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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-02-02
Action of United States in Dealing with the
School Question Improves Faith in
Friendship with Japan.
PORTLAND Line TO RESUME BUSINESS.
Shipping between Portland and Honolulu will soon be in
Operation-Japanese Training Squadron Expected
To-day.-Honduras Lottery is Pau
ESPECIAL TO THE MAUI NEws.l

ESPECIAL NEwsl
Sugar. 1856 Beets S. I'D.
TOXIC Proceedings the California School trouble are
welcomed here proving the rmnes of friendships between Japan
and the United States
HONOLULU, Feb Capt Matson says Portland shipping
will resume business japanese squadron due here
NEW ORLEANS The Honduras lottery successors to the
Louisiana lottery has been suspended
YASNIA RUSSIA, Feb. 1-Toso is better
WASHINGTON D. c. January 30 The passed
an increase of
for Hawaii, making total of 100000
AMSTERDAM January is serious revolt the Kedyi
province of Java. Many Dutch have been killed.
NEWCHWANG January 29Thre plague at this
place
SACRAMENTO January Senate today adopted resolution
protesting the interference Japanese
school question in San Francisco
STOCKHOLM, January great Russian novelist and
social reformerls dying
SAN FRANCISCO January 29lbe
is devotng its inquiries the the Hartman
LONDON January Swettenham has withdrawn his re-
ignaon expressed regret at his action demand
the withdrawal Jamaica when thew were tbe
to give aid. The incident is closed.
WASHINGTON January 29secretary Taft has asked the
Senate committee thousand dollars
lo Tor Hawaii addition to the tive hundred sixty
sand dollars available.
COLON Panama. January 29Two hundred
are quaranned here smallpox having among
SYDNEY January bubonic have been re-
ported by the health authorities here
LIMA January GAN outbreak plague at this port is
spreading
CHICAGO ILL.,, January 9The company manufac.
uers have fined $4,000 law having
been convicted of importing English
SALONICA Turkey January filed with people were
burned here yesterday the buildings
BERLIN January 28 Emperor William fortyeiqhb
birthday yesterday by issuing ordinance waving penalties in all
prosecutions for emaese which aegnoran the
law.
ROME January 2A T sung of the Rome yes
terday honor the Kaiser who the to have
received this attention
who have been in conference regarding the
two countries have reached basis which drawn
subject to the approval President Roosevelt
COLOMBO Cyn January 28The Yesterday
at Point de Gales with her Her
been rescued by the British cruiser Dadem
WASHINGTON January 28The Panama
canal construction awarded to w D. Oliver
BERLIN January 26The victory for the
government The Socialists Reicbstag
with loss of eighteen members.
BELFAST Ireland January 26By to 90 600 the
Labotes rejected the amendments their party embop
in it socialsic doctrines.
TOULON January 6Fre government depots Yesterday did
damage the of hundred
injured.
GRODNO Russia January 26In yesterday five police
and prison keeper killed by was finally
suppressed by the police.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-02-02

Luckily for all concerned there
were no children on the streets.
The horses were brought back
somewhat tired from the run, and
that apparently is all they suffer-
ed. There was no damage done to
harness on wagon.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-02-02

after, until, he fell unconscious
near the reservoir, where he was
found short while after by police
officer Glenn Crowell. He soon re-
covered consciousness as it was on
ly fright and he was not hurt at
all.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-02-02
1t has become a common saying in

1t has become common saying in
Wailuku and other parts of MaIi:
If you can not get what you want
in any other store go to the Maui
Drug Store they carry everything.
While this statement is as true as
it IS hattering we would respectfully
suggest that our friends and patrons
come to us first, thus saving them
selves the trouble of running from
store to store without getting what
they want.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-02-02
TERRITORY OF HAWAII, Oc
COUNTY OF MAUI, %

c. D. Iufkn Cashier somny
that the above true to the best knowledge belief
G. d. LUFKIN CASHIER.
Subscribed and before this End January
JAS. N. K KEOLA, Notary Public Sec, Circuit
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18

What II
developed Nse creek, h~ssA ~ the CRYSTAL
co"ny This taken cs te showing the
drill work and the DERRICK making lift block u
marble the Rvss Msre
the f Marble bus Ssd tie handsome he
all sides stripping all done snd I puts
and blocks split with plug and tshe the
yard where five Thousand csbs feet already
The broad railroad has been completed Marble and
will but
enslve holdings Of the Colorado lule
Talking Col aud Crys
River who few days he tells that
ple buildings and electric power plant will be shortly
and work proceed large rcsls Recently Col made
hroagh the visiting marble from Alabama Vermont
did he lind
lule creek The price marble has
few 1t is found that fire prod building
passed Of 1900 degrees required
marble, while between and GOO and
sandstone little above that Then well
In Vermont quarry found
from three This had orders
aggregating millions of dollars
The Crystal River ~ land ~ pure white
marble and 10 Of vaagaed, sad black
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18
The Normal &hooi

1t is to be regretted that the very
wise recommendation of Governor
Buchtel in favor of more state nor
NAL schools did not include immedi
ate commencement OF work upon the
Western Slope Normal established
at Gunnison in 1901. 1t is quite
probable, however that the governor
overlooked the fact that the state
had already invested $500 here,
that the progressive citizens of our
locality had donated a 40 acre tract
of ground very easily worth
several thousand more, and in fact
that Colorado owned between five
and seven thousand dollars worth OF
property in one of the best possible
locations for such school.
II is of the highest importan cc
that vigorous action should be taken
to at once bring these facts striking
ly before the Legislature and the
people OF the state Senator Sapp
and Representative I.ehrritter are
doing all possible, but the chamber
of commerce. the city councIl. coun-
ty commissioners and public spirit
ed citizens of the town and county
generally should at once move To
this end. Normal bills are being
introduced from Trinidad, Durango.
Pueblo, Grand junction and in fact
every quarter Of the state. They
are being pushed too, and we must
get started at once or be left. 1t Is
to be hoped that our sister towns
upon the western slope have learned
the lesson of two years ago and will
relinquish in favor Of Gunnison
as the original site. for it is plain
that if this is not done. there is no
hope of any town here securing the
school.
In time there should be normal
schools in the vicinity of Durango.
in the Arkansas valley. in north
western Colorado and on the west
ern slope at Gunnison. As condi-
tions are at present it is right and
proper that the school at Gunnison
having already been established and
grounds laid out should receive the
first appropriation.
Put YOUR shoulder to the wheel
and help push
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18

'unnlson, iOlO.,
DEAR Sir
La spite of the fact that many of
our mines are starting up and pros-
pect ls good for a general revival Of
the mining industry in Gunnison
county, a great many of us are not
thanking the smelter philanthropists
% for this, but on the contrary ques-
ton whether we have even begun
to get square deal. Why does
the Gunnison miner not work ? Near
v all our ore carries lead, copper
and zinc, but runs low in silver and
gold. When the miner ships his
ore the trust paws him for copper
Sl.75 per unit if his ore runs FIVE
per cent copper At Sl75 per
unit we get 1915 per hundred for
copper which is worth $500 in
New York. For lead they pay you
the same way. If your ore runs 30
per cent lead which would be practi-
cally 1000 pounds in one ton at New
York prices this would be worth
$1,000 At trust prices Of 50 per unit
you will get s21 80. If yonr zinc
runs over 10 per cent they will take
all Of it and charge YOU a penalty
besides for treatment
The secret is that the trust paws
the miner less than half what his
ere runs and collects an Illegal re-
bate from the railroad. The miner
has to pay both transportation and
smelter charges out Of his less than
half values.
Still The Elk Mountain Pilot tells
US what glorious thing it is To
send Guggenheim TO the senate
Does any sane man oelIeye that Gug
genheim is going to the senate for
the good OF the miner or of the state.
but rather for his own good. The
Pilot goes on TO say, When he did
not belong to the trust, how fair he
was in buving ore. We might ad-
nit that, when he was working the
other smelters, until he could get
the trust organized and under his
own control
\ GorHIc MINER
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18
ThuhD 4 1naianun ooAus ~ 9Ek

TIE Nsws-CuanPtcx k~csatly q
copy Il the - called "Apt~ai 10
RsasoE" sas kandsd sae With . re-
ases shss ] pe~d IL ] would asose
fsua a. ssticle ~,th s<leseace ~ the
Mover Haywood snd fettst'oae case
IN whsch The sstkas saws. ''Aclsrt-
lsnd's lsoa~s (ti.ss these ssea wosld
keas tor the nardsg Il Gov Sseun-
ssl.rss of IAshe) made god. then
wsse tks worksrs 81 the country =
h0sAs II csn, n aaly ~ tsed oa
The u9sls 81 pstr'Ssd capital.
So~s psnpas NAY he inas eaced
bs sscA lsassAae - th.s ~t,ch hs-
- . soAs II s.scesesy IN 1t but !
wosld ss.psctislly ssk the leople
vho might reed TIE Nsws- -Chsm p,on
- cell - tbs sbose Rsased perer to
stop ose psiHsse and inqaire of
tkensslsss ~bss co~ld make it posi-
We Ss sksse men To be hanged re
aasdLess Il their lnaoeace Moth
IRG except the very thing which
theue same socialists voted to bring
sl,ost in the state II Colorado this
fall, . regime Il courts which know
~ s0ch thing ~ constitution OF lsw
except that which suits their con
veniencs and pleasure The only
res~on they gave for their action WAS
that they might make things ~ bad
that the people would rise mp in
their might aud oserturn them. A
reason which certainly smacks Of
idiocy.
II seems strange that men and
women who want things 90 bad
should he howling about it if they
get it, ! do not for a minute pre-
tend to pass upon the matter of the
guilt II these men or to know any
thing about the show they have for
a fair and honest trial bu, if they have
no show whatever they are just in the
boat that the socialists seem to he
trying 10 build for us.
A READER
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18
Mcrgelman-Grcen

At the Presbyterian Parsonage
last Thursday Miss Abbie Green and
Rudolph P. Mergelman we're mar
ried by Rev. J. D. Henry. I'm
mediately after the ceremony the
couple departed for the Mergelman
ranch on the lower Gunnison where
they will make their future home.
The large circle of acquaintance
which both young people enjoy and
the high estimation in which they
are held by friends, makes it a
pleasure to echo the best wishes bv
which thsv are attended.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18
Crested Butte Telephone Company
Elk Mountain Pilot.

Elk Mountain Pilot
Articles Of incorporation of the
Crested Butte Telephone company
were filed with the Secretary of
State the first Of the week and the
directors for the first year are; J. ID.
Rockefeller, :. {. Robinson, Y. T.
Me,zlsr, A. Taylor, Ira Sigman and
Chris Diehl. 1t is thought that as
soon as may be practical, will COM
mence the construction Of line be-
tween here and Gunnlson TO which
point the Colorado Telephone Co. are
now heading from Monarch, a small
town about - miles from Salida.
This company we understand are
interested in a new line to Crested
Butte and will furnish all material
used IN the cons ructlon. taking stock
in the company for payment Alter
several years boosting for IT, by the
Pilot, there seems To be some tangi-
bic belief that the line viii be con-
structed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18

The Isabella Tourist Club will
meet January 22nd at the home Of
Mrs. Erma Miller. Program: Sketch
Paul Lawrence Dunbar, Mrs. Miller,
Hi. place in Literature. Mrs HYATT,
Recitation, One of his poems, Mrs
Sweet. Talk, Evolution of the Mod
ern Shoe. Mrs Land.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18
Sunny Side Poultry ards

Fine thoroughbred Buff Orping
ton and Single Comb Leghorn
cockerels, hens and pullets Tor sale
In making up your poultry yards
for the spring if you are interested
in these splendid breed. ] can show
YOU some Of the best blooded chick
ems in the state Call on or write
to Mrs. S C. Fisher.
Gunnison, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18
CA4Sv0 SUS
0.n0 6ds lsOliaa. = q,
NssAs6 IauiuiGaina Nuunu.nb

lA-morrst,c useuskess a tpasA hosse
sad seasse vossd HHsnIoo~sty ts
kx-Gosernos Chas ;. Tkosaa- -
their csad,dsa~ fos ssnssas 1r
Tko@as ds.nrsss cell II the dsao-
csscy and II " " he seeusssA thss
~ dess aH pspsssset Culos>do IN
che sss.oasl sssssst'ly.
Ga T sssdss .he sals II sks ssasAos-
ship from Cosossdo 70 S.~oa G~G
ssakeim 0ss rss,Ssd, osly s~e ~
pshl.csns 90, Il ~ dsriAe ~ Esep
Ssessor AIexssdas slsho~gh sick
vroas . sAsoaG ba>r aseosscsRG the
s.k and ReFssssesssive Vssns~s
sHsds . sPleaAsA s,>scA dseosnciae
GSeasakssa ed his sspPorssrs sad
60 fs.sk GosAy. Mr. N..sost y
hssrtily ssppsssd BY psopss shvos&h-
90 nslss co~ssy. A asns~r Il
asss u.ssssAas hevs hss. hsld at
which uepShlicsas s.A dosaGrsss
visd With ssch c4Asr j. prs'sing his
splsod,d ssanA asai.st corrsption
The vote saooA, 6S for Guaesaleim,
- for c. Tho~aas ssA for Frsak
G. Gosdy Thew wese three desso-
Gratis who - there wss no po~sibll-
ity Il the eIectioa of Thomaa, voted
with Representative Vincent as q
compliment.
The Legislature hes appointed a
committee to investigate savings
bank receivers. Normal bills Hrs
being presented from practically y
every town in the state.
Senator SApp. who wac in our
city the latter part Of last week, re-
ports that prospects are good for
much valusble Legislation during
the remainder Of the 30 days ss~.ion
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18
DeeastsneoA a ths IsGesios
SxCRETARY's OFFICE

oACkEtARN OffNE
WAsHINGroN, ID. c., JAN. ), U7
OxDER.
Tke Com,nissiosses Of the General
.laoA olkCq,
IN: RsSssSas 70 IL circ.l.r Of
isstrwcsioes 70 sPecisl agents II
your Office, approved By NE On Jan
uary -, 1904, relative 10 their duties
sndsr the sct Of February 25, 1885
(23 Stat, 32D. eatitled AN act to
psevent unlawful occupancy of the
p~blic lAnds." yos ere advised that
ssid circular 10 hereby amended and
modified Is follows:
1t shall be the deity of the special
agent on receipt Of any charge on
complaint or upon information be-
ing scqsired by him from any source
that an unlawful inclossre 10 being
maintained by any person or per
sons, association, or incorporation
to at once proceed 70 secure sufficient
data, including = description of the
lands inclosed, with r ,asonable GER
taintv, not necessarily by metes and
bounds, nor by Governmental sub
divisions of surveyed land, but only
40 that the inclosure may 10 identi-
fed and the person or persons gull
ty of the violation, as nearly as may
be, and by description if the name
cannot, on reasonable inquiry, be
ascertained, and to at once submit
such case, with data, thus obtained,
to the United States attorney Tor
prosecution.
1t shall he the duty of the spe-
cial agent, and he shall be instruct
ed, TO be alert and vigilant to detect
the existance of unlawful inclosure
in his district and to proceed in ac-
cordance Herewith As hsreinabove
directed, and that he il not to con-
strue his duties as requiring that,
before proceeding in the matter OF
an unlawful incloxure, there must
first be filed with him formal com
plant by some person or persons ac-
auainted with facts, but it shall be
his duty, as hereinabove stated. to
take the initiative himself
In this connection you are further
instructed, by direction of the Presi-
dent, to at once notify all of the
special agents and receivers and
registers of local land offices through
out the United States. and to give
the widest publicity thereto that the
provisions of said act of February
. 25, 1885, for the summary destruc-
ton of Enclosures and obstructions
existing in violation of said act will
he rigidly enforced on and after
April 1.l9o7.
Respectfully,
f. A. HIrCHCoCK.
Secretary of the Interi OF
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18
0ilaW NuaB

M. Ci.ss rsrksaGsa. "a. born
" hsaasgbsaais AsG. =. 1871 ssd
A.sd in Dssvsr, Jsa IN. l~a nj
7::yz 10 sAs sssaiss. sssA rs ysss~,
5 ~ossk. 80 5 aass. She with
her yuassass oosed 10 essthssH ksa-
sas ia sAs spriag Il lss. sad hate
N lsss ~ came ~ CsAorado whore
che has siace lived On tAs tselfth
Asy 81 hsy. iAsl she wss n.rr.sd
70 wm rsstiaGsos s.d they lived
- OHIO Csty fs Elk .ossks, vhsa
sAsy moved ~ hr. TssAi~xso.' .
rssch = QsastsS Il Rtlr bsloW Ohio.
Two vsan lsser tLsy moved hsck
isso Ohio City wkrse Mr. rArkiAG-
s"s wess lsso The Esscery bsssass~
l'sss,oss 70 her marriage she had
scasd - sasisssst postmaster sader
nr ~. Tsrkiaxsoa Shortly after
~ov,as bsck 70 the city she became
pasaasslss ny Mr.. Tsrkins,oa ne
s.e.iaA u ~ Iav< ssd hold this
oliss sstil ksr death.
Alssys . loving, ckserfsl d,spo-
sstioa shs msds frisnds whersvss
che lived sad q her death left mal-
titSdss II fr,eaAs - mourn her loss
The fxnersl servess were held in
Pitkia sRder sks ssspicss Of the
Rcheksh's Thsckla Lodge. although.
she wss . member of the Nashti
Lodge Of Gunnisoa. Rev webs'er
ol Gunnisoa, Who 10 at presen, hold
ing msstinss in Pitkin, spoke in a
very toschiRG manner Of the beau
tiful life which had been brought to
4 clos.
Shortly after going to Denver, she
and her husband joined the Method
,st Episcopal church and % whes
the summons came she was prepsr-
ID aud welcomed the release from
terrible suffering which she had en-
dured for so many months
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18
STo0GR0V15 @yuG
Thy osa 0ekess. Asss0 ~
sey 0sv, - rek ss9
0aaaan CanssAly

The raidwsater sas-tiRg of GWa-
aisou cosn,y stock xrosers wss
held Ut the district coart room So
ardsy ~lth fAir sttsn daass II Hss0-
bers II Was evident thss every
bodv 10 planning "a cpainG 10 tows
fr Estrsy hay n~St Friday sad q
that time large deIes.tioa will -
~ 10 Ilcuver aud stssad the ssocA
shos. state aad aat,oaal coa veatioss
and other b,x m..-t,nxs schsdsIs1
for the USek
The InsstiRg wss called 10 order
BY Presidoat Giliaspey I. "
Gray read fhe call for state cpnvsa-
ton II the ColorAtl H,rse sai Cat
tie Growers association, which saea-
tiossed . large aamher II ,,aportans
matters 10 be considered
Tseassrer Hsury y Lake report
cd I 4lO93 % hand, floo of which
wss isa'asdiasely paid for annual
dues il the state organization. With
curreat collections this loft sbost
$50 in the trsssary, bot della q
tls5 still due on notes at the bank
The dance co,am,tt<e from last Get
tlsmen Dav ball had turned in .
balance Of 4l36 - above expenses
la discussing Estray Day it wss
decided by rising vote that every
ranckman should have his e~trays
cut out from the herd and conven-
isntly correllsd near the road.
As delegate from the Gunnison
association 10 the American National
Live Stock Association. T. W Gray
was unanimously elected To the
State convention % representatives
were allowed.
Delegates elected were ~ foIlows:
W. A. Gillasrey, T. W. GRAY, +, T..
Lightley. A. T. Hyzer, J. V. Mon
roe, r. H. Andrews, G. L. Stone, W
r. Hartman, c. r. Stevens, n. 4.
DartIett, @. w. Eastman. J n Har-
ria, L. A. AcGreeor, A. w. Mssosl-
ass, b. r. aaFp. ". A. Wiliis, Wa
MclDosowch, Walter Wilson, Thns,
Roberts, c. King.
The following resolution MAS Sa-
animoasly adopted, beins moved by
W. A. Gillsspey.
Resolved, that we, the members
of the Gunnison County StGk Grow
ers, in convention assembled, do
hersby extend 10 the News Cham
pion and Gunnison Republican and
other newspapers = hearty vote of
thanks for the many fsvors received
OF them in the way Of notices Of our
meetings aud other favorable men
ton.
s. f. Land suggested action in
favor OF an appropriation for boun-
ty on wolvss, coyotes, etc. Wyom-
ing pays $4,000 wear for this
purpose In Colorado the prsda-
tory animals are rapidly increasing.
There is a bounty law on the books
but no appropriation for the purpose
which has always made it a dead
letter The following resolution
was then passed
Resolved, by the Gunnison County
Stock Growers Association that we
are in favor of, and ask our present
Legislature To pass law for the
destruction of predatory animals.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18
Church OF the Good Samaritan

Services next Sunday. January
2Oth will be held as follows. Sunday
School 10 a m. Morning service
and sermon II a IN. In the after
noon at / o. clock Sunday School
missionary service viii be held to
which all are invited.
+. v. Bacon, Pres in charge
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18

Tomorrow large crowd leave for
Montrose 10 Join the Knights of Col
umbas Those going are, Father
kipp, Fred Winters, Matthias Schmitz,
T. OLeary, T. Kennedy. Geo Nc
Carthy, Palmer Nader and Frank
Nader.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18

Henry Bartlett has purchased his
old ranch at Doyleville along with
the horses and machinery of J. v
Monroe. Mr.. Monroe has kept the
cattle and will remain on the ranch
for at least another season
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18
Don't Bother to Bake

When you can get excellent bread
pies. Jelly rolls and fruit cakes at
the Home Bakery.
MKs. MAY WMkER
DIR. Dunkel's building
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18

An elegant line of piece goods tc
select from for suits or overcoats a.
The Fair. J NJ Allen in charge.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18

A b. Warner has gone to the
Lake Fork, where he will be with
the Kellogg sawmills the rest of the
winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18

ND-Blaek fascinator Owner
may have same by calling at Mrs.
Yates millinery chop and paying
for this ad.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18

Mr. and George Estes expect to
leave shortly for a visit to Illinois
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18

Miss Nelma Eastman is the guest
of Miss Hattie Nader.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18

A son wsa born to Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Forrest.
The South Park coal mine at
Baldwin WAS farming out 40 cars a
day.
George W. Petit sold out his real
eAtAte and insurance business to C.
7. Sills.
John Sanboargh, an old time min.
er of Crystal WAS blown up in his
mine by . premature blast and al
most killed.
A. X. Stevens was chosen chair.
man OF the board of county com.
missioner. Mr.. Pearson of Pitkin
took his seat and Charley Bieble
withdrew from the board. Dexter
Sapp was reappointed attorney for
the board. l.. Grasmuck was coun.
ty physician.
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society Items
Wedne sday night about thirty
Eastern Star ladies gave Mrs. Celia
Mullin a surprise prior to her depar-
ture for Mexico. Luncheon was
served and the ladies' enjoyed them =
selves to the utmost.
"Wednesday afternoon the Method
ist Aid Society met with Mrs Geo
Estes 1t being the birthday of Mrs
Jos. Blackstock the ladies presented
her with a handsome creamer and
sugar bowl A dainty luncheon was
served by Mrs Estes.
A.rs. II. B. Lewis was hostess at a
delightful party Wednesday after
noon \ large number Of ladies nc.
cepted her hospitality, and were
entertained by cards and fliuch A
luncheon served in attractive stvle
crowned the afternoon pleasure.
Mrs Henry Purrier gave tive
pleasant dinners last week The
first on Friday evening was for the
high school teachers and the one on
Saturday was for the teachers of the
public schools Mrs Purrier is
known as a delightful hostess.
Last Saturday q few of the friend.
Of Evelyn Miller were invited by
Mrs. r. N. Boyles to spend ths
afternoon at her home as a farewell
to EVELYN who va. going to Ohio
Her playmatSe had literary pro.
gram conducted by Margaret Collins
They gave a very pleasing variety ol
songs and declamations, after which
refreshments were served. all ex.
pressing their pleasure to Mr..
Boyles on their departure, for a very
pleasant time. The children were,
Evelyn Miller. Zelma Mckee, Clara
Boyles, Waunita Boyles, Margaret
Collins and Norma Collins.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18

Horace and John Curtis Of Paonia
are in Gunnioon on business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18
-rVUsTY WARS AGO. :

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