, No. where she will attend
tsse Central Wesleyan College for the COM
Misses Margaret and LuciIe Edwards
1nd Claud Edwards have returned from
Miehigan. where they spent their summer
Misses Margaret and Lucille Edwards
and Claude Edwards have returned from
Michigan, where they spent sheir summer
Mr. and Mrs. James Moore have re-
turned 70 their horne in St. Louis after a
pleasant visit TO Carr Edwards and fam
,ly ,y Ies5 nere. fney were accompanied home
Miss Irene Udsted entertained friends
saturday evening at her home on West
SS.iaa-ith SSiath street refreshments were ferved
.duI1ng the evening and q pleasant time
Tas enjoyed.
Jat1es Jacobs of Fulton, KY, arrived
here Sunday and In the evening returned
rome, accompanied by his wife and son
Glaud- Mrs. Jacobs has been spending
the GUNNER here with her parents, Mr..
a1 ass B Deiphpe = BT0eEes Br1eEEes departed nona.v
for Florissant, where she will attend
h@zzdfng school for the ensuing year.
ts Alice Moentmann Is visiting friends
Mrs George Otken returned TO her
hcrne In Fosterberg, ILL.,, Monday, after
& pleasant visit to Mrs. William Moehl-
kamp in this city.
Mrs. Charles Hammond and Mrs. P. H
Thomas Of Frankfort, Ind, who have
been visiting Mrs. 8. Miller. have returned
home.
George W. McElhfney, who has been
visiting his family hare for several days,
departed Monday for Kansas city From
there be VIII 60 to his home In Old Mex-
fco. Mrs. McElhiney and her friend, Mrs.
Bryants VIII leave here on the 18th for
Mexico.
Miss Mary Farmer has been visiting
friends at Flint Hill during the week.
Hrs. Welter Wills and children are
guests of relatives IN Iilinoia.
Miss Nellie Benner OF Bourbon, 10,
was here Wednesday, guest OF Doctor
Schrantz.
Mrs Ben s. Evans. who has been visit
ing friends here. left for Wentsville Mon
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EDwARDsyuLE.

Invitations were issued Thursday by Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Maiouen of Riverton. ILL.,
msoaen e %r n thsT nsc Ms Car
Edwardsviile. The ceremony Will take
place on Wednesday evening. September 8
at : o'clock. at the Christian Church In Riv.
erton. and the couple will be at home aft
er the 18th In Edwardsville. Mr.. Edwards
Is local freight agent Of the Wabash.
Mrs 7. W. McCune entertained party
OF dozen ladies. at luncheon at her home
on Hiilsboro avenue Thursday afternoon
Judge and Mrs. R r. Burroughs arrived
home wednesday from the East. They
Mrs. J. n. Mckee has gone to ChIca 20
for q visit with her son. I. A. Mckee.
Professor W. B. Thomas and 4frs. Thom-
they attended the Ola settIsrs' e reunien' Mhe1e
While there they were guests at an an
nonncement luncheon. where the engage
me- msnt Of their ccnsin. Miss Ruth Hemp
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Geers have returned
from visit with relatives at Hermann.
Mo.
Miss Anna Klingei Ia entertaInInx Miss
Louis. o.
Mrs. "; A crause of st. louis was a
of the week.
Miss Anna wittemann of ST. Louis ia
being entertained by her cousins, the
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Lag have returned
from trip TO Jacksonville III
Miss Dot Going arrived Friday from a
weeks visit with relatives at Topeka.
Miss Leona Mckee of st. Louis was
here Thursday on her way to Chicaso
Mrs. Anna Teuber, who spent the eyS.t-
sr part of the year revfsfting old scenes In
Switzerland. arrived home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. z. Amos OF the West
End entertained party of visitors from,
st. Louis the first Of the week. In the
number were Mr.. and Mrs. John Mofr and
two children, and Henry and Randoiph
Long 'bN
Mrs. Arthur Cohn departed Tuesday for
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Iiftleton az 81
Louis were visitors Wednesday.
VIII Estabrook and Harry Tartt gave 4.
dancing party Friday evening at the resi-
dence Of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Tart in
West st. Louis street. About forty wero
present
several weeks with relatives
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| to Piasa Chautauqua after visiting th.
Misses Louise and Martha Scott IN Jer
Mrs. Barclay Wedding of Jerseyville ha.
returned from CarroIIton Ill.
The Deuce OF Clubs of Jerseyviile held
a watermelon picnic on Tuesday evening
! at Fulkerson's Grove.
Miss Beulah Carroll Of Jerseyville enter
In Jacksonvilie. Ill, last week
! Ms. La z Reeves Of Jerseyville was in
Mrs. Chaiiacombe of ChalIacombe. H.,
was the, guest Of friends In Jerseyvilie
Mrs. B. P. Castle of JerseyviIle has gone
Mrs. Hugh Smell CT JerseyviIie enter
tanned Mrs. Thomas B. Ruyle Of Kemper.
Mrs. c. s. Brown and Miss Rose Ham
/ ilton Of Jerseyville were the guests of
Ms MIS- EdIth ii % Kinesby Of sn Ierseyyiiel Sfk has
gone to Jacksonville, III.
Miss Helen Porter OF Jerseyville was in
Kane. H.. last week.
Miss Edna Heller of Jerseyvile depart
ed for Chicago Tuesday evening.
Mrs. William 9. Burnett of jerseyvflle
Mrs. John Rue Of Delhi, Ill. was q re-
cent visitor In Jerseyville.
Miss Baith Kingsby of Jerseyville has
gone TO Auburn, Ill.
Mrs Thomas w. Butler Of Ierseyville
was q visitor In St Louis last week.
Miss Sadie Frields Of Shelbyville, H..
was guest Of friends In Jerseyville last
Mrs william Johns OF Jer.eyvilIe was
recent visitor In MedoTa. Ill.
Mrs. +. Howard OF Alton Is the guest Of
friends in Jersey County.
Mrs. n. H. Hutchison Of Jerseyvflle has
returned from Fidelity, III.
Mrs. Paul Nitschke has gone to Carroll
Miss Mary Walsh has returned from
Mrs. ]. schaaf has returned from visit
with friends in Alton.
La Gal flab has
rollton, III.
H., last week.
Miss Yowel has returned to Glrard, Ill:
after visiting with Mrs. Calvin Jewsberry
Miss Emma snedeker was in Piainview.
Mrs. Leon Ensel and daughter. Miss
Gussie Engel have returned from Visit
with friends IN St Lo1is-
Mrs. ". Il. Il. West entertained at a
quilting party on Friday evening.
Mrs. John Cuddahee has gone to st.
Louis.
Mrs. Frank Burns of St Louis Is In Jer-
Hiss Bertha Kelly of Kane. III. was in
Jerseyvilie.
Miss Maggie Harty has returned to st.
Louis after visiting with Mrs George D.
Locke.
Mrs j. Gowling has gone to ST. Louis.
Miss Clara E,geihoff Of CarrolIton, ILL.,,
is the guest of Mrs. George Egelhof.
Mrs. Emma Cummings OF ST. Louis vas
in Jerseyville last yeek
Miss Alice Powers OF St Louis was the
guest OF friends In Jerseyyiile last week.
Mrs. BeE Patton of Virden, Ill, was In
Jerseyyille last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Johns entertained
q party OF friends from Medora, Ill, last
week. The party included Mayor N. L
Farrow, Mrs. 7. L. Loper and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Loomis.
Miss Ruth Cook gave a house party last |
week at her country home, near Jersey
vile. Among those invited from Jersey- |
Vile were the Misses B. Mufey, Cora |
Powell, Lottfe Jacobs, and Fred Lcry, |
Charles Terry. and Jeremiah and Rolia |
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day. where she will spend few days be-
fore returning TO her home IN the Indian
Territory
Miss Grace John OF Taylorville. III,
has returned home. after a visit of two
weeks with Mrs. Albert Moehlenkamp-
Miss John was former classmate of Mrs.
MoehIenkamp at Underwood.
Mrs. W. F. Bloebaum and Miss Flor
ence and Willie, Mrs. G. F. Mcintyre,
Miss Irene and George Mcintyre. have
returned from Memphis, Tenn, where
they spent two weeks.
City Clerk Charles II. Kansteiner and
from their honeymoon trip.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-06
JERsEYvrLLE.

Mrs. Maud webster OF Jerseyviiie IL en-
tertaining Miss Lille Deeds Of st. Louis
Mrs. Piatt Sanders OF Remper. nj, was
In Jefseyyfiie laet week
Mrs. Lynn Lewis has returned 10 Chi
cago after visiting frierds in Jefseyviiie
Mrs. J. ]. Mc0ready Of Jerseyville was
In Delhi. Ill.,. last week.
Miss Maude squier Of Jerseyvflle 10 in
ST. Louis.
Miss Lora Rich has returned 10 Sterling,
ss sfisE Mamis sqps pSsin q n ss m
Alton last week.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-06
CITY Of s., Ch.r1e, sv.a.

Charles A. W. stookey Of Belisvilis. NJ. yes
terday fIsd suit In the United States Circuit
Court against the city Of st. Charlss, No..
for yio.s7S-z. The suit is based upon - eon-
tor the construction Of q system OF water
wsrks, the alleged contract for which was
81, ,e1e. 70. The plaintiff claims that there 70
still owing him the amount sued for. with tn
terest at per cent
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Worth side =. N. G. A. E.e.r.ioa.

The North Side Gxrman Branch of the
T. NJ c. A. win give an excursion to Nom
tesano Syringe tomorrow on the steamer
City Of Providence The boat will leave
the foot OF Olive street ut $50 o'clock In
the morning and the foot OF North Market
street ct 10 O o'cleck.
The dinner at Aontesano win be served
fiofa =
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Phys.caI school to opea.

The South st. Louis Schoof OF Physical Ed
ucation. which holds its sessions at the South
st. Louis Turn Hall. corner OF Tenth and Car-
roll streets. will open for the season Tuesday
Louis Kittiaus 1. to have charge Of the
gymnasium. The hail has been equipped with
All the latest improvements.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-09
High School Notes.

Bsl furi.
school again started Monday after
The two weeks ChTi-fmss vacation
Win one exception all the puplI.
were ia their pisces.
Mi-s MabIc Walker 8. absent from
school on sCcUuut OF sickness.
The new class in chemistry started
work Tuesday by washing dishes
The necessary apparatus arrived early
in the week
Professor Tucker j. starting clas.
IN commercial arithmetic. Qaire
number Of pupils will take this study.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-09
SOCIETY NSTAIATOO
CosS Tgn.S Asaonq tbs FrAs1rnAl
OeaafS At tbs ks~ YsA1s
ThrcsnholS-

d. re-Pau-o 81 a. usviistieH l--'ssd
by the tiuunisaa sBlsHs kelisf
Corp NJ q 3. ssuut nsnety peepie ,
t.rand Army mcn. thcir iaaslites and
tricuas. a--slshird 90 ~ ooamen h&li
aundsg cvcuing - y ituczs tbe is-ssi
.sti,sn 81 0fhaer- 81 thsi aFasr Tor ehs
e.-sing year which ~oru a. toiisss !.
fresitienf. Mrs. Celia MnlHns : v.
Fre-i,. Mr.. EI.a Zugc der, \ v
Priest Nh Ja-eT,hine Hagen sec's.
Mrs.. Laura Miles Truas.. Mrs
Jessie Purrier; eaaductor. Nrs. Iis
Gsvette; assistant conductor. Mrs
Clara Herriek guard Mrs. Eliza.
beth Nonng assistant guard, Mrs
Mary Mueller. flag besrers, Gene
veve PurrIer NJ ma Hagen. Mrs. D an
uie Whipp sad Mr. Minuie Dasis.
The flag ~ork y very elective aud
sdds much 10 the beauty ct the a,or
xork
A literary program, a. follows, was
rendered in e pleasing manner
song -. .... ..... ...... .-... America.
Becitstion Hss scotoh a. he can be-, 81
Lorita purrier
Nacal Solo .............- Mr. Howard Herrics
Niolin Solo ~ Banola 18th Air Varied
NV ; smith.
Recitation -... when Mamma a. the Club,
Pred Zussldsr.
Vocal Solo ..-. On the silvery Rho 6rsnde,
Roy Mullin.
Grsphopbone Selections .4.... s-... BtIie, Etc.
Violin and Piano Duet ..-......-.- March
Mr. 6svette and son L.oe-
Recitation .......... ........ Irish Coaustry, "
Harriet rurrier
Harmonics Selections. Mr. Iuaalder and sons.
Recitation .............. Nathan Male, -
Lulu Hagen.
This was followed by an excelleRt
supper, consisting of baked beans
Brown bread, coffee and many more
good things. when near midnight,
the gathering broke mp, all voting the
evening q great success and wishing
much prosperity TO the Gnnnison
". r.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-09
COUNTY BOARD BUSINESS
-aunlaSaoasrx fioss Then Fssss
FcEal@s Q-~rteriy MSSsag
Tor 1903.

Aazf Muadsy be board of canufs
..H.Hllsslaurr- moI 10 Fcgalar session
usaalaers proscut
ar nrzl bs-iue-s transacted Vas
t.H Discussion 90 tax tille- o. varlau-
f- aud tl.s .afl.sriz stiau 81 eon1lty
.r.ssrar BE- scuopI sIz hn fal ior
"Ht = titie 3D. lui- o : snd Or. blulk
l.t Lre-ted Batte go tor ftlc o.
Z Tar lode in ~ Mouniatn district f.
aa iaF ists 28 ana "a. block "a
Crested Bstte s15 fpr lots l5 AMI
/. block ~ TIA Cup aud $40 fsr
ia.s % block 81 Tia Cap.
Tue -hersfrs mouthly reyors for
i'nemher was approved aBd ia-tiee
OF .ha peace bonds approved a. FOL
i0as
q o kcuze, Justice. pre,inct n. ~.
Che. , Macy rs.
NJ kr Welsh a
} 7 ParIin 20
=. 7 w ti-on, constable, 4
ca motion the grocery bonds OF
Loahy a Chapman at sapinero aud
Joe Dsyiti OF NJ Carbon were ap-
proved aud clerk directed 10 i-sae
each saloon license IN accordance.
BIlls we're sllowod aud the board
adjourned until the next morning At
10 o'clock.
Ga that date the follow ing claims
were dissilowed
Mary b.. Cor, N. }. attending on
Mrs. W. H. Brown of Marble aud
Mrs. Mary Bond, nursing, same ease
Upon motion the county treasurer
was directed 10 transfer tIOO from
license fund TO contingent fund and
1900 from license fund 10 pool
fund
ne county tTeasurers once " "a,
checked up and affairs found correct
The afternoon was occupied in thin
work aud the board met sgain Wed.
nesday morning ut nine O'Clock.
Ga motion the county treasurer
was ulhorized to accept taxes foI
1901 from G.. l.. Dilworth ON th.
valuation ss assessed 10 him less X %
for one team OF horses erroneOusl,
assessed TO him.
The county clerks report fur Dec
ember, 1902, was approved and a.,
board adjourned til 10 a. m. Jsnu.
airy 18Th, 1908 or next Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-09
Vashti RebekAh Lodge.

Installation Of officers for the en-.
suing term occupied the attention OF
Gunnison Lodge No. 43, Daughter
of Rebeksh, last Tuesday evening
Besides members OF the order, gre {
many Odd Fellows and friends were
present by invitation. After install b
lstion ceremonies, a satisfying lunch
con was served and social time
enjoyed
The officers Installed were MR.
Laura Lewis, Noble Grand Mrs
Ruth Allen Lake, Vice Grand Mis-,
Mamie >hackleford, Secretary; Mrs.
Clara Mason, Treasurer; Miss Gertir
Piper, Warden; Mrs Irma Nourse.
Conductor; Mss Fannie Burnett,
Qua rdian.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-09
Oln the Social Realm.

The beautiful Hartman home was
Friday night the scene Of another gay
party of young peop.e, friends OF
Miss II zal Who were biddan 10 help
celebrate the last days of vacation.
Forty eight arrived ou the scene from
Gunuisuu, all going In sleighs o.
cutters.
a potato party furnished part Of
the evenings amusemcnt. PuiHlOn-,
tooth picks and multi colored Tissue
paper were furnished each guest sud
many were the peals of laughter
caused by the fantastic creations
therrfrom. A delicious supper fin
ished the entertainment.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-09

State Boiled Inspector. Thos. ]
attending to business matters here
lie saws although Governor Peabod 8
has announced his successor he still
holds the Office until April
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-09
Monday Afternoon Club.

The Monday Afternoon elan began
their meetings sgsin this week after
. holiday intermission of fortnight
Mrs. Eva Wilson entertained the
members and the regular program
was rendered. Next Monday il will
meet with Mrs, Dora Smith.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-09

Emerson Carr and wife departed
Tuesday evening for Californis, via
the Santa Fe route. Los Argelos is
the present objective point but there
Is a possibility they may locate some
here in the Pacific coast state.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-09

The Headlight company At Spencer
have the shaft down l20 feet and are
steadily sinking. Mr.. Ehlerding,
manager Of the property this week
showed us a series Of photographs
showing the process Of building Of the
fine shaft house from its start in the
sage brush TO the finished structure.
Il pays to hSfld substantially for a
good mine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-09

Get free sample Of Chsmberlain's
stomach and liver tablets at all drug
gists drug store. They are easier TO
take and more pleasant in effect than
pills. Then their use j. not followed
by constipation a. is often the case
with pills. Regular size, 25c per box
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-09

Mrs. I. O'Leary sustained pain
ful injury Wednesday evening. In
starting down the stairs back of the
drug store she slipped and fel! to the
bottom. She was picked up uneon
scious but is not believed to have
broken any bones although suffering
from bruises snt the nervous shock
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-09

Mrs. +. J. TrevarIhan is spending
some days with her father aud sister
at lola. Frank j. nov firing for Ed
Mailoy on the passenger run betweer
here and Grand Junction.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-09

On and after Monday, the 9TH
IN ~ Vur store will close ~ : IN
.. M. excepting saturday When
store will NJ open anti, St. ~. :.
Collins auA NrCOrm i~k.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-09
Gunnison's Mineral Prodaetion

According 10 The Denver News
whose figures are usually prslry
accurate. the mineral production of
this county in 1902 wss - foIioa- g
Gold So. 200: silver $4,000. lead
>Zs .459. copper 3 500 Total SI62.-
$50.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-09

:. G.. McMulleu, district attorney
came from Grand Junction Monday
aud went to the Buttes to look into
matters placed in his hands by the
town council, lie spent Wednesday
in GunLison,
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-09

jos. II Block has been in Gunnisun
thi. week attending the fret quarter.
ly meeting tor 1908 Of the board Of
county c1mmiss i0uer.s This makes the
beginning of Mr. Block seventh year
on the board A. representative OF the
people OF Cres' ei Butte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-09

Geo Williams Is hpme from Vulcan
for some days. He has been cooking
for the men AZ the Good Hope m ne
and expects 20 90 back about the mid
die of the month,
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-09

Ladies of the Eastern Star hold a
IL is the centennial Of the famous
order and worthy occasion for
celebration. a literary program and
banquet will fill part Of the evening
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-09

J. 4. Hsymaker was a caller at tn
News Champion flee Monday. His
big ranch on The Gunnison is but r
few miles from town vel il takes i'm
portsnt business to bring him TO tho
city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-09
Crested Bu

Crested Butte schools this week
change teachers in the intermediste
department. Mrs. Stella Dallas has
esignod owing TO i'll health and her
place il flied by Miss Moyer of Blue
Rapids, Kansas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-09

WHY not schubert qusrtette ia
Gnunison? II. II. Fogg teacher OF
mandolin. banip and guitar. For iBfor-
mation regarding lessons see Miss Fan
ME Burnett or write II. II. fogg at
Doy leville.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-09

At their meeting next Tuesday
evening Women of Woodcraft desire
= full attendance. Special business
of importance i TO be transacted and
installation Of officers under the lev
work of Woodcrtft will be conducted b.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-09

"a Poster rode horseback from
che Cebaila valley Yesterday. >s0~
= hardly deep eBo1gh ior good sleigh
iug over there,
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-09

The "Wednesday card club this
week postponed their meeting until
Friday night at which time ladies Of
the club aud their husbands will be
at the home OF Mr.. I g.
Brown by Mrs. Brown and MJs. \
VI Rsgan,
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-09

tseo. Mason j. back from iionvur
Sith his sore foot about cHred he
sepur ed fur work On the 4 a
JaHusry lst.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-09

Frank Comstork has been over
fr,m Lake City couple of weeks
oOklng after his ilowville ranches.
lie returned yesterday to the metro
,,olisof HnsdsIe county.