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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-06-06
NORTH CAROLINA LEADS.
Produces More Mica Than Any
Other State In the Union.

Although classed as one of the lesser
minerals, mica is of considerable impor-
lance in the commercial world. Its
chief value is in connection with the
electrical industry, but 1t is also used in
the manufacture of stoves, lighting APP
paratus, wall paper. lubricants, paints,
boiler covering, fire proof apparatus,
etc. About half'of the mica consumed
in the United States is of home produc-
ton; the other half is imported, chiehy
from India, though a small amount
of ''amber" mica comes from Canada.
The states contributing TO the home pro-
duction IN 1905 were, in order of rela-
tive rank, North Carolina, Colorado
New Hampshire, Georgia, South Dako-
ia, and New Mexico, over two-fifths Of
the whole being credited to North Caro-
liza.
The mica deposits of Western North
Carolina have been examined by sever
al Investigators working for the State
Geological Survey, and witha the per-
mission of the State Geblogist, a brifs
paper on the subject, prepared, by Mr..
Douglas B. Sterrett, appears in Bulle-
tin No. 315 of the United States Geolo-
gical Survey, Contributions to Econo-
mic Geology, 1906" A detailed report
will be published later by the state or
g~anizatiOn.
Active mica mining has been carried
on in North Carolina for the last Sc
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years, though with varing degrees of
energy and success; and the remains of
ancient workings with crude stone stools
around some of the better de poslts, ug-
gest early mining by the aborigines or
prehistoric people. 1t is claimed that
the earliest mica mining in the state
was done in Jackson County in 1867, by
a Mr.. Person of Philadelphia. In 1858
Mr.. Person had seen a specimen of mica
at the State Fair at Columbia, S. c., by
D. d. Davis; and nine years later, when
the value of mica was more fully recog-
niZed Mr.. Person started operations in
Jtc1son county on prospects known to
Mr.. Davis. After q number of years
depression, due TO low market values at
q time when India mica was imported
into the country in large quantities, the
production is again increasing, and old
and new mines and prospects are at
present interesting many companies and
private cyncerns.
Mr.. Sterrett's paper discusses briefly
the occurrence, distribution, and origin
OF the mica-bearing rocks and the min
erals associated with the micas and des-
cribes the principal mining properties,
Persons who are interested in the sub.
lect may obtain a copy of the bulletin
by applying to the Director, United
States Geological Survey, Washington,
D. g.
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handkerchief's at ........... ........9c
Ladies purses and hand bags worth SOC
every second n 80. .....,.....9c
Ladies shopping bags price 25c every
second one
Nine cent picture Bargains, a
grand collection of framed pic
lures, Dining room pictures,
Juvenile subjects landscapes etc,
pictures worth Is to Csc at nine
cents.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-06-06
CHINA WARE.
PLATES q PLATES

China plates semi porcelain plates 6
inch plates z inch plates s inch plates
8 inch plates breakfast plates dinner
plates supper plates cake plates fruit
platessbread and butter plates and still
more plates some at &c and some 2 for &c
Covered vegetable dishes worth 75e
every third one. s.9c
Cuspedors worth S5c every second l &c.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-06-06
GLASS WARE

Glass ware department., here is where
the magical nine shines in all of its
glory And just At the time everyone
needsglassware
4 good full 81 OF 'tumbler for Sc
o onA. d;aLo @-h 80 90
2 handsome cream pitchers........-.. &c
we only have iOd:of these regular
price Zoe each vel q g A
1 spo DON holder s.41so .:.." .9c
1 handsome goblet. &c
1comport. . VI. ~ ~ . . .".....9c
! Mug.""...% .s..s..I I'LL ...... sc
One sherbert cup.." Sc
Large assortment of Gold band goods
worth up to zoe any piece for &C.
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IA t1L = $ . -, E.zsJI 81
AMPSI LAMPS!

Who wants q So lamp, Tor &c. The
Rayo Lamp nickel font B& B burner,
every fourth one SC. Here is a"chance
for four householder to get the. best
lamp made for Co. ~ ~ @@F4s
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w. F. Edwards spent Sunday at home.
Mr.. Edwards has several contracts in
Greenville.
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TOWELS.

On Monday as a special we are going
to sell 100 regular 25c towels at ....9c
SO Turkish towels fine bleached size 2Ox
A, extra heavy long thick nap, and SO
buck towels size 1885, l pair of each,
four towels, no more to a customer, at
each .......... &c
we will sell you less but no more than
four These towels would be cheap at
Csc,
Lots of other towels worth 124 TO Is
and zoe, all you want at SC any day dur
ing the sale or while they last.
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FRIDAY, JUNE 9TH

OnNenF FRIDAY Morning our doors will open upon the UNIQUE I'M CENT SALE Wmhw will continue 6rO
r. @Thswn be mo fm mtn trhng@ wnS one fhe most satisfactory ahs@ T held in Hmdsovme
In mrynsans the bargain border on phnmend and the offering throughout WILDE thoroughly Sensational Articles
haddf orr 12c Ike mad 2c will yh omn this sale having their prices cut down na Gel level w NIGH
euhhm nh the nua opormM@o hs sale whaH hea PehNea Jev@m hedromTr BUTT no Unnecessary
READTHE TEffS BELOW. You will ind hem interesting and Reasonable
s Cor1eEarIy Friday Morning, June 9TH, 1907
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HOSIERY

Look what the unique 9 will do for
you in the Hosiery line. Some of the
prettiest patterns of the season in lace
and drop stitch effects worth 124, Is and
zUc L........."...... ...... ....."...... &c
One special lot of extra fine
ladies fast black hose, elastic top mar
row foot and ankle double sole extra
spliced heel and toes worth 25c while
Mems fast black seamless ribbed hose,
mems fancy pattern hose and mems drop
sLlGcn nose....... -. ............ &c
Regular values 124 and I5c.
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NOTIONS.

Just a few we have many more equally
good look for the nine cont sale.
Hard rubber combs z iuch extra heavy
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-22
SOUTHWESTERN HAS
BOUGHT MORE
TRACKACE ROOM

The private Coudcroft with Supt Hawkes. aboard here
work under being pushed with all the possible
the company
round house the akage being
shortage Of difficulty and the railroad max
ing this handicap. Everything
being employed
The Southwestern has this acquired
grounds for rackage extending of
securing plant will total trackage of eighteen
grades being possible every being
ready for the volume business that inevitably coming
freight division which
uy
Tucumca is be division after July This give
railway day os July and
Ito month the
most prosperous town n New Mexico.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-22
Tucvmcnri Growing.

Tha: Tucumcari is growing can
not be denied when one knows
what the townsite people are do
ing. All sorts of additions have
been added since the first of the
month. Barnes has plated SO
acres; Gamble 80; Highland Park
80; MCGEE Second Addition 40;
Goldenberg Southwestern Ad-
dition 40; Street 40; Thos. Flatt
80, making total of 44o acres.
A large amount of property has
been sold in these various ad-
ditions. Houses are going up
everywhere and the rush contin-
ues unabated. Tucumcari should
reach 5000 inhabitants this year.
w. A. Jackson is building an
Office on the block south of the
Glenrock Hotel.
Thomas Flatt who recently sold
his homestead west of Buchanan,
to A. A. Ball real estate man of
Clayton. left Thursday for a
months vacation at Silome
Springs, Ark.
A. A. Ball is plating the tract
bought from Thos. Flatt into town
lots and will put them on the mar
ket Immediately.
Hon. J. E. Wharton, attorney
at Alamogordo, and w. E. Dud-
ley of the Mounted Police, same
city, came in yesterday morning
and Mr.. Dudley went out south &C
miles on official business.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-22
Bay View Club Entertains.

The ladies of the Bay View Club
gave banquet in honor OF their
husbands and a few friends at the
Rock Island Eating House on Fri
day evening, June I2th. The
tables and dining room were taste
fully decorated in white and green
(the club colors.) Excellent piano
music was rendered by members of
the club. An excellent program
was rendered, after which refresh
ments were served consisting Of
chicken salad, Saratoga chips,
stuffed olives, boiled ham and fruit
Sherbert. The following members
present were: Mesdames Lipscomb,
Hargis, Donohoo, Pring, Koch,
Brewer, Nichols, Street, Chenault,
Goldenberg, George and Hauser.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-22
TVCVMCARI AND
QUAY COUNTY
rAphically and Co rrectly De.
scribed in Special Edition Of
the News and Times.

In twenty-eight page special
edition profusely illustrated, the
Tucumcari News and Times tells
Of the rapid growth of its town and
the resources and opportunities OF
its section. The edition is print
ed on book paper, is neatly made
up and the ads are we'll set and
numerous, showing that the paper
enjoys good patronage which it
certainly deserves. The News
and Times is the official city and
county paper and was originally
the News, only recently having abb
sorbed the Times, a rival weekly.
The special edition especially
treats of the great agricultural
possibilities, sheep raising, the
cattle industry and hog raising.
Large half tone cuts are brought
into play to prove its statements
and convincing figures relating to
the above, named industries are
cited which cannot fail to interest
the homeseeker who contemplates
locating in the Southwest.
Tucumcari is but FIVE years old,
and like the proverbial western
town has enjoyed a mushroom
growth. 1t is the county seat oi
Quay county, and is located at the
junction of the Rock Island, the
Dawson and the Ell Paso & South.
western railroads and is the termi.
nus of the Choctaw Tucumcari.
Amarillo extension. 1t is an incor
porated town, has electric lights
water works, telephone system, ice
factory, cold storage plant, public
school system, handsome cour
house, two banks with more thar
quarter of million dollars de
posits and population exceeding
1900.
The situation OF the town il
picturesque being at the foot o
Tucumcari Mountain, at an alti
tude of 4 900 feet. The surround
ing country is an undulated prairi
intersected by small streams ant
the Canadian river. The averag
precipitation for the past FIVE year
has exceeded twenty inches.
That the News special write-ul
of that section of New Mexico will
do much towards attracting settler
and capital goes without saying
Its efforts are we'll worthy of emu
lation by other Territorial news
papers. rs.-Santa Fe New Mexican
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Subscription $500 a year.

J. l.. House, the U. S. Commits
ioner at House N. NJ, was in the
city yesterday and left for home
this morning. Mr.. House was
among the first settlers in that Sec
tion of Quay county and for Sc YER
al years owned the only sheep
ranch in that locality, but since
the homeseeker invaded the land
of sunshine he is giving away to
civilization and has gone into the
land business and is making
money. He is U. S. Commission
er and has had a postoffice estab-
lished named for himself, and the
country is settling and prospering.
He says that where two years ago
there was nothing but sheep and
cattle now there are any number
OF homes and more being settled
every day. The country out there
is level and the soil is fertile and
is producing we'll. The thing
needed most to benefit that section
is good roads to enable the settlers
to get to town and they are in
hopes that the county commission
ers will get busy and make q road
that the people can travel during
the next year.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-22

A few days ago there was an ar
ticle in the Santa Fe New Mexican
that was knock to the post office
at this place. The report showed
the receipts in this office less than
last year. This is as far from the
facts as day is from night. The
facts are that the Tucumcari Office
has increased 37.27 per cent this
year over last. That is the report
for 1906 and in the first half OF
1907, or up to June this year it
will show an increase even greater
than that. Where the thunder this
report could have come from is a
mystery to A. r. Carter, the post
master, who feels little sore over
the matter. The indications are
that this Office will double in re-
ceipts two or three times within the
year 1907. 1t will be an accommo-
dation to this post Office if the New
Mexican will correct this erroneous
statement.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-22

The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Presbyterian Church will be enter
tained by Miss Maggie Teller at
the residence on the afternoon of
the 27th inst. at $3.50. Visitors
will be made welcome.
Theo. F. Melchior in charge of
the bridge gang on the Dawson,
at present at Bascom, was in the
city Thursday Quitting with sup
plies for his camp.
The Tucumcari Trust & Savings
Bank is this week publishing an
amendment to it's original arti-
,cles of incorporation and increas-
-apital stock to $50, 900. oo
Ike prosperity.
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statement.

Joseph Wertheim, who is here
now little more than a year from
Carlshafen, Germany, with the M.
b. Goldenberg people, tells US that
he is as we'll pleased with the land
of Uncle Sam as a man can be, and
from hence forward he is a citizen
of the United States.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-22

Sol Jacobs with the Rose man.
ufacturing Co., Dallas, Texas,
sold goods here Tuesday.
San Jon is going to have a brick
yard and lime kiln. One of the
citizens out there is putting this
enterprise in. A Mr.. Moore is the
name.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-22

A. d. Goldenberg is in Topeka,
Kan, this week on official busi:
ness with the board of directc
the Rock Island Ry. Co.
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e. Z. MuollOr ..

News Champion Correspoadence.

News Champion COrrespoadeAce.
Sunday, July :
Strawberries are turning cut very
well this year
W NJ. Tanney made a business
trip 10 Somerset Friday
Maggie Haight visited Somerset
friends last week.
Paonia has been under quarantine
on account of diphtheria
The celebration at Somerset on
July It'll was a decided success.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas May were
Somerset visitors one day this week
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lew. Jones,
June 2Sth, q nine and half pound
girl
The surveyors are now at Bardine
They are intending to start to work
soon
Mrs George Reed of Somerset en-
tertained James Carey and family
the Fourth.
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NevsChsopaoa CssrsspsaAsose.
Nonday, Jsly 8

News Chs0psoa CssssapsoAsnse.
Noadsy, July 8
Very high water and poor iishins.
Frank Crazy is working for Mr..
w.. l.. Perry.
John Brsnz - ct Gsnnison tax ins
in the celebration.
w. c. McDonoAgh went to SaG-
ssche Wednesday last.
Sima Moore has pctsrned TO IN
home on South Beaver.
Henry Roberts and wife made Q
trip to SAgssche last week.
Ars. W. L. Perry went to Gunni
son on Mosday to spend the week
Of the celebration. With Mn.
Perry were Juan and Frank Qain-
tana.
Ed. Murray and faDily of Mofatt
and George Anderson Of Villa Grove
pessed through our town last Sat-
urday on their way to The Cochetops
on a camping and fishing trip.
They expect to be gone ten days or
more Saguache Crescent.
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Some Of the Advantages Gained by Re-EnameIine
Teeth, over the Old Method Of Dentistry

j. This method is practically painless, and does
away with the dread some people have OF dental
chair
2. The tooth when Re Enameled, looks per-
fectly natural and cannot be detected from any
other natural tooth in the moath
}. This method is the strongest wav to repair
bad teeth and saves the life and blood supply of
the tooth. by saving the nerve, and keeps the
tooth healthy for many years.
4. Any tooth can be saved BY this method no
matter how far gone it NAV be, providing the
root Is sound
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NewsChampioa CorrespoaAeoce.
Wednesday, July d.
L. 7. Merrimsn and family spout
the Fourth ut Gwnnison.
Most II the Bowerman people
went 20 Waunita the Fourth.
Charles Britton has started work
on the Midnight property on Cop
per mountain.
The Abe Lincoln will soon start
the mill ~ they are breaking ore
in No. , tunnel on Copper King
ground and started to haul the ore
today.
l.. G. Reynolds and Glen Robinson
both from Lansing, Michigan, sre
hese bnokiag over the Pisto psop-
erty for the helsora- Bas~ick N.
and N. Co.
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~y0Vu81
News-Champioa Correspondence.
Wednesday July 10
Yrs. Wm. Knode end daughter
returned 10 Gannison Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mn. Bob Mcconnell Of
Gunnison are visiting at the Ever
green ranch.
Fred Strong of Denver, nephew Of
Miss Rosedahl, is visiting at The
home Of ". A. johnson.
A large crowd assembled at the
old Anderson ranch for . picnic on
the Fourth. They report a good
time.
Mrs. earn Bartlett, accompanied
by Mrs. Douglas Hatch and h.r
father. W. l.. Bennett, left for Den
yer Monday, to receive medical
treatment.
The dance at Waunita. July 4th.
was well attended. over 200 people
sitting down to the supper which
was served a. midnight. Many of
the guests stayed until the evening
of the 9Th. Mr.. and Mrs. Turner
are excellent managers and fully de-
serve the patronage they are re-
ceiving.
Monday, July 3rd, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. johnson entertained At their
home on Hot Springs crock in honor
of the tenth anniversary of their
wedding. Many games were played
and q dainty lunch was served.
Tin utensils galore presented
by the guests to their hostess Great
ed much amusement Those pres
ent were Messrs. and Msedames J
b. Turner. Bob Mcconnell, Clarence
Mcdonald, J. H. Shuckhart, A. H
Mcconnell. Mrs. Stephenson, Miss
Rosedahl, Mrs. A. E. Desc ombes, g
A. DesCombes.
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News-Champion Correspondence.

News-Cha Correspondence.
Wednesday, July 10
Emerson Carr was in town Satur-
day.
Mason Smoot is helping G. Cab
rielson to fence his ranch.
c. Il. Hoecher was here for his
mail and supplies Sunday.
c. W. Carr and c. p. Foster OF
Olathe, Colorado were callers here
Tuesday
John Clark of the Carpente l
Group was down for supplies AND
his mail. Sunday.
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NeWsNhaRptOo Corr0a0OoAeoce.
Wednesday, July 10.
Grant Youmsn left for Lake City
last week for supplies
George Foster is down from Den
yer for few days visit.
Cathedralitss celebrated the fourth
by picnicins and fishing.
Ncs~rs. T. A. NcGregor and l.. +.
Miller went to the coanty seat on
the 9Th.
Outsiders in the valley for tho
Fourth were Geo. Patz, Lake City;
II. Terrill and wife, Fred Ryder,
Lester Lee, Creole; Lamoy brothers,
lola.
Powderhorn people gathered
sbost two nilss up beaver creek
I'D AslA . picnic Jolly eth. A good
csOwA ssd jolly tiae wsse in s~iA-
sacs. In the eveaiag thsse VS. .
display Of fire works at tho hall.
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News-Champion Correspondence.
Monday, July 8
Mr.. VIM. Skinner was a visitor in
town to-day.
kasper Pressler is here from Mt.
Carbon on business.
Russell Shaw left for Gunnieon
to spend the Fourth of July.
Mrs. W. r. Mcdonald left today
for her home in Crested Buttes.
Superintendent Sampsel and con
Owen have returned from Gunnisoa.
Evan Williams with his family
will occupy one Of the Owens cottage
this summer.
Mrs. William Harris arrived Sat-
urday and will visit her parents At
Hotel Kelly for some time.
Hon. J. A. Lehrritter 10 having the
Harding Cottage prepared for frieads
who will spend some time here.
Hon John A. Lehrritter and wife
arrived Wednesday from Gs..isoa
to remain at Irwin for the sumoee.
Archie Berry Of Rossland, Bsitisa
Columbia arrived to-day. and will
visit With his Amt Mn. A. r. Shaw.
Frank Rockefeller j. in town %
inmedisaely start up the sswmill.
Ssddenly however Mr.. Rockefeller
has beea taken i'll from breaking 9
match in his ear and left for Crested
Butte to have it extricated.
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OAyto0
NewsChanpioa CogreapooAeocs.
Wednesday, July 10
]. Edgar Harris is now visiting At
Gunnison.
- Mrs. c. f. Dwyer and daughter
Margaret have gone to Montrose for
= few days.
The Fourth Of July was colebrassd
here BY nearly al the people On tie
Lake Fork. Picnic, horse racing.
booking contest and foot races were
held during the day, and = danes
was held At the Bird Cliff school
house At night
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ALSO at the hossss Il j. J Cobb, July
9Th, in the evening ball WAS given |
aud = good attendance reported
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COAL. COAL, COAL,
ParSons 4 Ferguson.
De + NJ i :; tt iisT

DIR he be Il intervals
Work and will
% any on who shes t
Of oand il hinvent
Enameng method
will gladly further
The Re Ena%ne method saving teeth invented by
Chicago and he
States This method saves almost any tooth no how badly
usefulness and othek
II the tooth dec.ye badly broken be built
side covering has become black d.odored
6ese 9sseo6 - rooeosSa0 0o0neS Oocxis
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NeUs<AAHS6aa Cunsuwunnna
vsd.asA,s. Ssk3
No EsAsl A4llss ssssz.sd t.
Aay fsosa . weeds sisia ~ TsnirAi
sslhy
1he GnsuAsa Cask = pssanuinG
nsssey. sae sAagd o.ssiag 49, I'D
~ n,Gks
I'd 4Albpr cd lola WsR~ ~
tseded tbs cAsssvsri s.d sasus,~e
party ssves J l.. S.essas - Sssde
lsss Fridsy evening"
Johs Wslkss ssd Walssr WHOA
have Employed sksir spass 49, she
p.ss week in filing thr med hsass
In our Lcal rusds: sa,d sksy co~ld
NOT afford 10 risk their eisl's >srks
any Ioa0er
Those II our number who d 10,
csse to ssssad the ceksl,spsioa IN
tosn - OssssAg up . pscaic eassy.
Ne have many ksausifxl Svvsss On
tAs hanks q The ss..A ID 0sanipan
1sksAG sdssl rsCair ssossAs.
"Wednesday JOY 10
Alfalfa Lsyiag co.msscss .sst
week.
N. ~sA Nv billy SpsAs s.d
baby spent >'...dsy q Jsx Cshia.
Mr.. c. u. Millsr y sy,sAias -
week With Mrs.. Lee lnAman q OAio
crssk.
Everybody and his kivsA ,.aa ~
busy csltivstiaG and irrie.siaG %
tatos~.
Mrs., T.. q. Ssevess sad Nr. ed
Mr. T.. Ssevess we're csllers Asre
last "Wednesday.
A crowd went down 10 visssss the
Gsan'soa fireworks, which were pso-
nosRcsd first clss..
Mrs. ). B. Ostcalt and dasshAsrr,
Fernzelle and Ramona rscsoely
made q horseback trip thso~xh
Spring creek basin and Taylor psrk
J. A. Walker and Miss Ethel Nil
ler atteeded the hop in town wAile
z. q. Miller, 4. n Haymsker, Ed
Miller and Miss Mabel Wilson won't
to Jax Cabin,
The glorious fosrth' passed. very
pleasantly. Plenty Of crsckers, but
no one hurt. The picnic was de
clded Success, although not 70 yell
attended on account Of the Gunnison
celebration.