Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-27
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D \. os,ersline aepgty coal mine
Islsilectsr, Was here on Official business
l-st 1hsrsaay.
Division Ssp't. J. y. Thomas. Of the
fsai company, made his regular VISIT ~
the iocai mime Thursday.
Mrs. Aas.el y Cgrren visited her
aunt. Mrs. Mary England, IN Gunnsson
from Saturday until Monday.
j. 4. Hossell. Of the Aegis Life In
ssFance company, was calling upou oar
people several aays last week
The nsiisiness 81 the winter To date
with respect to both temgerature and
SNOW -fsil has been very unusual
Mrs. ". l.. Martin and son, Ceii de-
parted "Wednesday for a two month $
visit relatives and friends at StranG.
Nebr.
W. v. Baliou. of Delta, is eiischargine
the duties of klo Grande agent at this
station during the absence VI Agent NJ !
j. Boyle.
Wm- shaw Is acting yartimaster dur
ing the absence Of Jas. Harris. FRANK
Arch " in turn relieving Mr.. Shaw a.
swItchman.
Misses Margaret Kelly and Lillian
Dog have retsrped from Gunnssou Ia
await the re-epen'ae Of the schools IN
that city.
p. W Knots. of Fort smith. Ark.
arrived Sunday to take the position Of
dry goods salesman for the Colorado
Supply Co.
Mrs. Jessie Kerr, mother of Mrs. C.
L. Ross, arrived last Thursday from
Republican City, Nebr., for a month $
visit with her daughter.
n. 1. Roth viii leave for Cleveland.
Ohio. next week 10 visit relatives. Mr..
Dhel WI have charge Of the store dur
ing Mr.. Roth's absence.
L.. b. johnson, of Salida, inspector of
machinery for the Rio Grande, was in
the city Friday and SATURDAY. of Last
John Msthieson, Jr., departed Friday
for Pictou, near wslsenburg, where he
will be employed in the mechanical de-
partment Of the c. p. I. mine at that
place.
Miss Frankie Adams. sister to Mrs.
n. h. Mccormick, arrived Tuesday
from kIfie for visit of several weeks
duration. Miss Adams is a resident of
San Francisco.
Prof. John n. kearney, of Denver,
has succeeded to the position of princi-
pal of the Crested Butte public schools,
made vacant by the resignation Of Prof.
Schultz.
A large quantity Of alfalfa hay has
been purchased recently by local feeders,
who claim it to excel timothy rs mid
winter feed. The price is but little in
excess of timothy.
A runaway accident at each the Lit
tell Dr8s. and the Crested Butte Coal
esMpany's mines Monday caused a pue-
pension Of operations fer q couple of
days. No one hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. j. Boyle, daughter.
Josephine and two little sons, departed
nenday for an extended trip to Califor-
nia points. Their hosts of friends wish
them merry time and safe return.
A party of Gunnison young people,
composed of Misses Dill, Burrell and
Westgate, and DIR. Sullivan, Frank
Crown and +. c. Sutliff, attended the
ball here Friday evening of last week.
". b. Bailey and wife were calling
spen our people Monday and Tuesday Of
this week. Mr.. Bailey represents
Denver Wholesale firm. Mrs. Bailey will
be remembered as Miss Marie Patchen.
Rev. =. =. Cain, of Grand Junction,
Formerly pastor of the U. C. church in
this city, has been here the past week
working in the interest of the Equitable
rraternal Union, an insurance organiza-
tion.
One of the best events of the season
was the grand ball given at the Isis
theatre Wednesday evening by the
Pythias Sisters. A sumptous supper
was served by the temple in the X. of
p. hall.
The farewell dance given at the city
hall FRIDAY evening in honor of Prof.
and Mrs. Schultz was a very ENJOYABLE
social event. The music was supplied
by Prof Bryan and Mrs. Slick, of Gun
nison.
Prof. T. W. Schultz departed Saturday
for q brief business trip to Denver.
after which he will proceed to Farming
ton. ". M, to enter his new sphere as
a merchant. Mrs. Schultz and the chill
dren will follow Saturday of this week.
John Rozman departed Tuesday for
near Trinidad, where he will
take the position of cashier in the Colo
rstie Supply Co., store at that place.
II is expected that he will return in the
spring to again take charge of the
FlOresta store.
Accompanied by his three children and
sister, Miss Annie, James Harris, de-
parted Monday for FL Cajon, California.
for a months recreation. The children
will be left with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton, and Jim and