Gunnison news-champion., 1914-05-08
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Nrs. Eear,lon : reported 10 b. on
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Dont forEes thc Nomeus Rslses
Corp aaaee tonight
Miduighi aause. Saturday night. MAJ
Isth. Admission ~.
NIss Maasle k.stes who has been s.site
~ the pasi several days. rs nos enjos
ma norma. healsh.
Nr and Mrs. doe Riiey are the proud
parents of q new baby boy. born last
SATURDAY. Mas End.
The iadies OF the Presbyter,sa ehsrch
win hold an exchange at the city hall
On SATURDAY. May ..
An eighi pound boy was born 10 MIR
and Mrs. George spehsr. last Tuesday
Mr.. Syehar " one Of Marbles popular
butchers.
Tickets Tor the " 0men's : Relief Corps
are now on sale. They sre 81 each and
= cents Tor extra iadies. The supper
T. 25 cents
The Ideal Orchestra viii give dance
Saturday night. MAY 10. Everybody
come. There viii be good order and no
ragging allowed. Admission soc.
The electric line Is hauling down large
quantities Of marble to the Marble mills.
New men are being put to work every
day and everything is taking On new
life
Dr n Y Collins returned to his
home at Powderhorn last week from
an extended visit in town. Dr. Col
Inns reports that his health 10 much
improved.
The Presbyterian ladies' aid society
met yesterday with Mrs. n. Cofer.
The membership was almost totally
represented and a very enjoyable sitter
noon spent.
A regular communication of Gunnison
Lodge. No. 30. A. p. 4 A. NJ, will be
held at their hall on Tuesday night. May
II. All members and visiting brethren
are requested to attend.
T.. W Deuel., the new SUPERINTENDENT
of the Third division, at Gunnison. has
rented the large, fine residence of Mr..
Henry Mauer, on So. Pine street, and
will take possession some time next
week
Charles MeWilliams, the newly elected
postmaster of Marble, has gainsd the
permission of the postofiice depsrtment
to move the Marble Office from the prss-
ent location to the lower part Of the
Main street
Mrs. Alonzo Hartman, who for
number of years was resident Of Gun
nison, is reported very sick at er home
in Parodox Valley. Her many friends
here will be very anxious to hear about
her recovery.
W T. kreps, United States post
Office inspector, with headquarters at
Pueblo, visited the city last Friday and
Saturday and also went over the books
of the local office. 1t is reported that
he found everything o. X.
Two clerks Of the Railway Mail Ser
vice, through a new order recently is
sued, now stop at Gunnison three davs
of each week. They have heretofore
gone through to Montrose. This change
is due to the increase in the mail traffic.
Rev. George Nuckolls arrived home
yesterday after week 5 visit at Olathe,
Pallssde and Denver. Mrs. Nuckolls
and the baby are still visiting with rela-
tives at Olathe. There will be regular
preaching services at the Methodist
church next Sunday.
President J. H. Kelley, Of the Nor
NAL, made a trip to Hotchkiss. paonia.
Somerset and Olathe the past week.
working in the interest Of the summer
school at this place. He states that
great deal of interest is being aroused
and large attendance is promised.
Merton Bedford. head Of the man
ual training department Of the Col
orado State Normal school here,
mas accepted a similar position in
the Santa Barbara Normal high
school in California c. A. HoIIings-
head who was formerly principal of
the normal school here, is head of
The santa Barbara school Mr.. Bed
ford has been a teacher in the Gun
nison school ever since It opened.
. A civil service examination for the
appointment Of fourth class postoffices
Is 10 be held in Gunnison on June 9Th