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WILLIsTON.

Patrick Frail is seriously i'll with pneu-
lnonta. Albert Bingham, Jr.. is ill.-Phi-
Iona Clark Is recovering from measles
linda Jennett returned Thursday from
the Mary Fletcher hospital--Luella St
Louis Of Barre has been visiting Mr., and
Mrs. Dennis kendreW.-The poverty
party given ny members of the Eastern
Star at Browns hall Friday evening was
largely attended,-Th Christian Endeav-
or society will give a sociabIe in the par
lors OF the Methodist Church Friday
Ihe winter term of school In the lamson
district closed February II. Those having
perfect attendance for the term are Viola
Flynn, Grace Flynn, Charles Flynn. Alb
sent but one day, Ferieda Roberts Leon
Roberts. Chester Bling, Rita Roberts Ma
bel Bins; perfect attendance for the year,
Grace Flynn, Charles FLYNN.
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JERICHO.

Ira NJ. Rogers of Fair Haven Is visiting
relatives here and in tnderhil for a few
"eeks.-Mr. and Mrs. W. n. Whitcomb
were In Burlington Saturday Mrs. Net
TIC Johnson, who has been caring for Or
Vile Hunt for a few weeks. returned TO
Essex Junction Saturday. Miss Minerva
Johnson, who has been visiting here ac
companied her mother me.--Tuesday
Tuesday being Washinstons birthday
anniversary the schools we're closed
and 'here was no delivery by r. r. u.
carriers.-Miss Lou Bradish has closed
her school In Richmond and Is home
for the vaca ton. Edward 1Atuiip of Es-
sex Junction is 20 move here and work
for James Mclaughlin.
Milo Scribner. who has worked in w.
F.. Buxton's mill but a few weeks. had
his left hand seriously bruised and cut,
and two fingers partially severed Monday
afternoon DR.. Hulburd dressed tho
wounds and it is thought the fingers can
! pe saved. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Packard
spent Sunda% with her parents. Mr.. and
/ MIS- Inland Leach, In North Cambridge
X w. Brown was at home from Bur-
I ilnStou Tuesday Superintendent l., l..
! lr'or Of Richmond spent Monday IN the
! village s'hoo s. Nh. and Mrs. Burton
! T!lllSor : Bakersfield are visiting at H.
/ u Moriarne's -l3uel n. Day of New
! Fo:h city Is in town for week.--Mr
iIttslinan OF Lyndonvilc has been visiting
! his cousin. y. II. Day.--Mrs. Delany Of
/ Esse" Junction has been visiting her sis
/ ter Mrs Henry Dssany, for a few days.
The Ladies Aid society will give so
ria' ~ the church parlors Friday even
! 'nE 'ig'' r"freehments will he served
! Miss rls,e 10y returned to Burlington
+ Monday sf,er n short visit with her par
en's. An and Mrs. A. =. Joy.-George
( i.adcau ana Miss Eta Parker have been
! Nisi'ing nor PARENTS in Grand Isle.
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HUNTINGTON.

About o5 relatives and friends congre-
gated at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Pierce Saturday, 1t being their 10th we'd
dlnS anniversary Poems were read by
Alfred Pierce of Waterbury and
l.. H. Norton OF this place. 4 purse OF
SaoGo was rendered Mr., and Mrs. Pierce
\ berry spoon from DIR. and Mrs. Rsrt
Andrews of Burlington and a sugar sheu
from Mrs. s. A. Andrews and Mrs. q II
Davidson were among the gifts Among
the ont of town guests were their dauph-
few and husband, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Ro,cc Of Monticello. N. j.. Mr.. and Mrs.
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CONNISSIONEUS' NOTICE.
Estate Of Dennis 1Ournc, burlington

Estate Of Dennis bourne, Burlington.
The undersigned, having been ap-
pointed b! the honorable probate court
for the district OF Chittenden. commits
sioners to receive examine and adjust
the claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate OF Dennis Bourne,
late OF Burlington, in said district, de-
ceased, and all claims exhibited In
offset thereto. hereby give notice that
we will meet for the purpose aforesaid
at the office Of Reeves & Villas, in the
city OF Burlington. IN said district, on
the third Thursdays OF March and An
gust. next. at 10 o'clock Il, m. on each
Of said days and that six months from
the 18th day of February, A. -, 1910, Is
the time limited by said court for
creditors to present their claims to us
for examination and allowance.
Dated at Burlington this 18th day
of February, A. D. 1910.
THOMAS REEVES,
G.. Il. GERM.
35.w3t Commissioners.
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WEST BOLTON.

George Gio has returned from Fanny
Allen hospital, much improved in health
Fred Streeter Of Jonesvllle visited his
parents Sunday.-Mr and Mrs, A. =.
Hardy visited AZ Harry ilardy's In West
ford the past week.-Mrs.. Minnie street
er is failing rapidly.-Mr. and Mrs b
Lacollade OF Moretown are visiting at
f.. 3. Works.. Samuel lacillade Is very
sick with erysipeas james smith Is to
begin work IN the store OF w, A. Church.
at Jonesvile March MIR. and Mrs. John
Gregory, who have been visiting relatives
the past two months In New York state,
have returned home--The Dime society
met with Mrs r, q. Socke Wednesday,
afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nun
son and daughter. who have been VISITING
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

A good many attended the auction Of
Pearl Doty Monday. He and daughter.
Miss Peale. leave the first OF March for
Massa chusett There WAS oyster
supper last Wednesday evening At Ira
NalloCk's
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Curtis and family of Worcester, II. n
flerce, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Pierce of
waterbury, Mr. and Mrs. Bicknell Of
Lincoln, C. B. Andrews OF Richmnod, Mr..
ana Mrs. L.. NJ. Kenyon Of Hinesburg.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. e. Pierce. Mrs Jane
thompson, Arland burlington, Agnes
wright Mr. and Mrs u. Hurlburt and
martina Lafayette Of Starksboro.--Mrs.
Ida Johnson entertained the Kings
Daughters Wednesday afternoon
George Chapman is lll.-Mr. and Mrs
larry Clement Of Hardwick nre guests
ol her sister, Mrs. F.. A. Fuller. .AHo
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night.-James Taft OF Lincoln was a
guest OF George Peck over Sunday
Howard Rose and family are III with
grlp.--Mrs. NJ. j. Landon entertained the
Ladies' Union Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. II. G.. Roscoe has erysipelas.
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W7INCcsKI.

Joseph Butler. who was placed u0der
arrest by DEPUTY Sheriff l.. ". Rav z"
on suspicion for the larceny OF Serge :
Lewiss iewelry and money, was relcaSr \
Monday, there being lack OF eviden
10 hold him.
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born TO Mr.. and Mrs George Bakely 49,
Mrs. Frederick owen of Middlebury spent
Sunday with her niece. Mrs. George
Cough.
G. T. $. Pierce received telegram
Tuesday from Mrs. Ira n. ward of st.
Louis, Mo, announcing the death OF her
husband that morning from pneu-
monia Mr. Ward was the eldest son Of
Mrs Sarah ward and brother of Mrs.
G. T. S. Pierce both of this place, and
brother Of George ". Ward of New
Haven. MI Ward was at one time
clerk in ~ G. Norton's feed store, He
left Vermont over % years ago and has
been in employed in rail road work most
OF the time.-Mr. and Mrs. Z. G. Russell,
who have been visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. r. NJ. Moulton, returned to
Rridport Tuesday THE Ladies' Aid
society of the Methodist Church will
meet Friday afternoon at the parsonage.
Mrs Charles Maccobee, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. L. G.. Russell Of
3ridport. has returned Mrs. Mamie
Meigs was in Burlington Tuesday.
John Sloan, veteran OF the Civil War,
died Tuesday evening at the home Of hts
sister, Mrs. Desire Renaud. after a ling
ering illness from rheumatism. aged S.
years He is survived bv a son. Richard.
Of San Francisco, Cal. ono brother,
Henry Sloan o: Worcester. Mass i've
sisters. Mrs. Charles Mulleur of Bristol.
Mrs Desire Renaud, Mrs Nelson J. Rem
aud, Mrs. Louis Renaud and Miss Eva
Sloan Of this city. Mr.. Sloan Cor many
lars until four years ago lived in
the West, coming from California here
The funeral service will be held In st.
Peters Church Friday morning
Harry O. l}arnIm. only son Of M and
Mrs O. r. Barnum of East Monkton
and I'rana Elizabeth. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Ernest +. Stilron were married
nj ruon Wednesday at the home of the
bride by the Rev. +, X. Stone OF Bristol
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POINTERS.

OWNERS or FARMS who wish to hire
help 81 to sell farm, should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies of
this paper are sold every Issue and
your advertisement would be read
ny many possible buyers. 25,wtf
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STALLION for sale. On account of poor
health ! will sell my stallion. Black
Brilliant, Jr., s years old. which was
bred and raised by Adolphus WierWell
of Ohio, weight 400. For Particula rs
write W. II. Hodge, Hyde Park. Vt.
s. W.T.
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RIPTON.

The ladies OF the Helping Hand will
have dinner in the Post hall town
meeting day-Miss BESSIE Mills is bet
ter--c. y. Belden is better.
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LARGE FARM for sale or to vent;
f3ruiu- tools. large sugar orchard, Is
COWS; is'm located in Wcstford. Will
fr.d Marte Wnooski VT, near cat
Inns lime kiln. 34.w2t
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ONE CENT
A WORD

Advertising ~ this COL
umn one cent q word, each
insertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
In advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than twelve words,
two lines. Special terms
to advertisers using from
ESQ to 1000 lines within
twelve consecutive months
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FOR SALE-Stock Of mems and bovs'
ready made clothing. hats, cap, shoes,
rubbers and gents furnishings. Address
{. T. Farr, box Is, Brandon, Vt.
32,w4t
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NOTICE.

NOTICE how little 1t costs to tell
thousands of readers IN many towns
OF Vermont what you haye to sell or
what you wish TO buy Advertise in
the Free Press ana you VIII get re-
plies to your advertisements.
23 w.t.
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TO RENT.

EIGHT ROOM MODERN NEW HOUSE
on good street to rent. Appy in persoG
10 W. V. Farr, n Buell. St. 40d&wt9
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q TONS OF LOOSE HAY FOR SALE.
Inquire of Stephen Y. Mcader. Walden
Vt. 34w2t
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BARGAINS

a good house with store, and G
acres of land. on North avenue, also a
rood barn and ice house. will be sold
Tor less than 1t woul cost to replace
the buildings. a good poiat for bust
ness.
A 40-acre farm 3 miles from Bur-
l!ugton, good 10-room house, common
barn, nice young orchard, an extra
good place to make money II you
want a nice little farm near the city,
now 10 your chance,
REYNOLDS REAL. ESTATE co.
l08 COLLEGE STREET.
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WBEELWEIGHT wanted, wood work.
er and painter end also wagon black
smith. Building new work and general
repairing. Steady job to right parties
The IAly Wagon Co, A. y. Camp.
Prop, Morrisville, VT. %.6t&w.it
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VERMONT BOOKS

Persons having early Vermont books
which they do not care to keep are
invited to write to j. L. southwlck. Bur-
hgton. VI. d-Vu
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WANTED

AGENTS WANTED, Men and Women,
IS daily. Sand ten cents for sample and
catalogue. DanSs Supply Co. s5l
Congress St, Portland. Maine
II. 3tSW1t
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

James 2. Bsrrows To Spencer
"a lss4 from Nebraska Rode IN
horsebssk Prospecting for gold.
Nov rsaching
j. W Smith To Nslcaa from
Nebraska IN lsss. First four wears
ssnsng sai prosPectlns Las, eight
wears rsschIns
A l.. wIisoa To Gapnison IN
1884 from Pennsylvania. Came to
s'sanison IN search of health and
found IT at Jolnted Rid Resort.
Pavton spann. Jack CABIN in
1880 FROM Missouri, preceding FIVE
b-cthers.. j r.. Lance, Lang. Wm.
and Laurel Engaged IN ranchias
and cattle raising
Herman Maaer, Jr Game to
Gsnn'soa IN 1895 from Iowa In
gagged IA carpenterlRg, later essab-
llshed pisniaQ mill also saw mill
near Crested Butte and recently
opened store in Jennings brick,
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DANGER On DELAY.
49, - - = =: |: !. - |"

THE gress danger II k,ssu~y trouipses
y thsf sAey get srn hssd k<fsr~ shs
su9erer r~csguss~s sAsa. 8salsh ~
gradually uoess0snsd. nack scAe. kesd-
eche, pervo0~0eas, iaSseuens. s0rensns.
nWbaGe. urInary tsSssbSes. stssp~y
dssirtss and krlGhss' dssssse fo1Sso IN
Hsscisess seccsssssa. Dvat n@ul-ct
yeUr kistpeys. Cus~ - ksansys ussh
We esrtssn cd ssf~ ss0say, Dsaa .
Kidney Pills. whscA hae CARED pxopss
right here IN shss hscaissy.
G. B. vsnclesve. 80 Dlake Street..
Sslsda. Colo. says: Il d. nsst hesssste
to reeoWuss-nd Essun kls1,ey Piliu. -
know thst they sre IN excellent kisaaey
remedy. Fer ssne s,wse ] wss hssshsr-
ed by dut pasn and ssreuess acsuu~
the small ef my bsck end occasionally l
had sharp twsauus w ny lssus. Er .
coapss VI days I Wss confined - nv
bed by q severe spea ssd II tAas ts,e
began using Dpsns Kidney Pills whscA
were Recommended - me- BY . PARTY
who had been taking them for similar
trouble. The contents ef one box was
SUFFICIENT to rid me Of ali my aches and
pains ana ! have not had any treuble 10
speak Of since. -
hT sale by sll aea,ers. frme n csus@
tosier ~ ilburn to- hssofaia, NeU yerk
soie agents t,a thu umisess Sssse~.
kssseaster the naase--lkma s-aud tske
M other.
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ONu rh4sy Yeass
a Coaney

Mrs. l-asEs Lewis. IT, Gs.n... m
- l>~s irom kaB-~- w,ft father
aaaher. ss-sar aud too hroai.ers.
q a fss~es To faksn. then
called Q,.srtzs lie, from Ih.l Na~se
"a 1873 ps team. Pre-e.i az, az
or.Ssssils tr,'m ksas-s- co... ..so
IN lss5.
Il A ts,.9stoa. k.--sieace. Mar.
bse. Came 70 Sckoaeid on the Crs--
tsi r,ser ia 1850 fro@ os.o. M.s-
Ia9 and pre~F~ctIaG No~ nssn.nx
and pssl ssssse II Marble
joan n Altsa. I-ske Cay an
1877, Gasa,soa in lss2 E.ldsm
daughter. Mrs N y. Lake is born
IN l.ske City, ISIS Merchant tail
orsa9 ~sth firm I..samer a AlIea for
nearly twesty wears.
W. A. Gsiis-pey To Gsnnison
IN june lSsO Pro~pector and car
pea,er four years DAIRY aud s.ock
business ever since. Wss prss.stsnt
Gsunisea County Fair Assn. seven
years, pressdeat Steck9rowers seven
wears
Mrs. \. J Teachout. Gsnnison
IN lsso by wagon. Now 63 years
OF age. First ranching ON Ohio
ereek, since then hotel business in
town. Crossed plasas in wagon in
ls3o, bat had NO trouble With the
lbdians
y A l,eahy. Gunnisoa ia June.
1850, by wagon. Came from La
Sale county, Illinois. 20 Colorado an
~ Aged 50. Engaged in boot
and shoe business, rapchine. JUS
tice OF the peace and police magis-
trate.
Nrs. Ella Ileiner. Oldest white
woman Resident of county, probably
Oldest resident. Came with father
David Smith, hrst county iadae
Settled ON what later became Dute-
myre ranch and is now part Of Stone
place, on 4th day of July thirty
seven years ago.
Jap Pittser. To Gunnison in Sep
lember, 1877, from Missouri. Drove
mule team from Colorado Springs
tor Hartman 4 Kelly. Did all kinds
If roseh and tsmble work till 1882.
when he went 10 work for Rio
3rande ana has been in their en-
ploy ever since
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Less Than Tvu,ey
Years IA County

Walter Adams Doylevslis n
is36 from Als-asri by wagon Nov
rsnchIne
O. kiehsaftel Gsnni-os IN
1894 from tab Engaged in tail
OrIng nov owns shop on Main sfreet
J. G. Bstts To GsaBlsoa IA
1903 from Oklahoma. Manager Of
opera house and Electric theatre.
) n zsteler. lola Game 10 Gun
nison IN ls36 IRON ILLINOIS In
gagged IN hotel bushes. with cattle
and ranch combined
A J ChiRery. To GaBaIsoa in
1886 from Nebraska bv prsrrie
schooner Engaged in excsvatlns
and all round job work.
T. j. >ampliner To Crested
Butte IN 1892 from Ohio. To Gun
nIson city IN 1901 Since then en-
gagged IN dry goods business here.
Frank v Anderson. To Gunni-
SON from Nebraska in 1899. imme-
diately after Spanish American war,
in which he was a soldier. Engag-
ed IN barber business with Bert
zimmerman
j $ Foulke, Pm. G., Ph. II. To
Gunnis0n in 1905 from Denver.
Originally from New York City.
Engaged IN drug business with ID
Canaday One Of the few doctors
of pharmacy in Colorado.
Steven klllian. To Baldwin in
1901 by wagon Engaged AS
butcher Bora IN Austria, Europe,
where he learned the butcher trade.
Indiana first, then Lafayette, Colo.
Married Miss Jenet Marsh in 1895.
Joseph Hyland. To Baldwin
in 1898 from Minnesota. Came
west for health Mrs. Winifred Hv-
land Came to Baldwin in 1898
Lived in Scotland several wears bot
came to America from Ireland in
1890
L. ID. Redmon Came 10 home on
Muddy river, near Somerset from
Missouri bv team in 1900. Carpen-
ter and mercantile business for time
then ranchmsn. Crossed the plains
IN a wagon and has lived in Colora DO
since 1870.
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Over Twenty Years
IN County

John J Potter. To Gunnison IN
1882 from Iowa Now aged &C.
Boot and shoe business.
Mrs Bette Walters. Came 10
Doyle from Ohio in 1852. Ranch
ing near Crookston, fine Location
in Tom,chi valley.
j. ID Jennings Cisnnison coan
~ in 1855, originally from Ohio.
Engaged in mining Aged 81.
Now Gann:soH town marshal
Alvy r. Hay, to Spencer, in 1887.
from WISCONSIN. Walked into the
county, was 20 wears old. Mining,
milling. one year in express business
in Gunnisou.
+. W. Comstock. Gnnnison in
SO from Wyoming Originally
from New York. Stationery epain-
eer at Baldwin Then ranching,
Jack s Cabin.
Dexter T. Sapp. To Pilkin in
1881 from Michigan To Gunnison
in 1884. Attorney and COUNSELOR.
State senator l9O4-l90s. County
attorney since 1901.
NJ. o. Waterman, 10 Ohio CITY
with wife and son Walter. in 1881
from Kansas, by prairie schooner
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4 ~ ~ ~ onuua -

Evesy womss IN this to~n sAosh
sse "hef hoaor the Mayor" rhe
sketch will be played next week ss
the Earcsric BY Mos Tyler Kent end
nr. Lsuis Lyttoa. Ii 10 the -
sAine yst o. the ssifra4e ouese;o,
IL 10 . splendid sss~er to tAAs
popslar qscrv, shall wome, vosep
Niss Kent's big spsech in desese
OF woDeakisd from the Roman ass,
TO the present era 10 simply innens.
.od hr sssusr Of delivery irre.issi.
be.
Losis Lytso. - the bo.. po,iticia.
draw . resl tyne that re all know
TIE pasyles 10 jsa the favor TO tickie
the popalar palase aud hits the mo-
litsc.l vail dscidssly On the Nd
II is repsese With the fvsaiess asd
e0eAAsss kind Of hses a.d ve,ll
emsse any ssdience on sav circ~it
isea ske high gr.ss villaees 10 he
saise ligAts Of ere.a Bsusdway.
The 70 . skeach that sarel, pl.v.
49, PsVulR chords and iss svi-
osos stcueb h SIRE pruof th.s the
PsSe Anow wAsGs w1R.
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parents
"Wednesday. july 6.

"Wednesday, July c.
l. N Lamont went % Gunuison
FRIDAY
c. d Scott left for his home in
Oklahoma last week.
Everyone repurts great time in
Ohio during the Fourth.
Hari McDonald is the new stage
driver from Pltkin to Parlln sincs
July l.
John Berryhill went TO the saw
mill TO take the logging contract on
the sixth
Marx Hirsch Of the Grand Prize
n, 90. was in camp from FRIDAY un-
til Sunday
Mrs A Caufman and son and Mrs
Jones returned to Ohio from Cedar
edge on Wednesday.
Fred Dice drove a team over from
Littleton lsst week and has gone up
TO the saw mill 10 assist at the log
gIng
Mr. and Mn Downs and children
spent the 4th at Crested Butte. Mrs
Downs will visit . few days before
returning
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~ - A1psoiusv,

The Pine Street Livery, owned
by Frank Young is represented in
this paper by an ad as usual. Mr.
Young is . constant advertiser.
The Jointed Rod Resort, by its
genial owner, A. L. Wilson, invites
you TO spend few weeks fishing on
the Gsnnison. Wilson 10 q famous
cook and 6shing 10 fine now.
Among the professional men of
0unnison Who carry cards in the
News-C Champion are dexter I. Sspp
j. n. ncDosesl, Nosrse & Haider-
man. attorneys. Dr. Gen. Sullivan,
dentist, ". A. Clark Assayer
Z. l.. Rosa. the popslsr Crested
Bette nerchant Boz carries Q reRu.
lar I'd in tAe Ne~s- Champion ssd
hnds Il bring ressrss. This wosld
be tree Of mescAssts in cav corner
q the cosssy for iesriy everybody
veUds this p.YRs.
Oar ssveaty-6ve or more sab
scribssu in tAe vicisity of Cr,,sed
Dutte win BE- issseeuAe1 in the nan
pee display q X. Z. Ro4A 4 Bro.
in which skey dsasil iSe.s Of the;r
Qress cessfssce sale. The ill.sar.ses
Ne posssioa Ne~s- -ChsaVioa is N !.
ise - - s1vsss;siae 1sdism.
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00uo

N<OsCAaoeAsa CsssesUsDAsos.L
Wednesday, Jsly Is.
FisAine 10 So.
Mn. Schsslsr - . sis>es vis;tiss
~ kese.
Ais.ss Eake a.d Myrsis Cs;r,s
sest 70 Spusssosas buA yusaurAug.
La~wnce Childs was recently We
itiAG relssives kese shiIe e,ru.>. N
Oregon
Hay crops ere looking good and
some Of the rsscADen are tAinkiss
Of conDenciso 70 hay.
lssser AcAllan, Mr.. Ssosebruper
Howard Carpeeses, asd Skesif How.
ell and Mr.. WIKI e Tsllss;Ae -,
gsssas u tie X. L. CArpesr hone
SusiaR - Wusk.
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l0nlll

News-Champaoa CesrespeaAenoe.
T"esday, July l2.
Fishing 10 god on Ohio creek.
Mr.. Stewart Of Florence is the
new mine clerk.
johnson, the electrician, 10 here
TO remain some time.
Bill Reynolds 10 bsck ct the Ks-
bier from WaisenbsrS
Mr.. Morgan Of Trinidad 10 here TO
sscced Ssps. forrss4ss.
Mr.. Losis niiDer a Cvessed Butse
70 visiting sAe KilIiaa isnily.
The Rnty NJ. coass.s 90 .
sew force Of nea hsse this weed.
Ga. Aer. hs.ss - 1r. sAsm-
vsy wese hess . ~ Asys Isss wssa.
niss AarensW kia1 ssl lseAsr
ssss hese lsa wesk visitiAg JoAn
Ris,s yr.
o. Ssndes e~e.ia9 Dr.. Hs.ssr'.
-. - q ~ srn bsoaea By .
~ fsUa . bsrso.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15
60 Ovy

>ess-Chssspson Correapss1soes.
Tuesday. Jsly ~
Fred McDmald has moved h,-
ismIly ~ town
Mrs. Pc moved her famllv 10
Gsanssos las, weed
ti-a Isv,. aud fsRslv are mosins
b. tfaBRssoa this weed
Bob Johnspn ,s sa a fishing trip
on favlor river this weed
Miss Pearl MeW sllsams 70 visiting
at the Gold Links THE week.
W ID kerr Is hauling te the Gold
lduks with four horse team.
+ NJ Lamont went 10 I,enver on
SATURDAY. retarnins "Wednesday.
Mrs l.. l. Reed and little daash-
ter are visiting at the Csnklln home
A letter from T. x Ienham tells
IT their being lscs,ed at PenvalIap.
Wash
r. q Dice Is making a trip
through the saa LUIS valley this
week
Elder Lee 1T the Methodist church
preached at the school house satur.
day evening
The stork left fine baby boy at
the home Of Mr. aud Mrs. Alva Fos-
ter last FRIDAY
Mr. and Mrs. John Good Of
] luunsst0wu. Ohio. were guests at
the Carter tanuel last week.
Mrs. W n Waterman has one of
her beautiful paintings Of a dead
cuyute on exhibition at the johnson
store
Mr and Mrs Chris Stevens went
10 kldora receHtly 10 spend two
weeks VACATION with the latter's
parents
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15
COAL COAL. COAL,
farsnas 4 Ferevsna.

- - - =:
- J1.s 80 ~
On the hrst and third Tuesdays Of
escA DossA dsriag tie eatire yesr.
the Colorado 4 Soathern viii seli
su1ad srip Aoass.tekess tsckess 10 |.
great many points in New MEXICO
sd IeKss = gssaaly reduced r.ss,
finea limit twenty Eve daya, allos-
nag oop-over privileges.
F0 dessiasd iafosmseion, r,>e.
&C call o. yoer se.ress Colombo 4
So.tAen Aeese, o. sddrs. +. E.
fneer, Geaeral Passenger Ass.t
pevf- i5-5e n.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

hne new Cooper wagon TO be us ed
on trip 10 Route county.
Mr.. and Mrs Frimk returned to
Fl. Lupton Thursday AFTER a three
week s visit with the Slate family.
l.. Bulch an old timer of Doyle
IN the eighties, is spending some
time at Waunita with mis- family.
His present home is at Hotcbk lee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

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