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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

with Tenderfoot mountain across the
Tomichi All the time, the vista of
mountain peaks and ranges unfolds.
while at ones feet lies the beautiful
Gunnison and Ohio Greek valleys, un-
approached in the west for plcturesqe-
ness, but only now really seen from a
vantage point that brings out the full
beauty of the landscape.
At Stewards peak, there are pine
groves, and little further up the gulch
a spring. so that picnic grounds can be
arranged if desired. In fact the idea is
still growing, and when first brosched
to the members of the Chamber Of
Commerce Tuesday night it met instant
response As discussed by citizens on
the street, all seem in favor. and Mr..
Gillaspey. W. A. X eelor and Jos. Nc
Dermott, are appointed a committee to
work out the details.
Yesterday Mr.. Gillaspey and j. H.
Robinson, county surveyor. ran a seven
per cent grade up the hill which is be-
ing staked Saturday. the committee
viii wait on citizens, to inquire how
many will donate q days work, either
IN labor or money If the response ie
favorable work viii begin Monday. be
fore the heavy machinery Of the county
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
Casnay Cont Nes.
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]. NJ. McDoseA Wias
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Ss,ia Asaiasi Ma

h ~ county court Friday ssd Sssus-
day, Judge Stone wss occupied in hear
ing the complaint of the people VS..
bert baraen sad Rudolph Snelier, vho
wsse secss~d by Nm. Ehse Tweed Of
ssssalt. The defeadants were alleged
~ have gone TO Mrs. Tvsed's home end
abused ker, snd even 10 have ssed force
and thresseaed her witA . pitchferk.
Jsdaussnt " sot yet G'vsa, 'a this csse.
On Tuesday IN iaquisitioa IVES held
upaa the case Of Elizabeth Gossmsn.
sdoptsd daughter Of hsx Gossusen Of
hskim. SAe wss declared Of unsound
niad 90 ssat 10 TIE Stsse home for the
feeble uiasssd ss kiAae, ColossAo.
The estssss u August Jehasaa a
nssbIs sad Nm. heGsa " Gssaisea
wess clsessd fsoa the docket 60
ssttlsd
The case sf J. n. ncDouesl w. Nm.
Q. Z. Land for sapsid sttsney fees
wss tried in court this week end juAg-
Ment granted hcDougsl for e28s
However, apFssl is token to the dis
trict court where the csse will be hsssd
again week after next.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

is taken west on the Rainbow Route
At a Good Roads day which will be ar
ranged for later, the whole town will
be asked to turn out, the school children
and all interested.
Here is something really worth while.
not only as an adjunct, side trip to
the Rainbow Route through Colorado,
for il will give tourists a wonderful
view of the real Rockies, but as a
scenic feature for Gunnison and sur
rounding country.
And the beauty of it is, that here IT
lies, right at our door, and can be con
structed for very low cost. In fact
after the grade up the west end is con-
structed, the rest is PLAN sailing If
you are not enthusiastic, take couple
of hours off Sunday afternoon and walk
up Normal Heights and see what il
looks like from the first observation
point where an auto observation park
can be constructed.
1t is planned now to build this hill
road sixteen feet wide 90 that autos
and teams can pass going and coming
1t is estimated by Mr. Gillaspey that it
vii not take more than $3.50 to build to
this first high point. What do you
think about putting Gunnison on the
map by united effort Of this character
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

The beautiful Easter display at the
Gunnison Grocery Co. is the handiwork
Of Wsds Quarles, who is receiving lots
Of compliments on the artistic talent
for window trimming and store decora-
tion which it betrsys. Also in the win
dows Of the Normal Book Store, q dis
play Of apple blossoms makes one think
of spring in the country where apple
blossoms thrive,
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
0HANsooN CAoMnnsG q eomaneeoo
cssb osonassaos e1ost fs@o-
n Tees, sNa evoooet
esoas NoAv AAstosiallse.
III & r uIuI uK
n uI61 U uuuN
rho 0oeuoA Goet q tlso SksAe 70
0sehA t<oso. hst osstsiee
NooOlo ooN't kNe~ II.

Tke spscial meeting Of the Chanshss of
Commerce called for Tuesday nieht 10
discuss advertising the Rsinbow RsvSs
wss very veil sstsaAsd end much -
terest tskea IN The psovositioa.
L.etsess from Moatrose end Gs.sa
junction were reed, outlining what ves
10 be dOne in the way Of getting est
these 25. .es0 advertising booklets, u
which GsRnisoa would have thrse paGss
Of stosy besides the garage sdversisiaG
and the logging Of the route thessaA
hese. This wss 10 cost oa00. Oae hun
dred he'd been raised by the sdvertissss.
The business men agreed 70 pot ~ -
- body and il IVES quickly Faissd BY
payment Of dues. A committee consist
ing Of C. n. Stone, Z. G. Palmer end
DIR. Sullivan Wss appointed BY president
Steele TO euNsult The town council sbOst
aoassing 80 end the cosnty commis-
sioasss sAout ~ pesaiainG 1lOO The
Genesol epiaiM seemed TO be thot Il
Oes . 80 thing cd tkst ve sanGAt -
woek viii The Juacti0c - suFse0nAiag
esssiss: nsatsOee gill pvt ap eoeA.
DsloA, Ouguo, CAaaoe aaA SewuaGhs
49, - - bsse ksss1 fpso.
H. Qusotisa - se.e boeal sAveetisinr
vss tejksd over. 80 enc suggestion a
tsN th0asand folders with . detaiIsd
map Of the Route through this county,
sAsviaG I'll tAe sids trips and points a
iateFsst a oae ~, end pictures cd
ge1eral inf0eWetisa on the other ".
!. krsutseT, C. ". Winslow and n. w.
Endner were appointed . COMMITTEES 70
nod into THE.
President Steele announced that he
wosld shortly coll . meeting for election
Of new officers Of the Chamber of Com
0epce.
Another matter brought up which -
ceived general favor was that Of the
high line drive TO Stewards peak, else
where described.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
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NewsChaapssa cosssapssososs:
SATURDAY.. March 20.


Saturday, March 20.
The Crystal River dam is neariag
completion.
A baseball game is scheduled here for
Easter Sunday.
Margaret Brown is clerking for the
Marble Trading Co.
The Marble City hotel will open for
business Easter Sunday.
A fine pound boy was born on SON.
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Meek
Fred Tuttle has gone up to Crystal 10
start hauling ore from the Lead King
mine.
ID. X. Vendewender will open up an
ice cream and confectionery store in the
Parry Building on Main street, Easter
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Taylor returned
Friday from Chicago and other eastern
points, where Mr.. Taylor was on busi-
ness matters for the c. Y. NJ. Co.
The Marble Athletic Association will
give their initial dance April 10th, at
Masonic Hall Arrangements are being
made to have the high school orchestra
furnish music.
+. l.. Briggs, owner Of the Briggs
sawmill had the misfortune TO lose one
Of his best teams. Saturday. valued at
$500. While hauling logs on slippery
road. both horses and load went over
the bank, breaking the horses necks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
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I'M UIu w M uK ~
A.sAn Ped ThA o. osdes Ase Cs.A.sas = n.
C~A.aaae c. - - Ca.Aia..sA DiviAe.-
Eak SD eooA No.

A new shipper is looked fss y -
besksr, bkeRiit0a end RSessunA, -
have beea dieGiaG sn this tun.d 49,
spass vssks. for severed ysaA 49,
into the hme eoUtsct rscsasly - euunD
the oss - expected. The shs~ssU =
6se - wisAsa l5s feet shseA 49, -
sscoan&se tAsUe 00se c0u1n0 -
whsch sss iadscstsd BY surssss -
iaGs. The second coassct u VBuhanD
twsaty-6ve feet shseA. cd 100 = -
siauing N The hssose - Uoll = daD1
- the oss slscsAy csSsscus-
rhe hsvs Asse dsss ssss - - =
dsvslepnsnt hsse spd 60 tsO -
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
eAaso OOek aNa the ExooNasasso
- LssDs SUrs - Mccoy A.
she Only Nloo~e q oSssta-
No Gooo Roeas.
- ul0SIU mus u
~ n u6I sIIH U n
otoW tno ttoeD0 70 Qapiolv De-
aeeseei~e. F'~as Nsev
rhi~os 81 l~Asssse.

nsvinG spsat . aOaoA ef dstiUh11ul
tssvsl n CslsfosuiA, naver Dlacksessk
svtsssd S~sssdAy 70 GsaaisOs. ~
Osed sosds sse the stsndssd tapic q
saavessstion nowadays, Mr.. Dlscksesca
Oss ssksd shout Cslifosnis pooAways
which ere much praised.
They certsinly deserve tAe ps0isa, I"
- ssplisd. 'Out Of Los Angeles the
main highways are ee@entsd sod just
ike e1r siaewslks msde twenty to
twenty live feet wide. Riding over
chem 10 just like flying. Everybody
usss sssonObiles, and except for farm
Wert TIE horse is sctuaIly disappearing
ORe Aay ! Wss out for several hours
Nth C. L. stone End fsmily. Little
oruee undsrt0ok to count the hesses.
DurinG the sftesReon we met BY count
IA horses and three mules, while hum
dreds end huaAPeds Of autos had glidsd
-.
''Fssa Zen DiaeO the veaAs ese dirt,
~ silsd - very Aae. rAsse - sstO
Eass spsss&iag fpsa tAe Cslisa~is sisiss
= ~ ssssnn6ag tsUaa. svsa - -
onQssta vaDlsy. oSssa1v - seUav
0ilss h sn eseo tAsss u saly - evsa-
~ plessuse ride. Abost ~ Only @sn
ssw st work in laree nsahsss - ~
e.ast vsse at pseA Rakia0. Celiles.ia
psspse surely make sesd rseds - Gssd
- are UDokin~ CNlifOFnia ~ hPinr-
- - tsorists.
0s. Blackst0ch's observoti0as Will
ua1ssbtedly be Of intsssst in coeascti0n
With The road sitsstioa kefe. Peshaps
Whea We get the Rainbow Route prspss-
b going we can have jitney bus compe-
tition with the Rio Grande narrow gage.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
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Prices Of tickets for the bsaq~st aad
bell u tks Gusnisoa County Stock
CsOwsss Assscieaiea Asse this year
bssa fxsd - o.. 7S - too yesrs ego.
Al tAs price u e.6s. ~ peer. the
ss0aitese feel bshiB1 ssniAssahly, cd
i i ~ hslisvsA 49, - sesekmsa
~ - ahaaQs sn1DseDmDsuA
~ ssoieass - - - sssungiu4
~ ssssua,ly hne talent saonG TIE
spseksrs. Mon. J. ". Kelley, attorney
Il osssss. ~ spsAe ssvsssl yssss 60
- egsssd - BE pssssat, - oshes
hwysrv vks dill sttenA cssrt Aosing
- wssk ese invited 10 sAAress ~.
Invitstieas have bssA cent out this
week. - IL sny stockmsn in good
standing Ass been omitted. please in
form secretasy end oblige.
Geo. Z. Anderson, Sec.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

The friends of Miss Marie t. Hennes
will be sorry to hear that she has taken
a years leave of absence to accept posi-
ton a. supervisor of the Domestic
Science Department of one of Califor-
MIA Schools at the salary of eighteen
hundred dollars a year. Miss Hennes
has been associated with the Color.6s
State Normal since its inception and
has proven . very capable instructor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
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Yssterday ct Pueblo. eccurred the
dsosh Of G. n. Lsado. ns. LaRAo wes
n old timer Of the Gunnison vslssy
hsiaG come TO this vicinity IN lsoe. bais
ranch On TsaicAi csssk kss bssn his
hsne sasil lsst fell, vhsa esiiaG MID,
saAs II sssa Assisehse - ss~1 - ~
Osuelsasa - - esyhsa - hssAas.
n eunsssi UiM VssAsbH - ~
hsss Sesssaay. nr. LasAe - n
years Of age. He wss bosn IN Nsv
York state, end served through -
evil ~ - . Uaisa sosAiss. In sss,v
life he wss riverman on sAe msssis-
sippi snd also worked in The MichiGaa
woods. His aged widow, Mn. FEMME
Lasdo, 10 the only immediate Felstive
known TO survive him.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
L..l-s Ans- v.-A ~: s:--a ~ n.. . c--... c.
M ufIIu n oflIU
uK I'll { :

While sll 10 peaceful - . sumasr day
u tswn polsties sssssA 0unaissa end
ths eIsction Of TIE Pssple's hsstv 6cket
is coacsdsd md sneontesAsA, - Csested
nsHte hssd fight 10 bsiaG wsesd be-
ING waesd between tAe Sscialists and
Taxpayers, the former ticket kssied by
d.. Orlando OrsM - caaAiAsae for
mayor end the lestss ~ y. Angus
Taylor.
Also, voters ct Crested Butte vote on
sbolishing salaries Of mayor end trus-
tees and on the question Of issuing bonds
to construct municipal light and water
plant
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

graduated oa sh~ir good fortune. which
n additional evidence. that ose in the
ssste Psae mines goes do~a 70 a.pshs
yet unpsossn. h u expsct~d shst the
ore wsn b. sVsesd sassGA 70 ship BY
JIae.
The Akroa " worksaG several msn
sad sssedily arsslspinG tbs ssaasl
At ~ fueeetsa, wssk vin start
sAriy - spsiaS. - she ssow y GuiaG
fsst- - 1scs Wslt Bsrker 90 Wn.
Siniag - sse N G0naison sa husinssa,
oeil ysuf s1pssess that sUadn 80 - sQse
tAst - sas0s essass n fvso Sasgssts
sn wAsslA I osaasua pess wil - epsa
~ No. - - 49, ssss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
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''rimes ere improving in the esst, :"
- The sspost bsssGAt ~ J. C.
asaGsn, Who ssvivsd Monday With Mrs.
DsaOna frem siH weeks IN Psansylvsnia.
WAile ma ell prospsrity BY sny
nsens. the big stssl mills sre filed mp
viii osders from Europe, and this
hsiags sctivity in ell lines of business.
Ashsd sbost tAe high price Of zinc. Mr..
keagan replied that he did not sntici-
psts . ten cent figure indefinitely, but
with production completely shut on
frsa Belgium end Mexico, there was
reason to be optomistic about the metal
market for some time to come. Enough
10 encourage mining throughout Colo,
especially where zinc propositions
abound ss they do in Gunnison county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

Both of the Bridge Clubs were very
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Clyde
Martin Tuesday afternoon. After hours
spent playing bridge, the hostess assist
ed by Miss Elsie Ault served a dainty
luncheon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

The Philharmonic Musical club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Ella Berky,
Monday. April 5th. The program viii
be The Wagerian Opera.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

Isabelle Tourist club held their annual
business meeting ~ the home Of hrs.
Geo. Berg Tuesday, March 80. BY
unanimous vote Mn. Geo. Berg ives
elected presicent for the ensuing yeer
mrs. z. Hystt. frst vice; Mrs. Susie
Miller, second vice, Mrs. Katherine Bor-
den secretary. After the election of
officers, the hostess served . delicious
luncheon. The club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Chas. Freeman assisted
by Mrs. Brooke April l3. This will be
. musical.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

A nervous muscular trouble has again
afflicted Helen Blackstock and her
father, Jos. Blackstock accompanied
her Wednesday to Denver to consult DR..
Pershing-
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
Nornl AppsopnaAio.
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81 Paascs Hossse I'D
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Outlook Is Eavosahe

fAs sssse l.Gisassuse - esssiaG dD~n
to business this week. end rs rspidiy
grinding out the legislstion which has
been investigated by the vsrious cosa-
nsssess. h fsct . greet desl Of taIk
sesut - 0sWben ef ~ Iee,siasuxs
- dSisG saythiaG. hss hssa Ast ssr.
for the hssvy werk Of the session is 81
ways dsne N committee, vhsre heer-
isGs sse IBID end oil sidss sAosouehly
dsscusssd
G0naisoa people ere mainly interest,"
cd IN The pessaGe Of the bill to 6x .
nillaae sllowssce fer the CoaasaAo SAnAe
Eormsl Schssl. This bill Aas passsd
~ hsuse. but With sppsspsissioa Of
saly twe-Asadssths ef Mill vhich will
bsiso n - go yess.
TIE - sssi y sst psepss sspport for
ssca . Ose~iag stsse iastisssiee cd
tstssaiasd eAorts will BE- neAs 70 in
csssse - sppsopristioa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

At the home of Miss Mamie Hsrwood
the n. A. C. held their annual business
meeting Monday. Mrs. Margaret White
O'Leary was reelected president, Mrs.
Nobel Clark. first vice president Mrs,
Mssy Kreutzer, second vice president,
Miss Mamie Harwood, secretary and
Hrs. Clara Kelley, corresponding secre-
tary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

Frank Dunn is in Gunnison this week
from his Powderhorn ranch, on bust
ness.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

Howard Hinton and family returned
Monday from several months spent on
the coast.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

Montrose Press:-At the train Satur-
day, Mrs. R. F. Grout of Gunnison.
visited for short time with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Grover Cornett, en- route to
Ouray for a visit
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

Chas. Hazlehurst left this week TO,
Glenwood Springs where he will take
treatment for rheumatism.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

James Robinson and Rufus Atherton
left Monday morning for Crested Butte.
there to take up mining work on the
coal mines operated by John Sapp. An
anthracite breaker on this property is
among the probabilities for this sum-
mer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
Local News ef Interest

The first of the week, Mrs. A. W.
Lindsey was up from Sapinero.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

Mn. ". L. Perry nd z. C. Everiy
ssrivsd ysssssdav from Mowssd, Colo.
They will pemein . week o. 70 in this
vicinity end st Psrlin, locking sitter
the ranch On the Cochetopa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

Edgar Bissell is riding in . new Ford
purchased from keelor's agency.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

From Uley Scheer, nov living st the
thriving town Of Oak Creek, Colo. we
lsern that Matt Deering, one of our
Gunnison eld-timers and sheriff of this
county at one time, has been mayor Of
Oak Creek this last year and made .
good record. Mr.. Scheer says that the
high price Of metals will tempt him
back on . prospecting trip in Taylor
park this summer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
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MF kTmuT|u

From Congressman Taylor, the News
Champion has received sack of garden
seeds for free distribution You are
welcome to your package either by call
ing at the office, or dropping US . card.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

A. F. Enbosn he's sold his ranch on the
Cimarron to H. n. Rowe.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-16
Cateechee Council, No. 4.

The members of Cateed: ee council,
D. of P, No. 4, Improved Order Of
Red Men, raised the officers elect to
their respective stations last Tuesday
evening as follows:
Prophecies, Maggie G. Johnson; Po-
cahontas, Jessie May Ward; Weno-
nah, Lille Waits; Powhattan, Simon
Mack, keeper of Records and keeper of
Wanppum, D. Klettner; first scout, Ben
ME Livingston; second scout, Miranda
Waits; guard Of wigwam, Roland Will
liams; guard of fores: James cald-
we'll; first runner, Mary C., DeHart;
second runner, Annie Corley; first
warrior, Wyatt Mack; second warrior
Nora Goree; third warrior, Matte
Adams; fourth warrior, Elsie Gillian;
first counsellor, C. Willinghom; Sec
ond counsellor, Ida Leopard. :.
The order is in a fourisu1ng con-
dition.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-16
FARMERS DAY AT JOLLY STREET
August 3 to Be Rally Day For the
Farm Demonstration and Tomato
Club WOrk-Grand Barbecue.

In the notice published in Tuesdays
paper in regard to the farmers day
at Jolly Street on August 3, there was
an error as to the speakers. AS stat
ed, the morning will be devoted to
the farm demonstration work, which
is in charge of Mr.. T. NJ. Mills in this
county. Mr.. Mills Las secured the
services Of Mr.. w H. Barton, assist
ant State agent of farm demonstration
work, and Mr. w. P. Stewart, district
agent, who will talk to the farmers
in the morning. Miss Willie Mae Wise,
who is in charge of the gilrs' tomato
club work for the county, has secured
Miss Parrott, State agent for the girls
tomato club work, and Miss Hufiing-
ton, Of the Lone department work at
Winthrop college, to talk to the girls
and women in the afternoon.
The Improvement association of the
Hunter-DeWalt school will serve
barbecue and sell soft drinks for the
benefit of the society. So you will be
entertained in many ways if you at
tend on this occasion.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-16
.Coueland's Clearance.

The big clearance sale at Copeland
Bros store is on the go and it will
pay you to be in it while the going
is good. It is the biggest clearance
sale in their history. They sharpened
taeir knives to cut prices in earnest,
and when it comes to shoes they are
not cutting rotten leaSaer. 1t is
generally known that Copeland Bros.
deal in. the best quality Of goods, and
a cut in prices by tnem means some
thing. No shoddy stuff run in on
YOU. A $5 article for $2.98 at the
store of Copeland Bros. means that for
$2.9& you get S. worth and not some
thing that never did sell for more
than $2.9S. Copeland Bros. couldn't
afford to Tturt their reputation by pok-
ing off shoddy goods on the public.
Everybody knows their reputation for
letting people get good bargains at
these sales, and SO cents sounds as
large as a dollar there.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-16
To Advertise NeWberry.

A couple of dozen persons H'5eard Mr..
A. C. Maull of the Atlantic Coast
Line railway in the court house on
Wednesday. He spoke on improved
agriculture and the Importance of get
ting into this section a number Of
American born farmers to buy small
farms and said the purpose of his visit
was to get communities such as New
berry, with his railway, in inducing
the coming of such farmers from the
East and West His railroad was go
ing to get out booklet and he wanted
Newberry to join with nine other COM
munities in, getting up this booklet,
and each community to contribute $50
and tie booklet would be issued.
AFTER the explanation, on motion Of
Mayor Wright, Geo. Y. Hunter was
elected chairman and A. D. Hudson
secretary, and it was decided to raise
$50 for the purpose stated by Mr.
Maull. B. C. Matthews, B. ". Chap
man and F. N. Martin were appointed
a committee to raise the money. A
convass was made and soon s65 had
been raised, the surplus to be used
in getting pictures and making cuts.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-16
Death Of MRS. Dell Robinson.

Mrs. Della Coleman Robinson died
after a lingering illness at lAsheville,
N. c., on "Wednesday afternoon at 5
o'clock! The telegram to Mrs. Wells
did not state the place for the burial
Mrs. Robinson's husband was buried
at Wadesboro, and it is probable tine
burial will take place there. She was
so years old and leaves a daughter,
Miss Sara Robinson. One of Ter sis
tiers married Capt. Berry Of Augusta
and the other married Mr.. F. A.
Schumpert, formerly of Newberry.
Both sisters are dead.
Mrs. Robinson had very large cir
Gle of friends in Newberry, where she
lived, and her death causes all sorrow.
She will be missed by all, each of
W: ON has felt the frightening infu-
ence of her cheerful, friendly nature.
In the loneliness which is now the
sad lot of the daughter, there are
many sympathetic hearts sending
words of comfort and consolation
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-16
Called to Walhalla.
KeoWee Courier.

Keowee Courier.
Rev. W. B. Aull of Dyson, S. c., has
accepted a call to TIE pastorate of
st. Johns Lutheran churNl, Walhalla,
and is expected to take charge of mis-
new work about August 1st. Rev. Mr..
Aull recently filed the pulpit of this
churcc, spending short while among
the congregation, after which he was
given call. During the past week
he has signifed his intention of TAX
ing up the work in t:is field. He and
his family will be most cordially re-
ceived in Walnalla.. His family will
not come to Walhalla as early as
August, some time being necessary
to complete their. arrangements for
change of home.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-16
Pleasing the Multitude.

Misses Edith and Louise Sullivan
and Miss Mary Frances Pool came
down from Honea Path last Saturday
afternoon and spent some time with
friends. Miss Pool is up from New
berry visiting the Misses Sullivan
and they all made the trip to Able
vile in taeir fine new Imperial car.
This is their first visit to Abbeyille
since the closing Of the high school
and their coming pleased a multitude
of friends and admirers.-AobeYlLle
Press and Banner.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-16
;; A GOOD TINE EVERYBODY.
The ChlutauqGa the Thing. Now
Teams Appointed to Sell Tickets--7Ac
All the People to Unite. =:


The chautauqua committee has ap-
pointed two captains of teams to have
charge of selling tickets. The two
captains are w. B. Wallace and Earle
Hipp. These two are now preparing
the members of t-eir respective teams
and will begin vigorous campaign
within the next day or two and will
let no one escape from the purchase
of a season ticket or two season tick
cts.
This is one occasion when it is de-
sired to get all the people of New
berry town and county together in a
big booster movement for the good Of
the whole and to get a better feeling
among all our people. Lets forget the
war and the high price of living for
this once and nave a good time. Let
tie birds sing and the boys whistle
and the girls make merry and talk
for the old town and county and all
the good people therein. =,