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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-20
Atple & Hemmelm.uu.

Apple & Hemmelmann Real Estate Com
pany reports, the following sales for the
last week:
No. 3l34 Hickory street. two-story six
room brick, with apartments Of three and
four rooms. renting for 1896 year. with
lot 25x125. for $500 from Margaret Anson
ct al. to Anna Oldenburg, who bought for
an investment
No. 2SI Caroline street. two-story
dwelling of seven rooms of two apart
ments, lot "a feet 3 inches by 100 feet,
from Charles F. Stamm to Louise Semm-
Ter. the present occupant, for $40
Nos. all and Alb Botanical avenue, a
new double two-story stone-front dwelling
of four fats Of five and six rooms each
with reception hall. bath. watercIoset'
washstand and furnace. lot 5Oxl63, renting
for 81 636 a year, from William ]. Terry
to T. H. Grossen, for 81. 500 Bought for al,
investment.
No. 3102 Morgan street. a three-story
twelve-room residence, with all convene
ences. and two-story brick stable; lot 50x
1874 feet 6 inches. to a client. for S6. 200
Purchaser will thoroughly overhaul the
house and put same in first-class condition
for apartment house.
No. 1898 Indiana avenue. a neat one-story
four-room brick dwelling. lot 25xlA feet
10 inches. from Bertha Fromm to Michael
Saiter, for 81 400.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-20
Who expects to erect stores and flats on

who expects to erect stores and flats on
the corner.
that it has had a very active week in the
leasing department. having effected many
leases, with others under negotiation.
One of the more important leases made
by this company during the week was on
the modern five-story building at the
southeast corner of Nineteenth and Olive
streets. frontins e feet on Olive by a
substantial buildings on Olive street and
contains all conN enief4ces and nearly 5000
feet of floor space. The building was
leased for the account Of Gin r. Scudder.
president of Cupples Envelope Company.
for long term of years, the lessee being
the Racine Sattley Company of Racine.
Wis who viii occupy the premises as a
vehicles and farm implements.
Also the corner store of the Century
building at the northwest corner Of Ninth
years to the Hamburg American Steam
ship Line. 1t will be handsomely fitted up
by them and used as their St. Louis ticket
office. The lease was made for the account
of the Rock Island Railroad, who con.rol
the lease on the corner. This lease was
made at an advance of SO 1-3 per cent over
the former rental. showing the increase
Cormack. Kiigen & Rule and Isaac T.
Cook assisted in this transaction.
Also effected a lease on the four-stOry
building; No. 7os North Broadway. OPP
Of Mrs. Fanny Todd Clark. for a long
term of years. lessee being j. c. Elms
who will use the premises as a wholesale
and retail hair goods store.
Also for a long term Of years building
No. 70i North Broadway, between Lucas
avenue and Morgan street, leased for the
account of Mrs. Clark to Mrs. Kate
Marks, who will use same as millinery
store.
Also No. 40 North Broadway. near Nor
gan street, fOur-story building. leased
for the account of Mrs. Fanny Todd
Clark to Hugh T. Bryan, who will con-
duct in art and optical store on the prem
ises.
The three buildings above mentioned are
in a very lively district of Broadway. and as
showing the general improvement in that
locality, it may be stated that the build
ings leased at an advance of nearly 20 per
cent over the former rentals
This company also leased the second
floor of the building No. SIG Locust, street
for term of five years for the account
Of Philip Roeder, the book seller. to Chas.
F. Welek. who will conduct wholesale
dressmarkers' supply business.
The real estate offices of the Mercantile
Trust Company have been engaged for
the last ten days in making a large ap-
praisement of prominent st. Louis prop
erty. amounting in the aggregate to s.
100000. and embracing some sixty pieces of
property.
This company also reports having made
many real estate loans, papers for which
have been filed during the week. and TO
have enjoyed a very satisfactory weeks
business in its renting department.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-20
DIVORCED AFTER MANY YEARS.
Mrs. Montagnon Wins Suit and
Custody of Children.

A divorce was granted to Isabella Mon
tagnon of Florissant by Judge McElhin-
ney in the Clayton Circuit Court yester-
day from Alphonse Montagnon. In addi-
tion she was given the custody Of their
three minor children and awarded $50
alimony in gross. Execution against the
cure the payment of the alimony.
The Montagnons were married seven
teen years ago and separated July 20,
1903. The defendant did not appear to
contest the suit, although he was expect
ed TO do go
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-20
Real E.tate Exchange Notes.

"A regular mSeting of the Board of
Directors of the Real Estate Exchange
was held last Thursday, when a great deal
of routine business was transacted.
Transfers for the month UP to and in
Guiding the 18th. numbered 10 and aggre-
gated 81, 176,2O5.
-Four hundred and sixty-one deeds OF
trust were fled for record during the same
period, amounting to sl,359, SIS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-20
Reports Pro.pe-ity I'm Texas.

Tom Randolph. president of the Com
monwealth Trust Company. has returned
from Sherman. Tex, where he is also
president Of the Farmers and Merchants
National Bank. Mr.. Randolph visited only
In Sherman. but he says that he received
glowing accounts of business conditions
Il, the Texas cities, and that the StaV, is
enjoying n season of Unprecedented pros
p,rity
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-20

AhsIGH and EIsss41h; al.a s. r.. 0s.. So4'S' SeIn
block Iis5;, Adam Ricmapn and wife to,
Edward Ely c; Crone.w. d. .r,;;;.,,.s 80
and Eieventh; also s5 It.. W. 5. Ninth. =
blot block A@nse5s5, @ ap5 apd { rone so cashs s,y
rine Elizabeth Riemann-spi. W. d..
DAasNpas Bastoa. Eli city S Block snS Sasias
MunfHsa snaisn d. to uns%sed GfSFss s nte9es RreSsy
oaHHakEEa s5 ssa sie. II ensr5Rse Ike sss5ef soef
1906; j. H. August Meyer and wife to
PshHl1ip osssrg and - wife-w q; he,n3 ;s;i. 49,
e Dayton. city block so; Geoise i.
bradley to Esn,ns inc " ;r,s4.sls Mgasford-spl
aEHAhRS5s. and b2eSs4 s.,y block = ss' u. aa
Mass9n and and wiisew T!se to Bernhard
cry ana Benton. city, block s5ss: vii
liam keane. Jr.. to mary a. heahe-
MADisoN.2s f, in. :. s. Sst: broad
Beeman Bee r1 and ri husband to A. E. Carioil
s9STa s5. ,5s Sss5;siisS siy block iss ssi
Sana shaTIss III MaSssf Ss,f.% and Sife to Armn "
sshsefer SCI to Gustav rhlemeyer and
rENTnMas EsisHw g. IT, ". s. bet Mon,somery
and Warren. city block 356; Richard h.
Waite to william Waite and wife
-rES.rti.s; ri =, w $ bet. Montgomery
and Warren. city block 356; William
Waite and wife to Richard B. Waite
w. d.. . - =. ..........
THOMAS-S2 IT. s.. s.. bet. Charming
and Grand CITY block 1850: Henr eta
, conradi and husband to Relnhold Pass
ler-w. d.. -.............
THoMAs-ss It. sis S.; bet. 5eta. CLAIMING banning
Passler and wife to Joseph Conradi-
wEK.aaiNdToN E 'riEsiaiRAcE.ico II, $.
west Of Tnlon survey 31S: Bell Place
Realty Co to Walter J. McBride-w.
WASH II, n. s., bet. Twenty-frst
and Twenty-sec city block 957;
John s. Carter and wife to VIM. R.
vvISEL q m, q. r., bet Tarnm and
ChiIdress. city. block 5o1l; Henry W.
Meyer and wife to Fred Zahrandt and -
wtfe--w. d....-.......-..... .........-...s f,SZ
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-20

The Nicholls-Ritter Realty and Finan-
cial Company sold for the account Of Doc
tor George H. Rice the eight brick
house and lot, 25x1i2 feet inches. No. 42l5
McPherson avenue. to NJ. i. Hellcry. for
$500. This is a very choice house. well
located and has heretofore been leased to
Mr.. Heliery. He decided to purchase it
for his home.
NichOlls-Riter Real Estate and E'inan-
cial Company has had many inquiries dur
ing the week: has several sales that are
in course of being closed. The inquiries
were for unimproved as well as improved
property. Several loans were made.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-20
TOmbridge Agency.

The Tombridge Agency reports the fol-
lowing sales:
Nos. 321S and 32ls Meramec street. a
two-story. double brick building, with two
stores on ground floor and two flats
above. three rooms and bath to each, with
lot 3Ox1O5. rents for s94 per annum. from
Thomas McEntee and wife to Christian
b. Wittwer and wife, for $780, Bought
for an Investment.
\ lot of 12lsx125 feet, for $l75, to Jacob
No. 3416 Alberta street, sold to him a few
weeks ago. Bought to enlarge yard
No. S409 Meramec street, a two-story and
mansard roof brick fiat, arranged for two
from Christian b. Wittwer and wife to
Louis Schmidt and wife, for s., S5O
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-20
Transit Company win. Suit.

Judge Elmer B. Adams of the United
States District Court yesterday dismissed
the sui. brought by Benson Bidwell.
Clara E. Bidwell and Charles F. Bidwell
against the st. Louis Transit Company
for an alleged infringement on a patent.
The Transit Company was ordered to re-
cover the costs in the case.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-20
Suxgestlon,

Make your Christmas gift purchases be-
fore 1890 a. m, IL possible-no crowds-no
inconvenience-no delays: therefore more
satisfactory. Mermod q Jaccard's. Broad
way and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-20

Strauss and wife to Louis Bacher: price
paid 1900.
Northwest corner of Arco and Newstead
avenues. lot 25Nl35: from N. Stoltman to
Alfred How: consideration sS15
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-20
spark Caused Explo.iop.

An explosion in d conduit at Twelfth
and Spruce streets shortly after noon yes
terday is believed to have resulted from
q spark caused Dy horseshoe striking
City Undertaken Alexander and was drfv-
en- by John G. Walker. Five bodies were
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-20
Charlie. F. vorel.

Charles F. Vogel reports the following
sales:
No. 2919 Eads avenue. between Nebraska
and Pennsylvania avenues, a two-story
brick dwelling. arranged as two Hats Of
Iour and five rooms and bathroom TO
each, lot 30x14S feet. for 1880; from Mrs.
Dorothea Boon to q client. who bought for
investment. Mrs. Boon was represented
by Albert r Terry & Co.
No. 1886 Texas avenue, between Potomac
and Miami streets, a two-story brick
dwelling containing six rooms launui,
and cellar, lot 34x117 feet, for s3,2Jn; from
edward H. Fisher to Bernard and Emma
Racer, who purchased for investment.
Lot 1U3x3e0 feet on the north side of
Magnolia avenue. between Vandeventer
avenue and Lawrence street. for A,c35
from Mrs. Martha Hauser to George c.
Fox for, investment. Mrs. Hauser was
represented by the Mercantile Trust Com
pany.
Lot 50x125 feet on the south side of
Shenandoah avenue, between Grand end
Spring avenues. for Sizes: from Frank d.
Woodlock to Ludwig Gleiforst, who pur-
chased to improve.
Lot 25x100 feet on the north side of Lee
avenue, between Fair and Harris avenues
for 5000; from Mrs. Minnie Friedman to
Charles Nohl. who purchased to improve.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-20
McMenamy Bros.

McMenamy Brothers report the follow
ing sales:
No. 1890 Garfield avenue, one and a half
story. brick house. containing four rooms
and bath. from Mary Isaak to John ].
and Annie Meyers. Purchased for home.
Houses Nos 1896 to 1916 Lucky street.
five small frame cottages. renting for $3.50
per year. from the Franklin Bank to a
client, who purchased for an investment;
$2,S0O
House No. 1922 Garfield avenue, one
story brick cottage. bath, lot 25xls0 feet,
Just completed, from Mary Isaak to a
client; s.. 100.
No. 2l69 Clifton avenue, a one-story
frame cottage, four rooms, lot 3lxl30 feet,
from n client to Lizzie Richmond. for a
home: S1.1S0
No. 4649 Greer avenue, fve-room brick
cottage. 26x125 feet. sold from a client of
Anderson-Stocke Realty Company to
Mary Isaak; 5000.
Lot 80 feet, north side Dodier street. just
east Of Jefferson avenue, from l.. Meyer
to a client. who will erect two houses
thereon: $3.50.
Also No. 622s Spencer place small frame
cottage. 2oxllO feet. Bought as an invest
ment: $175.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-20

George ]. Wanstrath reports very ac-
tive business during the last week, both
in loans and sales, having had more bust
ness than he has conducted for several
weeks
The demand for city property is greater
than ever. and he has larger list of cash
buyers on hand and more money to loan
than ever before. His report Is as fol-
lows:
Sold for the account of Joseph Broer-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-20
n. s. Wood.

n. S. Wood reports having sold No. o112
Raymond avenue, from H. b. Gardner to
E. NJ. Roberts for $1,000. Purchaser will
occupy same as a home.
Also lot 3Gyl45 the north side of
Spaldng avenue. eco feet west of Kings
highway. to NJ. r. Graham for $500. Sold
on monthly payn. ents of SO u month.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-20

j. H. Gundlach 6. Co. report the follow
Ing sales:
No. 2711 Dodier street. lot 25x12o. a two
story. six-room brick; from Otto Fisher
to Henry Minnemann fer $500.
No. 1920 Penrose street, lot 24x135. a two
story. eight-room brick. from Charles
Aurien to c. E. Mountioy for 1870.
Lot 50X1O feet, north side of Dodier
street. between Elliott and Glasgow; to
Otto Fisher for 81 200.
Lot 25xl2O feet, north side OF Dodier
street. between Elliot and Glasgow; to
Louis and Kate Meyer for 5000.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-20

mann and wife their .two-story brick ,
house. for two families, four rooms each.
and two-story brick house in the rear
for four families, and renting for $660
year. and was sold to Nathan Rosenblum
for 5000 cash. bought for an investment
No. 2136 Obear avenue, nice siX-room
brick cottage, beautifully decorated and
painted. closets. large lot, having front
of 60 feet; sold to John c. Schneider for
s.. .75O cash. Bought same for a home and
will occupy 1t at once.
Also sold for the account of John Leider
and wife, Nos. 25lS and $50 North Market
street. well-built two-story and mansard
brick house. arranged into flats for four
families. three rooms each and renting
for s576 year, to Frederick w. Holtmann
and wife, for $500 cash. Bought for 4
home and an investment.
Also sold for the account Of Messrs
John and Francis Einig. their fine piece
of tenement property. Nos. 1924, 1426 ami
1926. North Thirteenth street, a substan
TALLY built three-story brick house, for
nine families. arranged into three ana
four room flats. lot 60Xl27 feet, and renting
for $l.2OO year: sold to Fred Shuchart
and wife for Sl0,JO cash. Bought for an
investment.
This is the fourth piece of property Mr..
Wanstrath sold within the last few weeks
in this locality.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-20

wHITTIER-25 IT,. e. s.. bet Kennedy
and st. Ferdinand. city block 1865:
Thomas p. German, deceased, and
wife. by trustee, to Elizabeth Kieyer
--tr d............. .......... !.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-20
Henry Hiemcnx Realty Company.

The Henry Hiemenz Realty Company
reports the following sales:
Two lots in Tower Grove Heights on
the north side of Halliday avenue. be-
tween Louisiana and Arkansas avenues.
lOOxl4O. sold by Henry Hiemenz Realty
Company to L. ]. Ganahl. who bought
with the intention of building handsome
home T.. C. Rowse represented the seller.
No. 4535 Page boulevard, two-story
brick residence, eight rooms and recep-
ton hall, with lot 25x153. owned by Mar
garet Young, was sold to "a client of Will
liam Booth & Co. for $500. The pur-
chaser will make some alterations to suit
for a future home.
Also report the sale of lot on north side
of Halliday avenue, near Grand avenue,
in Tower Grove Heights, 50xl4O. sold for q
client of z. c. Rowse by Henry Hiemenz
Realty Company to Katheryn c. Healy,
for an investment in an improving To-
cality.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

Marble Ttm-s .-aifh the CLOSING
down ct fhe O-gopd marble sHsrr,
f1r rbe -esSsn, sspt y ~ baton aud
b. e-i iIasble lady took their d-pHsrt-
ure tor Knox willie, Tennessee. y Whsrc
they expect 20 reside gntil rboir re-
tuu in the spring Mr. Earon has
beeu a valuable aud useful citiz. n ct
the Town, a trustee, and progressive
along all lines which 60 10 build sp
a promising town aud thrifty com
muHity HE res0rd ss superinien
deni Of the marble quarry speaks tor
Itself, and the future of the marble
industry in this district will attest
that his judgment and work have
been correct. Ably assisted by his
foreman, Patrick Okeeie, an exper-
fenced aud skilled quarry mau, he has
uncovered aud taken Oul some OF the
finest domestic white marble ever
seen IN he United States, aud there
is AN ll-tOn block whiter Than the
driven snow aud ftw le-s-at the
quarry, which is a paragos of beauty
aud purity. the quarry has been
left by him in first class condition
fur large productive output next
year. We are but giving Mr. Baton
the credit jusily due him ia speak
ing as we do, and really have not put
it strong enough
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02
I roup.

The peculiar cough which ind Gates
croup, j. usually well known t. the
mothers of cruuIy children No time
should be lost IN The treatment Of b..
and for this purpose no medicine hiss
received NOR" universal approval
than ChsmbgrisiH'- Cough Remedy
DO not waste valuable time in eNper
umCuIiHg with unfried remedies. no
matter how highly they NAV be rec
1mmauded. but give this mediciue a.
directed and all symptoms of Group
will quickly disappear. For sale by
all Druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

Socialists are still keeping up their
campaign. Next Tuesday aud Wed
ne-dav evenings Geo. l.. Biglov.
lecturer of reuOwn, will speak at the
court house on Socialism and applied
Christianity. Wonder what the
difference l. when both are genuinely
applied. and that being Tie case how
much quicker men will achieve one
than the others
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

Aspen Democrat.-During his 70
cent business trip TO Denver JO,
Hum took the contract to drive tbr
tunnel Of the Taylor Park railroad
near ~ Elmo and expects to leayr
Friday or Saturday with a numbcr
of men 20 commence work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

In special pictorial edition Of the
Rife Reveille wherein the fsture ot
Garfield county Is prophesied with
courage ard much Information. We
note ftttering mention of the new
pharmacy of Mr. and Mrs J. l..
otaufier whD recently made Gunnison
their home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

Iar NrW Near'- Eve dasec glvca
bF Ef Masonic Hsu Dancing e uE
~ "a niost decided surcr-s A.
ulry 1s cauIa dsnrr vi b ans dcgroc
81 Imf5rt VA iu attend anoe h.
supper served bs Hursl was - end "a
and uI.i sved By al.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02
How to Quit Chewing Tobacco.

The substitute cure" is worthy of
the attention Of sufferers. We have a
citizen Of Mobile who has tried it He
was an inveterate chewer of tobacco.
Tie stopped chewing and took to chew
ting pine stick. He always has this
bit of wood between his teeth, in wax
ing hours at least He has not tasted
tobacco iu many wears
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

Mrs. Ersuk Cuthbert spent satvr-
dss aud sunday at Cimsrron. Frssk
Is running engine 222 on the hill Ne
Engineer Donaldson is taking q holi-
day lay Of.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

Miss Sylvia Smith, prosperity pro.
moter of the Crested Butte Citizen
spent Sunday in this city. Mis-,
Smith has been very i'll most of tht
sea son but il considerably better.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

The agreement OF our business wsen
to close all stores at 3 o'clock has
gone into effect, so our eiiiz us had
better form the habit of daylight
shopping At once.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W. Marsh left
saturday morning for sunny Calitor
MIA Their route Law from Salt Lake
C. the san Joaquin valley. thence
south 10 Los Angeles where their
daughter Sarah has been tor some
Ncpks
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

A sleigh ride party of about p.
young folks started at O'Clock las.
night and thoroughly took in all the
pleasant DIR YES near Gunnison. Ou
young people had a merry time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

N i fazz. 90. hUF 81 HasIstl. lI..
D. ard zHar tar usfe,. a. 81.
rs.a. .Hz .-~-siis sf t.iatn -sH a Irs--
n Fazz sf BsthF ..cur rt ID asI sil--
s.uaa Eurafrf
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

In your excellent plan of squaring
up accounts with the butcher, the
baker, the candiestick maker ON New
Years day, did You remember thr
editor OF your local paper?
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

Mrs +. Van : rein and daughter
arrived Saturday from Florida. For
he present they are located in the
~ponhsuer building where Mr.. Van
Stein has his new watch aud iewelry
repair shop.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

IHaEa 7na Aif- tirlh..ra ztsn %.
90 cH.aHHlng Ms Eswrns JunH4 g..
Her Mi-- Jsne. - -tsfrr 80
Nj tir herring uu. she hs- fnr
-.Hl. ul.sH b. brou sznut fsr the " e-
-" uipu tsiezra h company a.
FIHHHura
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

Mrs. H. c. Tapseor, is improving
slow wly from her recent illness. Her
daughters, Mrs. l. W. Jennings, Mrs.
Irene Mcdowell and Mrs. Chas
X arms are at her bedside.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

Those who received first grade cer-
tificstes AT the recest teachers ex-
animation were Mr. Lewis Barger
Of Pitkin and Miss Hattie Msddaugh
of Gunn,son.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

Thos FtavIn had a slight attack OF
heart trouble "Wednesday evening buI
recovered enough 10 report for work
last night after a two weeks lsy-on.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

M. ard Mrs. + T.. Roll movF0
their household fl .cts from Cre-rc.
Buttr to Cimarron where Perry BE-
now firing An engine on Cerro hill
They purchased the Mac Namer-er
house aud will make their home lher.
until promotion comes
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

Room : in the scott block is head
quarters for members OF the sunni
son County Stock Growers' associa-
ion when in the city. The boys
expect To make it the room of a
vial club.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

b. Rude, agent of the Stevens
Bros. OF Pueblo, dealers aud hides.
peils aud wool, spent part of last
week in GInuison buying up hides
aud tallow
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

Mrs Robert Potter has been in
Grand Junction spending the holi-
dsys. but Bob got word yesterday
that their baUy girl is very III With
pneumonia.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

The state Legislature will convene
Al Bson "Wednesday, JsBssry 7uh.
,,oseraor elect Peabody will be In
augursted on Tuesday follow isg or
the I3th.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

Nj iss Hazel Hartman eutertaiLs her
young friends this evening. Her
cousin Mi~s Mary lsrjmaa OF Mont
rose j. visiting her.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

Gee. arubam has becn recrestsng
"a Gunui-en this week Lately be
has been working the Syracuse tus-
Hel IA Mclpiyre gglch near Ohio
CIV
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

~ in while on duty this week. Mrs.
Francisco immt diateiy went To-
Paonia 10 assist ia nursing him.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

Misses Mary and kaIhriue Burns
have returned to fhcir studies At
Mount -. Gertrude, Boulder, having
spent Chris mas with their parents
Mr. and Mrs. James Burns Of Gunni-
son
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

Morning subject next Sunday At
Baptist church, "The Rev ard of Ser.
vice Evening, ~ by Should | be
a Christian?
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

DR. -auHssz hr pasu.s-- ueHra-l.
sHasH aH f.utsHl-.m. 49, - To-
Hsi-a LaAc.a ear b. aqssrfer- SO
or aass lr.aii uex frHast , JHsusr
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

The FIRST National bank alway =
makes holiday present 10 its pat
rous THIS year it was a handsome
and desirable pockeLbOOk,
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

Mr and Nrs. q. a. Ls~Foaae ~na
ss-s Eszer. sf CEs-sed Bstse sge.i
she hsllaay Weck base ~iah the
-{saHaers
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

Mr.. and Mr.. Jim Williams are in
town. They are spending the week
with relatives. Jim is now watch
man in the &. & :. yard at PitkIn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

Mrs. A. iartn - aud iittis
daughter, "a he weui ~ MoatrD-e ioE
the holidays retHrHod honsc Last Moe
asy. They had very esai .yabie
time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

Drleg1es fur Doe big stock grow
er'- convention a. kausas civ viii
plob4b.E start iram GuuHi-1u about
next saturday. week, or the 10. h
ANY Guuuis1n c1uuty stoc kman wish
ing ro 20 -haad e mmuuirate i'm
madiafc'y with Pres dent GiIlssJ.ry
- fha arranEeuaHt can be made.
M GiIIa-Pev was given power o
appoint aiternsrez sud some of tie
Delegates selected sre not going.
Boot. hnN~ -IHuut Jh- past week at