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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02
OMlO CITY
News-Champion Correspondence.

Tuesday, MAY 80
he Workman went over to St
Elmo "Wednesday.
Alfred Peltier came in FRIDAYS
train from Cotapaxi
On "Wednesday L NJ. Lamont re-
turned from Denver.
j F. MeAllister returned ON Fri
day from a Denver trip.
Mrs Harl Mcdonald returned on
Friday from Platte canon.
Nj and Mrs. " R. Eaton return
ed 10 Denver ON Wednesday.
Mrs. Joe Quillan and children are
spending a few days in Gunnison.
Mrs. Chas Webb and two children
arrived today for visit with her
pGreats.
VIII McNilliams went to Gunni-
nisol Friday aud returned next dav
with fine new buggy.
Mrs. Anna Colcbiser of Denver is
spending afew weeks with Mrs. Alice
Jones and other relatives.
After a pleasant visit with Mr.
Donaldson, Mrs Donaldson and the
children have returned TO their home
in CImarron
Messrs Ralph Allen and Geo. Sui
livan. Mss Dill and Miss Westeate.
all OF Gunnison spent SUNDAY here
as guests of Miss Lucia Johuson
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02
ALONG TW mUDOy
News-Champion Correspondents.

Saturday, Nav 27
Mrs J +. Norris has been ON the
sick lis, the past week.
Mrs Polly Doll Of Paonia visited
friends on the Anthracite the last oI
the week
II. i Redmon spent the first ol
the week at Drift creek where he has
located ranch
Miss Alta Beezley Of Paonia visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ".
Beezley, the first of the week.
Died, at her home in Somerset,
May "a, 1911, Belva, the 10 yesr
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Smith.
A great many Improvements are
being made ON the claims recently
located. Ranching in the Muddy
country seems TO have taken a new
lease of life.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02
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Ne~s.tl lnsHspsoE CerressoBaesce

friasv. Man 26
Fishing season oPeaed here With
good attendance bs, water $50
ksgh sad imsdav
Spsnn Bros drove their cattle NJ
on Fast rlver TUESDAY. The herd u
about st0 N number.
Joe sackosct. Frank Bailey, Geo.
nights. Stock mans aud others we're
shoppers IN the Bsttes Saturday.
Richard stobs and daughter of
Lafayette arrived "Wednesday TO re-
main darIne the Summer mantbs.
T. W. stobs 10 nov one a oar
ne'ghbors. as he has taken up a
homestead near hIs fathers. We
wish him good laek.
Fred Beatan and Alive Gsrret
both Of East river made a business
TRIP b. the county seat last Monday
Garret left thai pace fOr Palisade
and Denver. will be absent a weed
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02
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The sudden death Of Miss Belvs
May Lockwood Smith, the twenty
year old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Jas. Smith, Of Somerset, has given
rise TO many rumors Suicide has
been strongly limited at although
Coroner o Leary who made the trip
there Thursday last, returning Fri.
day, found no satisfactory evidence
Of self murder.
He did, however, find that she had
been accustomed to taking laudenam
TO ease pain, and probably died Of
an overdose The family had plan
ned to take in the Wild West show
at Hotchkiss Wednesday, but feeling
bad the girl returned and had ap-
parently taken good dose of laad-
enum and stimulant, laid down 30
sleep and never woke up Her par
ents returned ON the train that even
ing TO find her dead body alone in
the house
Smith is saloonkeeper at Somer-
set. The girl, an unusually pretty
maiden, had been attending q wo-
mans college in the east, and was
Just home on her vacation, but in
tending to return. 1t is rumored
that her parents would not allow her
to keep COMPANY with any OF the
young men of that vicinity, and this
circumstance also lent color to stories
of suicide.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02
NlulEnIo

Ssss-<ieAasSsos CoessaDoa1us0r
Isassss.s. Mas "a.
"a tso~cr. 70 nssch aapros~d
dl@ and Dave C.srns are sp from
Nau.Eo-s
Loa fhsii4s~ - b.ca sa he Nag
fsrk ranch.
Ai-- >'s-a Crsb..rl 1T Ida y ~
SssplneFo es-s1sag EelssEsses
Ar Spruce and vsfe iron the
t.iaf.e PARA were s.ssioss here sAs.
wess
Large nsnsbers os 6-..ermea sre
alFeass hese aud p.esis a hsa s.e.ns
csHghi
NhIi. riding ior cattle y 1. Car.
peHier fosaa . dead cos s.rroa.ded
By bear sTscks
MRS. Ivan ~ planning for dance
and program 81 the clo~e 81 her
schoOol Jsse s.
Frank 1sttie has torn sp the
spa~nlng station at Ella creek. He
had good lsck while there.
Flavd tlske ef Cra~ ford ,s visit
ing y l. Carpenter this week. HE
came over Black mesa and reports
the sno~ ell gone
Miss Nav Carpenter aud Floyd
fluke we're visitors at Cebolla dar-
Ing the week They report a large
crowd at .. Js. aud 6shias good.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02
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The annual meeting of the Gunni-
son County Stock Growers Associa.
ton, will be held Saturday June 3rd
at p. m at the county court house
IN Gunnison, Colorado, to make the
hnal decision on the fair grouads
proposition, elect officers for the en-
suing year and discuss other basi-
ness.
All members of the association are
requested to be present also others
interested are invited.
c. l. STONE, president.
b A. HARTnAN, secretary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02
ITEMS Faen ST ELne, Oels
>e~s-Chsmpion Correspoaaeoos.
Mon aiay. Nav 5


Monday, May S.
George fsrlee and George Steven
son. both formerly Of Bowerman, are
now working al the Mary Msrphy
NINE
Now that the snow IT mostly gone
quite number Of properties are
starting mp work for the season in
this section.
Last week Mrs. Geo. Farlee' $
daughter, Mrs Delonas arrived in
II Elmo and will spend the Summer
with her mother and sister, Mrs
George Stevenson.
The boarding house at the upper
workings Of the Mary Murphy mine
burned 10 the ground few davs
ago. The company has already
shipped in car load of lumber TO
rebuild it and in few days will
have another one ready to move into.
The big tunnel is being rapidly
pushed and 500 feet more will see it
under the great ore bodies Of the old
Murphy workings. They will then
have 500 feet of stopping ground. In
April the contractor drove the tsn-
nel 27O feet This month about 300
fset will be made.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02
WniTE nlAE
'-Champlon Correspondence.

Monday, NAV %.
snow Is gone Ia the roads and
valleys. but plenty Of IL yer IN the
timber and the eulches.
Tomorrow is Decoration Day, but
not flower m many. many miles OF
here unless shipped in.
Joh Fultz and family came in
last week from the San Luis valley
They brought over quite bunch OF
cattle.
VIM. Wilson aud Lowell Edge
worth are back IN the Pine. They
have been rustlcsting down in Sar-
gents most Of the winter.
} c. Reagan came in on Thurs
day from Denver He is expecting
some ore hs1lers IN from Sahda as
soon as the teams can get over Mon
arch pass
L.. Il. Sitter was over from Wau-
nlta one day last week aud weat up
to the Princeton. p. d. McNay ac-
com mpanied him home and spent a
day or so at the Springs.
Vim. Flanagan has been working
ON The road TO Sargent for several
days Is getting 1T in good shape
nov VIM. Mcconnell is working
on the road TO North Star.
L ii jerks of the United Mines
company-the Spar-Copper-was in
camp last week He went to Den
yer on Saturday, will be back IN a
lew days. He is expecting some par
ties in shortly from the east TO look
over the property and decide what
they are going to do this summer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02
D0YLEUllE
Sews-CAanpion CorrsspoaAeacs:


Tuesday. May 10.
Decoration Day was observed
by manv at Doyle.
Mrs. Roy Knowles and children
have been sick with the grip.
The Stephenson family visited the
Cor5ltts at Parlin during the week
Thursday, Miss Alice GREY and
sister arrived in Doyle from Mesa
county.
Misses Gibbons. Brown and Slate
and @. A. DesCombes drove Sunday
to Ohio City.
Measles prevented the base ball
game scheduled for Sunday between
Ohio City boys and the Doyleville
team.
@. A. DesCombes was in Gunni.
son Tuesday. returning the next day
with a blooded Hereford calf which
he had purchased.
Roy Lobdell of Parlin was mp and
down our vicinity Sunday with his
automobile, educating our horses &c
the smell Of gasoline.
lshsm Hamilton and John Corbitt
are building = piece Of new road be-
tween the Dome and the Slate plsce,
q great improvement over the Other
grade which had been in uee fos
years.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02
DAYTON
N~ws-Champion Corresponae,cs.

N~~s7Champion Correspoaaencs.
Tuesday, Nav 80,
Edward Jory is now at the Per-
kins camp.
a number of Lake Fork people
are at Lake City TODAY, attending
Memorial Services.
Andy Enbom is at Gunnison this
week and expects to move his crew
OF men very shortly to Blue mesa
where he mas a lumber contract to
FIJI.
The Lake City Ball team played
on the Lake Fork Sunday against
locals here and came off victorious
The score w.s: Lake City IA. Lake
Fork 10. Not % bad for the home
team as they are practically new
aud have hsd vcry little practice.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02
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edns-ias. N@s 81
he frofisn oame as~n srss1 Gss-
us-'a MeaBssdas ga nIs cas- 10
Nsicsn.
h t,@sesse and Ml-- Cisss
tssvse- sere vI-stsrs trosn tsaaaas<ss.
thI- week
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as"sss iram ssesc.r saa ~epi ea
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THIS weed Ml-- M.sa slaAas -
exFsciea asae tFsm Csslssrnsa ~
spend the ssssaser wItE her pareais
Miss Lsels Merselnssa isfi ssssr.
aas tH lAesser alter spending sew
ersl weeks here wsth friends aad
relatives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02

Fish shipping tags one cent each
at News-Champion Office or by nail.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-12-15
OBITUARY..
MERRICK ADAMS MUNRoE.

Mr.. Merrick Adams Munroe died at
morning, December IL, 1911, in the
ripeness of an honored age, after long
period of gradual physical decline. He
was born in Rindge, N. H., February
27 1928, his parents being Jonas and
Eliza (Sargent) Munroe. His family
was prominent one in Revolutionary
times, and history records that his
grandfather fired the first gun on the
American side in the Revolutionary
War;. Jonas Munroe had five children,
four sons and one daughter, of whom
one son is still living.
Mr.. Munroe came to Mddlebury in
1851; his life here covers accordingly
period of sixty years. For twenty-one
years he was collector and constable,
having received his first appointment in
1876. His connection with the Congre-
gatonal church covered the whole of
his Middlebury residence, he having at
once on his removal here presented
letter from the church at Rindge
After 1852 he served continuously on
the churchs music committee, and
from 1892 he was a member of the
board of deacons.
In 1869 Mr.. Munroe was married to
Henrietta Mason, daughter of Rev.
Perez Mason of Boston. Three children
10
good, now connected with power enter
prises at Streator, H.; Charles An
drews, vice-president of the Public
Service Company of Northern Illinois,
with residence at Chicago; and Henri
eta Mason, deceased.
The funeral, held Thursday afternoon
in the Congregational church, was
largely attended, Rev. A. A. Lancaster,
pastor of the church, being in charge of
the service. Prayer was offered by
Rev. Thomas Smms of Gorham, Me-,
former pastor, and President John M.
Thomas spoke briefly, with exquisite
fitness. The music, under the direction
of Mrs. G. d. Miner, was beautifully
rendered by quartette composed of
Mrs. Pitts of Burlington, Mrs. Walter
E. Howard, Mr.. George Remele of
Boston, and Doctor Philip E. Mellen,
and by Mrs. Hill. The bearers were the
deacons of the church, and the burial
in the West cemetery was in charge of
Mr.. Blackmer.
In the death of Mr. Munroe the
church loses a generous and devoted
officer, and Middlebury a citizen with
out reproach and solicitous always for
the community's highest welfare
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-12-15
MRS. MARY s. wILLMAaTH.

The many friends of Mrs. Mary
Smith Wilmarth were startled to learn
of her death at her home on South
street last Saturday evening While
for several years Mrs. Willmarth has
been declining in health, no one appre-
hended that the end was so near. She
was the daughter of T. B. and Esther
Humphrey Smith of Orwell and after
wards moved with her father to Bran
don. In 1870 she married Amos Will
marth, jr., with whom she lived in
Addison and later in Vergennes where
Mr.. Willmarth died in 1891. About
fifteen years ago she moved to Middle
bury, where she has come to be we'll
known and most highly esteemed She
was woman possessing a rarely un-
selfish spirit, kind neighbor, faithful
friend, true Christian and devoted
mother. At the services held at the
home Wednesday morning Rev. Thomas
Simms. former pastor, spoke briefly
regarding the character of Mrs. Will
marth, dwelling particularly upon her
unusual patience in suffering, her kind
illness and her deep motherly spirit
Mr. Simms also otficiated at the burial
in Addison. Mrs. Willmarth was n
years of age. She leaves two sons, A.
b. of Addison and +. H. of Terre
Haute. lad. Three half sisters also
survive her, Mrs. Dr. Wright, Mrs.
Kingsley and Mrs. G. H. Young, all of
Brandon.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-12-15

The celebrated Lacquerd Glove Handkerchief and Work
Boxes. Nothing would make substantial Christmas
present than one of these We also have the Lacquerd
Stand match. These make a pretty combination. Some
thing for the little folks. The Collapsble Doll GoCars
Call and see them. Prices right Birdseye Maple Dresses
Chifoniers and Princess Dressers
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-12-15
At the Ives & Shambo Store
Everything for the Holidays
is Spic-and-Span New,

Dependable in Quality and
Most Reasonably Priced.
AS Pretty Holiday Gift for Gentlemen
We Offer:
A Combination Set Of Suspender
Hose Supporters, and
Arm Bands to match at 75c and 81 90
the set.
A set of Handkerchiefs NeCke
and Hosiery match
SOC, 75c, ST 90 and ST so the SET
set of Handkerchies and Hosiery
Handkerchief and Neckte to match
at SOC and 81 90
our Neckwear, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders,
Arm Bands ETC., boxed in Handsome
Holay boxes. One in box at
25c to 50 90 the box
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