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Putnam patriot., 1912-10-18

gone down, and the morning sunshine was pouring in at the dining-room windows. Outside the Nlacs were in bud, the bluebirds were singing. and there was sniff of real spring in the air. The storm was at an end and yet the young minister was con scious of a troublesome feeling that, for him, it was just beginning.
 However, be had determined while dressing to make clean breast or II to his housekeeper-a nominally ciean breast. that Is. So. as they sat oppo- site each other at the table, he began his confession. The mullins scorcneo in the oven and the coffeepot Doileo over as to told his story, for keziah was too much interested to think or trifies. Interested and astounded, for' since Come-Outers had been Come-Out- CTS and the split in the society LOOK place, no Regular minister had crossed the threshold of a seceder's dwelling, much less attended their services ana walked home with member or their congregation. She knew what this amazing procedure was likely to mean' If her parson did not
 "Welll" she exclaimed when the re- .cital was finished. We'll"
 I'm afraid I was too hasty, oo- served Mr. Ellery thoughuuily. Fer haps it would have been wiser not 10 have done it."
 Perhaps twould. Yes. ] wouiont wonder . mite" -
Putnam patriot., 1912-10-18
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 "Keziah." he said earnestly. there's no sense in your slavin' yourself to death here. can think of a good deal pleasanter berth than that. Pleasant CT for me. anyhow. and I'd do my best to make it pleasant for you. You've only got to say the word and Nog Well. then all can do is hope through another voyage"
 Please don't. Nat You know"
 "No, I don't know"
 Well. perhaps you don't. But know. like you. Nat. count on you as the straightest. truest friend I've got; and I want to keep on countin' on you just that way. Maynt I?"
 Course you can. Keziah But"
 Then don't say another word. please"
 "Keziah, when you set your foot down you're pretty stubborn: but I've got somethin' of foot myself You re- member you said so a few minutes ago. Hi. huml Well. speakin' of dad reminds me that I'm kind of worried about him"
 You are? Why Isn't he well?"
 Pretty well, but he ain't strong, and he gets too excited over things like last nights foolishness. Grace tells me that the doctor says he must be careful or heh drop of some of these days. He had shock five or six years ago. little one, and I've been anxious about him ever since"
 You mustn't worry. How did Grace look to you?"
 Like the harbor light on a stormy night. She's a brick, that girl, and gets prettier every minute. Wonder to me some of the young chaps down here don't carry her of by main strength. She'll make somebody a good wife"
 "Um-hm. Have-have you ever thought of her that way yourself?"
 "Keziah. that's enough of that. Are you and dad in partnership to get me spliced and out of the way? He was at me this mornin along the same line. Don't say anything like that again. even in fun. You know why"
 "All right. all right. Now tell me about yourself Have you had a good voyage? How do you like your own- CTS? How did Zach Foster ever get the packet in through yesterdays fog?"
 Voyage was all right Some rug ged weather on the trip out. but home ward bound we slid along like a slush bucket on a creased plank. Owners are all right. Good people as ever I sailed for As for Zach and the pack ct Ho. ho! Somebody's comin'. I'm goin' to clear out. l don't want to be
Putnam patriot., 1912-10-18
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Putnam patriot., 1912-10-18

The lantern bobbed up the slope As it reached the tavern gateway. inc minister saw that it was now carried by tall, active man. who walked with seaman's stride and roll. Captain Eben was close beside him, talking ex. citedly.
 They entered the yard.
 "Gracei Gracei" screamed Captain Eben. Oracle, girl. look who's come! Look"
 The tall man ran forward.
 Hi. Grace!" he cried in a deep. hearty voice. ''Is that you? Amt you got word for your old messmate?"
 The girl stepped out into the rain.
 Why why, Natl" she cried.
 The big man picked her up bodily in his arms and carried her into the house. Captain Eben followed and the door closed.
 John Ellery picked his way home ward through the puddles and the pouring rain.
 He found Keziah in the sitting room, seated by the table. evidently writing a letter. She looked tired and grave for her.
 We'll" she exclaimed as he en- tered. T guess you're soppin' now. sartin sure. There's a light ia your room. Take off your wet things and throw 'em down to me, and I'll dry 'em in the kitchen. Better leave your boots here now and stand that umbrella in the sink. The kettles on the stove; you'd better have somethin' hot-ginger tea or somethin'. told you not to go out such a night as this. Where in the world have you been 9"
 The minister said he would tell her all about it in the morning. Just now he thought he had better go up and take off his wet clothes.
 Keziah dipped her pen in the ink and went on with her letter.
 'I inelose ten dollars" she wrote. ''It is all I can send you now More than I ought to afford. Goodness knows why send a.ything. You don't deserve it. But while I live and you do I can't"
 The minister called from the land ing.
 Here is my coat" he said The cuffs and lower part of the sleeves are pretty wet. By the way, the pack ct came in tonight. They didn't ex- pect her so soon on account of the fog There was passenger aboard whom I think must be that Nathaniel Hammond you told me of"
 Kezlah,s pen stopped The wet coat struck the hall floor with a soft thump The tick of the clock sound ed loud in the room. A sheet of wind-driven rain lashed the windows. Did you hear?" called the minister. 'T said that Nathaniel Hammond, Captain Eben's son. came on the pack ct. I didn't meet him, but I'm sure 1t was he. Er-Mrs. Coffin, are you there? Do you hear me-"
 The housekeeper laid the pen down beside the unfinished letter.
 "Yes," she said. T hear you. Good night"
 For minutes she sat there, leaning back in her chair and staring at the wall. Then she rose, went into the hall, picked up the coat, and took it out into the kitchen. where she hung 1t on the clotheshorse by the cook stove. After a while she returned to the table and took up the pen. Her face in the lamplight looked more tired and grave than ever.
Putnam patriot., 1912-10-18
CHAPTER V.

In Which Old Friends Meet.
 When Ellery came down to break fast the rain was over, the wind had
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-16
Mus;cal ca

Plans are making for the organ
izatiOn Of a musical clab in Gun
nison. Next Monday at the home Of
Miss Martha Brown a meeting to
this end Of clubvomen will be held.
The musical feature Of the pro-
grams Of the existing clubs has
practically consumed the time of the
meetings In recent months to the
hindrance Of literary pursuit. The
purpose Of the proposed new organ
izstion is to separate the two
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On "Wednesday evening q meeting
was held aud temporary organiza-
tion of a gun club effected. DIR. +.
ID Sanford was made temporary
chairman aud Z. @. Palmer tempo
rary secretary. Mr. Palmer will in
vestigate cost of traps, ammunition
supplies, etc.
The next meeting will be held
Feb. 27 at city hall. Trap shooting
enthusiasts are anxious TO have Gun
nison represented at the interstate
shoot at Salida in June A team Of
FIVE men probably will be sent there
GuDnison can be given splendid
advertising through the medium oi
a gun club.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-16
RAILROAD NOTES

Engine 276 Was taken TO salida
for repairs the first OF the week.
Chss. Freeman 10 running the
switch engine ut Crested Butte
Denver Richardson returned Mon
day from . few days visit ct Gin
arroa.
Engines 273 and l72 wore over
hauled in tho Gunnison shops this
week.
Engineer j. W. Donaldson wss
up from Cimsrroa several days THE
week.
Bon Killey ssd Vim. Walters wont
TO Almont and Castleton Monday 10
repair cars.
Arthur Haegart leaves Sunday for
an extended visit in Denver snd
Grand junction.
The extra section gang under
Harry Williamson, returned Sunday
from Marshall pass.
Engineer Chas. Myers has been
transferred to Delta and will run on
the North Fork branch.
Almost l25 feet Of additional track
for cinder cars was laid in tie Rio
Grand yards this week.
Frank Rose left Saturday for hie
home in New York City but expects
to return to GuEnison in q few
months.
travelling Accountant Mckenzie
of Salida was in Gunnison Monday
and Tuesday checking up the books
at the roundhouse.
The number Of bad order cars at
the car shops here is being rapidly
reduced From eight TO fifteen cars
are turned out daily.
Fireman Mack Allen came up from
Cimarroa this week and will later
go to Grand Junction. Vim. Price
has taken Mr.. Aliens run on Cerro
hill.
Jim Durter, who has been firing
the Crested Bette switch engine, has
returned to Grand junction. He
was succeeded at the Buttes by Glenn
Smith.
Walter Smell, day mschinist for
the Rio Grande, is taking a vacation
and with his wife Is visiting in
E. L. Miller Of Salida 10
substituting tor Mr. Smell.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-16
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The d~ssIep.-us vost sill con
|os-s of sdvsncsAG ske tsnael, sos IN
Us tsst, and starting coasssscssos
|sf an aerial traewsy. Ssvessl car
soads 81 coal have tsss cid 10 pso-
pie IN Cpsssed Butte, sad osA~r css-
soads viii be Slapped 70 Cripple
4reek and otlssr eut -af -,own nsrksts
by this aevsleposst, okesss If
she Company belsevs ,hsa the mine
oil he sa shape for full psoasCsioa
sarly IN se ssNaser, whss . railway
spar wall b coaplsssd end the
sramwsy iassalIsd.
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As0essy coOOsassoa. Sss IN Gss-
sssos ysuA.sdeg ssd ssdes. ssskersaG
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coSst. ns Aiisa sssd shss . decsssaa
sss sxpscssd BY Apssl l.
Shesld " be sAvssse. ske commia-
ssos ssll Inwedssssly csscaisse pssi-
s'ea TO inssisse bill G,vtaS the ~
sssasl sesease fund into the hands
Il the commlsssoa.
This saeasaEe could nos be voted
on until fall By thai time the fund
will have reached . half milI,oa
dollsrs.
II the sapreuae coSrt Loids that the
ball sssasniaG ths external revenss
fsad TO the co@@'sssoa sss legally
passed, work on sosd bssldiae win
commence in the rprla9, nr. AlIsa
stsssd.
A rod froa Marble 10 CvssssA
Bssse end GsaRison 10 ose II tks
psojecss the comm.ssloa hes in misl.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-16
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s. b. Moore, . we'll known young
rsnchman, and son of W b. Moore,
wss married 10 Miss Mamie kitchen
Monday sfsernooa. Judge George
Hetherineton performed the cere-
mony, which occurred in the parlors
of the La Veta The couple IVES st.
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Moore
Otis Moore 10 q brother Of the groom
and Mrs. Otis Moore an aunt of the
bride. The bride is daughter Of
Mrs. M. Kitchen and formerly lived
in Gunnison. For several wears
recently she resided in Denver with
her mother but returned to Gunnison
last fall, since which time she has
made her home with Mrs. Otis Moore
The newly welded couple are spend
ing their honeymoon at the ranch
home of Mr.. Moore's parents near
the Aberdeen granite quarries
Later they will move out 10 Frank
ranch on Ohio creek,
which Mr.. Moore has leased.
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The city sstssed 70 sck se~lsdD -
liability and The case wess 70 eoual
the jsry swssdine the paaiua
\ el0,taO JsdGe Wslkin - -
the vSsdics sa sscAnicelssis. -
osdesed . $50 trial FoS ss~us
nesshs saeAisAs,s fos . ssesluanne
have been carried on which vuuu1nn1
~ shove sssssd My. Dsssiae ~
the tsatosiaG eoraiaG for - -
seer Doyle -Sa!ida Record.
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das0hsrs Il hr. s~d No. Fssd
xsOssd~. pso@ssess ssssdssAs a
Gsss,sna. 80 sasssd N sasrss0s.
- ssoa Wednesday. ~ Harry L
Fss@dhaG. osly saa of Mr. ssd hss.
JIG. hilLss of ssisds Ths ssd-
daaG eccsrsrd u the Zsesldss ko@e
ksss.
Tks 0ssss Iiss iaclsded esly ske
soosdssAs selssives II she yosaG
couple, ssd the cesemeay vss yss-
fos~sd BY Rev " @. AcCoansll.
pesss Of sAe Presbyserlsa ckssch.
JSss u nooa the bride eatesed
the psslos spoa the ss@ of hes
fsthss sad ssseaded by kes uaid-of-
hoaos, Nm. Ksrl ZsseIder. To the
ssra'ss d I.oheaerin's wedding
aasch, bssstifslly exscsssd by her
lsssIe pspil, Fsrn Walker, the bride
sad hss ssssadssss passed throSxh
the bssssifslly decorated room 10 .
Gossl ssch, whese they wese ns, BY
the Gsoosa sad h,s best nan, Ksrl
n. Zsosldss.
Res. Mr.. hcConnell psoaosnesd
the vosds u the kesstiful rinH ser
vice, vhicA saissd thsir young lives
foseSse.
The bsids was Sowned in . hand
so0s csssAioa II csssm silk ssd
decay laOs vith pssrl sriaainGs
ed oassisA . sAssf cf hrides sosss.
Ths happy cosple wss showsssd
witA espssssioas Of good wishes ssd
ell sepaissd 10 the diaiAg roo@ TO
psstske Of sa elaborate wedding
bssskfssG.
The interior Of the Zsselder home
resenbIed bower Of flowers. From
every vsasAGs point Csp'd, With HE
trophies Of arrow pierced hssrts,
esssted the eye, for IL wss Saint
vslsatins's day, and very serene did
~ lissls love God vese spoa his
lswrels.
The bride is . ssrive dssghter Of
Gsnnison and IN accomplished
musician. She has successfully
tsaght both voice and piano. Her
pleasing personality and artistic
temperament has gained for Ler q
large circle OF friends both here and
in Denver, where she has spent
much time in study.
The groom is rising young bssi-
ness man Of Sslida. He comes Of Q
prominent family. and has made
many friends in Gunnison, who Join
in wishing him and his fair bride
many yesrs Of welded happiness.
Mr. and Ars. Fremdling left We'd
nesday afternoon for . short honey
moon trip. after which they will set
tie in Saiida.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-16

William Parsons was brought be
fore Justice Leahy last FRIDAY
charged with being disorderly and
was fined FIVE dollars and costs,
amounting to $3.50. On Saturday
Ben Swanson was arrested cnarce
with the same offense and also viii
resisting an officer. His fine of five
dollars and costs amounted to $50.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-16

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hartman started
Tuesday fer a months trip in Calf
ornia- They intended first going to
San Francisco and then down the
coast to Los Angeles, stopping off at
several places en- route.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-16
Co. 4 NouA

The hoae tslsst psodscsion VI The
comic opesa "Csptsia Of Piymossh,"
given under the dirscsiea a Prod.
w. A. Frsnks q Masoaic hsll -
night. wss . ssselss,oa A sks posi-
bilitiss u tbs Gsaaisoa yo~AG Dso-
pie
Both fvoa . nssical end his-
trioaic standpoint tbs psrfos.ssos
Vas . prososRcsd ssecsss. Il 10
dosbtfsl IL trained psossssiossls
cosld have done better, hsadicap-
ped - we're the pasyess lsss Highs
by the rsstricssd ssAes rooa.
There will be saoshes psrfosn-
ssce toaiGht.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-16

One Of Judge Barney Waeener's .
white Orpington hens laid an egg
Wednesday that weighed 81 ounces.
U one eide an imprint Of the fs-
ssss 6l0 is plainly discernable. The
jsAoe is trying to find 9 meaning
ses the figures. He presented the
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securing she servsoss Il % sbls .
woskes O<e.sisssios 81 Pessoa~l
Woskess lAaG~ss sss vssulssaG from
hss sGosss N shs many communities
sss has visited. TIE pSrposs Of
shsss bodiss y 10 sssksn inssssss in
the spisis~al life. This movement
10 noa-Aseoainss,oasl. Sssdsy
slssraooa u $50 . HsssiaG for
we.sa osly Ass hssa ssrsaOed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-16
Lnnlky Aujsua

A. b. PendIeton Of La veta, Colo,
wss in town several days this week
looking over The 6eld for . laundry.
He costemplssss locssing . yosne
friend here in business.
Mr.. Peadleton 10 prssidins elder
Of the Methodist church, South, with
heed quarters at La Veta. He thinks
veil of Gunnison.
The greatest difficulty he finds 10
in securing . suitable building.
Most of the vacant buildings are
shscks in an advanced state of decay.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-16

Mrs. Tim Dowling returned from
Crested Butte, the first Of the week
where she had gone to attend the
funeral Of Chas. Julian.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-16

- @uaussd - slsuasaa - ssHusun
= ~ 80 baps. nusA uss NIsss
$1,000 sA.suaia.~ OusAsssssG issa
nuoso Csssssuing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-16

Mr. and Mrs w. r. Kreutzer and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Mast returned
Tsesdsy froma weeks visit in Den
ver. Mr.. Kreutzer, who is supervisor
of the Gsnnison forest reserve, and
Mr. Mast. who is assistant forester,
attended the convention of forest
supervisors of the second district
when there.
There were in the neighborhood
Of sixty foresters present, and much
Was accomplished from the exchange
Of ideas and experience.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-16

f. n Nourse and ". H. Corum
went TO Denver TO attend Lincoln
Day Repsalicsp banqset Monday
night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-16

Mise Nina Gayer left for Los
Angeles Saturday. where she expects
to remain. Misc Gayer is cousin Of
Mrs. Frank Lightlev.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-16

Mise Belle Frew of New York, is
visiting the Eilebrecht family this
week. She expects to return to her
home next Wednesday.
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VAysiciass vho wese saa@oesd
hssvay Asd si@e 70 ssscA shs hsdside
II tie dyiax s.aa. Tie body wss
seksa 70 Dssvss fos b~sial Tuesday.
n. Duaksl was bosn IN Ie~s City,
hose 10 ls47. H csoe 70 Guam
go sAissy -o.e yssss ago iron Bossoa,
whsss ke hsd sssdssssd from the
kasvssd nssssl college Thsse -
wss The tsvorise pspil Of Oliver
WsaAsA Holnes s.d she i.sissse
sssocisae Il asay Othsss whase
ssass - sasollsd spoa the scsoll of
lans.
D.. D~sksl eaae wssG psiaAsily
6os his ksslsA, psloossry sasctios
Asvi.G ss;ssd spoa him. He
ssopssd a ios si.s q Casossao
Seriaoa, bss cosAisssd O. 70 0sssi-
sos slssr . bsist sssy. Ne hsA lived
Asss ssss sisOs.
d.. Dsnkel's wife disd sko~s siz
yesss go, bst TOO sons sssvive:
hsssy, - yssss f go, Who Ass
lived in 0snnison most Of HE life,
cad d.. Robsrt, Who 10 aow locsssd
~ Coaedsls - physicisa ios the C.
y. al. Co.
Dr. Duakel pssctiosd deatistry ior
saay yssss IN 0sn.isoa. He wss
$50 tAoso~GAly sssA N osdiciss.
s1uAss0A - - - Vsscsiss ~
01sssisa. mlAAsDuA ccops1bs1
vsaissaseA. esd n. Dsskel spsss
most u kis tine in lste years read
eng end visiting among his old
friends who ofiicsd or lived con-
veaisntto his living qsarters on Main
street near Virginia avense.
d.. Dsnkel was q very public
spirited man snd deeply Interested
in Gsnnison's growth and prosperity.
He owned considerable property in
the town. - we'll - valuable
property in Dsaver and other SEC
tioss Of the sssae. He had planned
TO erect . building ON his lots st TIE
corner Of Aain street and Virginia
avease in the sprine, and this wss
20 have been the beginning Of con-
sidessble improvements 10 his
property in Gsnnison.
D.. Dsnkel frequently told his
insiasAs friesds that he could not
coetinre loae in this world. explain
iag that he wosld 60 quickly when
tks time come. That be wss familiar
with The gravity Of HE sffiicsion wss
evidenced in the ssddenDesa Of his
taking of.
An hour before he died he had
visited john Gordon, an old crony,
and they talked for some time of
general matters. sThen he returned
10 his living rooms, but soon went
down onto the street again. He
walked to one of the stores, made a
few purchases and then returned
home.
His son Henry saw him pass
through the hall door and into
back room. la a minute or t~o, DR.
Dunkel came into the room in which
his son Was sitting. The doctor
held basin in one hand and blood
was spurtlng from his mouth into
the receptacle.
81 think you had better call a
doctor" he said to Henry. and sank
back onto a sofa. Henry FASTENED
to the street, and called across the
street to Tim O'Leary to summon a
physician. Drs. Macintosh and
S.,f~~1 1x.czl "A
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-16

Mr.. sad Mr. Wn. Munson ant
bsby, Of DoyIeville, were il Gsnni
500 The frue Of The week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-16

Il Miss Maud Stevens and niece
Mildred Stevene returned Sunday to
lola after spending several days in
GuSnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-16

Aiss Josephine Z~gslder was
visiting ct the Aberdssa granite
qsarries the latter part of Lest week
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-16

Mr.. end Ars. Robert Anderson
moved into the PeaninGtoa residence
on Vireinis Ave, THE week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-16

Fsnesal services over the remains
a Archie Mcleod were held Sstsr-
~ morning st the Presbyterian
cAusch. Rev. W. @. NcConsell
Asoivesed On impressive sermon.
Too sons from Boston and Mr. and
Nm. Otho Northway Of Denver wese
visitors from outside who attended
tks fsneral.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-16

Miss Nellie Pists Of Cinsrron 10 q
gSest at the hose of Mrs. w. l.
Richardson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-16

Father J. H. Bruaser Of Telluride
wss the gssss Of Fsther Kipp sew
esal days THE wssk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-16

Henry C. Bartlett wrote from
Logan, o., to friend in Gunnison
on Feb 10 that he was about to con-
tinse his travels but did not know
definitely where he would GO He
said the weather in Ohio had been
disacreeable-snOv and sleet with
the thermometer IA below zero.
Crop production last year was
much below the average. Hay. he
said, vas selling at S25 per ton.
none to be had except what is being
shipped in. Alfalfa was being sent
in from Oklahoma and wild hav
from Michigan. Come back to
Gsnnison, Henry-in the Valley of
Senshine.