Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-23
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for shs ~ssicr
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ssrans the ~ses ,o settle mp tss.-
ssse matters.
Mrs.. AaTy A Lawrence was up
from 1snn'-oa Ma.,ass and Tses-
day Ut this week
Mise t.ihel t.-pes departed Thar
day ~ spend the holidays wssh her
psrests al Gslvs. III
Mr. and Mrs II j Reese have ne
moved IRON tiorests to Cssssed
Butte for the winter
The Coiorado sspply Company
boys are the hosts for . Srs4a
ma-9se boil Friday night.
Richard Thompson departed Non
dan for Osrsy, where he expects 10
be e~plosed sntsi sprlas
b h. sonser and daughter, Mrs.
Mabel Curren. returned Tbursdsy
from month visit 10 Penns,lvsnia
POINTS.
T. W. Schultz is investisatins a
mercantile proposition at fsrmp x
ton, n. NJ ], with a probable view 81
locating at that point
D W. Arch bss relieved 5. T..
Byrd as swItchman for a couple oi
weeks. Mr. Byrd has gone 10 v,stt
relatives in New Mexico.
Heavy rails are being placed in
the local railway yard. IA order that
the large "45o" class OF engines may
be worked ON this branch
The Gavette Orchestra Of Gunni-
son has been engaged 10 play for a
grand masque ball al the Isis
Theatre Monday night, Jan. 2
John Mathiesor left Tuesday to
spend Christmas with his daughter,
Mrs. W. l.. Jones, at Gulch. Before
returning, he will pay a visit TO the
Grand Valley towns.
The large saw mill Of the Endaer
Lsmber Company at kebler Pas has
been closed down for the winter aud
left in charge Of Mr.. Nelson, who
will look after the property.
The ladies' of the u. G. church
held handkerchief bazaar at the
Isis theatre Friday. In addition to
the sale lunch was served Quite q
sum was realized for church expen.
ses.
John How, aged II years, son Of
Mrs. E. Z. Hoy, died Friday from a
complication Of diseases. The fun
eral services were held from the
Catholic church ON the follow ing day,
Rev. Father Kipp officiating.
The c. +. & /. anthracite mine at
Floresra was shut down Tuesday for
the winter 30 tar as output goes, and
the people removed to Crested Butte.
with the exception Of force of ff-
teen miners retained TO carry on de-
velopment work until the time for
renewal of operations.
Mr.. VIM Bailey, better known as
Sunny Bill" formerly of this city,
now travelling salesman for the
Bailey Underhill Mig. Co, of Den
yer, and Miss Marie Patchen, also
formerly OF this city, but now OF
Rifle, were the participants in a
romantic elopement to Glenwood
Springs last week. Their many
Crested Butte friends wish them bon
voyage over life's matrimonial sea.
J. V. McClenathan has been ap-
pointed manager of the Colorado
Supply Companys store at Sunrise.
Wyo., to succeed Manager Redmon,
formerly of Crested Butte, who has
been transferred TO more important
post The Sunrise store is the
second largest operated by the CON-
pany and the selection OF Mr.. Nc
Clenathan as manager is well merit
ed recognition. He departed We'd
nesday: and will be followed by his