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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-09-15
NEWFANE
Reunion of Newton Descendants.

The gathering of descendants of Mar
shall Newton, an early settler on New
fame hill, was not large in the sense of
including representatives, from lines all
over the country, as it was hastily call
ed. Owing to lateness of the date, Sept
to IL, many of the more distant de-
scendants were unable to respond, part
ly because they had already taken their
vacations. An organization was effected
however, and interest manifested prom
1sed larger reunion earlier in the sea-
son next year. The president is w. II.
Newton of Walingford, Conn; secretary
and assistant, Miss Ellen Huldah New
ton of Cincinnati, and Miss Elsie NJ
Newton of Wallingford; treasurer. Her
bert Baker of Mechanicsvlle, N. Y.
Saturdays rain prevented the proposed
picnic at the old homestead on the hill,
but Newfane Inn rose to the occasion
as headquarters, and 80 sat around
long table loaded with ample picnic
provisions, in addition to provision of
hot stew and boiled corn from the
house.
Descendants in the Rev. Epnraim Trol-
land Newton line from Pittsfed and
Cambridge, Mass, who came in their
touring car, managed to take a hasty
trip over the hill between showers be-
fore their homeward journey.
TWENTY-FIVE were left to attend church
III pouy sunday morning. FINALLY,
most of the gathering went to the an
cestral homestead in clearing weather,
where they were photographed. They
also visited several points of interest
connected with early history, on the hill
summit, and drove to the Kenny farm
and the Isaac Newton place. Four
states were represented Vermont,
Massachusetts,, New York and Texas.
The family easily traces back to Rich
ard Newton born in England in 1901.
who came to Massachusetts and settled
near Concord in 1885 and lived nearly a
century.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-09-15
SOUTH NEWFANE,

silos. 'iiei
Hubert Brown has built a silo during
the past few days.
a. L. Morse is somewhat improved
Inc trained nurse remains with him.
Dr' and Mrs. Burkenstock went Tues
Gay TO the White Mountains for a visit
of 10 days.
Mrs. Morgan of Bristol Tenn, Joined
her mother, Mrs. Alice Morse, at William
Brooks's Saturday.
MT Herdman of Boston was in town
Neunesday on business relating to the
memorial windows which will be placed
in the Baptist church.
Mrs. Bfckford returned to her home in
Iownshend Monday. She will remain
there week, after which she will start
Tor Washington, d. c., where she viii
, ~ WIN en- her SON Frank, who is in bust
ness. She will visit a week in Groton
Mass, en- route.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-09-15

Inc golden wedding anniversary of
MI ana Mrs Orren a. Davis was observ-
eu In their home Friday afternoon and a
soou number We're present, but on ac-
count OF the i'll health of Mrs. Davis
only the relatives, neighbors and close
,,,it nus n We're invited Mrs. Davis has
10 peeh wei the past year. but she was
I a TO greet the guests who gathered in
ene nome that day. The afternoon was
S SI IN an informal, social way and
toi,or any Mrs Davis were presented
tokens of remembrance. After refresh
h I mad been served Rev. Joseph Nc
f Nean' pastor of the Baptist church. Of
i ,' prayer and all sang God be with
you I'll we meet again
VT Davis lived in Grafton in his bow
uoou Gays and was son of Oliver Davis
MIS- Davis's early home was in Dover
%iIu ner maiden name was Sarah M
Lazele. She is the last survivor Of ber
iather family Mr.. Davis was "a
years old the day before the golden we'd
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Fred Bacon has a new horse.

Fred Bacon has a new horse
Edwin Sawyer of Hyde Park is in
town. ~
Bliss Prentiss is visiting few days in
Windham. 80
Fred l.. Lowe has a new 1912 model
Ford automobile
Wesley Phillips Is visiting his mother
Mrs. Mary Phillips.
Georgianna Mexican has gone to her
school in Westfeld.
DR.. Bruce of New York citv visited
Sunday with his wife.
Miss Ida Parker returned Saturday to
her home in Fitchburg.
Miss Lotte ]. Hosley of Jamaica 10
working at Frank Bloods.
r. N. Fairbank of Guilford recently
visited at F. w. Watson's.
Paul Boynton of Jamaica visited at
Mrs. a. l.. Rand's last week.
Miss Clara Simpson of Wardsboro re-
Gently visited at Earl Knapps.
Charles Mills has bought the house for
merly occupied by ii. c. Franklin.
Emory Jones of Charlestown, N. H.
was in town the first of the week.
George L. White drove to Whitehall
N. y, Monday to visit his parents.
Fred l.. Lowe is away on a business
trip to Springfield, Mass, this week.
Earl Knapp and daughter Marion. re-
Gently visited in Westminster West.
Miss Carrie Mortified of New York
city Is visiting Mrs. Charles H. Evans.
Mrs Barnes of Westminster West is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Earl Knapp.
Prof Roy Jocelyn has gone to live in
Chelsea. He will attend Boston univers-
ity.
Mrs. Chauncy Harris of West Towns
memo has come to live at Herbert Kid
ders.
MT Morey returned to his home in Oak
lark Ill., Friday. Mr.. Morey started
Tuesday
Miss Florence Sanders is home and ex- |
poets to engage in her millinery work |
his fall.
A. r. Marsh has improved his place by
painting the barn, r. d. Phillips doing
he work.
The seminary team were defeated to
8 Saturday, when they played a picked
cam in town
Col. H. f. Dutton went Tuesday to
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-09-15
WILlIAMSVIllE

Inc next meeting of the Grange has
peen postponed to Tuesday, Oct. 8
Mrs; Helen Miller of West Brattleboro
visited Miss Florence Dickinson the first
of the week.
Ewing Bellows of Springfield. this
state, has been visiting his sister Mrs
s. w. Hescock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Allen of Wards
poro have been guests this week of his
mother Mrs. Cynthia Allen.
MI and Mrs. David Aldrch Of South
Londonderry and Mrs. Rua Adams of
East Dover recently visited their sister
Mrs Cynthia Allen.
Mrs. Idella Hescock, who visited in
Greenheld came home Wednesday even
ing to care for Mrs. c. d. Iazelle. who is
very i'll with a nervous trouble.
Williamsville Grange has accented tho
invitation of Protective Grange RrattIae
poro, to visit them nelghbors NIGHT
next Wednesday. the goth, and will IRE
sent the program.
me men gave a pretty good progra m
IN the Grange meeting Tuesday evening
put were turned down by the Judges so
Ihey VIII give the supper to the ladies'
tuesday evening, Oct. 10.
W. o. Nichols finished work here SAT-
uruay Tor the Williamsville Manufactur-
ing company, and went to Dummerston
~ sIay several days, after which he
49, atu Mrs, Nlchols will go to Washington,
"here they viii live with their daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. TT. Newton and
daughter, Miss Elsie Newton, who have
peen attending the Newton reunion In
Ne"lane the past week, visited Mrs
NeWloh mother, Mrs D. d. Dickinson
peiore returning to their home in Wal
lingford. - ""'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-09-15

ding celebration and Mrs. Davis was rs
last July. They became acquainted while
employed as attendants at the Brattle-
boro Retreat. They remained in Brattle-
boro while and later moved to Fran
cestown, N. H., where Mr. Davis worked
several years in a soapstone quarry.
Forty-one years ago last spring they
came to the farm they now occupv
winch is a 2OO-acre farm about three
miles northeast of the village. They
Dullt new house there about 25 years
ago Both are members of the Baptist
church and as citizens and neighbors are
held in high regard.
They had three sons, VIII O. Davis.
VINO lives on the home farm with his
family and his parents, Fred II. Davis.
formerly of Brattleboro and for the past
seven years engaged in the meat busi
ness IN Hlnsdale, n. H., and Henry.
VINO died Feb. 2, 1887, in Townshend'
mr.. Davis has one sister Mrs. Cynthia
Lindsey of Nashua, n. II.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-09-15
BROOKLINE.

Mr. and Mrs. Alton Morse and son
ernest OF Williamsville visited Sunda,
at Frank Perry's.
Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Bush and e. L,
bush and family drove to Barber pn rk
last week Thursday to attend the reun-
ION OF the Windham County Veterans
association. aus
Mrs Vassar and son, George, of Bel
lows Fails came Monday to take her
,iiother-in-law Mrs, Phoebe Ann Davis
nome with her for a few weeks visit
MRS. Davis recently has been making her
nome at Walter Whitaker's.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Baker. Willard
baker Fred Baker, Mrs Abbie Thomp-
son ana Mrs Seth Handy of Mechanics
E E, N: y Mrs, d. T. Lamb of Little
rams n. r., Joe Baker OF Herkimer. N
~ and Mrs. Ward Eager OF New York
Slty were visitors at A. A. Austin's Mon
aay Nearly all are relatives OF Mrs
Austin. Mr.. and Mrs. Austin attended
IN Newton reunion in Newfane g.
urday and Sunday. 7"'-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-09-15
Attempt to Break Jail.

Jailer E. f, Davis. who had thought
ne heard noises in the night and had
been up twice before, was awakened and
dressed himself about 1920 Sunday morn
ing He found by listening in the of
nee that there was some trouble in the
jail and called Harry Edwards, who went
with him into the Jail, where they found
halph Virgins and Erland Barney, two
prisoners who were committed for bur
slary' ana Thomas Sugar for stealing
horse, had cut through the bars five
tunes, made an entrance into the cor
rloor, had removed the plaster and lath
ana mad begun to make a hole tnrouph
the outside brick wall. Probably in less
IMAM an hour they would have escaned
oi account OF repairs in the cells these
prisoners had been left in the exercising
room. mere are y inmates in the
county Jail this week.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-09-15

william Fisher returned to New York
city Friday.
MRS Alice Micott is laying a new
water pipe to her spring.
FRIENDS from Athol called on Mrs. Ev
elyn Starrett the first of the week,
me shght frost Tuesday was followed
lawyer John n. Drake Of New York
city is guest Of Prof. G. X Cberria
Miss Ruth Streeter came from An
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-09-15
T0WNSHEND
Death Of Miss Hattie Fisher.

Miss la title Fisher 40, died in the Me-
moral hospital in Brattleboro Sent 7
after after being in failing health two years
neral was held in the Bantist cburob
sunday morning, Rev Joseph Mexican
oilclating. The burial took place in
lakewood cemetery. Miss Fisher was
porn IN 1861 on the Fisher farm and was
daughter of William r. and Harriet
W. (Perry) Fisher. She spent her en-
ago she came with her parents to tho
village. She was quiet and unassuming.
domestic in her tastes and devoted TO
her parents, minstering to them through
long and trying periods of illness she
leaves brother, Willard r. of Wards
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-09-15

The body of George Prentice 40 was
round Monday near the Rabidou lumber
camp In Roxbury. His head was
mangled by a rifle bullet, which entered
near the right eye The rife was found
near the body. The authorities decided
.hat death was due to an accident. Prem
idou Lumber company some vears ona
a pert or the time lived alone in tho
lumber camp. He leaves a wife from
whom he was divorced, a son and two
daughters living in Randolph.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-09-15
GOLDEN WEDDING IN TOWNSHEND

W.T. ana Mrs. 0en Davis Greeted Friends Friday Afternoon
became Acquainted While Empoyedat Baeboo Retreat
Have Lived in Present Home Al Years
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-09-15

Mrs, W. H. Ingram will hold her mill
hhery opening next Wednesday, Sept 90
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-09-15

A man may like girl all the more
because she seems to like him less.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

Prince kinsley, engineer in chief
st the Links mine, spent part OF the
week in Gunnison. Mr.. kinsley
served nine years with Uncle Sam $
navy. and is much interested in the
mobolization of troups along the
Mexican border. since in a scrap, he
would be in the first reserve called
out. However, he does not think a
brush with japan over the Mexican
eituation at all likely He spent
four wears of his navy life in and
about Japan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

The Gavette orchestra has been
increased by several new players for
the oratorical contest tonight and the
oratoio next Thursday, the 4th.
The players, are L. f. Gasette, f
j. Schemik, violins, ". A. Franks,
slide trombone; Frank D. Lea, cor
net; Frank Knowles. flute; Tad
Knowles, clarinet; Jos. Gavette,
traps; Miss Isabelle Bray, pianist
They are working up some dandy
music for these occasions, and the
talent is there TO make one of tho
best orcbestras ON the western slope
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28
n. {. Ord ksaire

1000 Alpha Adult Bible class in
the lecture room. Everybody in
vited.
ll:W Morning Worship and ser
mon Preacher. Rev Glenn Stewart
Of Crested Butte
200 Epworth League
7:45 Pheasant SUNDAY evening al
the Electric Theatre. Excellent pro
gram. illustrated songs. Beautiful
Beckoning Hands" Come Ne Dis
consulate" IL beautiful slies
Special songs etc Address bv Rev
Glenn Stewart Of Crested Bette
Music by the Gavette Orchestra
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28
SesssGsssl kil.aepias = U.;s. Men

A sensation of the week, has been
the arrest Of James Mcnamara. presi-
dent Of the International Bridge and
Structural Iron Worke ers associate
and of Ortie McManigal, charged
with dynamiting the Los Angeles
Times bailding.
The arrests were due To Defective
Vim. j Burn.. the men who secured
the convection of Abe Ruef and
others connected with the San Fran
cisco graft scandals. These men
were literally kidnapped. as in the
Meyer and Haywood cases of Color
ado, and taken from Indianapolis %
Los Angeles secretly and with scaut
hearing However. Governor Mar
shall Of Indiana has declared be
won't stand for that sort Of thing.
and Burns aud associates were
promptly arrested for kidnappiIe z
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

Note the program of the oratorical
contest 10 occur tonight aud the
oratorio 10 be given next Thursday
evening May 9Th. Two important
events to the public of our town
Both programs appear in this paper
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

Harry Fogg went Tuesday tn
ouray. representing the Gunnisou
Presbyterian church at the annual
meeting of the Western Colorad0 or
0unnlson Presbvtery A minister
and one elder represent each church
in the district at this meeting Ser
vices begin Tuesday evening and
last until TODAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

A bas wss t.oru " tbs fsDsly a
) G. f,sher.
Jssiy perss II yesa1 k'iAs sers
eEsisEsasa~d by Assses aS9se end
Meta t,sbh~.
t'isss Redgcs~ sas el~cs~d aayos
oi Ahsaser, the hrss asass~sss ~ kosa
thai place sn wears.
The saasserss<y II she ssssbll-h-
aselst II the tsrasd Array II she Re-
panslc wss ceiebrssed st sooass III
Henry h I.,.ke.
A rec aPport'oaass.t lsw pss'
oaHR,soa. Mesa and Iklsa ~ the
same senssar,si dssarsct. but gave
ossn,soa = representative slooe
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

Tad Knowles has returned from
the State Agricultural college. thoagh
for some time he has been out of
school, working for Senator Z. NJ.
Ammons, at the Plum Valley ranch
near Littleton
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

The ostIook for high water ls
gettlng worse. While the Guam
son is com.as sp, the relatively cool
weather continues, and even in the
higher shining camps hsvd packed
snow is still two or three fset deep
IN the stFeess. With such an IN
usual precipitation, unless wsser 10
bolliag high through May, the June
floods, wlll he terrific.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

Elmer England has invesss1 u .
6rst class ice outfit, for his evo~bnG
business. New wagon. pew Aasusa,
everything sphinx and span nee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28
Cansuus - luilnnW

The 0eeeral water detsass bill.
apprepr,ss.aS x.s,.tn0 10 de'ead oar
eltizeu. against she crazy ''cosservs-
ton policy hes passed bosh houses
All spr.e Of smendmepss sse hesne
made 10 the game lsws. hst ehsnaed
Is Fast ~ made. by saother week
u viii he po~ssbie 10 tell something
about it.
Several bills in the Ieg,s sssre will
II passed, materially change salaries
Of the county sheriff aud county
Judge for the worse, while raising
the salaries Of assessor and saperln-
tendent of schools. Consequently
there 10 considerable aneasiaess ~
10 what the hnsl result may be.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

Hssry Schsepf wss IN fro~ PcwAs-
hora Wednesday aud Harry scAssvf
snd Oscar Johnsoa ve~tesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

On the l2rh. ] J Carpspsss -
operated Spoa ss the Red Csus.
hospitsl in Ssl,ds, and 10 sssll vssy
much snder the weather
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

Nm y C. Martin ie spsaAsaQ -
wesk ead. wssh her sssses. Ass. 3. y
mckee, u Csatteton
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

T. G. IkR go AssssssD sasas6l
frosa 0eIo Gay 90 Wsd~su1n0 q
this s~-.A.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

O. ID Beassat wss in oos csey
Thsrsdsy from Ohio City. - =
plsaalng . trip overland sAsssOA
kansss and Oklshosaa ~ Texas
where he has property.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28
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D1urrah! Hurrah, Hurrahl for the May
Queens Ball,
The W. X. c. are giving in La Veta s
Dining Hall.
The Fairies of the May Pole will wei
come you all,
For the W. X. c. cordially invite you to
call.
Come one Come all to the May Queen
Ball.
We want all our old and new friends to
be there,
You know of our welcomes, we treat
you quite fair.
The Spirit of Spring is pervading the air.
Cavette's Orchestra will play so at
home leave dull care.
Come one Come all and see the May
Queen fair.
Doors open at 3 p. m. Tickets foi
gentlemen $l.W.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

Ms Iexsrs = S~pp ssh ~sss -
tos k.ps~espsl Gsasd Vsdsss4ue
s5,sssooa. nsy 3
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

Arcs.er Nslisr .os~d 10 tn@1av =
shesH Esocs 90 t.sstk oIsA -.
headsy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

T.. j Ss@g,l,ses ssst~sos1 Use
asstsy ess.snx tso@ bsssssss ssai
to Gssad J~ncssoa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

be IAsvsd - .assax k;s ta~dlv =
b~ldwsa. skess - ssti ~ hnunsS
this s.usuer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28
Lach ~ Nusm1

E.llis ksse~ be- hsss ssssSssy =
ash psesussss,s sAas UssA-
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28
vaAs = ~ ousss CssAssa

Votes received aud counted in the
MAY Queen Contest Of the W. r. c.
ara "a follows.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

The city schools will give sa esaes-
sainment Wednesday evening", No,
10 ct the Christian chsrch A.
sissioa 35 aud Pc, psoeseds - -
used for library fsnd. Praossa
sent week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

Jsdss Gse ks~sAess.ssas ss1 80
Hugh setsrs~d sssSsd@y fsuo . essp
eosn tke vsiley
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Fraak NanAlstine
drove into town Tuesday. being
called ON business matters They
sent out ten cars of hay MONDAY
from Castleton and are constantly
filing orders The going price Is
: 10 ton ON the track for the mixed
hay, and somewhat better for the
best timothy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

Miss C. W. Charles of Ilenves, -
gan . school ct Parlin too wssks 60
with . dozen pspils. Miss E.ily
Brown is the new teacher q Dyyls-
Vile. Sevepteen are enrolled tAe0e
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28
TvOsTv MAkS AGO

ss'"s'sss ass,ss s<g,ssssss, ass ~ fswsss.
And ss.e>w lsvss<Stsf b. ssssf
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

Buttons sdvnstins the "Rass6Oa
Route" ere nov ost, aud very hsa1.
some bsttoRs they are. fhsa lsae'
ing trost, in colors. could ealy Os0s
IN the Guanisoa country.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

A shentinG scsspe among two lts-
lions = Cpessed Butte, "Wednesday
night, pesslted in serious injury to
one Of them. 1t may be narder
Az We 20 TO press Sheriff Hsnloa has
gone mp after the other fellow.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

it is necessary that the quality shall be
good to start with We justly pride
ourselves on the excellent grades of
coffee which we sell they are
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28
WOe eHee)ee1

for strength and aroma and Yet our
prices are not higher than yOq have
probably been paying for the other
kind. We are experts in buying and
you get the benefit. that's all.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

Mrs. Cara Parsons and children
cent Saturday to Grand Jsnction.
Mrs. Sprigg Shackleford 10 return
ing from the hospital at Denver,
somewhat improved in health Her
daughter, Mamie Mrs. Hart has
come on from Nevada to be with her
for a visit
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

NJ. A. Pennington he's completed
his improvements on the ice house
Of the Gannison Valley Ice Com
psny, repairing and filing the old
walls, putting in q partition, etc.
The building is now fixed for many
years
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

Quite force Of men are engaged
in cleaning out the city bitches
About MAY first the living streams
of water will be tarned down. Not
another town in Colorado has such
a remarkable and beaatifal water
system for irrigation of lawns and
gardens.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-28

THE GCNNlSON /!
LacA ~ Husaaa !
Ellie bsse~ be- hsss sssssasly q
xsst paesasooss dis wssk-
Archer Miller ,ss~d A,s 6@dlp =
thesr rsocs oe l.ssxk 0IsA sssuA.
hs.dsy.
T. G. Ik<. go bssssss snaeD
froa Oe.o Gay oa VsdusU1n0 -
th,s s~--A
be IAsvsd - oasssx kis tsmdlv y
B~ldw,a. sksss - sstl ~ hNunsS
shss s.asmer.
kss L<xsrs r S~pp ssh ssss -
tss k,ps-espsl G~sld Wsd~ss4ue
st,sssooa. nsy 3
Jsdse Gse kS~sAers.ssaa esd 90
Hssh setsrs~d sssssd.s fsuo . sssp
aowa the vsisey
T.. J. ss@t,l,ses sss~sssd vse-
sssdsy essasnN fso@ . bsssssus ssse
to Gsaad J~acssoa.
Nm y c. Martin j. spseAsaQ -
wesA ead. wssh her sssses. Asa. .. D
mckee, ss Cssateson.
Heary Schsey2 wss IN fro0 PowAss-
horn "Wednesday aud Harry ScA~sVf
snd Oscar Johasea ye.sesdsy.
On the l2th. j j CarEsasss -
operated upoa ss the Red Csuss
ho~pitsl in SaI,da, and 10 ssill vssy
mach under the weather
Elmer England has invesaed N .
FIRST class ice outfit. for his eso~saG
b.s,ness. New wagon. new hHsusa,
everything spsak sad span nsw.
O d Bemsat wss in oss ciey
Thsrsdsy from Ohio City. - >
plsanlnG . trip overland shsoaDe
ksnsss and Oklshosaa ~ Isxas
where he has property.
Buttons sdecstine the "keieAOU
Route" ere now oat, aud very hae1-
some buttoRs they are. fhae 49,
ing trost, in colors. could ealy osOs
IN the Gsanisoa country.
Miss C. W. Charles Of Denves, -
gan . school ct Parlin two wssks go
with . dozen pspils. Miss E.ily
Brown 10 the new teacher q Ryls-
Vile. Seventeen are enFollsd tAsss
The city schools will give On eHtes-
tainmeRt Wednesday evening", Msy
10 ct the Christian chsrch A.
@issioa 35 aud Pc, psoeseds - -
sssd for library fsnd. PSa0ssn
sest wsck.
A sheotinG scsspe among two lta-
lions = Crested Butte, "Wednesday
night, pesslted in serious injury to
one Of them. Ii may be narder
Az We 20 TO press Sheriff Hsnloa has
gone up after the other fellow.
NJ A. Pennington hes completed
his improvements on the ice house
Of the Gannison Valley Ice Com
pany, repairing and filling the old
walls, putting in . partition, etc.
The building is now fixed for many
years.
Quite force Of men arc engaged
in cleaning out the city bitches
About MAY first the living streams
of water will be tarned down. Not
another town in Colorado has such
remarkable and beastifal water
system for irrigation OF lawns and
gardens.
Mrs. Cara Parsons and children
vent Saturday TO Grand J0nction.
Mrs. Sprigg Shackleford is return
ing from the hospital at Denver,
somewhat improved in health Her
daughter, Mamie Mrs. Hart has
come on from Nevada to be with her
for q visit
4 Mr.. and Mra Fraak NanAlstlne
drove into town Tuesday. being
called ON business matters They
sent out ten cars OF hay Monday
from Castleton and are constantly