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The Forrest City times., 1912-07-26

> V B.aea ef 6 was fH town yesterday Fl >i1y aa5 stated ra ! Times man tsat le eff hone NitH twenty fauz bushels = a.2eHaS h4t when le reae,ei NM Browns this side of C2iaNe tl2t .a u.v Lad me peach left. He expects to ret4rn te- da{ N}ta 3aatEec EeE3
 NJ ? B C3mer t.e automobile eNReHt ot HEANe accompanied by NT =. N oEan Tn tae 'atter,s car. came down Thursday morning and NIT. CHmeg spent tle day lere as SemallnE a big second hauG Craig. Fo.edo car That la recently Qur- sha>ed from Mrsliaf Nckie
 Father Andrew Haerineer went down to Mari8uua SAtaFday afternoon }a E40s.3 services there SlDcaK G1ru- ing. Father Haefiuger wita tle balance ot GiS congregation la that city iS striving "a raise money ta ould Catholic church, aud states those having the fand In charge have about ksz2 already raised
 Mf and Nfs L. R Gr5bnrer AIr. and Mrs Albert Graaanver and babies NIT. Lou R3far of Memphis. and Mas ter Louis Grabnyer spent from Mon day afternoon untI "Wednesday at the TenneSaw Club, where thev en- Joled fine sport fishing
 Deputy United States NarSIa,2 W. C. Clements. spent several days in the city last week. and a. ! result 2f his visit carried back ta Helena with him Saturday morning three negro bootleggers, Will Flanagan. better known as Becky: X n. Massey and Jim fendleton Chief ef Police na- wis. Justice Ellis Tar.ey and Jim Franks went with the party to Helena as witnesses n the tria. le- fore the commissioner The negroes were bound over ,o t3ss next tenn q federal court
The Forrest City times., 1912-07-26
MORE LOG CAtS.

Miss Emma Sweet of Nidener. Afka k receiving much attention a> the guest Ot Miss GIennye Mae Bridg- forth, Wl3a entertained a lew friends at cards in her honor Tuesday eveu. Ing Commercial Appeal Thursday, July -5.
 Mr II . Douglass. formerly super intendent If the Forrest G#fy Gotten ou Mil, came over from Memphis, Saturday afternoon accompanied hr his friend Nr Eugene Andrews. and the two gentlemen spent Salur1ay night and sunday at the TeuueSaW Club
 Never leave home ou a loaruey without l bottle ot Chamberlain. : Coiic, Cholera and Dlaffho.a Rene dY. IL k almost certain tn be needed and cannot be obtained when an board the cars or steamships For sale by a.l dealers
 Attorney George \, Hurst left this morning faF Mena, where he intends to visit fol couple of weeks with Mrs. Hurst and the baby, who have been spending the summer there with Airs IlurSt'S parents. We wish him pleasant tTlp.
 Mrs Robert nelano entertained a number Of friends with a six o'cl0ck k dinner at Nortleet Springs last even ing in honor of her guests MeSdameS Wal and Williams. Wlo left this morning for their home Tn New Al hany, Mississippi.
 If you have no appetite for yaar meals something iS wrong with xouT digestion, liver or bowels pTickly Ash BitterS cleanseS and strengthens the stomach, purifies the bowels and creates appetite. Yigor and cheerful ness. J T. Sanders. Special Agent
The Forrest City times., 1912-07-26
CONSTIPATION.
Its Cause and How to Cure it.

Tat too much,
 Stomach feels bloated,
 All out of sorts,
 Don't feel Ike work to-day. Gness I've another case of biliousness.
 Take anything2a
 "Yes; some pills, but no results; sup. pose I'm getting ironclad. Sometimes I double the dose, then they phvsic me SC hard I'm 100 weak to work. Think TT have to ny something new.
 Ever try Prickly Ash Bitters?"
 No; I've heard good deal about it, bat never tried it
 Well. HouI be pleased with the re- sul,s.a
 The purga;ive acton of priekly Ash BitteFs not only removes hard impac. tions, gas and impurities, but t strength, ems the muscular action of the bowels which causes them 10 move regularly. Prickly Ash Bitters is bowel touil and regulator in the truest sense. I. promotes daily evacuations, establishes healthy movements and is the best known remedy for disordered digestion fatulenos and cons,ipated habit. D, M. Blaokweiier, ei LitcAaeid. ii. says ir the kifrtsel4 Nrvs T am perfectly willing. iD fact glad to testify to the value of Prsekly Ass sisisEs ss medicine for the kianeys, stomach and bowels I have usss4 l. whersrer needed anything Q; sas kind for the last fifteen year al.3 II has always given satistzetion.s
 Get the genuine with the figure
 "S' n red on front label.
 soli by druggists. Prsee sI.oa
 J. T SANDERS
The Forrest City times., 1912-07-26
Monday. August I2. 1912

ai inc se>t logfut fl, i,55.rs H#r-. .s 4-.,s..-. .iA >H aail.'4, taaifty 4Has far tHf H=aHfs,~.- H' >a4iNi lH- said arcree ,ell t1 tle highest s. -..' l'',= tdyti ea q rf.4tt If sixty E5 days from date lt ~aIe tae fa.laseiH- laHa- }gf. v in - Fran -I> County tu-N.t
 -.s D rtHva>t qaat1er q. l-+H af section iNrl A->szkrH. t-..t and itt Lsrt l4t>t 1llarler 'l t-t >sail east quarter n w f-4 of tae SC l.. li >t'lloi- 2. all ltyuwt t4>i. p -i2 lt1 n1rtl f... l"e t-f ta~'. c1Ufall.n- tya AlrIrr. aftf4n til .-Ifs3 f-Ia.,sT a7fes Of land
 NQte>#ststa aHuaaFra {.sf->4l#aI -..Ilfzf.. , fll te rtal5fea of fine purria>t1 and s #.#= =es.Ii a.~a te retained apan The l4aa for tHe uar- Ea~a money - Dated tli> July is I4i1
 E #. FkYNF e.-r~ ef tHaaeefy Court ara tgr.rIf>~.#5..,.
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The Forrest City times., 1912-07-26

The following guests were registered at the Tennesaw Club last Sunday: Jim Wolff, J O. Bridgforth, Nathan Norton, II. Q. Douglas and Eugene Andrews, lof Memphis) Chas. Buford, J. B. Payton, Lindsey Bridgforth, Leo Grobmyer, A. ]. Naccaro, Dick Payne, Gazzola and Leo Naccaro, Geo. F.. Parker, Russell and Will Williams and Misses Winnie Stevens and Eva Bridgforth. A pleasant day was spent in spite of the intense heat.
 Mr and Mrs l. R. Scott and son and daughter, Jimmie aud Edna, left wednesday morning for Searcy, where they will spend the balance of the summer. MT. Scott now has at Searcy Button B., and four or five other horses. and on Tuesday night lie shiped Chipwood, Jim Warren and a colt belonging to himself and a run ming horse owned by Harrisburg parties.
 Trainmaster NJ. O. Gay was in the city "Wednesday looking after the proper handling of trains on the Rock Island. Mir. Gay informs The Times reporter that Trayeling Engineer Patterson, who was a familiar figure around Forrest City during the flood this spring. was seriously ill with ! typhoid malaria, and was undergoing treatment in Little Rock hospital NIT. Patterson has many friends in ! Forrest City who will join Us in wish i ing for him ] speedy recovery.
 Mf Frank Burkart has purchased ! the kiondike Bakery, from Mr. Jas. ] IuneY and took possession Monday l Nr TcneY left Thursday for New 1 Albany Mississippi, where he wit again embark in the bakery business Mr. Burkart needs no introduction to our people as he had for long time l been proprietor of the klondike pror 10 it's purchase by MT. Toney. and his methods of doing business and conducting bakery are well known to Forrest Gityites We wei come him back to the old stand and
 wish him much success.
 Mr. ]. l. Brown, who accompanied
 Messrs Terry. Stevens and Warren on their automobile run to Hot i Springs last week, returned home
 Friday night MT Brown stated that the party reached Clarendon the
 first night out and that Hot Springs
 was reached the next evening about
 : o'clock. He also said that they found the roads in excellent cOadi-
 tion, and that the trip Was very ! pleasant and enjoyable one. only one small accident a pancture occur ring just before they reached the
 Napor city, marring their record ran
 Far every purpose af a flesh healing
 iiHiment for man or beast there is ao remedy more powerful th4t bAR- BY aS PR3PHAEAGTIC FIEIb It
 Is in addition To is effectiveness an the flesh wonderful internal rene dy. II relieves Cramps. CoHc. pyseu.
 terF. Sore Throat. swollen Tou>ti>. and Sick Stomach AS a diSiHfectant
 for the sick room | is of exlfaardi
 nary value l. destroys germs and . parties tha air. Added t9 1He water ] for bathing the face of fever pa 1 tieut it iS Eot only refreshing, but il
 tends to aHa9 the fever Price 58 cts. l Der bottle. >old by City Drug Store.
The Forrest City times., 1912-07-26
NeH iiarse>Iiee Shap.

Ne~>rs. F. N,J0yce aud Dan Kaaer- aaf have formed q ea-partuership and opened upa ueN h0T>eshoe.nI sA4s in tEe budding next door t9 lhe cid Oklahoma Livery Barn. aud expect e be open and ready for business Monday morning \ complete heB set of tools, and faii assortment of shoes las been installed in tHe Hea Shap and they are prepared 10 take tae best ef care of al work intrusted to them Mr Joyce has been em- p.axed in Forrest City for the past eighteen months. during winch time he Ids been employed at fGe shop conducted by Dr G S Aldrich. He k T master workman. wHG always gives satisfaction and tae hest Qf @afkmanlike attention in aH iaiN in troeted to him Mr kaueragf WH Lave charge af the business end af the Hew enterprise. and bath tf the gentlemen Nil appreciate aux work given them aF any fay0rS ShaWH tAeir enterprise Ne commend ue ue0 shop t0 tae kindly consideration af our friends among the stock owners of Forrest City 3ud adjacent terri t9EE
The Forrest City times., 1912-07-26
Tuesday. tugu,t $. 1912

s.f..az=a# haar~ ats=I fafz.sH lt ##=...,- cry. .u tHrFp~' tirE Nftarsas th- following t'-t5ss=a a-.r~.ftsa# sIs4farfs Iesi, d aH te H- a~ jlte i#=efrftF =t *s= F. kae5t afz.. EaHH5 =H>- ~vii. ',l 44ts 9.d. ia5- Ul-A.ts
 iiufSsz H8 ned Lad t1 satisfy 5uG-Gslt f,aIsr,u .a .f.I.fI ,'~ Conn a fae 5a day .t May Wl1 a-atu,t tarie>1 eat5 ote-ef CA- fal seis-. and g. ls tsH~f~
 >aid nfaterfy WIHI te ~5td at Iil.tf#s battery tH Htae H=st,~, h.tifler f1r cash af hand GlteH a=ztet mH hand luI- z28a aayaf 4H1y. i9i-
 r NeaegGAL. ~Hera. .--t--A Ky l. = MOORE B
The Forrest City times., 1912-07-26
Aalice to Rrilse paIntcr..

Sea=e5i t7iiS Win he feee Fed at the County Clerk oalce ia Forrest City. Arkansas uuti. l2o clock NJ. 1H sept. ,. l1i2 Tor cleaning and painting With two coats back graphite pant. 3Aaat sad feet # overhead suspension bridges. and 44a feat If stee. taest les Right reserved ta fe5eet auY aH4 all bids
 Forrest City. fiz.. JaHF 34. I4f5
 IA Ea#e.
 t04uty IGage
The Forrest City times., 1912-07-26
p. c. F ANNlFa Boot| SboQ makQr

Al kinds of Repairingd0ne on short notice ana al very reasonable prices. Out oi town orders vii also have nov prompt aud careful attention. Hayfu6 recently installed a Fleming Shoe ma. chine. am prepared 70 do haIf-Soling af iHWef prices than ever before
 GIVE ME 4 CALI.
The Forrest City times., 1912-07-26
Commissioners sale.

N4ilAE E.~ hereby given azat p-t<Haat fa
 Hc lei5ize al decT~c ft1i.elesI sf t.... flfuts Term. t.FI-. D. tht CEaUrery r-14ft. 5f ~f Fran f3> taafit Nrhst,as. if. 4 rali~p ,lt1nfffu- ili said r tz wherein Louis >aazHau et at were
 g.Alnt51-. sad A. IaF>#sa- sf a.. .g..f,. .i.- ieIuart~+ ] tHe undersigned a55ls.II=t,55 F,,. sad 1eari to carry jH-o eaH.=t ftr a4fs.5 l-,r.,
The Forrest City times., 1912-07-26
Silerill' Sale.

NOTICES -fsEe -FNea taaf ul#zE5fas os at t-NsaH5 s. i>>lea ty tHa 1r.#it s..aff af ~t
 fa.'i,' .H..'' At..4i. ,a~. and l- t- directed,
The Forrest City times., 1912-07-26
This Isso.

This Is so.
 We "i>!l 10 state t in aS plain and Flgora1> ~ay as words can eypreSs it that Hunts Cure NiIl positively quickly and permanently cure any t9Fn of itching SSin diseases knewn One 6ox Is guaranteed ta cure One application affords relief.
The Forrest City times., 1912-07-26

NIT, II. C. Starcher. of Widener, was in the city Saturday on business and was pleasant caller at The Times office, where lie renewed his subscription to the Great Religious
 weekly. MT. Starcher informed Us that be had been under the weather l fer the past two weeks. but was feel ing greatly improved when he was i here
The Forrest City times., 1912-07-26

Mrs GerIe 2 Tay5g. wl1 ~aS taken to Hot >FflHES laSJ Week. has been removed tzeW there and is BoN undergoing treatmeu ia q Sanitariam
 n Memphis Reports fEan there say that >ae k getting along nicely. and is improving Ne hope these reports ate founded and Ja3t the good lAdX vii return sa1o tQiar family and trends comp Q.etezK res. eEe9 in health.
 \ remedy far= women t4at vii nsf tn end ta nervousness. headaches. sickness attae stomach, painful irreg-
 afltle> .3ng aIdae>> bad breath. Dor appetite is that aae old Teguia- Cor DR SIMM0N '> SQEAW VINE WINE l. is prepared for women aAiy, being eSpeeiaa ' adapted ta act an the delicate female organism. II aaniSheS suffering. carrectS weakness and Jle whole brood af distressing symptoms which follow disorders in the geneFAtiye system. Price sf0 Der bottle. Sod by Clty Drug Store.
 Little Paul. tfe two-year-old san of Nr anb Mrs. ] F baSs. vas painful Y. If n0t seriously injured Thursday morning about II o'clock. by falling from second story window in the residence 0f Mrs Neaa LanderS. where he was playing Nith Master Newton, Mrs LandefS little son. The little fellows were alone in the room, and the little boy climbed into tAe w>aaow and his weight being thrown against the screen t gave way, precipitaling him to The ground lie sustained severe bruises about tle head and sia9 9siefs. aud t Nss feared aiS skull gaS fractured. though whether CT not tkls Nas tEe case. lad n9t been aScer}a ned
The Forrest City times., 1912-07-26

Au increasing uau8er af people fe- }.rt .Su.ar.E Qt tHe satisfactory re- s.'~ tEaW takigs Foley Kidney Pills
 nmeud their healing and cara. .1t a.itie> Fey Kinney pil4s are .a4y prepared medicine. guar sHt' se eaHt35aHa harmful or Habit f-r. drugs They can have only q seHrHs effect when 9~ei for kidney alI. ua der traab.es tar uackache 1he matism weak back ar lamba90 A T Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1912-07-26

\ J. Gorham, Cashier Bank of Noodyille, Woodyille, Ga, had a very severe attack of kidney trouble and the pains in his kidneys and back
 were terrible. Il got bottle of Fo- ley Kidney Pillfrom our druggist and they entirely relieved me, l have more benefit from them than any
The Forrest City times., 1912-07-26

Uepaly SLeria B > Ndate arrested Jim Brown coiared. Monday, charged WItl hadtieEging X case If beer and some @hiSke} was captured Brown submitted the case and Was lined s5o. aIt en3n making Arrangements for t.i> 3ne Was arrested n another charge. .af tt.- S4zf.e. lat
The Forrest City times., 1912-07-26

Ms II k. >uitU lf Wueattv. came aFes a0 Ttaf>3ay af last week. and Vas guest 5f Mrs and MrS k. N Payne 4l5 family Mrs ki.tie Carpenter. q. E1taW. Alabama. a cousin af Nr. Payne Va~a.s1 & guest ot tGa fa1li ! a1.i eft with Mrs Smith sa Naa5ay afternoon fer NLeatz xta vj>!t He9 daughter. Mrs Fred &eet
The Forrest City times., 1912-07-26

\ freight train on the Rock 1>and passing lHr3uNl. iere yesterday after noon. carried anang>- ether things Eve. re sa#ij retr.Ee at3r carloads of pelcle, tfom tie western part of the state. Neags efsFy through freight 5Hat f3->e, eaSt nowadays cafrtes tr.z1 tFe ta teH carloads e. jii, It. c+1-,> fr,stt
The Forrest City times., 1912-07-26

Nr. and Mrs. Ghas. Mcdaniel, Mr. and Ms. otis stevens Mr and Mrs. Gordon Gasteel Misses Felice Scali. and Mildred Bean. Messrs. san Hodges, Henry German. S. P. Me Ddniel Jno. NJ Nichols. Vernon aud lanes Hodges. Frank Jones. Water Rhea and W II Hil 0f Memphis. and Stherek and Ford. Of BrookHaVen. Mississippi were guests saturday af- ternoon and SGn6ay it the Crescent Club
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29
LETTER FROM VIRGINIA.

Elliston. Val feel it my duty TO e
great medicine. was a sufferer from
Fined in bed over one third of my time &,
housework and had fainting spells SO I'll
alone for five minutes at a time.
Now | owe my health to lydia f. Phi
Blood Purifier. Whenever | see a suffer-
these medicines have done for me and
them. Mrs. ROBERT BLANkENsHIP, Ell
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29
A Victim of Honesty

DIR Harvey W Wiley, CHIEF Of the United Bureau
Chemistry who has done than Of to make
safe for the human indulge his appetite for food has ts
squeezed of his place guardian o the peoples health by
combination OF dsuntled and Jealous bureau officials and thiv
food who would stop poisoning
entire population by food adueraon to graty their lust for
money.
There is such thing being mach superior to- your
superior officer this country that YOU do" DIR Wiley
do"
1t reported that DR. Wiley will editorial
ship Of We imagine the discomfort
clique will waiting for the first number the
under DIR Miley direction The things that
tell and really should tell will he interesting reading
expose of improved and approved" graft
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29
Rusaos. c. q S. VII Resune.

From 81, Elmo reports that the Colorado and south
railroad has rs~uued f the Buens
Elmo aud that conditions favorable the
line viii t rov~aed Hancock through the Alpine tunnel
Gunn,son The correspondent e
the basis Of the bat sufficient Tor all
the line that the simply being talked
about Possibly the whole line would be opened traffic bet
tiunnson aud Denver should this small start t~ made
that would for the
Irospests of he
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29
nonlisi hvs(ssssss ~ Spssl

Picture the staid and dignifed
principal Of the Normal school, C. A.
HoIlingshead walking up Normal
hill and suddenly breaking into a
wild run for the Normal steps.
Again train your imagination upon
the spectacle Of the Norms.l's ordi-
narlly calm and properly demesned
art instructor, Prof Henry L Richter
leaping like frisky colt at play
he, too, having only one thought,
that Of reaching the Normal steps as
rapidly as man s slow means of loco
motion will permit
And you have the climax Of a
series Of happenings that switched
from pending tragedy to comedy like
the changes in the films of moving
picture machine.
The story runneth thus
Monday evening of this week, in
spired to leisurly movement by the
halmy spring breezes that blew ofl
Normal hill, Prof. Hollingshead and
Prof Richter were vending theil
way toward the Normal school tC
attend the session Of the evening art
class
They were engrossed in eonversa
tion about the plans for the summer
session, when terrifying roar spill
the air. Turning in the direction
whence came the blood -curdlins
below, they deserted a huge objec
moving down upon them.
Let's beat it, Richter" !" shouted
Prof. Hollingshead in terrified tones
Neither waited for second sugees
tion but with wonderful agility they
both sprang forward.
Now the spectacle of these tw,
gentlemen steamine up Normal bill
IN the clear moonlight, was one o
absorbing interest to the small grouy
If people who were awaiting then
coming at the school.
Could it be that their sprlntinS
was merely the outcome of q speed
challenge?
The roar that had awakened th,
echoes far off in the hills gave caus,
for doubt Not q word VS. being
spoken by either Of the contestants
Over to the right Of the campss tn,
huge object appeared again, th;'
time directly on . line with tn.
runners. Another terrific below O
eound and both rvnners moved abeec
az increasing speed.
OF course yos are sure by thr
time that some dangerous aniDa
rnsss have beea u large and -
ssken poassssaoa of the Norma
grosnds- II developed that nice
ee1sle b,ll hsd hsoAea frca 10
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29
Stcl<
WOMEN

When shown positive and reliable proof that certain
remedy had cured Of female ills wouldn't any
sensible woman conclude that the remedy would also
benefit her if suffering with the same troublef
Here are five letters from southern which prove
the efficiency Of ydia f. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound.
LETTER FROM VIRGINIA.
Elson Val feel thanks your
medicine sufferer female troubles and had
third months could
and had nng spells that husband could
Iyda Vegetable Compound
whenever see suffering woman want 70 tell her That
themT-Mr ROBERT Ellsos Montgomery Co, Va
LETTER FROM LOUISIANA
New Orleans La through Change of Life and
fore toA Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound troubled with
not ns:h weak and dizzy feelings b:shs and would
have been taking Compound and bd araer feel an
BloSDsAU. is4 Poymnia ST. New orleans, La
LETTER rnOM FLORIDA.
I giving ny symP-
o hesdhe saekaee hearing down. and discomfort in walking caused
"I
pscaee Of ssna Wash an ssed 70 we
.aerer But started
time rsh & the ens .sse: - g. n veil sd 20 s , ..h
rsd tina. have do"-Ar> Mann HoDas1 DoG wau
LETTER FnoM WEST VIRGINIA
~ %n.rs.sss " r. :. ~ sss Lysi. r:ss..s Ssse
have sod dos-.s ss.s 49, ~ Assk. "a sA.
po-.d"-N MA.r 4 ,rA st narti.sss " Va
ANOfnER fEFFuR R00a VIRGINIA
H.pot Ne~~va--Ahsa so 80 ssAsa With s.A ps-s
=. H.s ia ~ s-sa ~ sa;, - -, = e v:.s.
.sdi.s srs.eAs.sa e.ssy
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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29

On Monday and Tuesday evenings,
April Sth and 9th the ROYAL Neigh
bors and Modern Woodmen lodges
of Gunnison, under the direction Of
Prof. rutland, will eive q play at the
Masonic Opera House. A drama in
four acts, title Down in Dixie"
This is strictly first class play and
one of the strongest written. and hss
met with packed hosses wherever
put on. 1t is . triAe longer than
eur previous play and . mech better
one, one that We believe ~ili iust
suit the people Of Qsngieon. Msssc
will be fsrnisbed Gavette
Orchestra, 10 there viii be no idle
moments between scts.
Reserved sest tickets viii be On
sale st Normal Book s>oss. Geaeral
admission sdslss 50 csats, childrsn
l6 yeArs and ssder s. ce.ss. No
charge viii be nsde ios small chill
drea sceoapaaied BY parenta, e.
cept reserve seaas. these are al 50
ce1te.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29
CHURCH NOTICES

Tabernacle Presbyterian Church,
Rev. w. q. Mcconnell minister.
l0:45 a. IN Communion and recep.
ton Of new members
1880 p m. Five Don'ts for Girls
Special music morning and even
ing
Sunday School at IL m
Christian Endeavor $50 p. m,
leader, Mrs VIM. II Mast.
NJ. f. Church, Sunday, Mar. 3lst
1000 8. m. Sunday School
1000 a. m. Normal class
1000 a. m. Alpha Adult Bible
Class
HOO a. m. Morning service and
Worship. Address to young
Christians.
800 p. m. Junior League.
$50 p. m. Epworth League.
7:@ p. m. EvsnRelistic service
A hearty welcome to all
Every Wednesday evening at 7:3C
Instruction class for young Chris
tians. Everyone invited.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29

Mrs n J Hyatt was hostess for
the Isabella Tourist Club on Tues
day afternoon. The Revolutionary
Period" was the theme Of discussion,
and papers were read by Mrs. Kate
Redden, Mrs. G. Miller, Mrs. Chas
Nelson, Mrs Elizabeth Price and
Mrs p. j. Harley.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Alstine
of Castleton were in Gunnison Sat
urday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29

Henry Ziplinski who, for the past
year has had the Chas. Wilson place
rented, in partnership with @. ID.
Martin, will remove to his ranch on
Soap Creek the first of April.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29

Mrs. Howard Hinton and baby are
visiting relatives in Sallda.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29

Mrs George Van Alstine and two
sons are here from Salida visiting
relatives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29

The ladies Of the Woman's Relief
Corps gave Mrs Howard Herrick q
pleasant surprise party at her home
last Saturday evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29
CLUB LKE

Bridge Club last Friday afternoon.
The Monday Afternoon Club met
this week with Mrs. Mary Lawrence.
The meeting Was termed Art Day. :"
Mrs T. 0Lesry and Mrs. c. T.
Sills read interesting papers
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29

Miss Nora Clifford is visiting
relatives in Salida.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29

pasture and was trying to find its
way home. The Normal grounds
formed the medium Of a short cut
of course the professors had no way
of knowing that the animal was
gentle. Prof Richter, in describing
the roar, said that his first impres-
sion was that Mt. Carbon had col
lapsed
Both arrived at the school steps
Just about the same moment, and
report has it that Prof. Richter
started right up the side of the
building, but when he turned and
saw the animal walking leisurely
across the campus, he recovered his
poise and was able later to conduct
his class.
No one thought TO take the time
in which the two covered the hun
dred yards to the school steps, but
one spectator declares it was better
than ten seconds. This is some
going, especially when you consider
that the course was uphill
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29

Frank Rose has returned iron
Brooklyn.