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The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20
Round Trip Winter Tourist Rates, The
Gulf Coast and Mexico.

The Colorado & Southern hos placed
on sale very low ronnd trip winter tour-
ist tickets to points in Texas, the Guli
coast, Florida, Cuba and Old Mexico
These rates are on sale daily until
April 30th. and allow liberal limits and
stop-over privileges. There are also at
tractive low rates to the City of Mex
leo via the Calf tours, going or return
ing through Cuba and Florida. For
booklets, call Oh your agent, or address
I. Z. Fisher. General Passenger Agcut
Colorado and Southern Railway, Dcrvr.,
Colo.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20
EAoIE

Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Barthoft old
friends of Mr. and Mrs. A Lumley,
arrived on No. 3 Monday morning.
They left for Seattle, Wash, Tuesday.
A. Lumley went with them as far as
Grand Junction to visit his son Charles.
DR.. Clayton was called up the river
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Arthur Koonz Is sick with a sore
throat, Monday and Tuesday, but is
better.
Charles Gordon drove down from
Brush creek Wednesday in a binding
snow storm. Snow fell all day on
Wednesday.
Gideon Lumley and Ed Squires drove
down from the sawmill on Wednesday.
The stork appeared at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Graham, near
Eagle, Feb. 6, and left q baby boy
all doing nicely.
Mrs Grace Hallock OF Basalt arrived
in Eagle Thursday night and was the
guess of her friend, MISS Willerts.
She left for her home Sunday morning
Miss Lena Leyton came in on No
3 Friday morning and was the guest
of Mrs. Rose Fulford until SATURDAY
morning.
~ Tnlr
a, and Miss O'Dea, arrived from Min
turn Friday morning as the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs Terrill of Minturn
came in on No. 3 Friday morning to
attend the dance given that evening
They were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Dice.
at the dance given Friday night by
the w. o. W.
Mrs. jess Sherman and Mrs. Good
rich left for Leadville Thursday night
TO ATTEND the funeral of Jess and
George Sherman 8 father
a jolly party of young folks drove
to Gypsum Thursday nigh. to attend
the literary.
John Green brought his wife home
on No. l Friday night She is i'm
proving fast.
Miss Alice Thoburg has been very
ill under the care of DR.. Clayton but
is improving at this writing
y joint card party was given by
Mrs. Louis Schwarz and Mrs Tom
Dice at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Schwarz. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. R. P. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Lumley, Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich, Mr.
and Mrs. Sproul, Mr. and Mrs. An.
drew Christensen, Mr. and Mrs Oscar
Kemph, Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Glenn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Thoburg, Nj
and Mrs. Louis Schwarz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Dice, Messrs. House, Mayer, Ran
dali, Sneve and Ditts.
Jesse, Walter and Dora Schrayck
attended the dance Friday night.
The dance given Friday night was
decided success. The music was fine
and there was good attendance
Joe Harris has been quite i'll for the
past week, but is better at this writ
ing.
A birthday surprise was given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs NJ. Fulford in
honor of their son Harry, it being his
10Th birthday. The young folks pres
ent enjoyed the evening, which was
spent in games, etc. Those present
We're Misses Mahoney, Harris, Ella and
Mabel Lamming, and Marie Ftlford,
Mrs. A. Lumley, and Messrs. Bert
Wolverton, Sproul, Cole, Ward, Red
mond, Taylor, Lyman, Kracaw, Muller,
Somers, Arthur and Harry Tandy and
Charlie Fulford.
Mrs. Charlie Gordon left on No. 4
for Red Cliff and Leadville-
Mrs. Conger, who has been here on
a visit, to Mrs. Tom Dice, left on No.
4 for Pueblo.
aNT1rPa
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

The Grand Junction Chamber of
Commerce has extended an invitation
to Clifford Pinchot asking him to de.
liver an address in that city following
his visit to Denver Word was receiv.
I'd Wednesday that Mr.. Pinchot will
visit the peach city.
sl5.25 toCheyenne, Wyo., via the Rio
Grande Feb. 2lst ia Gath, inclusive.
eRturn limit Feb. eth.
H. G. Overlook has made some fine
pictures of the bridges of this county
Two sets were secured by the commits
sioners to be used in efforts to get a
state appropriation.
This is to certify that put the beans
in the bottle displayed at the Poseof-
flee bookstore, and sealed the same and
that no one has counted the beans.
tSigned), G. GIRARD.
Glenwood, Feb. 4, 1909.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres.
byterian church mt at the home of
Mrs. William Cross on PitlGin a!ells
Yesterday aftefn' IN.
@. T. Williams c.nd family of Salida
arrived in Gl.Anynnd fha fir4t nf the
week.
AUTOMOBILE RATTLE Tickets
for sale at Voriea' bookstore. Tickets
800 each
At
$1,000 to Denver and return via the
Rio Grande Feby. llth and 18th.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

Mr.. and Mr'. Ben Lynch of CaIiff
they called on local merchants
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20
JOE NEWMAN COMING

The Methodist choir is planning 70
give a concert Friday evening, Feb
ruarv 26 which will prove to be an
entertainment of superior merit an
one which should be well patronizeJ
Those who will participate in tt
entertainment include some of II
best musical talent in the city and Il
affair will be under the direct supe
vision of Mr.. T. p. Geoghegan VIII
has had much experience in musica
lines
Another feature which should make
this very attractive entertainment
is the fact that the talented Joe New.
man has been secured to sing several
songs and give one of his inimitable
monologue stunts.
Mr.. Newman is well known to the
people of Glenwood Springs and his
popularity increases with each visi.
ne makes to the city. Further an.
nouncomcnt will be made later.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

Havn't heard of any one complain
ing that their neighbor was too s:ingy
TO give them the measles have you?
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

Ed s. Hughes and family are spend
| ing the winter in California
A. f. Stream of New Castle visited
friends in this city this week.
%
NJ st. John of Leadville was a
Glenwood arrival "Wednesday.
Commissioner Diffendarfer visited
the county hospital Thursday.
G.. B. Christensen of Leadvillc called
on our business men this week
James Gamer of Milwaukee, Wis,
registered at the Grand this week.
DR.. J. C. Thompson returned early
| this week from business trip to Den
| ver.
E. l.. Peisar left for Cheyenne Tues
day night to attend the funeral of his
sister.
Mrs. Elmira Dewitt returned Mon
day from an extended visit with Idaho
| friends.
Attorney Charles w. Darrow attend
Il ~ I'll, .t
| salt Thursday.
DR.. n. c. Prince, physician in
| charge at Shoshone, was in this city
Wednesday.
Don't forget the excellent concert
to be given at the NJ. +, church next
Friday night, Feb. &c,
| Will Hawley came down from Mar
bic Wednesday night and visited
! friends here for 4 few days.
Railroad men report that Engineer
! Crawford and family of Cardiff will
soon move to the Windy City.
! Mr.. and Mrs +. C. Miller and sons,
| Miss Caldwell and Miss Green of Cat
! tie creek. were in this city Sunday.
First Church Of Christ, Scientist.
Sunday morning services at II O'Clock,
| Odd eFllows' hall. Subject ''Miud. -
The Glenwood chapter of the Order
of the Eastern Star has issued invita-
tions for their annual Colonial ball for
February %.
| Sidney Mayle, former ranger on
the White River reserve, was transact
! ing business in Glenwcol a couple OF
.ay1 this week.
| 1t is reported that Mr.. and Mrs.
| Perry Trimble of Cattle creek expect
to move to Seattle where they will
mako their home.
Attorney J. W. Bell who has been
quite busy of late, is taking n rest
| at the ranch home of his brotherin in
law, f. A. Fleming, near Silt.
R. Bradson and J. Z. Hennery of
Denver registered at the Glenwooi
this week. They are looking after
the interests of the Western World.
A message received from Dr. Schmitz
physician for the Hot Springs com
pany, who is travelling in Mexico says
he is having fine time and will re-
turn in time TO take a trip to Red
stone.
LOST-A Mason's book, red cover,
good only to owner; finder please re
turn to The A. Cohn Mercantile Co,
store, next to First National Bank and
receive reward.
Eighteen patients are said to be re-
ceiving treatment in the Shoshone hos
pital. Several serious pneumonia cases
have developed, but only three deaths
have been reported.
-- s~-
The Eagle county high school basket
ball team journeyed to Red Cliff the
| other evening. They returned home
and positively refused to tell their
friends the score.
District Attorney James T. Hogan
was in this city Thursday on his way
to Ba<salt to look after the interests
Of the state in the case against Julian
Carral, the slayer of Peter Blanc.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

and Mr.. Maloney was at first some
what inclined to bewail this fact, but
when asked if in his Judgment the land
would be settled on if eliminated from
the reserve he said he thought there
would be little demand for it under
the present conditions. The Post sug
gests that when there is demand
for this and other agricultural lands
now within the forest reserves it will
no doubt be eliminated and placed at
the disposal of setnlers who may wish
10 make homes on it. Mr.. Malonev
recently sold his ranch in the Sweet.
water country, but is so impressed
with that section as a sock country
that he bought another ranch in the
same vicinity He is wintcring big
bunch of cattle in the Divide creek
country.
Miss Marguerite Marquis has been
visiting her parents in Grand Junction
the past week.
Miss Valentine Crook took advan-
tage of the two weeks vacation to Wis
it friends in Denver. She will return
in time to resume her studies in the
high school Monday morning.
A. ]. Dickson, editor of the PtO
left last evening for Denver, where
he will enjoy a few days rest. He
will look in on the Colorado law max
ers if his constitution will permit OF
/ such drastic excitement.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20
LIVE CITY NEWS

Frank Doll and Anthony Sneve were
down from Gypsum last Saturday.
They say the severe winter is making
the demand for feed beyond the ap-
parent supply and fear considerable
loss before spring.
Judge r. M. Heddon has received
his commission as a member of the
state board of child and animal pro-
tective association. He requests that
all offenders be reported % him.
In the case of Hawley VS.. Kreis be.
fore Justice White, Judgment was Civ.
en- for the plaintiff in the sum of $3.50
The two men had trouble in settling
for a pair of trousers, which were val.
ued at 81.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20
APPLICATION FOR
GRAZING PERMITS

NAA<AAAAANS
NOTICE is hereby given that all ap-
plieations for permits to Craze cattle,
horses and sheep within the HOLY
CROSS NATIONAL FOREST during
the season Of 1909, must be filed in my
office at Glenwood Springs, Colorado,
on or before April /, 1909. Full in
formation in regard to the grazing fees
to be charged and blank forms to be
used in making application will be fur
nished upon request.
H. H. FRENCH, Supervisor.
PUBLIC RATTLE for automobile
about March 10, at Worries bookstore.
Weekly Post, q pr ysax.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

$1,000 to Denver and return via tn
Rio Grande Feby. llth and 18th.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

Weekly Poss, s2 pr ysax.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

Mrs. Elmira Dewitt returned Mon
day from an extended visit with Idaho
friends.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

Attorney Charles w. Darrow attend
ed the Julian Carral hearing at Ba
salt Thursday.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

Elmer Lucas and Mrs. Lucas, Mis-
Helen Fleming and Father d. II. o.
Dwyer attended the Knights of Col
umbus banquet in Leadville Wednes
day night.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

Joe Foster, one of the concrete
workers at Shoshone, was struck by :
guy rope a few days ago and received
injuries which prevented his working
He came to this city to rest up ant
receive treatment.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

Preaching at the NJ. f. church next
Sunday by the pastor at II a. m, and
at 7:3O p. IN. the last illustrated ser
mon on 50 Christ in Art' will be Civ
en-
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

E. l.. Peisar left for Cheyenne Tues
day night to attend the funeral of his
sister.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

sl5.25 toCheyenne, Wyo., via the Ric
Grande Feb. 2lst ia Gath, inclusive.
eRturn limit Feb. eth.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

Mark Kellerup of Leadville and
Misse Mabel Sloss of Basalt were mar
ricd at the Presbyterian church manse
Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Greer A.
Foote officiating. Mr.. Kellerup is
an employe of the Colorado Midland
and the couple will make their home
in Leadville.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

DR.. n. c. Prince, physician il
charge at Shoshone, was in this city
Wednesday.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

Don't forget the excellent concert
to be given at the NJ. +. church next
Friday night, Feb. 26.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

Sidney Mayle, Il former ranger on
the White River reserve, was transact
ing business in Glenwood = couple OF
.ayI this week.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

Father Leo Ogez, who has been lo
Gated in la Junta for some time, i
Father O'Dwyer' new assistant. TIL
latter expects to devote much time t
missionary work through the Gran
valley.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22
o. ~ - d Sod Cssssanisa

Gunnison 10 well represented at
the Stock association meetings in
Denver this week. Geo. Eastman
and family. J. b. Outcalt and family
W. W. Outcalt, Jerry O'Reagan and
others went over last week, intend
ing TO remain through Others
who have gone are r. W. Gray and
family, J. r. Estes aud wife, c. l..
Stone and wife, J. W Profftt,
j. A. Proflitt, J. 4. Buckley, Mrs.
Harry Grant, Herman Eilebrecht
and son Joe, J. II. Spann and sister
Miss Hannah Spann, X, II. Andrews
and wife, A. T.. Hyzer, {. /. Sills
and family, d. NJ. Wallace, Lee
Lehman and wife, George Adams,
W A. Gillaspey.
Althogether it is probable hun
dred Gunnisonites are in the capital
city this week Thirty tickets were
sold at Gunnison alone Sunday
and we know that some ride on
passes
The stock show is an all week
attraction. The splendid exhibit of
fine annals has never been equalled
west Of the Missouri river, and it is
liberal education in stock breeding
TO 60 through the yards and pens
study the prize winning types.
The great amphitheatre, constructed
at cost Of $2j0,0OO, half that of
the auditorium, and holding almost
as many people, gives every one
chance 70 see the show ring, and
the magnificent driving
The annual meeting of the Colo
RADIO Cattle and Horse Growers
association will take place Friday
and Saturday of this week, so that
reports of its debates and resolutions
must be deferred until another
issue
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22
'TVuDsTV MA0 AGO
o1e~ullo sss}s ssgs>sssf wes H. sspes.
Asd aDe~v brsau1S .. a.af

a dasHHas was bass 10 tbs
fsosty of h h Esss~ On Ohio
csuuk.
TU0 cass Il Csc wese shippsd
Ssao the sSsiace UorkiaH. of tie
kay0aA 0.ss.
fIosasd Posess snd Cherries
l.sushk lss wess working the Gen
osse u Irvsa.
nAe rD.lrosd from CarbosdsIe sp
Crystal river 20 the Elk Mo~stxiss
wss nSch dsscss.sd. aud rights VI
wsy wsse t~,as sscSsed.
I'd Gusdeao~9h wss hurt in =
fveAeht wvs<,k 1t Cebolla swatch
y. j. Ready "a. caught by the
overturned ~ag,ne, but escaped Nm
hurt.
An innovation called the "New
AH~arsiisa ballot system' was
tresag favorsbiy mentioned by
Colossdo newspapers, aud there WAS
ssrsoss tsIk of adopting it.
O&cess elscted for the Gannison
FSsot Nst.oasl bank we're y u
0Iu psussdess; AIonzo Hartman,
vice prsssAsst; T.. 7. Shove, cashier;
and Frssk Adsasa, Ed Hartasa, J.
Z. ncClsse ssI c. 2. Fosser
sssaaisiAS dsssCsoss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22
COAL, COAL, COAL,
Parsons & Ferguson

chopped very fine. Mix pickle and
onion just before serving.
CUCUMBER PICKLE
Mrs. Cara Shackleford
Small fresh cucunbers sliced thin,
in a jar with alternate LAYERS of salt
Next morning drain and wash with
cold water. Put on inch of cucum-
bers two teaspoons OF olive oil, a
little chopped onion and little
black and white mustard seed Al
ternste LAYERS until jar is filed Use
one half pint of olive oil to gallon
jar Over all pour good vinegar
WHITE CAKE
Mrs. Mabel Clark
Whites of four eggs. one-half cup
butter. one cup sugar, one cup milk,
two cup. flour, one teaspoon baking
powder. Flavor
sPICED COOKIES
Mrs. Mary Lawrence.
Two cups granulated sugar, one
cup butter, one cup sour cream, one
teaspoon soda, two eggs, one-half
nutmeg. one teaspoon cinnamon, one
teaspoon cloves. one teacup raisins
chopped fine. Mix soft as you can.
Roll. Sprinkle with sugar before
baking.
ANGEL FOOD
Mrs. Anna Hetherington.
Whites of eleven eggs. one and
o0e-half cups sugar, sifted several
tines, one cup flour sifted several
ti0es, one-half teaspoon cream tar
tar, salt. flavor Whip eggs. When
half beaten put in salt, cream tartar
aad favoring. Finish whipping.
Fold in -four and sugar Bake in
ssoW oven fifty minutes.
Mrs. 0s.ee Ailisr
Cook the meat, chop 6ne, ssasoa
Wish salk pspper, butter s.d osassy
- Law s.sAsr Juicy. tie up
u -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22
Ptseraa e AnaAsur rksspiaa a.

The following program will bt
rendered by the Amatuer Thespiar
Club at the Club room on the
evening of January % At s O'Clock
Song. Mrs. Rena Hurley.
Recitation, Lucille McDouxal.
Paper Education in Colorado Dir. Sulli
van.
Banjo solo, Aunt Dinah.'
Recitation, Miss Mae Carpenter.
Duet, Miss Gertie and George Treyarthan.
The Thespian Broadaxe,' Miss keithiey
editress.
Monologue. Miss Henrietta Barrett
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22
10 mAD0 0u
'ses4E;!F$7- s.! =

Pvu0yhly % Tuesday esesy
dcs.csss N sAs sD~ass end hoass q
wpssssssstsve - Iksvss sS&sA t~
CAarlss H~Skss - Usssed SssAss
ssss,os tvoas Colossdo. A. sAas
ussds srvsssy thru oss Il ese Asa-
dssd soses and . nssjosay II kosh
hoSse~. ke " so~ elected. Many
deuocrsts preterved other thea
Ar. Hughes. but the party eoavsa-
tioa at Pueblo had made their
pledge and IL ~ss faithfully per
forused. As SenssoJ Tsily Scost
Femsrked, the other d,st,nct pledges
Il the platform ~,ll be redeem~d -
proap,iy. We hope that Senator
Scotts faith is justified
Most IL the t~ent, seven vepSb-
licsss voted Tor Judge Helm, ~
complimentary assistance IN
IN securing for MIN a cabinet po~i-
t,on at Washington. Congressman
Bonynge received few votes and
Senator AcCreery several
Mr. Hughes has sever been the
choice Of the News Champion lie
hes promised that Colorado will
nos - his only client aud il that
promise is f.sshfslly kept. hs viii
receive no critic.sm bat rather cosa-
,nendssioa. However We mistake tAs
temper Of the desxprstic pssss of
ColossAo. il they do ro4 sAssaly
rcbske the appearance Of corpora
tsoa AtcsoaioG IL h.s cosrss 10 coa-
gsess shsaevsr his power ssA
coetEu Il pstrosa0e.
The sssss ssesss got into . tsaGss
over con6snoeioa Of 0OveroOr
SAsfFsaAs sppointasst Of Lss
ChsMpioa u Flossecs - jsAss of
sIeveasA district il place Of Aoesoa
s. bailey, eIevsaed 70 the ssprsoe
beach. Tks Spssr sAhersaAs we're
Dot soisG 10 srcoeniss ths Asti-
6psss coomistsss, which hsd gotten
costsol Of shas body. Ho~evss,
~ WssD lasus1 70 cuas iaso No.,
- Ne. Cheap;oa's ssssivsA ~
the Plsn without opPosisios.
Jsdgs Hsssessseia Il Bsens Visa
Was q candidate for that position.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22
nieves Akrsal

Saturday night three Italian
workmen who had walked in from
Baldwin stopped at La Neta,
and left their bundles and grips on
the steps while they went in to
inquire about lodging. Coming
out few minutes later a suit case,
a telescope grip and a large bundle
were missing. Both the grips were
found next morning some distance
away, but torn open and valuable
articles all gone In the suit case
was $25 suit of clothes, and the to-
tai loss was considerable.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22
Dsoeseic Scieoce SAsrt Csur,e

Gunnison ladies of the three
Gunnison Women's clubs have in
mind a week short course in dom
estic science under management of
Miss Mary RAusch of the state agri-
cultural college In order to secure
this. the attendance of at least 100
ladies who will pay the nominal fee
Of 81 each is required. April is
the month in which it will probably
be held.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22
CUNNesou Coouyy lnrn soool
News -Champi0a Cssveapoadesce.
No0deesH
Wednesday JsnD

Wednesday JanO
The band practissd last night.
There has been several visitors st
school lately.
hate Walker has bsea absent .
day or SO with soss throst.
The Chemistry class hes begun
work in their recosd assnsal.
Examinations will b. held next
week after which the second semos-
ter begins.
The English Hiaory Class have
finished The sasAy of thsir text, ssA
viii coapasAs thsis ys.s's work BY
end - ~ 6sse saaasuAw.
The Zoology class is 10 visissct
este U@osvow Thursday. They
viii Observe the movement Of ths
duties Of the living organs.
The first year Eng lish class will
begin the study of The Vicar OF
Wakefield" Thursday. They have
been reading The Courtship OF
Miles Standish."
Edgar Allen Poes hundredth
anniversary. Jan. Is was taken note
Of and short discussions Of his life
and style brief review of one his
stories, and the reading OF The
Raven" all given by the senior
Eaglish Class, took the place of
Chapel exercises
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22

sesspooas baking pos der, o"~ cop
csrrsass, csoaGL sw-et ml!k ~
aeks . very stiG hsassr; lake 10
sSoW oven ose Rood kssr.
PINE ArriE RE
No. Esesis nsNss
Oss-SOsssA cup grated pine spps
80 csp s~ass, ose lsespinG tsbss-
Poos Aosr, ONE Asspiag ssblespson
esster, jsice Of o~e half Is0ssn,
yulks two egg, oss csp lniliag
wsass. Nix sSssr with Aoss, csssm
1ss. Mon bassws
iOss osaaass, two 0aaaass, tso
- Oss-Aan sVPass cAaPgsd, 80
|Hap - assaA - ~ psrA eer
KsOs Os,saiss, jsiss tee lssnors.
ose-hsk sssspooa sslt, o~s hslf cup
ssesr, one half cup cold water to
disso,ve eelatine. Add one pint
boiling water. I'st fruit in LAYERS
in bowl with nuts and dressing;
cover bowl with whipped cream.
PUDDING
Mrs. haude Csihhert
One half cup sa0o, cook until
clear; one cup sugar, two apples
sliced, two tablespoons preserved
cherries, two tablespooas ground
nuts, two tablespoons cocoanut, four
tablespoons cherry juice. Bake; use
hot lemon dlp in winter, cold in
OUNCE HONEY
Mrs. Eleanor Feexuson
Peel and put through grinder fifty
cents worth Of quincee, measure
equal parts II sugar and ounce with
two quarts water. Cook three hours
CRANBERRY sHERBET
Mrs.. Matte ssesle
One qsart cranberries, two cups
sugar, one lemon. Cook cranber-
ries and strain, add sugar and lemon,
add water enough to make two
quarts and freeze.
OYSTER COCKTAIL.
Mrs. Laura Lewis
Use one tablespoon catsup to each
seven small oysters, one half table
spoon Worcestershire sauce, little
chopped celery, three drops pepper
sauce. Whip and have very cold
when put over oysters
GINGER SNAPS
Mrs.. Anna Hartman
Four cups flour, two teaspoons
baking powder, one table spoon gin
ger, three-fourths cup lard and but
ter, one cup molasses, one cup su-
gar. one-fourth cup water. Sift -four,
baking powder and ginger together,
rub in shortening. add sugar, water
and molssse~.
SUGAR COOKIES
Mrs. Ruth Lake
Two-thirds SIEVE of flour, one
scant teaspoon soda, two teaspoons
baking powder, two scant cups su-
gar, one csp soft lard, two eggs one
good cup buttermilk, grated rind Of
lemon. Pat oil ingredients in dish
before stirring.
TARTAR SAUCE
An. Cana SkaekleRo~d
Make . .ayoonaise as follows: Pot
yoaks of two egg in . cold bowl,
odd oee-Aaf bottle. (nsdiam sise)
oivo ell, . LITTLE q . tios; sdd . few
dssPs a lsosa jeics. piacA salt md
oaysaae. Whip witA Dover eeg
bslAR eAils sSl;ag sil. AdA tWo
eoa4 ssae pickln, oas snall eaioA
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22

The Methodist Sunday school had
election Of oficsrs Sunday. Judge
Hetherington was reelected super
intsedent; Nn. Blsckstock, vice
president; Osie Pittser. secretary;
Ksss SsnEess, assistaat. Mary Zeie-
lef, treasurer, An- Webbsr, sssist-
aAt; 6o1sa Webster. librarian.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-22
kse;ee 4 Disssluaiss 4 RseussuAiD

Nsoice e 0isssou1iso e p0euogyAD
Notice is hereby given that by
mutual consent the partnership ex-
isting between Miller x Parsons is
hereby dissolved. J. c. Parsons
having disposed of his interest to
Arthur c. Miller. The firm will
now he known - s. J. Miller & Son.
s. J. Miller & Son will collect all
accounts and pay all debts owing by
the firm of Miller & Parsons. Dated
At Gunnison, Colorado, January -,
1909.
S. j. MILLER,
J. c. Parsons.