Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-20
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oSosr sA~sts ~
A. no one here ha. the courage 10
- married. de or he bora, news
iaD0s sse scarce but here are q few
We heard one unmarried lady say
sAat this heinS leap yssr she had
fsliy decided upon entering . n.stri-
oneial career but the recent wife
kilIias man,A had scared her oa;.
Nos tsAe courage dear Miss, and
pssss your suit for the craze Is sub
siAaaS and wlll be all over by the
sioe you eet your eosrting done.
Our merchanis. Ae.~s~. BAuer,
Vol and Nsederhut rsFort bssinsss
. littIe dull. This 10 the most en-
cOsraslns thing We have heard late
". ~ IT shows we are NOT 20 far out
Il the world but what the financial
nvrry affected us; and that is better
than some others for no one has
Asard Of ANY our banks busting.
iehrr from having too little cash or
40 much.
c. A. Roberts who has been very
III since the middle of January 10
able to be on the street once more.
We are glad to see him out again ~
it WAS feared at one time that he
could not recover.
A. L<lune Of the BIlstered Horn
has BEEN spending several days in
town.
Otto Ieichleighter, who 10 ably
Steering work at the Gold Cup left
Wednesday for visit 10 his home
in Pennsylvania.
Mrs J. Nisderhut left Monday for
. visit with her son in Denver.
Pat Tomney is very busy man;
he 10 filing . contract for cord wood
at the Blistered Horn.
Ashby johnson who has been with
his parents in Gunnison for several
weeks returned Wednesday. We are
always glad to zee the boys come
back. lie will take his old position
At the Gold Cup.
Mn. L. II. keyes, who has been
almost N invalid for three ye&rx, 10
mech improved and her many
srisads hope thst she will soon Be
restored to perfect health.
The recent heavy snow has given
oar mail carrier some serious trou-
BE. Monday one of the horses gave
ost completely and the driver, f. o.
Churchill, was compelled to leave
him in the snow all night. We
wrote . fine obituary but can make
no Hse Of it, as contrary to all ex-
pectations the horse was found next
morning on the bare hillside rust
ling his breakfast
Alex. Parent, the snow king"
has made regular trips to Dorchester
bat somewhat behind schedule few
times.
John Hines and Harry Humphry
are working the Maid of Erin locat-
cd on Boulder mountain and owned
by the former.
Jas. Garden has been working
his claim in Horseshoe Basin all
winter but has laid off until the
roads are in better condition so that
rails for the track can be hauled. He
left Tuesday for Denver on import
ant mining business.
At Pie Plant small force of men
are doing development work for the
Woods Mining company under di-
rection of Henry Larson. The sup
erintendont, Mr.. Compton, is in the
east formulating plans for the work
the coming summer As spring ap-
proaches the outlook for another
good summer is very promising.
City election will soon be here.
There is strong talk of voting it
dry this year
4 number of the younger social
set were out serenading Wednesday
night, but as they did not stop at
our bungalow, cannot give names OF
the merry party.
The little folks are having the
time of their lives this spring. Fri
day evening the 9th Edvard Morr;s
entertained them superblv at the
home of his parents with stereopti-
con exhib. ton. Saturday evening.
the l4th, little Miss Abbie VOL
gave a graphophone musicale" an
instrument on which she plays
beautifully Light refreshments
were served at both parties and the
boys and girls enjoyed themselves
as only those in childhood can. They
were admirably chaperoEed on each
by Miss Revno1dS Tbosa