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Asbury items.

The community seemed to have en-.
joyed the Holidays fairly well.
The school at this place is flourish
ing under the skillful teaching of Miss
Floy Norris. Of Lavonia, Georgia. She
is loved by all her pupils for her kind
words and bright smiles.
George Gaines, Of Levonia. Ca, hal
moved back to his old home.
j. Wesly Todd spent Christmas al
Jake Martin, of Columbia, is spend.
ing while with his uncle, John Mar.
tin, of Deep Creek.
Arthur Erwin, of Belton, spent the
holidays at home.
The Misses Gordon, of Clemson, have
been visiting Miss Ula Tate.
Some of the young people enjoyed g
pleasant day Monday with MIR. and
Mrs. Arthur buchanan, of Autun
Among some of the guests present
were J. A. McCrary and lovely bride
Of Washington. u. c., Mrs. Lille
Blease and brother, Jack Summers, OF
Newberry, Miss Floy Norris of Lavonia
Ca, Clint Summers, Jr., of Autun,
and Sammie jackson of Asbury.
The community wish the editor 6
Happy New Year. X.
jan. 3, 1908. .
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Clubbing Offer.

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City Council Fayors Permanent Work.

monthly Gy Sy.cetnx aGnHc held a. ns ast ffa' nsh
unanimously decided to indOrse the
submitting to the freehOlders of the
city petition asking that an election
be held on the question of issuing
bonds of $4,000 tor the purpose of
OF paving the Court House Square and
leading from the Square as can be
paid for with the proceeds arising from
the sale of these bonds.
The Council was unit in the mat
ter: The Mayor and every Alderman,
and nll we're present, were of opinion
that the people would not be satisfied
with any temporary work, but expect
ed and were willing to pay for street
improvements that would be perma-
nent.
A resolution was adopted authorizing
the drawing up OF the petition, which
is to be circulated by the policemen.
Aldermen Ligon, Holleman and Bris.
sey were made committee to inquire,
in the meantime, the relative cost of
belgian blocks and verified brick.
Mayor Sullivan will act with this com
mittee. The matter of annulling the
$50.000 of Black Diamond Railroad
bonds was also placed in the hands "
this committee with instructions to
take such steps as may seem best to
them, under the advice of the city at
tOrney.
The impression prevailed in tho
Council meeting that there would be
no trouble in annulling these bonds.
The city attorney, who was present,
was also Of this opinion. remarking as
these bonds were never issued and no
rights to anyone having accrued under
them. (as no part Of the consideration
Of their authorization h8. been per-
formed) the repeal of the legislative
enactment authorizing the election.
together with all ordinances bearing
upon the subject, would effectually re-
tho bonds, if any now e1iets.
a number of other matters of minor
Importance were considered by Coun-
Gil, such AZ petitions for water mains,
opening of street through u part of
tho premises Of Mr.. j. r. Clinkscales',
and the adoption of an ordinance regu-
lating the flushing of sewers.
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Fine Enough for weddIuu Cake.

Or any other cake-and still the best
flour for bread. biscuit and everything
else. That's what "Clifton" Flour lie. an
all round Flour that will never disap-
point you no matter what you use 1t for.
Buy It and try 1t. At the groceries Of
John @. Osborne J. NJ. Patrick In Ander-
son.
Sullivan Hardware co. have q large
stock Of Nursery and Crate Tenders.
The children are much safer and there is
less danger from the hre rolling on the
floor by using one OF them.
Everybody wants Pocket Knife.
Sullivan Hardware Co. have large as
sor tment of carefully selected Pocket
Kn Ives. Also O: full line of 6ciss DIS for
the girls and ladies.
Sullivan Hardware Co. have some ele-
giant sets OF Carvers beautiful in design
and Of best quality. One Of these sete
would be greatly appreciated by any lady
as Christmas present.
Churns-H you want Churn that will
bring the butter Of half the time, see
Brook Hardware Go. and get one of their
Cylinder Churns.
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At Hymen's Altar.
RAGSDALE AND LABOON.

On Christmas Eve. at the beautiful
country residence of Mrs. Van Iaboon,
in l!rnshy Creek Township, beautiful
wedding took place. The day was
cold and the wind sharp and cutting,
but within warm fire burned and
around stood many invited guests. At
s0clock p. III. tho organ penled forth
the wedding march, Miss Marion Pick
ems directing. In few minutes MT.
John c. RagsdaIe and Miss Josie La
boon stood under beautiful arch of
luce aud evergreens. Rev. ID. W..
liiott, assisted by Rev. Loudermilk,
performed the ceremony Then came
tho supper and I. supper sure enough it
was. You may talk about your French
cooks. &c.. but the supper at Mr.. Mat
tlson,'s and the one at Mrs. Laboon's
could not be surpassed by any kind of
II cook. A very large crowd was pres
ont to enjoy the pleasure of tho occa-
sion. a real old time country wedding
with the. genuine old time hospitality
IIa real treat, and one who has the
pleasure of attending one may count
himself fortunate indeed.
Talker.
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Lowndesville News.

Mrs. H. G. Fennel, who has been
very sick for the past week, is SLOWLY
improving, and her friends wish her q
speedy recovery.
o. Ficquette, who has been occupy
ing the Franks house, has moved into
his new residence on Depot Street.
Vess Bell has purchased the Franks
house and moved in, and j. II. Bell
has moved into the house vacated by
Vess Bell
Dave Scott, who has spent most of
his life here, has moved to Iva. MIR.
Scott is 81 good citizen, and we COM
mend him to- tho good people of Iva.
Mrs. Annie Mess and Miss Louise
Murphy, OF Anderson, spent yesterday
very pleasaEtly with Miss Lii Hucka-
bee.
Miss Jessie Clinkscales is in town
with Mrs. Il: d. Cooley. also Miss Lois
Robertson, of Abbevile.
Mrs. B. Bolin Allen and children
spent several days last week in Ander-
son with relatives.
Mrs: Kate Boyd. of Mt. Carmel, and
Will Taylor. Of the Ridge, were mar
ried last Wednesday night at the resi-
dence of Sam'l Barnes, the Rev. Barber
officiating.
Misses Barton, of Anderson, spent a
few days of last week with Miss Vera
Allen.
Prof II. T.. Brooks returned yester-
day after. spending the holidays with
his grandmother at Warrenton.
Miss Lila Ellis returned this morn
ing to her home at Due West. after q
visit to the family of Maj. F.. w. r.
Nance.
Ralph Mason. Of verderey, is now
clerking for j. T. Latimer, where
ne Will be glad to see his friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kay have issued
Invitations to their silver wedding on
the 10th inet.
Charlie Horton. of Savannah, spent
Christmas with his sister, Mrs. Fannie
Horton COlyer.
Miss Mary johnson, of Chester, is
visiting her aunt, AIRS. J. B. h:oseley
L. j. Baskin, of Moffattsville, has
been in town for few days.
Mrs. Ardra PRESLEY, of Anderson,
returned to her home Saturday after a
in Elberton. Vedie.
January 8.
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Corner Creek Comments.

The merry holidays of 1902 are now
events of the past. Our young people,
Of course, had n most enjoyable Christ
INNS. Parties, dinners and social gath
erIngS were numerous. We nre now
ushercd into new year, and the future
only remains tO tell what this new wear
may bring forth
Many visitors were here during the
holidays. but all have returned tn their
respective bones. So we aIe Mll ready
Tor wolk. asitl with our "neW" Iesvlu
lions anu Win lols Of energy we are
fully prepared To battle royal"
We have experienced some blustcry
weather here Ot late, but this morning
the clouds have flown away and the
gun shines again.
Our health is good and we are all
doing we'll.
Miss Eugenia Robertson. of Abbe-
vile, is visiting in OR midst, the guest
of her cousin, Miss Modena Bigby.
Miss Robertson is winsOme young
lady and is admired by q host Of our
young people.
making the Land of Flowers" his
home for the past sixteen months. re-
tnrned last Friday. He will try old
Carolina again.
Wayne Elgin, principal of the Cold
Springs school. spent the holidays here
with friends and loved ones.
Hugh Bigbv and wife, of Pelzer, were
here for the h"li6ays.
Miss Leila CarWile returned 10 her
studies at Due West Saturday. after a
most pleasant C!nistmas here with
home folks.
Mr.. and Mira. G.. ~. Gassaway, of
Nova. visited relatives here last week i.
Eug. az CGwile leaves to- morrow for
Houstw. Texas. tn make his fortune.
Wisl the lnIetlixencrr q prosper
Ous and 'py NOW year, we nre yours
very truly Tyro.
Jams, 1898.
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TOwnyiIle Notes.

Miss Flora .Mckay, of Mississippi, is
Waiting Miss jamie Gaines.
Mr. Morgan, of Iva, is visiting his
father, Rev. j. II. Morgan.
Henry Crooks and Halle Grant,
visited Mrs. Bell Grant, of Seneca
recently.
Mrs. TheO Fant, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. J.. b. FELTON,, at
H0nea Path. has returned home.
W. N. Bruce, one of our best citizens
and most prosperous farmer, has pur-
chased q farm near Oakway, and ie
moving thereto.
Mrs: McGee and Mrs. Bird, of SEN
eca, visited w. T. Hunt, this week.
Miss Lula Boggs is visiting the fam l.
lly or Kew. Willis Abbott, at Seneca.
j.. +. Campbell, spent day or two in
Anderson recently. Pansy.
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When you want good Shotgun or
Rife do not fail 10 call on Sullivan
Hardware Co. and inspect their line
lfynn want to buy Harrow or Turn
Pinw Al II sacrifice see tho Brock Hard
wnie ca.
AxeA-If lou want an Axethat will
.t"nd any timber try our Knot Chopper.
Brock Ha'dware Co.
Just receive ed Two Cars OF BuRgies. all
prrea-$35.O0 for Top Buggy up.
Vaudtver Bros. & Major
Well hnckets and valves for the :Iunr.
tauburg Patent Well Fixtures can alwnxs =
be found at the Brook Hardware Ok.
Refined. up.to date people always want
the boat. GALL CHER BROS. are.o.
knowletget1 to bt among the best PHO
TOGRAPHERS In the South. The, do
not waste their skill on cheap, fad. nn
trash.
We cell tho heat and lighteat draft
Mowera on earth. Come aud eee lh+ til .
Vandiver Bros. q Major.
Merchanta. % You Handle Shoea2
We are selling agents for J. X. Orrs
celebrated Advertised Red Seal Shoe1.
Boston and Atlanta. This Lane cOln-
prises everything from the cheapest
Br"gan n the fisest hand made gOods.
Our mems Kinx Bee 70 retail at s.. 80 aud
Ladit*' Qns..n Bees to retail ut So SO are
the most elegant and best advertised
ol'r'~ ON 'tIo aTnet. EVory pair war
rant@d. Wo ask merchants In need Of
Shoes tn call at our office and inepoct
this Line.
WEBB & CATER,
Commission Merchante and Eill Agents.
Churnsi Churnsi Churne! A lot OF all
aizes of the celebrated Cylinder ChurnB
juat raceivad. Brock Hardware Co
MONEY 10 LOAN-A few thousand
dollars to- lend on Land for clients. APP.
ply b B +. Martin, AttOrney-at-Law.
N'w is the time to get good Pocket
Knife at YOUR own price ffom Brook
Hardware Co.
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The satisfaction or shaving with good
Razrr will be greatly enjoyed by your
husband or brother. If you are puzzled
tn know what to get them for Christmsp,
select a Razor and Strop from Sullivan
hardware Co. and be assured that they
Will be pleased with such a gift.
w. III. Shearer, Surveyor, Yon will
find me at Dean & Ratliffe's. Long dis-
tnnco Phone at my residence.
CONVEYANCING.
The undersigned respectfully asks the
patronage Of those who want correct
work at a modest cost. Deeds drawn.
mortgages drawn, contracts drawn, onds
for titles drawn, abstraots OF titles fur
ntshed. Also correct information ax TO
real estate mortgage Indebtedness. Con-
tracts OF all the ''Oii LII. e. Life Insur
Hnce Compauies explained and made
plnin. Office at present at the Intelligen
Ger Office. l.. E. Norryce
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CONvEYANCING.
A Card.

\ grea' pnrtlo.: of The original .tnck Of
Wilhi'" & White having been disposed
of Al In measure r-plenished u ith new
goods, everything ~ now offerad ut re-
duced price. A few articles suitable for
Christmas presents on hapd-lO aud Is
CENTS each. Wilhite Il White.
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COAT.I' * f Lowe to J. J. Dob
bils' staD.o ). a. . .r0.
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We're tired of answering questions!
"Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer"
means that you don't have To paint your
house SO often. and you don't have to use
30 much paint. Costs less for the lob,
and you don't have to do the lob 80 often.
The new paint Is not now at all. It's
the biggest selling paint In the United
States, and the firm that makes It Is 149
years old.
Devoe Lead and zinc-fewer gallons
than mixed paints, wears twice 40 long as
lead and oil.
Have You a Critical Eyer
Things made Of "Clinon" Flour pre.
sent an appearance that will charm your
critical eye and at the same time you will
M nave the satisfaction Of knowing that In
this Flour none OF the helpful strer 9Th
ening elements Of the wheat have been
lost: Try this Flour and be convinced.
Sold In Anderson by John C. Osborne and
J. N. Patrick.
A Tool Chest full OF all kinds OF small
tools. just such as would be wanted by
your small boy can be found In the stock
ofSullivan Hardware Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-12

A LL WHO k:ep posted i'll eAa-.. to min A ing developments in the Warren dis;ric
 are aware that rich discoveries cf ore have been made i'll the hills just north ot Calumet Addition. One of the.c develop ment companies, the Calumet and Pitt >burg, will lr mediately be organized into 6 minirg company Other development companies whose properties also lie just north of Calu- met Addition will doubtless form mining com panes soon. This means immediate employ ment If many and constant incre Sc in the number of employees in these mines. They will live mainly in Calumet Addition because 1t will be THE TOWN OF DON LUIS. Be wise-get in at the beginning. Buy lots next Monday ard in a few years hence you will reap big returns for your foresight.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-12

The NaCo Water COmpany's Water will be piped the traG Work Oi la, ,ns the pipes starts to-day.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-12

WYE HAVE told that Calumet Addition going w favorte place in Don Luis budng atra?ons and and to these offer
 are gen9 to gHe M as p1es t9 h9ss @ who will build resder
 This anount is to be divided int9 eight fat orize to be builder Calumet Addition one ines The" will be bees nromnent citizens Their names well full nacuiar governing be made known n the grounds day of the sale -
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18
HINTS From Sapsncro


~ d. Harris and D. Peterson were
HT.aI Denver HIag as witnesses
IrfUaIr AIR 60 a suit with the
government boz regard o.. rImlar cut
rmG
-anHE getting r H. taa rage
.u ~aH.uT
b. HaI T- DOB town tH.-ueek. His
=HrGHHI arm b. improving
~IHur. was STRUCK with % cald
snap rhl- week. C..I and e.rar. llts
% aH-t anI gary IaHIa a"w
Mrs Lmer-Hu Carr passed through
~aumerl yesterday aa rura t1 Gun
U.-au Orb visit friends "a l.v davs.
Mr. Greenland. our .II operator
bn- gone 0 Denver fora f4w davs
aeaftm aud Nr Meek from lola has
aam his place
a new change has been made in
aw U1-t5.ica, Nr Greenland being
removed from bis operating office
has signed his J.. % duties over in
Miss Jennie McNean favor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18
PoNa hmn-


A -asar.ias
H -la af h.sd
"a F r l,unusan
H
I vhsz ua'
-. H
T D. EH rs dung H.- aHHaal a.
a-. #H a lFHa Era
V B-a Uaer tbe Lake
b s l. raH eHesf a' 5'iz- Cora Catibs
Mrs H EaIssa AVID Nr Clyde
MatHE hr tr DuHu-su Tues
dag
uarv ~hHaHf Hr Tuesday tor
Canon CTv who're hr vd. spend the
HHHirys
Gur N.t5rarr aHi ~aaIbf HYDE
sr. IHE -ua vHrs Hn mining
.I1m Her ~auagr
AIlHH-r uHf very large crowd
a.nH.ai tHH-. vhH aii q O. hear
Miss Nsl- sH.ak a.=r Iae-iay even
rE Ha.. uHI HErulEI Do.
MA and o. b. UHTHE passed
r IeIHrHrH #H IHer Way o.
aa1II-.u .a-f wHga
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18
AROlIN haFPeu1nE> "A epF IesG.
n x .ud Villages and k.pert. .f
rnTTNTX * SuHHtsesitss Abroad.
Lo~eF Csaanon y.l.Sv hesns-

p Iiaiaiiaaisaii tiiEfaa7l1ilIlIlafll1fa
Iaf weok ea4oc thf saa maE
afe - the 4csth q Ian.ss Nea.t
eaau- uha heei 81 Briagor N -.
taa Mr csthcrsan pas r..e "a.
an q b ~ Cooper aua Iaage- 4
WIN and threc ciillreu b. msara
o. =s
Misses SYLVIA and Carria rr..b4.
o are new puaii- 81 sehal this
uaak
b n tsupcr EXPERTS b. shir threr
Car- ai eaffie O. Denver fhe Ia-i af
fHf wefk
iae annual christmas entertain
msaf BY the schall Is heiua pra-
pared and viii BE- rendered neyt
Thursday aiterna8u
The 1eifers place al the mouth
at Beaver creek Is naw owned M
lrlh1se1e af Ouray who taak pas
SESSION about two weeks ego
Aessrs. Prank Andrews and Non
fr actiregar 81 the Ceballa st5uuei
vtH r H Andrews "Wednesday
ugai 1u tbsr return from Guuni
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18
Mt Carbon News


Iha strikers at this place have rn
turned Jo work nI given the conn.
Uauv until JAM l-t Fl. mukaa settle
mw and tla deputies hnu. uarn re-
moved and every rllaZ l- quiet
>un.f Watson returned SATURDAY.
.rm d trip n rae southern part #.
I.e static.
ID IaI'Lmr is furnishing The H..
..r ru. camp and whatever Ha,.
brings Iu l- .I the BEST
The I.r.. -mufHr. arI Mrs JIM.
h'nz. Ir quite -Iea and ai-rauvar
f- considered very Ha1taL
sam i..-.r U.Nr nun .r.rr b.
.ao tae county metropolis ind -..-.
several days fle Gr-raIf.a ua.
Several aI our -a.r.- a-. .a+ .
bear hunt We tGiaa H..r .r...-
IaatIv safe a- t.ar ar. l.. .-..-
..r bear Halr
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18
a TimeIr snrre.tinn-

This i- tbe season af the year
when fhe prudent and careful house
wife repluisbe- her -uprlval Cham.
berlUu Cough Remedy ID i- prr.
tain t1 De- ueeici before tba winter
I- over and re-aEs are much more
prompt and satisfactory whom Do is
KEPT ai hand and given rs -H1H as
the cold Be- contracted and before DO
has become settled iH rhc system
lu almost every instance a severe
cold may De- uarlel uf bv taking
this remedy freely ais suan as the first
indication of tho raIi appears.
There is u1 danger In giving IL To-
child Tor If contains uo harmful SUBJ
stance ii Is pleasant 90 take both
adults and children like it. BUY t
and You viii gel the best II always
cures. For sale hv all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18
boy leville Doings.
.LlamnIm OorI..nunaenee-


Not being able 10 get cars ON the
ID. a r. q. the surrounding ranch
men have been greatly Handicapped
and suffered quite loss from ua.
being able t1 ship their has as c1n-
uueted It surely is am imposition
to have r1 depend 1a railroad taa.
can mot Furnish moro cham eight car,
m one month
Preaching at school house SUNDAY
hy Nr Meadows
Mrs Bessie E1w-ar and children
returned from Gmgi-1u "Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs d. a. Mcconnell
drove 90 1unI-a Monday returning
Tuesday.
81 N Monroe s. IS. Masters. and
lL b HlrImm returned from Kan.
-l- City last Friday
N L. Bennett went tr Nu1ru-a
la-r week tn purchase cattle which
Do" will ~am aava shipped m
w. Sewers Wa- called cast Wed
ue-.ay evening hvrue illness fHi-
son who lives m eastern kansas
A. T. Bartlett ma1 fa Denver
"Wednesday evening uu business
g. J. Bartlett W.IIa take charge afm-
business while Euua
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18
D.strist Ceurt.

a very Short -pecial session ai
district c1urt was bold Monday iu-t
bong enough o. iiseharge the jury.
continue che case af the Baldwin
taal c1mpaHy y- che e. q : rail-
road uufII che regular April term
and give y ~ FuIier Judgment
BY dalauit ai about S2l.396 aga.u-s
che lHferuati1uai Mining COMPANY
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18
w a WatI,arITI ,nI otberg /,

w G Wetherlll and others Of
Denver have forwarded plans 10 local
parties lar fine club house. 10 be-
built H the Gmuis1n this next
spring The probable l1catiau will
be at Riverside ranch although Mr.
Estes has uat completed arrange
meut- with them a- yet u win be
"a hog cabin 52E22 feet ul tine inside.
The attractions af Gmaislu as a
smmer resort are spreading over
the world No finer fishing country
exists and for ult Of door summer
summer recreation 10 can not he ri
vailed
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18
Better Than a Plaster

4 piece of flannel dlmuracl with
ChamberIaiu's Pain Ham and bound
ou the affected parts rs better than q
plaster for a lame back and luruams
m the side ar Ghost. Pain HaIm has
mo- superior as "a Imminent Iar the re-
lief Of deep seated muscular and
rheumatic pains. FOR sale by an
druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18

81" mIr"E" fle appetite and
strengthen rna digestion rra hr
doses .t Chamberlain Stomach -aI
lAEer Tablets NrJ.II. >rz
Detroit Mich says. TIrr -raa--r
my aTpetlte when impaired reIiar.I
me ut a hlaated feeling and caused 4
pleasant and satisfactory rrra-.
q the bowels. There are people fr
TINS community who need fusf such
a medicine. For sale bv AM drrr
glstS, Every box warranted
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18
New Years Dance.

The GUumsaH Women af Wood
craft expect ia give am annual baIl w
New Year eve and hald thslr tr-t
annual this year Do Will bs u
N1olmm and Eeimeu halls au8
wlII UHiluhtelly De- 90 fuug climax
ta iHa Festivities ID haHIay weak
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18

George Farnham has been In Gun
nison this week with a sore arm
caused by an accident in mining at
Ohio CITY. About a ton Of rock fell
but he escaped with only a few
bruises on account of most Of the
weight being DETECTED by timbers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18

a glass or TWO of water taken half
Iu hour before breakfast will usually
keep thc bowels regular. harsh
ratbJrtic- should avoided. When
d Trgatiye t- needed Take Chamber
lau- Stomach and Liver Tablets
They are mild and gentle n their
action For sale bv an druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18

W. H. Turner came from the Bee
yer creek country "Wednesday, having
completed Dis annual work m min
ing claims iu th1f vicinity TIE eN-
poets o. return fr a Few DAYS gu1
then go back ta bis home at Canon
City.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18

Christmas services viii be held I'm
the II Z. church next Sunday morn
ing. Subicet for sermon, The full
ness of Jesus. Special music for
the occasion. In the evening the
pastor VIII lecture on America s
New Mission.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-12-18

j. +. keblgr aud Jos. Ball of the
e. j. a ]. company passed through
Gumlsm this morning EN- route for
the Bute-.