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Semi-weekly herald., 1912-12-23

Captain Clements of the Salvation
army has placed kettles at the corner
of Eighth and Ninth street on Main
in which money contributions will be
received for the Christmas dinner that
is to be given for the worthy poor;
The army is making special appeal
to all good people Of the city who
can to assist in the work. If you
cannot give money possibly you will
be able to give donations of food for
the baskets which are to be distrib-
uted, each of which is to contain a suf-
ficient amount for family of five.
The articles desired are chicken, po-
tatoes, bread, butter, beef, corn, cell
cry, sugar, coffee, pie, apples, nuts,
candy, cranberries, preserves; etc. II
YOU desire to help the less fortunate
to have bit of Christmas cheer you
can not do better than to aid in this
work. 1t is the desire Of the army
people that all contributions be at
the army hall Monday morning and
not later than Tuesday. as the basket
win b. sent out on that afternoon.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-12-23

George Pearson, who has had three
lines of mule strings packing coneen-
trates from the Tomboy mill to their
loading station finished his sub-con-
tract from E. N. Lavender, and sent
his mules out to winter.-Telluride
Journal.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-12-23

The marriage of Robert Maddox
son. of Mr.. and Mrs T. p Maddox OF
this city, and Miss Emma Hancock
at Ell Paso, Tex, last week, was a
surprise to Bohss many friends here
The Index extends to him sincere
congratulations on having won such
a charming bride as Miss Hancock
who has been lifelong friend OF
The Index better half at Georgetown
Colo. Miss Hancock was head nurse
in the hospital at FL Rito while Bot
was there as patient, and the ro-
nance then begun will be lifelong
affair. Again we extend to both
these worthy young people sincere
congratulations. They will live al
Hurley, N. NJ, where Bob has a fine
position.-Aztec Index.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21
s. y - o.

President B. +. Bueh Of the Den
yer and Rio Grande and . party of
officials were in Gunnison yesterday
for a moment In . special train Of
three cars they arrived in the morn
ing and left almost Immediately for
Crested Butte. Returning in the
afternoon, the train left at once for
the west.
Supt r. c. Ten Eyck met the
party at Salida and accompanied
them on to Grand Junction, the
western end OF his division.
No one was permitted TO see Mr..
Bush and further than the state
ment that the trip was one of in.
spection, no explanation was given.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21
Cunaissa Z; oslDsa, 5.

The Gunnison Reds are still un.
defeated. Last Sunday they won
from Crested Butte, to 5. Bill
Lehan, who had been Ill al week,
did not intend to 60 on the mound
but when Outfeloer Smith was
called away. Lehan decided TO play
Doc Boebmer was pressed into the
game alternating at first and in th,
outer garden His stick work was q
factor. The game was exciting, see
saving back and forth throughout
Against abomiaable weafher condi
tions the players Of both team,
fought to win Errztic winds made
it uncertain just where the ball wber
hit was going and the players hst
almost to De everywhere in the 6elC
at one time. Gsnnison fans arr
enthusiastic over their team and if i
keeps up its record, GunnisoD car
veil be prosd.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21
Peerce's Free Sa1iae

James B. Pearce, one of Colorado's 3
state officials who has made good, is
resting with his family at Excelsior
Springs, No, preparatory to entering
the campaign this fall for reelection
to the secretary-of-stateship.
Secretary Pearce evidently does
not fear the opposition to third terms
expressed in many quarters, and the
fact that he has met with no outspok-
en- rval for the Office practically as
sures him of the nomination by the
assembly at Pueblo Aug. 6.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21
hursuplu D.sce

The ''home" crowd at La Veta
Veta hotel enjoyed dancing and
other features Of entertainment ar.
ranged by the ladies Tuesday eve.
ming.
The party gathered In the rooms
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Ten Eyck and
were regaled for an hour with Ian
tern pictures Of Colorado, Utah and
California scenes.
Thea all repaired TO the dining
and da.ced to music supplied by
Mise Long and Prof. Richter.
Similar Affairs are to occur at in
tervals during the Summer School
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21
Nkpe.ysas olsnsu1sal lsw

Congressman Z. T. Taylor writes
NewsIC Champion enclosing . copy Of
the Borah- Taylor three-year home
stead law.
The Law requires that every home
steader must be supplied with copy
by the secretary of the interior
within sixty days of the date OF
passage-Jsne 6.
Congressman Taylor asks News-
Champion 10 announce that he will
be glad 10 assist ali readers Of the
News- Champion in any way he can
TO secure the benefits Of the new Law
Briefly stated, the Law allows q
patent to . Homestead to issue at the
expiration Of three years from the
date Of entry, and permits an entry
man to be absent continuously from
hie homestead five months q year
after establishing residence.
Cultivation requirements are not
lese than one-sixteenth the area
homesteaded, beginning with the
second year of entry, and not less
than one-eighth, beginning with the
third year, and until final proof.
Failure to establish resIdence
within six months after date o'
entry. and absence for six months al
any time, forfeits the homestead tc
the government, excepting thai
where there may be climatic condi
tions, sickness or other unavoidable
cause, the commissioner Of ths
general land Office may allow th'
settler twelve months from the dat
Of fling in which to commence resi-
dence.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21
Css1;1aAes fse Disarict Ju1ee

The Sentinel has it on excellent
authority that within the next ten
DAYS two announcements of candi-
dates for nominations for district
Judge will be made in this citv by
local men, both well known and very
popular attorneys. One will be .
candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation and one for the Democratic
nomination. Grand junction will
have at least one candidate for dis
trict attorney.-Grand junction
Sentinel.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21
Caluuis - Calnl,

GDo - U -
Tke &,,io~sax u ses s~s a co..
osssss Appsssssd by sAs Cs.as-
- - Asssa0.osss tes Csssisosse
Lay, - 10 As'a Va Gsnssssa. jog
10 cad 10.
Tks 6sss ssase IN sseh ssesp - -
chsssUaa " tbs coosasstse. Tho
esksss sss " sssssf cad seport -
shs chsssasa. The ysr,sss cAass-
ssss ase " seport " the cAsssussa
es sscssssry 81 the srrsasemssas
eosnussstee.
AkkA kANGEMExT. r. " Gray. chsss-
man. ~ &. bsrtiest. secressry. O. y.
Andrews.
FINANCE. JD Jennings. 8 . Miller.
y. y spsnn. N ". hcDoasid. esrovss
Csnpesser. trank Aaare~s. Fired Mckss
and Viii McDoaosaeh.
sTkksET: ~. A. esillaspey. Hermsa
tsiiebrecht Dr.. Geo. Andrews. George
Adams. A h. Hyxer. Cad Jones'. Frsak
Andrews. N. 4. Bartlett. n. w. esrAy.
kichard vader. Clyde WEIGH and Geo.
PAINTING AND TRANSPORT ATION:
n q. Bartlett. Chas. ,. koehr,g and doe.
Miller.
MARSHAL H 8. Crooks. oseo. As-
DIRE aud q. n. stevens.
MUSIC. NJ n. Webster. Marry Foes
and Louie Rouviere.
PARADE: FE Liehtley. Nay Aadrevs
h l.. Mcdowell.
RECEPTION. ". A. 6sillsspey, Dos.
Collins. N. q. Bartlett. ID. r. sapp. L. \.
Essteriy. John I.ehritter. John A. steele.
0UADRILLE: Louie Rouviere, \. p.
Mergleman, Otis Moore.
RACE: q. Y. Stevens. Vim. Andersoa.
Gail hoore.
SUCKING: Geo. Anderson, Phil East
eriy. y. D.. Wiley.
GATE: Tom Dean. Burt Milderbr.nd.
Dick Andrews. Oriy Wisemsn. Chss.
Lightley. Fred Rouviere.
DISPLAY o. COW AND SADDLE
HOksEs; Burt DoIisrd, Richard vsder.
D. L. Mcdowell.
FISH FRY. T. j. THOMPSON, syrii
Mcdowell. Nay Andrews. Earl STONE.
Lee Lehman, Lon k,ssterly. Burt Hllder-
brand. Chas. Lightley. John walker.
Anthony Comstock. Palmer vsder Dr.,
Bruce Hartman, Carl q. Kinney.
FLOAT AND DECORATION: Mrs..
Geo. Eastman. Mrs. A. Hartman. Mrs.. h.
>. Miller. Mrs J. ID. Miller. Mrs.. Kari
Zugelder.
BALL: g. T. stevens, Jos. Eilebrecht,
herman Msuer.
BALL INCEPTION: Columbus Stone
and wife, Bruce Hartman and wife. W. A.
Gillaspey and wife. y. u. Lightley and
wife, ID. II. sapp and wife, Lee Lehman
and wife, X. r. Mergelman and wife. N. y.
Crooks and wife, Fin Mcdonald and wife,
Frank Anderson and wife, NJ. j. Slate
and wife, doe Isham and wife, Carey
Partch and vile.
FLOOR: y. b. Lightley, Payton Spann,
Ralph Allen, I. X. slate, Frank Anderson.
The Committee on Arrangement
requests and urges that the various
committees get together at once and
formulate plans for the work, as the
time is short and We must not fail
70 make good.
They also solicit aud invite sug-
eestions from any one ss TO the best
manner of conducting the entertain
ment. Let us all pull together and
have two days of celebration that
we will be proud Of.
T.W. Gray,
II. c. BARTLETT,
O. W. ANDREWS,
Committee
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21
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iapssssiss ~ sssscs aas have
csoussA
Tie hsstss ts,llo0s;
The wssass. Ppsss ChppsHs
bSsess to-day sses ~ the sssscIe
WHICH yss pselssAsd O. june 7sh.
hssasd fnssaA a Hydro EIsctr,e
Plant Dscss.d' In the sscoad
paragraph 81 shis article VOC mske
certain stsssasnss in regard " the
part THE 6rn toot in the neaossa-
siens oves the sale Of the psoposed
wstsr Boads, ssd we think yos hsve
doss ~ . sssss injustice. Psobssly
thr ssti.,ls yes wrssssa wishoss
psopss kso~ ledge II what sEsaspissd,
osherwise you would have known
sAss our position II ell times wss
sinply this: we wanted 10 psschsse
the boads in csse thy wsss laoal in
sAs opinion of osr sssasseys The
sstorneys whom we vsssiasd 10 psss
upon the legality Of The issse, do
psscticslly sll Of the bond business
tor the banks end dealeFs Of this city
They have . vide repssstioa, end
ws could not psFsse sRy other cosrse
thsn TO strictly follow their leesl 3D.
vios. We pssssnsed signed propo-
sition ios the bonds 70 the cospcil,
which proposition ioposed no IN
sssal coaaisioas sPoa the a~nici-
pslity, it bsiAG ssbsssstislly tAs
ssae Sosn a sssssscs 49, - ssssVAsl
BY nsnicipslities whesever Ne
handle their bonds.
I'VE do not ssk you TO publish
THE letter, bat II you wish TO do 30,
we have no objection. For good
number Of years we have handled a
great many Gannison county bonds,
city bonds and school bonds in the
county. We are sure that the
municipalities with whom We have
had the pleasure of doing business
have in every case been satisfied
with the service given them
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

Thirty couples attended the gent
emen's leap wear dance given by the
Younger set Friday night at Wood
mea hall. The hall was elaborately
decorated with pennants, and in red
and white crepe paper.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21
CO., G. eIuAva.s os.,uu.s

The production Of coal in Colossde
in 1911 w.s l0,l57 1888 short tons,
valued ., e14,747,764. Colorado is
the principal coal producing state
west Of Mississippi river and ranks
seventh among all the states The
grades Of coal produced range from
subbituminous coal TO anthracite
Colorado's record in coal production
was made in 1910, when it reached
total of 1878 ,736 short tons. An
unusually mild winter in l9l0ll, a
prolonged drought in the asricul-
taral states of the Great Plains
region, q decreased consumption Of
locomotive fuel, and the resumption
of mining in the coal ststes of the
Mississippi valley oil contributed te
a marked reaction from 1910, and, d
in the other Rocky Mountain states
the coal production in Colorado fell
of sharply The tonnage won in
Colorado in 1911 VAS Ices than the
average Of the five preceding year.
Compared with 1910 the output in
1911 showed . decrease of l SIG, ,35:
short tons, or Is per cent. in qsan.
tity, and of $2,279.l7O. or l3 pei
cent, in valve.
The number Of men employed in
the coal mines Of Colorado in 1911
was 1928, who worked an average
of 2O7 days. aeaipst 1864 men foI
an average Of 236 days in 1910
The average production per man was
7ll.7 tons in 1911, against 755 in
1910 The average daily production
was 3 A tons, against 3 2 tons.
notwithstanding the decrease Of
Is per cent in the total quantity ol
coal produces in Colorado in 1911
and a decrease also of Ia iron 25f
to 242) in the number of mining
machines employed, the production
by the use OF machines increased
from l,9O5.7S1 tons in 1910 to
l, ,967 ,40l tons in 1911.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

Miss Minnie L. Higgins, worthy
grand matron Of the Eastern Star.
and her deputy, Mrs. Carrie T. Mari,
arrive tomorrow to inspect the Gun.
nison chapter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21
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S..Aae 6sf~l kssssss klss sp sks
e.soes sai a ~ hsIIs aak,ag h1As
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dusssod.
1s sAe evening sks sas kscsase
chilIsd and tap ssr~eass wsss hs~lsd
fossh fos ~ BY stass vko seat
sbsosd spoa she sssssss.
BY nsdntGkt shs sisd ssbssasd
and . ssssis bot ssoskiaS rain heasa
70 fell. The nssse II the pssssr up
on he seof lsllsd sks tosa 70 plssssSs
slsrp. The lsll.al wss - eo@pIss<
that many Of tke ordinarily early
rissss renamed ia slumber long
otter their usual hoSr Of svskepinG.
Upoa rissnS end pushing up the
bllads, imagine their ssrpr'se TO see
the grosad sad the hills white With
bleaket Of saoW Some who we're
sbost on time declsss saos beasU
fslllRG st Eve oclask.
The sao~ coatlRsed to descend in
hugh Gskss until 1890 o'clock At
2:N the con burst spoa the scene
sad Js Howlsad vss saved the
price Il pumssoUs fvse nesls.
Merry Chr'ssmss" wss the
co~moa sslusssioa Of pedestrians in
their morning sEsstia0s.
In town snd country The weight of
snow saapped limbs Of trees end de-
stroyed sArsbbery cad plants. Bot
STOCK men ssw unlimited benefit 10
the ranges from the moisture. The
ersss wss frsshsned ssd given new
life and next fall the fat cattle will
give testimony Of the indirsct result
Of Mondays psecipitssioa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

A. H Knoll hes had q cement
walk laid ct his residence on south
Aaia street Herman Mauer had q
walk laid at his house occupied by
Mr.. oad Mrs. Henry Knoll.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

The cement cellar and basement
Of Dr.. Geo. Svllivan's residence 10
completed. The frame work began
THE week. This residence will be
ready for occupancy sometime in
August.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21
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PsssGaSsl nsaasaesAssd sspscss -
ssss>pasA ~ ssassssS sAs sssSGs1
psa.s ssssy - - swe
Twe sss sssAsss saHsssd Tuss-
dav, 0sD Elasas Cs.ag Il ksssb
Css.a. ksh-, esd M. h.ss E,Hslss-
sas Il ksaldss. hn. Aaa,e nsspky
u CsssasA n~sss sse.sAsssd Wsasss-
dAy.
PIsGipsl holI,neshssA end JsdSe
ResAsssAGsoa lsf fs Esavss lsss
sssssday 70 sssend sa i@portsss
esstsnH of she bossd a Tsssssss
Jadse bsthsssaesea sssssnsd Tees
day aud Pr'ac,psl HalLae.Aesa, yes-
sssdsy
L. II. Robinsoa Of Psoais del,ver-
cd . ssersopticon lectsse Last evening
in Normal Hell. He sSbject wss
Along African Trsils" and seventy
Eve eolored slides eese exhibited
showing csssems, sasmsls end sesa-
cry Of Africa. The Iscsars wss Tree
10 the faculty and Nosmsl students
One OF the women raembers of the
faculty hes greet sAill in pslm reed
ing. bot she tells jss, what she inds
in the lines u the palm, and il voc
80 airt or consisting sqsslly ~ en-
scrsble, end don't like 10 have yosr-
ssf esposed so scosR, bst,er take good
sdvioe and r-main in the back ksFoSnd
In IN sngssrdsd moment one II
the pstite school teschers Who 10 st-
tending the Ssmmer Normal conRd-
ed the information that she WAS ser
iossly considering marrying . mil
lionairs. She had had the matter
under sdvissment for year or more.
The milliomaire is eighty two yeass
Of sGs snd resides in Denver Nov
essssl
There 10 . chsrming little school
marin, registered st the Summer
Normal, who wants Q real Gannison
county cowboy for . husband. He
must wear spurs and red handker-
chief, however. The little lady is
from the far eastern portion of the
United States. Remember boys, If
you are in the market, wear the red
kerchief when you come to town, also
the spurs. You might try hanging
around La Veta hotel OF evenings.
At the opening of school, Princi-
pal Hollineshead announced that one
of the most profitable of the required
courses would be one in fishing.
Tuesday during chapel exercises, Mr..
Churchill presented q preliminary
report of this class. DIR. Snyder
fshed assiduously all day Saturday
and Sunday and was rewarded by
catching q trout just outside the
misdemeanor class. Miss Long, for
some unaccountable reason, desired
all reports of her fishing expeditions
suppressed. Mr. Richter is exhibit
ing . broad smile because he caught
twenty five suckers down at Never
sink. Monday Mr.. johnson, Mr..
Bedford and Mr.. Churchill fshed for
three hours. Mr.. johnson met with
his usual success. He brought home
three suckers, wet feet and torn trous-
ers. Mr.. Bedford secured like re-
suits. Mr.. Churchill announced
that modesty forbade his mentioning
that he caught" seven. 1t is rumor-
ed that he met small boy who had
also been fishing and closed a quick
deal with him.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

Will Miner drove up from Delts
last week coming by way Of BLACK
Mesa. Mr.. Miner says that siA
teams crossed the mesa lest week
and that the roads are rapidly dry,
ing mp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

h. Spicer and Mise Alice Spioer
of Cedar Falls Falls, Iowa, father
and s;sAer of Miss Lucy Spicer, an
instsvctor at the Normal, arrived
Tsssday for several weeks visit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21
hr~ ca Geo.

1t has been definitely decided that
the Denver Press Club will have a
camp at Crooks Co&sonhurst ranch
this summer. Arrangements are
no~ being co~pssssd-
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

The stone work on the Miller and
Schaitz building is rapidly being
coesGrscted. The building will be
coAplSted about August first.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

Guy Palmer and Mrs. Palmer went
TO Salida Sunday. Mr. Palmer vent
to attend the second annual soarna-
ment Of the Rocky Mountain Inter
state Sportsmen's association.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

Aiss Hazel Besse, who was re-
ceatly operated upon for appendi-
citia, has returned to Gunnison from
Tho Red Cross hospital at Salida.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

Jos B. Nash, an attorney of Den
yer and Georgetown, has formed a
partnership with Dexter r. Sapp
Mr.. Nash arrived in Gunnison yes
terday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

Ira B. Cline, Of Delta. president o
the State horticultural association
was in Gunnison last THURSDAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

Miss May Kelleher returned t.
Gannison Monday after short visi
with Mrs. Otis Moore on Ohio Creek
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

The Gunnison Reds will play the
Gunnison All-StArs at the ball park
Sunday afternoon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

0ss. Ada Wade and Mrs. N.
Co6er and children left this week for
Wichita, Kansas Mrs Wade expects
to make her home there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

w. j. Brown left for Wyoming
Saturday. after spending several
days here with his family.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

Nsarice Roth, Frank Zugel.
des, Miss Murphy and Mrs. BOYLE
we're down from the Buttes Sunday
to aetend the ball game.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Adams en-
tertsined the Evening Five Hun
dred club last Thursday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

Mr esd Mn W. n. Peter Of
Hamilton, Ohio, are guests of J. d.
Miller and family.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

Ars. JosspAiss 0sachsA - =
tssssa fssa Dssvss " ssssA q
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

A. A. Ebersol visited his dsHHhter
Miss Annie THE week. Mr.. EbeFsol
is ranching near Psonia.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

Nrs Frsak Bowersock Of Ave.
Psss, Tesss, 10 the guest q ~
Annie Dowsey.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

Sheriff Pat Hanlon returned from
Marble Tuesday. bringing Jas
Kovelik, an Italian, who was in q
shooting scrape at Marble. kovelik
is nov in the county jail.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harper and
children, Mrs. Geo. Estes and Mrr.
A. ID. Mckee returned from Tempe,
Ariz., FRIDAY, to remai- during the
summer. Mr.. Mckee has gore to
Washington to look for . new
location.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

Mo- Elsss Sprssss sssssus1 -
Esssss Suassdas
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

-. - ~. Alosso hassaas
. . 6inss p.ssy ~ sassss is'ssds
! - 0ssA sssA>s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

r = vsa EarAssly. sAo - bssa
xlUDmouAtuaa osusus q the
Y. y. c. A. school ss Dsavss, 10
tened home SATURDAY..
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Woodruff and
|ohIldpc~ Of Somerset are esssss Of
rs. woodrsf's parents, Mr. end
/ re. Geo Esatmaa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

Essh~ ~ kspp = sps.lso -
WssA " Dkosus.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

- - ~ .. D. vss Aksa
rnDIinD1 - kssAs = das.s
h1w.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

Mrs. Csneron Of Bowie visited
rs Jsephine hcNsnsrs THE wssh
Wednesday ske left for Psoaia 20
hg ON hosseback.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

Mrs. J. 8. Tucker sad AssGAAsn
spent ssvsssl days in Grs.A Jsas-
tion reosntly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

d.. Dill and sisser, M,ss Anna
Ill, lelt this we'd for Hsmansville,
To- hiss Dill will resuns tsechins
the fall
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

hsyos Z n Nosrse sent 10 Den
~ Saturday to be gone several days
Jr9sAss Akin wss his honor" IL
I De isserin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

hisses Nsaase Corum end NARY
ill sis Wednesday TO ssssad the
Dhsiss,sa Endesvor cosventioa .,
Caaoa City
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

G. ~. wssslss ssA -
Dosassd V Psskia S~sAaV.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

A marriage liessse wss issas1 -,
srdsy 70 u .. BsiIsy cad hio lHan
BottenReld.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

Ass a Zw,s6sl 81 ~. CsGeaD 4
syssadsaG sAe wssa IN 0s.sssaA-
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

Esud Ekes Il kssasa - . -
HDna Essdsy
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

wsde QasrIss hes scospAs1 -
ployussat With the 0saaissl
Gro0ery Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

nD Ssss k.asssrly sstsrsed s~s.
~ fso@ Crested Bate wkese she
nssAsd the eighth grade eEsdsssinS
nvcinea
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21
Laca 81 es,i M..Aiaa

Essd Ekas Il kssa.a - - -
ssna Essdss
Fssk~ ~. kiPp = sgssAiao -
~ssa " ness9.
M, Els,e sp-ssss sss.sus1 -
klessss SuAusdas
G. ~. wssslss ssA 49,
.osassd V Psskis S~sAss
Ass. A Zwss6sl 81 NJ. Ca0Ano =
stsadiaS sAe ~ssa Va 0..s.sa-
hss x. C. Teakycl s.A sAA1ss
wsse vb.sslas in S~lsds sAis UssA.
As. end hss. W. y kvessss -
chlldssa ksye setssped fvoa Dsoss.
CIiGsd Stone 10 ssssssiaS = -
grocery ssose Of G. l.. Sso.s 4 -.
Mrs. p l.. SaodsFsss vss 49,
froo RsaSers Ross, the ssss a -
wssk
Ars. n. p. Fsrsssoa vin suAD-
tain the Auction Bridge clsb -
sfternooa.
wsds Queries hes scsptsd -
ployUsat With the 0saaissD
Gro0sry Co.
A marriage hosase Wss issss1 -
srdsy 70 U D. bsilsy cad hio lA1ln
bottom 6eld.
Blrs J. s. Tucker cad As~GAAsD
spent ssvessl days in Grs.d 5sas-
tion rsosatly.
Nrs. Frsak Bowersock Of Avanmnn
Psss, Tesss, 10 the guest of ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

Ars. N. p. Fsrsssoa vih suAaD,
tain the Auction Bridge clsb -
afternooa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

No x. c. Teak,yck saA sA11nlu
wsse v,~ssias in Sshds sAis Ussk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

os. end nss. FEsse,s Nc ksssis
j 6ulsAs visssed Ar~ heksazses .
~, NJ. Hosssd H,nsoa, th.s
-.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

AE. end Ass W. y kpesasss -
chlldssa ksse retssned fsoa EsoauB.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

Mrs. p L. SaodGFsss wss 49,
froa RsaSers Ross, the $50 a -
U~sk
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

CliGsd Ssoee 10 ssssssiaG - -
grocery ssa,se Of G. l.. Ssoas 4 -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-21

- 4. Z. Ckssmass ssi d~sGh-
= = C6a~sAo SpssaGp 80 vissssaS
J ~ hnoe ef Ira BseWn.