Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-07

Amans PsakTn fslks n ear cay
this weed. wss Mrs G. O. Mese.lf-
Mrs Jas Blaek-iock has this ~eek
been seriously III wIth pneumonia
C. A Par,ch vas do~n 10 shs
co,sBty seas fF,m Baldwin Wednes-
dsv
Mrs HENRY b Lake returned Tuss-
day from ten DAYS m Denver With
relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Martin retura-
ed TUESDAY evening from their tisree
mouths ~ Callforula
The PresbvterIaa Ladies exchange
aud sale Of Easter novelties, Satur-
day. April 18th. at the city hall
A card of thanks IN the News
Champion Gusts ~ cents. 1t II is
over ten lines al fve cents hne.
"Wednesday afternoon, April 18th,
Mrs. Dexter I sapp will serve tea
for the benefit 81 Episcopal Guild.
Mrs. A. b. Warner left Wednes-
dsy night Tor Wisconsin, called there
by the serious illness Of her mother.
MIR and Mrs. q. y. Hubbard Of
Crested Butte, went through Monday,
bound for lower altitude for some
weeks.
Probably the finest express wagon
ever brought into our city is the
dandy which 5 T.. Day flashed upon
the public SATURDAY. He has had
rear steps fitted, and false seats to
accommodate the travelling public TO
and from trains.
Judge Sprigg Shackleford arrived
in GuDnison Saturday 10 conduct
district court. He informs inquiring
friends that Mrs Shack leford is still
Ill in Denver, though no longer at
the hospital Her address is l643
Pennsylvania avenue.
j j. Genright and wife were down
from their East river ranch Tuesday
Mr.. Genright said he broke the road
most of the wav 10 Jack s, but the
snow is going fast. and by week
will have disappeared in the roads,
towards the Buttes
Commissioner Elmer Wiley came
in from Pitkin Monday. He tells us
that snow is gone in the streets Of
that town, but the hills are loaded
with snow from four deep up. An
immense amount of moisture certainly
has fallen during the last month or
So
Mr. and Mrs. d A. Mcconnell
were in our city first of the week
attending to business matters. Mr.
Mcconnell is still nearly blind from
cataracts ON both eyes. He hopes
soon to have an operation that will
give him back his old time sight and
activity.
The second trial Of the case against
Mike Fisher of Crested Butte for
alleged keeping open Of his saloon
on Sunday, resulted in disagree
ment of the jury as did the first. A
third trial of this case and others is
now set for April 25th, in the county
court.
1t seems to be the rage just TO tip
and top the cottonwood trees about
town. Very good idea too. for The
tops OF these trees quickly become
ugly and dangerous things unless
kept under control. This is also the
proper month TO do the work, before
sap starts
Geo Anderson, Herman Ellie
brecht, Peton and Wm Spann went
over Monday with F D. Mckee 10
Moifat, Colorado, 10 look at bunch
Of cattle which Mr.. Mckee is selling
for J ID Mallon Of Denver Although
several Thousand cattle have been
brought into our county this spring,
the demand Is not vet supplied
w. II. Whaien, county commits
sioner from Crested Butte, was down
Monday attending the meeting Of the
board. Elmer Wiley did not get
down, as he is looking after county
affairs and Legislative matters N
Denver As one of the directors Of
the Rainbow Route, Mr. Wiley al
tended the recent congress in Delta.
where big boost was given 10 thai
project.
Montrose Press:-T. W. Mcneil.
who attended the stockmen's ban
quet at Gunnison FRIDAY night, saws
that he broke over the rule and
danced until four O'Clock the follow
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