Gunnison news-champion., 1913-12-26
The Year lecords evesls lodicalaG
Steady Growth d 40 Industries
10 Ml Psrts Of Ito csuaiy

manager OF the Colorado yaie Marble
company.
An April fool masquerade Was given
hy the Gsnnison wemens Good Roads
organization.
GsnRison gave nearly five hundred
dollars for flood fund.
students OF the Normal School gave
fifty dollars for the flood fund
April ~.
The first folk dancing program was
given at the State Normal school and
was a huge success.
The senior class OF the state Nor
NAL school was entertained BY Mr.
and Mrs. C. A Holiingshesd
I'D wylie sold his ranch on Ohio
Creek to Otis Moore.
The news came that the Gunnison
Normal Was to get $4,000 apprepria-
ttOa.
Gunnison received $4,000 from the
state rood fund
Two hundred people attsRAsd the
stockmen's banquet and ball on April
IL.
Traffic on the ID. and r. g. was de-
layed ten hours BY . slide near Cure
can't
Ap~il rs.
The commissioners of Montrose.
Chaffee Hinsdale and Gunnison coun-
ties held q meeting to plan the Rain
bow Route road The expenditure of
money WAS planned
sylvia Smith was given 310.340
judgment against the Colorado Yule
Marble company, for deporting her
from the city of Marble against her
wishes
Albert H. Kroll for many years a
resident Of this county passed away.
The County Teachers and Directors
meeting was held at the Normal School
uu0St tut uHcStiOb vi hlst EsAbtSfiS -
county superintendent of schools.
Frank Lightley sold his ranch to
Ralph Allen and Frank Mckee.
May q
A German play was given at the
Normal School for the first time since
its establishment 'Papa's Mesa" was
the play.
r. H. Andrews returned from Den
YER with a new Ford automobile.
The saloon faction filed application
for restraining order TO prevent the
closing of the saloons.
Jno. Dunbar was found dead at his
home in West Gunnison.
Mrs. Sara Ferguson died at her
home in this city.
/ Rev. VIM. Kipp gave house warm
ing reception in his new home.
Howard Herriok passed away last
Saturday
May 9.
The Isabella Tourist Club entertain
ed the members of the Monday after
noon and the Gunnison Woman s
Clubs Tuesday evening
District Judge Black refused to
grant injunction restraining the city
trustees from closing the saloons.
The seniors at the State Normal
School wore their caps and gowns for
the first time this week.
Crested Butte town council passed
ordinances calculated to stop flagrant
abuses in the saloons at that place.
The teachers of the western slope
were in session at Delta; there were
about two hundred fifty present.
May rs.
Montrose county appropriated s2100
for the building of the Rainbow Route
Fred Zugelder. a high school boy,
broke the western slope record for the
hammer throw at the track meet at
Delta.
Professor Merton Bedford of the
Normal school faculty took an unex-
pected cold plunge in the Gunnison
river.
May %.
j. W. skinner, former business man
Of Gunnison committed suicide at Salt
Lake
The Logan school graduated four
students Miss F1ossie Moore was
teacher.
/ May 30.
1 Raymond Williams, ten-year-old son
of Robert Williams of lola Colorado
was instantly killed under falling stone
while he was looking for his father
cows.
The annual convocation of the Epis
copal church was held in this city
Receptions were given at the Spencer
and Sanford homes.
Prof. ". A Franks resigned from