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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-10
MONROE NEEDS BAND.
Many Towns of Not Half the Size
and Up-to=dateness Of Monroe
Is Ahead in this Respect.

Monroe City needs band and
needs one bad The talent is here
and the instruments are here
nothing lacking but organizing and
a live wire as manager 1t is
heap nicer when stranger, who
happens to be attending picnic or
other public gathering, asks where
the band is from to say: why, that's
our band; some band to isn't it?"
than to say: oh, that belongs to
H"
The following article was taken
from the Tyrene Times and is worth
reading: Once in while we hear
some fellow carelessly say, What
good is band in a town, anyway?
Well, first take an inventory of the
fellow who made the remark. You
may have reason to allow the silly
question to 90 unanswered. But
regarding the remark more seriously,
let US say that a good up to-date
band is one of the most useful things
a town or community can possess.
1t is one of the best advertisements
a town can have. A good band has
marked the location on the map for
many a town. Emerson says some
thing about the world making a
beaten path. Well, a good band
will make all the roads leading to
the town beaten paths, even though
the towns other attractions be not
numerous. Every merchant is
benefited by q good band especially
a concert band. Hundreds of people
come to town to attend the delight
full entertainments and they combine
shopping with this pleasure. The
promoters of business and municipal
ent erprises always have the salts
faction of knowing that their civic
demonstrations from, time to time
will be successful, because they
have a first class band to lead the
way and attract the crowd. The
churches are provided with or
chestras and special musical mem
bers on anniversary and jubilee
occasions. The social functions Of
a community are more satisfactory
and decidedly more pleasant be.
cause musicians equal to any oc.
: casion are just close by. A band
composed of able players like
. m any bands in the state-is a tow
er of strength to any town or section
of country. 1t cultivates the public
ear to a high class of music, anc
does it right at your own door. too
; Every enterprising citizen will boos
the band of his town wherever ht
goes.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-10

Did you ever meet a real good
fellow?" The kind of a chap who
knows something good about ever
body and is not afraid to tell it,
and never has word of harm to
say about his neighbor or goes to
the closet looking tor hidden skel-
etons, with which to blast the rep
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-10

II President Wilson says fight,
prepare to throw your hat in the
ring and do your darndest, but we
can rest assured that the president
will not say fight until he has ex'
hausted every other means to settle
our dispute with Germany and Mex.
leo.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-10
A Good Job for James Sutton.

James Sutton, who has been work
ing as solicitor for the Times-Demo-
Graf for several weeks past, on Tues
day presented his resignation and
left for Monroe City to assume
charge of the Democrat of which he
will be in charge as business Mana
ger and Editor. allowing former edi-
tor Rouse to devote the greater part
of his time to his new duties as
postmaster. MIR. Sutton has been a
faithful and energetic employee and
will do well with the Democrat of
which he will be in control. He is
a practical printer of wide ex-
perience and is we'll versed in the
"hustling" end of the game. Mrs
Sutton will remain here for a few
weeks before joining her husband
l-Macon-Times Democrat. Thanks
Damn.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-10

1t is reported that Missouri Mules
are going to the war at a rate
of about 1000 per week The farm
ers may be sorry that they did not
keep a few of these said mules al
home before the season is over
The dollar that you see just now is
not the only thing to look at.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-10

1t is to be hoped that next Mem.
orial Day will not see young wives
sweethearts and mothers decorating
the graves of boys who fell to salts
fy the jingoist
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-10

Mexico seems to be about to the
end Of her string 1t seems hard to
ave to send our young men over
there and have a lot killed but it
appears to be about the only thing
left for US to do.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-10
Big Special.

Airdome Theatre June 18th The
little Missouri girl Beulah Poynter
in The Little Girl That He Forgot"
5000 feet of pictures on S reels 10
and zoe.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-10

Newspapers are giving Teddy lots
of space because he recently broke
two ribs. Glad to know he has
broken something else beside the
the tenth Commandment.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-10

Lets prepare to take care of the
bumper crop that is evident and let
the nations across the pond" fight
to their hearts content.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-10

j. Sutton. who has been connected
with the Times. Democrat as adver-
Using manager for several weeks,
resigned today and left for Monroe
City, where he will take charge of
the Democrat as editor and man
ager.
Mr.. Sutton has resided in Macon
several months and is regarded as
an all-around hustler, and no doubt
he will make business pick up in all
departments of the Monroe City
Democrat.
His many Macon friends join the
Daily Herald in wishing him much
success.-Macon Daily Herald
Thanks. Charley.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-10

Funny to what length some men
will 90 to gain power - even so far
as to sacrifice their fellowmen by
the wholesale.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-10
THURSDAY. JUNE 10. 1915

Does it seem possible that the
United States wants another White
Elephant" to deal with?
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-10

Boost the home ball team and
see how much free advertising Mon
roe City will get. and advertising is
what counts.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-10
For Sale

Some good property, See Lewis
Lumberg. If
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-12
Locus, sa.srs.

While the iwusi " essentially q
plant devourcr and famine breeder.
says the Christian Herald. there are
many well authenticated cases In his
tory showing that populations reduced
TO the last extremity have utilized the
destructive insect ~ food pIodorus
sIculus relates thai an Ethiopian tribe
was known as Acrldophagi ,"eaters Of
locusis''i. while Aristotle writes Of u
certain part Of Greece where the Iieo.
pie regarded them as dellcacies. Lay.
ard. the explorer found on the en-.
grayed monuments pictures OF dried
and preserved locusts on rods. prcsum.
ably indicating their use as food It Il
not believed that nny rnce to-day eats
them They arc Regarded everywhere
IN the east as an abhorrent calamity.
and the presence Of vast swarms Ia
Palestine IL held 20 be forerunner OF
complete crop failure. both OF fruits
and cereals.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-12

~of course Ms nIce to have a beau.
tiful voice. but I'm glad l don't sing"
said a pretty woman as she applauded
after the soprano solo at Broadway
restaurant. Yes. TN fond OF music.
but that Is sufficient. II ! could be
scry.,: 70 sias. what would happen
TO my good looks, think II Is not
silly for woman to wish to look well
all the time. A woman never looks
pretty or beautiful when she sings.
She invariably twists her mouth TO one
side and makes her face appear crook
ed. have keenIy observed the last
ten singers have heard. aud every
one Of them opened her mouth on a
bias haven't the slightest idea why
they do II unless the muscles OF one
aide Of the face are stronger than the
other. There Is something disturbing
about pretty woman deliberately
making herself fright by stretching
her mouth In song."-New York Letter
IN Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-12

After the formal opening Of the first
telegraph line built for commercial
purposes between Washington and Bal
tinore Professor Morse and his asso-
ciates offered 70 sell the Invention to the
United States government for 100000.
but the price was considered too high.
The government had appropriated $780,
600 toward the construction Of the
Washington Baltimore line. but after n
shor. lcriei Of operation the postmas.
fer general. TO whom President Polk
had referred the matter. wrote. AL
though the invention Is nm agent vastly
Superior TO any other devised by the
genius Of man. yet the operation be-
tween Washington and Baltimore has
not satisfied me that under any rate of
postage that can be- adopted its reve-
nucs can be made 10 cover It's expendi-
lures"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-12
The Sound Of shrapnsI.

Have you ever heard shrapnel by any
chance; Nog Well. II sounds rs much
rs anything else like winter gale
bowling through the branches Of pine
tree. IL Is a moan. a groan. n shrek
and wall rolled into one. and when
the explosion comes II sounds as
though some one had touched OF a
stick Of dynamite under grand piano.
and Il Is not particularly cheering to
know that the ones you hear do not
harm you and that Il Is the ones you
do not have time to bear that send
you to the ccmetery.-E. Alexander
Powell In Scribner's.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-12

y up on modern newspaper work.
and sets out one, Of the incest dailies
In the State.
Congressman George ,. Burgess Of
Gonzales and Congressman J. p.
Buchanan Of BRENNAN are In attend.
ancs upon the convention. Congress-
man Rufus Hardy OF corsicana and
Congressman r. L. Henry Of Waco
are expected tonight.
Guy NJ Bryan Jr. Of Houston IL
here attending the convention.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-12

william the silent was once saved
By a spaniel. which scratched his face
and awakened him just in time to Zee
Spanish soldIcn who intended muir
der. A sculptured efngy OF the dog
lies at the foot Of Williams statue at
Daft, Holland
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-12

The programs for tonight and to-
morrow are ~ follows:
8 D. m.-'Cost OF Indifference and
Inaction in the Past" Hon. J. r.
Buchanan OF Washington County.
Benefits OF Energy and Action In
the Future" Hon. George r. Burgess
Of Gonzales County and Hon. J. w.
Munson OF Brazoria County.
Wednesday. October ID
Q q. m.--"Duty Of the Citizenship
and Expectations OF the General Gov.
ernment." Hon. r. L. Henry Of Me
Lehman County and Lieutenant Colo
mel c. 8. Richie. U. 8. A.. Galveston.
10 a. m.--"River Improvement b.
the Federal Government and Its Re.
iation to Industrial Development
Hon. d. c. Giddings OF Washington
County and Hon. Rufus Hardy OF Ma.
varro County.
II a. m.-"General Principles and
Recommended Practices In Reclama
ton and Flood Prevention" Hon,
Arthur A. stiles. State reclamation
engineer. Austin.
Cost Of Protection Levees and
Their Eject Upon Land Values Along
the Brazos River" Hon. J. c. Magic
chairman State Board OF Water En-
g,neers OF the State Of Texas. Austin
2 p. m.-Report Of committee and
sction.
SD. MEOW Down to Business. y
Hon. Homer d. Wade. Freeport.
"what a Steamship Man Thinks OF
the Proposition" Z. q. warfeld Of
New York.
"what a Business Man Thinks OF
the Proposition" W. T. Eldridge Of
Sugarland.
sp. m.-"rhe Work That Has A,
ready Been Done" Hon. James b
Baker OF McI.ennan County.
The Eagle was supplied with names
OF delegates from other cities ~ 'o'
lows:
waco-W. r. Clifton. l.. u. Black
George X McI.endon. Frank y. Burk
halter. c. w. Payne. T.. w. Marshall
]. c. Drecord. Percy Willis. Tom Pad
gilt. Alex Sanger. T. L. McCullough
James n. Baker. A. r. McCollum. w
W. seley. l.. II. Goldstein. w. v
Crawford. J. ]. Powers. J. J. Hutchln
son. r. u. Dupree. Walter G. Lacy
u. =. Drake. w. W. Naman. w. W
I.astinger. l.. A. Colombo. John Max
well. J. p. Sampler. X. l.. Henry. Johr
II. Cauhedl. w. W. Wilson. +. y
Kavanaugh.
Navasota Fl. l.. Church. Ear
Church. Lee Foley. John Reisto. Z
d. Moss. A. Nowak. ]. \. RatclIf
r. A. Boese. J. T.. Farauhar. c. w
Lee. c. s. Fosselman. Earl Gilliiand
Lee 8. Ameck. Joe Jones. Maurice
Hardy. r. W. Barry. W. A. scrivenor
A. II. virick. A. Pasler. A. q. Garrett
John Gudger. J. f. Bedner. =. W
Horlock. George d. Neal. wHrd TEN
pleman. II. II. Knox. ]. w. Brosig
y. II. Young. l.. NJ. Hewitt, c. w
Wade. II. d. Stoneham. John Acker
man. Ewing Norwood. Arthur Young
Rufus Hardy. william Buck. q. c
sangster. =. NJ. White and c. NJ.
Camp.
BRENNAN ID. c. Giddings. J. ?
Buchanan. c. l.. wilkins. o. A. Sew
ard. Louis Dallas.
Hempstead-U. ID. Samuel. l.. d.
Amsler. A. u. Hannay. A. @. Lips
comb.
Chappell Hill-w. ID. Crockett. J
S. Smith.
Franklin-Judge ]. l.. Goodman.
Bellville l.. A. Madewell. W. {
Staehle. II. Helwig.
Angleton-T A. Munson. =. NJ
Price. II. n. Ruy. J. w. -Munson, ,
Kiber.
Notes and Personals.
Senator A. r. McCollum. editor o
the Waco Semf.Weekiy 1riDune. an,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-12
Notes and Personals.

Senator A. r. McCollum. editor Of
the Waco Semfweekiy lriDune, ana
Frank T.. Burkhalter. editor Of the
Waco Morning News. are with the
Waco delegation to the Brazos river
meeting now In session here. and
we're pleasant callers at The Eagle
office this morning.
l.. NJ. Hewitt. secretary OF the Nava-
sofa Chamber OF Commerce. and a
former citizen Of Bryan, Is heading
the Navasota delegation to the Bra
EOS river convention.
The Navasota band. which is here
for the Brazos river meeting. was
warmly complimented on all sides
today on the excellence OF the mum
bers played on the street.
Prof. ]. C. Maggie OF Austin. is one
Of the live wires in attendance upon
the Brazos river convention.
Mrs. Fannie Reese Pugh. secretary
OF the Hearne Commercial Club. and
one OF the brightest women In this
section OF the State. Is an interested
attendant upon the Brazos rivei
meeting.
Homer d. Wade OF Freeport. wide
ly known publicity man and one o.
the States well known newspaper
men. Is attending the Brazos I'm
provement convention.
W. v. Crawford. with Sanger Bros.
Waco. and publicity director OF thu
Texas Cotton Palace. Is among Thu
attendants OF the convention here TO
day. Mr.. Crawford believes thi'
years show viii be the greatest ye
held and is putting in some hart
ticks to this end. ~ t.is
\ J. ]. Hutchinson. foreman Of tn
Waco Times Herald. is here attend
} ing the Brazos River and valley I'm
provement Association. Mr.. Hutch
Iinson is an old-time printer, thorough
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

The n u. Church has been quartz
of interest this week, for since nOndas
the new pipe orgsn has bssn going NJ.
Its erection is practically eeaplste snd
q large crowd is expected ut the eoecert
tonight. The Indian princess Tsiasina
Redfesshsr will sing, end . ns@hse OF
solos O. the new 0rGsa will sheW its
capabilities. In fact the compsste esn-
cert viii be oUe Of the finest Ne have
heard in Gannison. The new iastru.
ment is . beauty.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16
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" III 81

ksss sumAug - = - o11esissi
GhWsA. - Uakums 1uh11D snsars
UsH sue sAsG $1,000 pusomuaRs "
Gasnsssa. ~ esapsny - esH iEo
yssss go. spQ.ssyag = ~ - . Ne
na~s~sc Gali ssessasiun- Tss e'iiase
~ss crsSaxd to she esars - ene-e
preseus h~srd ose II ~ 2U~st esee -is
ever given W ts< city. M WsasaHss
people are IN . cis~e hy shsnO'ses
Thrss times they have tssssd Gsrelie
sppssr'ne m shs principal csssss. they
carry recommen.sssioas fr0m sS@. oi
tbs lesasne msssc masters II the - %
and letters of praise from suca Pe"ple
~ y. y. Bryan. Gypry Snssh- -
Gosersor fisas<y. LII. Lsuis Alb ~
BOMBS, Dv. 5. Psrkes CsdWsa, and
others Of equal promiaepce.
Thew psoNrsm CONSISTS of s0so a'iH-
sers. ses<ctsons b . male qanrse ie.
duets end chorus numbers. THIS re-
pertosre Includes selections from the
best operas. popular mussc. ss6red
songs, odd plantation melodies, in fAcf
their program Is calculated to Psease
every class Of the masie loving pabhe
For admission TO their other coneeri
q charge Of hfty and seventy-hse cen
was made. This time however, no sea s
viii be reserved. The price of adn
sion to the main auditorium is hfV
cents and to the Sunday School room,
thirty five cents. Remember the da,e
is Tuesday, July 70, eight O'Clock. Ihe
tickets are on sale at the Normal BooA
Store.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16
aAAooAS nDsU

WedRssAay, Suly II
G. 4. LaAAssp. sa0iae vsAshasA. -.
pugUAoos1 . neW R0ea9 eycte - ~
whias sslaag sssws.
-. nsuosa 80 - - laviar q
h hsn0 q . visit fpsa ~ hsseAss, hss
sstueasd 10 vssk.
Eagiasss Psstsss has bssa msAe hap
~ ~ - sStusn u sagias ~ TO the
ONav pesseagss rua iaseeeA u the l75
FissaaA .. 4. LiaAyuist y laying on
- Ass0sa J. Z. nesas - =. E.
eShssss sse tekieg sltssnsAe tnps on his
saGias.
EAGiasss z. J. nsoedsa naAe . trip
10 Osrsy % The pssssaees IN last
wssk, - y agsia ssaniRg tAe Gunni-
- switch ssGiae.
SAoppy RicAasdssa 10 rejoicing over
~ sFrivel q his bstese half frsa Dem
w. Ne says ~ vill - . ssssre meal
ssv. rsa Dsyle sAvisss tAst he h.sn I
apsssgiss1 ~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

0iss WinifRsd Castle YES No far re-
Svsssd o. 70 be sble TO return last Fri
~ from the rsilrosd hespital at Salida.
o. Saturday Fred Mckee also return
-. The third appendicitis victim, hiss
Charlotte Avery, he's he'd . more serious
tine of it, but is slowly recovering.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

After visit by T. J Ehrhsrt. state
highway commissioner, TO the uncom-
pleted portion Of the Rainbow Route
lying between Cotapsxi and Pxrkdale.
it 10 announced that although only half
. mile remains To be finished and that
isfGe road gangs AR working ut each
ee1, the rock work is so heavy that We
csnnot expect its completItion tef' re
September.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

rhe Elk Horn Nest Market has this
vssk iasealbed . three horse power elec-
tfie nstor, one of the General Electric
AStses sosd BY Jos. heDermott. 1t
win furnish oil the power necessary for
~ grinding snd mixing machinery used
q the Elk Horn in its wholesale and re-
tail meat business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16
nElsf uTl0! ays
EITElTnlnfI1 COMMITTEE

Will all persons having sccommods
tions for visitors on Cattlemen's DAYS,
lease report tn committee in your fire
district portio'' Of the town
District No. MRS, S. j. Miller. Mrs.
Curtis Osborn.
District No. 2-Ers II. p. Ferguson,
Mrs. l.. Stone.
District No. Mrs. Fred Van Aker.
District No. Mrs Cells M1Ilin
Headquarters will be in Z. NJ Collins
store.
MRS. GEO. EASTMAN,
Chairmsn Information Committee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16
3.sa oi.psse e hs.es Quirk

We have one Of our best pianos on hand
IN Gunnison. Rather than pay stor-
age viii rent to responsible party end
give privilege Of buying later and ap-
ply rent on price or sell nov, ct speci-
a price on easy payments to suit buy
er. Write at once for full pafticulafs
md let n tell yo1 wAese piaoo c. be
seen. Address The KNIGHT -CsmpAeIl
Music Co., Denver. Cob. Ad
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16
s)nfTuDe 70 kufu)fl
IT TIE FISH I'm

The executive committee requests W
to announce that although our local
folks have probably never eaten any
trout before, it would be courteous to
our visitors to refrain from rushing the
frying pan too hard ut the commence
ment Of the free feed. Rather. let the
stranger in our midst get bite, and
then it will be possible TO feed every.
body end to do things decently and in
order.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

Oscer JsAasea ves sMsNG Powder
hss~ folks in esr city Saturday. Ne is
sAss Agurins On sttsading the famous
Csetlsmens CeIebsstiOn next week, -
80 nest of the POWaerh0Fn residents.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

Miss Henrietta Barrett hes resigr.
- Aes position with s. j. Miller q Son
- he's accepted . position in large
Apartment store st Phoenix. Arizona.
S1e will have charge of the under~e esr,
hssery snd corset department. and will
Lseve in sbout ten days to take up her
new duties.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

We uo1ssStsad sAat p L. SosAgrass
carrisA = ,e0O iasssoace il TIE Wesd-
msa - ~ WsriA. . ps,iey With the
gsSssunsue slsivsasst - vsss's ssIs-
u, - eAss - ~ hae psaicy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

Mrs. Sine Sorrenson hes purchased of
Mrs. Mike Arch, her residence on Colo
rado street nesr the Grsmmsr school
building.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

WATCH AND JEwELRY Repair Shsp
moved to north Main Street. Over
thirty years practical experience.
Save money by seeing me about your
repair work. c. II. Burgess, Gunni-
son. l9-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

Valentine Ehret Jr was among vis
tons from lola Wednesday. He reports
the fishing as fine end lots Of fishermen
at the resorts.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

A sightoser Gown the river wants
TO know Have you ssen the one act
comedy BY the BsthinG Girls, entitled,
Whist Happened to Ehnor p"
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16
Y~ vscsaiso DIV,

Will be incomplete without . camera.
We sell ANSCO, the amateur camera
Of professional quality, and tell you
how to make your vacation pictures .
success. We sell Ansco Films, Photo
Sapplies nd everything n pieenfe
ine 20 Rcd 70 take witA 20 - tAe
txip. Have - devessp - priat ysur
vacation pictures.: Tie Large Se116a.
Cunnis0a. a
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

Conslderable lamt,er is being piled al
the Milispsagh yards along Tomichi
avenue and adjoining the Crested Butte
track.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

After spending the schooi year with
his grandfather. j. q. Potter. Reese
Potter is a; Grand junction for a time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

WANTED-Ts % plain or fancy sew
iaG. Price reesoasble end oil work
guaranteed. Mr.. o. ". Neiswanger
LIST 6sof north Of Pine street school
6O0oe. 2S-1t
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

DIR. Charles Gilbert Davis came IN
from Waanits yesterday and rs to iec
tare 10 the students at the Normal tins
morning.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

WANfED-Upholstering end furniture
repairing WORK. First class and
guaranteed. Leave orders at new
steee - Main g. z. d. Maine. Aft
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

We note tkst Cheyenne 10 celebrating
Frontier Day On the ssme dates - Get
tlemen's Day hsse. Tso bod they could
not have ~ this IN August - usual.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

o.d spuds are q. ~ and new ones cos
81 ~ IN hoatrese. Who has ans spaas
Nov ls the time 10 ciesn ap.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

he ss0i nsssAlys CA.nbes0sf O.
Oefcs bOc2sn ~ be ~ next Tee.
Aay tAe ~ = the L. Ven hsoel.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

x. ). Lobdeli is entertaining his
cousin. Miss Ruby I.obaei Of Elgln.
IA. who viii remain for several weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

Cement sidewalks, cement steps, GEM
ent curbings, cutters, cellars and GEM
ent buildings. WILDE glad to talk over
anything new you have in mind. Ny
work is guaranteed. {. l.. Wilbur,
GunDison- q
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

WANf0-fs - painting ~ paper
ho1gnG. kifSeea yeors experience,
ea1 guafoates ell work. Cofer, &
Whkaas. pbsee 55W. 2s-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

Msmbers Of Rebeksh Lodge Nc. AZ.
entertained their state president. Mrs.
Laura Welier. Tuesday nsght
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

WANfGO-feo0s 10 hsul coocentra tes
fps0 Peesst Mill 10 Al@aat, Colo. For
porticuloes sAAsess Cunnison Mining
Cs0paay. tn Cap. Colo. 29-1t
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

WAHTCO-Week - saacA, By man
~ wife. WsMaa cen haahIe cook
~. - IN help with heasevork or.
teks ~ elsee. Inquire New Cham
80 Oobce. 29
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

Martin FoxGrsssr ed fsssily rsssra-
ed the isst II ~ weed from . visit ss
the far IN Cslsforun
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

All the youngsters are crazy over the
Merry go-round and the new Ferris
Wheel which are being erected today,
and We won't say that the older folks
are not interested.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-16

Bert Alckss ssssvss fssa Csls1ossss.
s-t night, S~Ss - feaks wsIs ~ homs
ne trss of August