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Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-08
This Complex
Existence

Kendall tiptoed to the bottom OF the
stairs and called "Mother!" in n voice
which to the uninitiated might have
indicated that he was one of those
gentle. retiring children known gen.
orally as not daring, to speak above
whisper.
There was no answer. So, mutter-
ing to himself. well. guess she
amt at home, or guess she said she
was going downtown today" he made
a very subdued, genteel exit.
But Kendall had reckoned without
his host. Before he had reached the
street he was stopped by voice from
the front upstairs window. Mrs. Boyd
had not been Kendalfs another twelve
years without having become more or
less acquainted with his ways.
Kendall, DEAR" she said, where
are you golng2"
Kendall halted on the lower step
and kicked the newell post viciously
Then he regarded the toe of his shoe
with great disfavor.
PLAY ball." he said. "Over in the
lot with the fellers.'
But, you know, dancing school be
gins today" and his mother. sweetly
You must come in and get ready"
She withdrew her head discreetly
In time to avoid being convicted ot
hearing her son respond. Jaw, rats
on dancing school. / amt golng!"
Then Kendall sat down on the steI
and bumped the railing with his ba
for several minutes. There was nj
further sound from the house and AZ
repeated his former remarks in loud
er tone: "Aw, rats on old dancing
school! l amt going this year!'
Say. mother!" he shouted, bellig
erently 81 amt going to change m.
clothes. anyway. These is goo'
enough for old dancing school,"
There was no response.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-08

Red Men hall will be the scene of
big bail today, the closing event of
Durango's fourth celebration. Be
sure to attend. Good music. good floor
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-08

field resulted in a victory for the
home team by the score 11-5.
Today another game was played
between local teams and the people
are enjoying a barbecue.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-08
DISTRICT COURT.

In the district court today the de-
PENDANTS in the Florida Mesa Ditch
case asked for a rehearing and the
motion was denied.
The case of Thuringer VS.. Lake is
being argues as we go to press.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-08

Dorothy pouted. IF you don't talk
to me l won't ever dance with you
again." she said with just the suspi.
cion of a fearful sniff.
Kendall withdrew his gaze from the
ceiling with a little start. He looked
around at Dorothy keenly, his face
taking on look that was almost
cheerful.
Honest. Dorothy?" he asked. Gag.
erly. Honest and truly. black and
bluely. lay you down and cut you in
twoly?"
"Why-why-yes." said Dorothy. un-
certainly. u guess so.''
Kendall gave a subdued yelp OF do
light. Say, Dorothy" he whispered
eagerly. 'If you'll promise that you
won't ever dance with me again. hope
to die II you do, I'll give you half OF
my apple that | got out in the dress
ing room. VIII you promise?"
Dorothy, indignant, not to say scan'
dalized, nodded her head SO that her
ribbon danced wildly. I'll PROMISE
she said. 'if you'll give me the whole
apple"
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-08

Miss Newman, daughter of A.
Newman of Pennington, returned
home today after pleasant vacation
in town.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-08

Jaw. ratsl" Kendall said once
more. 81 wish there hadn't never
been an old dancing school. Then
maybe l wouldn't have to GO"
After relieving his mind by giving
the steps several much louder knocks
than before, he rose and went into the
house, kicking each step as he went
and swung there noisily until the sound
of the maternal voice came to him
from the upper regions.
Come up, Kendall. and begin dress
ing"
"Aw. don't want to go to old dane
ing school," Kendall reiterated Ken
dall's vocabulary was somewhat limit
ed. Say. mother, don't make me &c
this year. Nobody but sissy boys &c
to dancing school,"
There was no reply. Mrs. Boyd was
past mistress of the art of coercion
by silence.
well, anyway. I'm Just going tc
wear my school clothes. I'll take my
pumps, but these clothes is goot
enough"
Clumpl Clump! Clumpl
Say, mother," said voice from tn,
depths of Kendalls closet. 81 dom
have to wash my neck, do i? Say
gee! gave it good wash this morn
ing. amt going to wash 1t agail
this afternoon"
Silence.
well, anyway, l amt going to wasl
1t tonight before l go to bed If have
to wash 1t this afternoon. l dom
see what difference 1t makes. In
clean enough to go and dance with
lot of girls and lot of sissy boys"
Splash, splash, splash, from tn
bathroom.
Say, mother, / amt going to dane,
with no girls this afternoon. Mayb,
I'll dance with the teacher. but | be
l won't dance with no girls. Girls
they make me tired"
Silence.
Say, mother. l don't have to put Oh
a clean shirt, do 1? / don't see wha
makes you want me to put on a 81
| many clean things. Geel bet dad'l
be mad when he sees how big tn
laundry bill Is"
Silence.
Say, mother, this stockings go
hole In It." Can't / wear the one
I have on? Well. anyway, bet If
do have to dance with the girls II
pinch their fingers SO they won't wan
TO dance with me again. Girls max
me awful tiredi"
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-08

Herald Wantads Bring Quick Results
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-27
appearance Deceived.

Dr. Boyd Carpenter was to perform
the ceremony at wedding in a Lon
don church As usual great crowd
Of people stood about the doors and
lined up on either side Of the strip Of
red carpet. Magnificent carriages
and motor cars rolled up with the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-27

characters that are truly interesting,
the rough and hardy miner, the gam
bier, the adventurer and hundred
and one things that add 20 the inter
est of this charming play
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-27
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dyed cloths hand finished trimmings and details Come here today and
view these unusual garments for s2j We offer alteration services free
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

This 10 the decision and order d
County Judge Geo. Hetherinaton.
made yesterday morning in the cs~s
Of Elmer Wiley. Oemoesst, sGs'Ssa
T.. n McDo~sll, Republican Pug
ressive, in which the election of
Mcdowell was contested on the
aresnd that Bull Moose and Roose-
veh Votes weve cosnted for hin
The coatentioa of the eostestor wss
wss that the consessee Eot co.
titled to have these votss cosnted "
h,s fsvos, becssse be wss p0s % tAs
Ball Noees OF Roosevels tickets
Judge Hetheringsoa, expasissnG
his decisios 10 The cen, sssesd shsa
he could no conceive oi ose and
women going TO The pole ssd delib-
erately voting a ticket thst would
disfrapchise them 40 far ~ county
oli@rs were concerned. lie holds
that electors who voted straight Bull
Moose aud Roosevelt tickets did so
IN the belief that these tickets and
the Progressive ticket were all one;
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

that therefore, they wanted sad in.
tended " vote for Mr.. McDowell
The coart in deciding title to the
ofhce of commissioner of the SECOND
district found that recount Of bal.
lots in certain precincts showed
errors in cosBt in favor Of Mr.. WiIsy
which gave him majority Of siu
over Mcdowell After ordering,
however, that the Bull Moose and
Roosevelt straight bslloss in the.,
preciscts be counted for Mr.
Mcdowell. the court fade that Mr.
~ileys apparent majority hes dis
spPeased and that Mr. McDowell hss
besa sssCssd BY . .sjarity Il eight
ssd shss be u eusitlsd TO the Office
The case will 60 TO the saprems
cosrt, according to the announce
ment Of D + Sapp, attorney for Mr.
Wiley. A bond Of $500 was requir.
ed by the court 10 cover costs, etc
The confession has twenty days under
the statute in which to prepare his
case for the higher court.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27
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News-Cbampion Correspondence.

News Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, Dec. "a.
We have sleighing now, and il is
quite cold.
Miss Minnie Green spent saturday
and sunday in Gunnison.
Timber haulers who are getting
out timber ON Willow Greek report
less snow. than for years at this sea-
son.
A. X. Stevens spent several days in
Denver last week. returning Satur
day.
Joe Ehret, who has been herdine
cattle in Taylor Park this summer,
il now visiting his father and brother.
Gene McGregor is hauling ear oi
coal from lola to Powderhorn.
Winfield Lamoy came home from
Gunnison to spend the holidays..with
his parents.
A j. kelso came down from his
ranch on south Willow Greek Monday
for supplies.
School closed Friday with a pro.
gram and a treat by the teacher
Miss Green. School will reopen Dec
30th.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27
No. - n
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a Ax6asse 90 exApseheus.ss
~ss~ poscs ps,ascy ts Streams spoI
shs pshlc do@1e end nsv.sshss
sss-s~ss nas % sks psbi,e aons.a. ~
~=esd ~ she s-cs~tsrs II the sases,as.
wslsss 1. EssseS. a. The ~a.s ssa-
posssss sshlscs pe.a.ae l,sssse cos-
Gssss ssA The eosassy. ~ k,s sas s~l
sspass swh@sssrd ~ Pre.sdsss Tsst
OsAss lee.s ss'oa which Ssassssry
Fssaer reeosameads ewbsd.ee sn
eslsssed sPpllest'oa 81 the lesssaG
pr'ac'p'e ~ srpi'ed 10 tine p.bl.e
DOMAIN IN general, a comprehensive
leasing las f~ cosl, o,l sHd eskss
mineral lands, ana lass providing
Eos the classification Of psblse lands
according 10 their respectrse char
scserssa'cs and appropriate uses and
administration sa accordance there
with.
Secretary Fisher also declares in
favor of legislation for the with
drawsl from entry II psbhe lands
ID the West needed 10 conserve the
water supply At the source Of
streams
As 10 water power policy he says:
1T must be made that those who
receive spec'si privileges connected
with water power deselopmens shall
in fsct Psocssd by appropriate de-
ssses end within appropriate times
TO develope the svsilsble water
power 70 it's highest capacity, having
due regard TO the possibilities Of
marketing the product"
I'VE must make CERTAIN he coa-
tinses, ''thst the electric energy thas
created shall be made avsilabIe TO
the community in appropriate ways
Ut appropriate prices."
The present lsw, he ssserss,
neither promotes deselop~ent nor
pvoss<ss the public intesess IN ..
effective manner, and he sttribstes
this principally TO the fact that a
permit is ''revocable at any time and
without specific reason"
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27
OwcA kslicss

N. +. Church, Geo. l.. Nuckolls
Pastor.
Sunday School 1860 9. m.
Preaching at | a IN. and 7:30p. m
Epworth League $50 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at 200 O'Clock; Choir rehearsa
7:45.
You are invited to all these ser
vices.
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Rev. W. q. Mcconnell minister.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Preaching at | a. m. and 7:30p. m
Special music morning and even
ing.
Christian Endeavor at $3.50 D. m
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Should aud ocq,ointoncs be forSot,
Aud Horsr brought 20 mtn7
A masquerade ball was given
at the La Neta hotel ON New Year 5
eve by the Knights of Honor.
+. s Hirdman and Miss Eliza
johnson were married at Doyle.
W. II. Hof resigned as principal
of the Gunnison school and was sue
ceeded by Miss Alice Biggs, former
ly assistant principal. Miss Pendle-
ton was appointed assistant princi-
pal.
Richard Ball and Miss Mamie Bur
nett were married in Crested Butte
The two small children OF Mrs X.
NJ Hinkley were burned to death at
Whitepine. when the boarding house
and residence, owned by Mrs Hink
ley was destroyed by fire. The
mother was badly burned trying to
rescue them Mr. Hinkley was kill
ed few weeks before by a mine cave
in near Whitepine.
Charley Young, son Of +. Young,
sustained broken leg by falling
from a house.
Twenty years ago an elaborate
Christmas program was given by
the primary department Of the pub
lie school. Miss Ada Lamb was
teaching.
An engine was overturned on Mar
shall Pass, the fireman, James Lew
is Was killed and Will Shaw, the en-
gineer, was badly injured.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27
.1aAg ~ OonoaAD
sASUnAI, IAauAag o

EhsAs,cs No. 4 Cscketsps "
c. hcth'sesGA, e>pss.a, A. . tlsct
IMsse tsaa AcIksae1sn's " Clyde
wslak's sssck by Tksssday. Jsa-
NARY .
Ihsssics No 2 Uppes Tom.chi.
tIcrbess hcEpseld. csptssn. Ssess
wssters. v Slsse. n bosssm ~.
Csoks 10 Psrsss BY Thsssasv. Jsa-
ssrs . end drl'ses ~ Richard vsass
Ehsss'a No. 3 Quartz cvseh
Joha AcI.ain. captain; G. y Coll~rd,
z Balm. frea Ohio City 10 Parias
by Thsssdss, january ., and deliver
" Richard vsSer.
District No. 4 Lower Tomichi
K ] vaass, captain: v. 7. Hartman.
x y Vsa fsyl. From Psrlia 10
Adams ranch sad then TO stock yards.
District No. S. Janction Of rivers
Gsanlsoa and Tomichi. Earl Stone.
captain; q. W. Andrews, Roy An
drews Hartman aud Adams
ranches
District No. 6 East river. j.
X Spann captain; u. w. Comstock
From Jacks CABIN to Gaaaison.
District No Z. Ohio Creek. Fred
Mckee, captain; T. W. Gray. From
Baldwin to E.asterly's place and turn
over TO Philip Easserly, January .
st I p m
District No. 8. Lower Ohio creek !,
Phillip Easscrly. captain; Gail Moore,
Joe EiIebvecht, Otis Moore, q. f.
Anderson All places from Easter
ly's down Ohio creek 10 W. l.. An
derson's thence 10 stock yards.
District No. 9 Upper Gunnison
Hesry s. Crooks, captain; Geo.
Adams, L. H. RosvieSe, J. b Ost-
calf. From j. w. wolfe's ranch
dowa sosth eide Of Gsanisoa river
10 GsaRisoa.
Dstrics No. TO- Sapinero, Grover
Csrpestes, captain, Earl Carpenter
From SapiDero 70 Ehret's place by
Thursday, January g.
District No. II. Cebolla creek
Tom Foster, captain; John Andrews,
Will Sammons From Powderhorn
10 lola by Thursday, January .
District No. IL. Beaver creek.
C. W. Mergelman, captain; James
McCabe. From Beaver creek to c.
l. Stones
District No l3 lola. r p
Mergelman, captain; Clyde Burris,
Fred Rouviere Pick up districts
10, IL, IL, and drive and ride fields
from lola 10 Gunnison.
Rio Grande stock yards at Gunni-
son is final roundup point, and W
A Gillaspey, state brand inspector,
the captain Of the day
Owners Of the various ranches are
requested to gather estrays from their
fields and corral them and have item
ready for the captains VINO will call
for them on Thursday, the 9th.
+. f. LrGHTLEY, President.
RALPH ALLEN, Secretary.
52I
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

The marriage of Harry White
head and Miss HERNIA Keithley was
solemnized in Telluride last week
The bride formerly lived in Gunni
son and has many friends here. She
WAS employed as a stenographer at
j. NJ. McDougalI's law office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

A large crowd was present Mon
day night to witness the basket ball
game between the Gunnison and
Telluride high-school teams Ex.
cellent playing was done by both
teams and the score stood 80 TO III
in Gunnison's favor. The Gunnison
lineup was: Fred Zueelder, center;
Arthur Chinnery and Richie Walker,
guards; Chester Pittser and Verne
Mauer, forwards. Ralph Stone and
John Quinn were substitutes. After
the game reception and dance was
given for the two teams at the Normal
by committee Of bigh-school girls.
The University Of Colorado team will
play two games here Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27
o6oiUA1VsAss Wss0 ossosS osmes6 -
sauA.A. 49, MuA1s ~ VAsss Uss - Anss-
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n III Mcdowell entitled have counted for him all
Bull Mose Gunnissa county
election, and partary those counted for him
ound which oaed in the
by order of Mr.. Mcdowell declared elssted b.,
eight votes There taGpsriag with the ballot boxes
the recountng showing that every ballot is intact.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27
0Anooo 0e9S

- -
Mr. end Ms, Boy slssa ss
sPs.d.ns the se.s IN s.ilaa.
Cemascta " 4 Hsa,sr .aa ~sSs
sse visiting ~ Ihsaser.
Conasesa G. |. Miller made .
bsssses- tz,p " Delta the hr-s II tho
week
f',remen Rsssa.aa aud Hes~sa a
Ssi'as sse working osf ~ Gsnnssoa
a~rsas the holsdss rash
Ger Forsmaa b y. wr,eht has an
sstsct II 10 grippe and is absent
from work.
Mr. Ramsey from the mechanical
engineers office at Denver wac IN
Gsnnlson inspecting engines thIs
week
Engineer G. II. Cowsn and Fire
man J : Edwards aud their iaall,ss
"~Nt htfr w F'"hss ~ Na"sd> w
spend Christmas
Engineers C. W Shswslter and
c. p Brewster and Flremen Kelly
sad Gi each made trip over the
we ~ end this week.
Eseise 422 is IN sslids Cor the
hydrostat,c test
Engine 400 is working ON Cerro
hill on account If engines 420 aud
400 being ia Gunnison for repairs.
Engineers p A Nordstram, Il. l..
Campbell aud r. c. Martin and
Firemen n. j. Billings, c. s.
Zedsker NJ G.. Allen and G. A. Nell
son are all ON the sick list
r. T. Roberts is running tho
Crested Bstte switch engine while
j. f. Berry hill 10 of on account of
sickness. B. ID. Tyrer is on the
passenger run in Roberts place.
brakeman John Collette has re-
turned to work after several weeks
absence ON account Of sickness.
Fred Lick is running the switch
engine this week.
Section Forman Sam Pspp's hes
returned to his home IN Greece.
aek Forbes is working in his place
and Chas King Of Oklahoma 10
working in Mr. Forbes place
Boiler Inspector +. T. Liseomb
aud Steam Leak Inspector +. e.
Hunt were over from Salida this
week inspecting engines.
Engineer Richardson and Fireman
Hsssen brought the snow plow
engine down from the Buttes Mon
day.
Frank Wright is hiring ON the
Buttes branch and j. r. Cuth bert is
braking
According to the Pueblo Cheiftain.
E E Gray, assistant superintendent
of the third division of the Rio
Grande. will succeed r. T. McGraw
as assistant superintendent Of the
first division, with headquarters in
Pueblo, effective Jan 1. McGraw
goes to Alamosa as superintendent
OF the fourth division, succeeding f.
A. Luxe, who goes to Salida as sup
erintenaent of the second division,
succeeding o. j. Ogg Gray was
formerly chief dispatcher for the
first division.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Mrs C. L. Sills aud con, Carlton,
left for Grand junction Monday
where the latter will undergo an
operation for adenoids.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Members of the Andrews, Stone,
and Batter families assembled about
the Christmas festive board at the
home Of K. II. Andrews on the lower
Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Mrs Carey Partch and son OF
Castleton were shopping in town
SATURDAY..
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

John O'Fallon, q former resident
Of Gunnieon, died at Montrose last
week, from . stroke Of paralysa
Mr.. OFallon held the position OF
section foreman with the Rio Grande
railroad in different sections of Gun
nison and Montrose counties.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Mrs. Grant Roland and children
are spending the holidays with Mrs.
Rsland's parents in Aspen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Mr. and Mrs o. W MePhetridge
and daughter, Alice, expect to leave
for Denver the first of the year
whore they will make their home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Miss Clara Meeker, who has been
visiting her uncle. Vim. A. Gillaspey,
for several months, left yesterday
for her home in Iowa. Mr.. Gill2s-
pey accompanied her as far ..
Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Mr. and Mrs Jarvis Edwards and
Mrs. Lena Doyle left Friday evening
to spend tine holidays at Richmond,
Ottawa and Wichita, Kans.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

DIR. and Mrs. Geo. Sullivan were
guests of Carl aud Miss LuellA
Boehmer at dinner on Christmas day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Pat O'Fallon of Ft. DuChesne,
Utah, came up from Montrose, where
he attended the funeral of his brother
John, the first of the week. and is
looking after his ranching interests
here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Miss Anna Dill is spending the
week with her friend, Miss Luella
johnson at Ohio CITY
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Mr. and Mrs Clarence Palmer OF
Leadville are the guests Of Mrs
Palmers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W
L. Richardson
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Frank Knowles and family have
retarned from Grand Junction and
expect to remain. They are living
in their house west of the c. q s.
track.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

j B. Nash went to Denver Mon
day 10 be gone several DAYS
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Mrs. Lizzie Pennington is spend.
ing the week with friends in Salida
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Martin enter
tanned fourteen friends and relatives
ut Christmas dinner
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

~. Ool Mss. CLINTON Miller enter.
tsissd sslstives u dinner Christmas
Asy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Misses Mabel and Kate Walker
entertained relatives from the upper
Gunnison valley at Christmas
dinner.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

The NJ A. Z. will meet with Mrs
E. @ Palmer Jan 3rd
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Holiingshead assisted
by members of the advisory board
will keep open house at Normal Hall,
Ne~ Years day, from 2 to 5 O'Clock.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Phillips
motored from Ohio Citv Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Ne"e-ChaHipiou OorfccYOoooneV.
Tuesday. December "a.
Sleighing is fine.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Grover Carpenter
went To Idaho Springs. Colo, to
spend the holidays.
Mrs. Floyd Fluke was in Gunnison
this week, shopping.
Chas. King. who is now working
in Gunnison. came down the other
day to get his horse. The animal
has something of the spirit of the
bronx. and used Charley shamcfully.
He bucked all the way from Cebolla
to lola. and Charley was SO used up
he had to quit. One OF the expert
feats performed by the horse was To
kick the saddle out from under the
rider. and when the latter came
down out of the air he was doing n
bareback stunt. This sounds fishy
Mr. Editor. but the writer will voueh
for it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27
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sca<Hs c6ts>lsxa frs<ssy night ws>
Us0 s<ss,< asa astrscs~a l~rUs
asav~ss. 4 asssce tss,svwsa
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0cy kse~ss~ b ss~ c~sagsrsea ssa
. - thot csssaisi ~ dssgwd. u \
cssa ues1i&sus aud nscssly srraMG~a.
Utsh b<st assa cold ~sser ssa sssrsscs
6rot. IT, waAy tkissG ssckisG h
soucsstrtty to usske IL ~ nsosserp .
Aosse - csa tse sywnd ia tsssver.
~ sss.l Psek hsss sor her hsmse In
<i~ss~rvtlse. Iowa Saturday piGht
sse wtA NJ bsck ta e~r,y ~vsrsaa to
s~wwsss her autis~ ae schos,l teacher
L.itth Hesea knowk-~ ~ very -ick
With lasripss.
Our boys held . hu~sac.s meeting
sss<lss fss the parpore ef building a
Ast.
ssd es'ssir aud lagrippe seem 10 he
ev'sssessic in our aeighborhood.
b. stephepss,a gave y turkey
shes't Monday which was well
psstroaixed.
Jossph Mcdonald arrived Monday
srs'sa Aztec. n. NJ. To spend the holi-
days with his children.
Nearly all Doykvilie was shopping
ta GuRaisen Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Frank Zugelder came down from
Crested Butte Tuesday to spend
Christmas with his parents.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Nm. Geo. NsckolIs sai baby arc
sisitiAs Mn. Nsckolls' psssass at
OleoAe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs +. q. Palmer enter
tanned few friends at dinner
Christmas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

The new road across Florida, Of
which Frank Cuthbert is master me
chanic. will go into operation Jan
uary 1.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

N. A Daniels of Crested Butt,
wss in Gunnison Saturday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Mrs. jos. Bisckstock has purchased
the Rainbow Cafe owned by S. S.
johnson. Nesdames Byers and
Grenfell will continue to conduct
the business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Mrs. Nat Cole OF Mt. Carbon was
shopping in Gunnison SATURDAY..
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

j. W. Dickey and Jas Welch were
down from Mt. Carbon Saturday
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

J. p n. Haaphreys, treasurer O
sAe Colorado Mining and smelling
Company, aud his attorney, Mr. Dier
Wese hese from Denver the 6r~t o
shs week strsiehtenins MP tax aEairs
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Zagelder
entertained relatives and Misses
Mary and Isabelle O'Neill at dinner
Christmae
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Myron Herrick is home from
Boulder University for the holidays
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Wslter Baker of Whitepine va,
IN 0sRnison Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

Mr.. Zweifel 10 here from MI
Carbon for the holidays.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-27

". A. Knowles was in town from
Doyle Saturday.