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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01
AMERICAS ASSOCIATIONS STANDING.

GAMES IunN Mobile ~ New urissns
Memphis at Nashville ti,ti. Rock AZ chat.
taruUga Atlanta af birmingham
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IAN our champions are over the
weight limit cserpt Isss Will,fd Wi.
ilnrd Il too fnf there should te law
passed nt y rule established tha, any
heavyvcish, above go pounds should no
listed 10 the nas,udnnwsish, champion
with wniari and Fulton sni Other abb
nnrmal,irs breaking In 90 one under
seven fes' Nhp weighs lees than 800
ununk will even No. considered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

The chances are that Not ufcnm. iho
nrovn's pitcher VIII have more respect
tih,r iai when .' rI r .f'1.n Sire, Coll
un un sni kn, Eri ..n vft ihs rub
Ter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

We know ~ a. teas, three western
American isau club, are raN looking
for ne ndsereAr, or mscfearts who an
nounced that IN. Cleveland indian, were
Joke hsll club, The JOKE may h. ,her,
an riph,. bu, u l,rt on the indians.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

U,a,s tcpM Ardmo, =, Rlnslias
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WEDNESDAY.

opening the season ~ the New York state baseball lc
Opening ~ the ~ the ,iturgn AubamR baseball
Johnny Harvey VS. rh Brock ten rounds. nj Cleveland
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

/ n any ohs thinks that Ross has "a
rinch m AMI lst uut soli hole that
/ as ,afis and Hnc Who ran drive es
ar,lv isi iafds once viii be ennneh
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II tSIJ,l

NJ ~ honrd ~ review ~ National frollius os'
w ~ Missouri state trap shooting tournament
ri Nlrlipc VS. Young Britt. twenty tounds. n
,mlIM v. Nnmn. AMrnrn TON rnmm.- nI Wv y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-01

Coach Gtiinths oklahoma Argics won
unc and lost four ramos while away from
homo IN 10n. mile road ttir
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25
I e0n INVESTMENT" IS
GENERAL BUSINESS EXPRESSION

The very active work upon the Odd
Fellow ball calls attention to the bood
Issue which this order 10 advertising In
another column. $4,000 is thus offered
10 home investors In bond depominations
Of 800. $50. and IS each. The bonds
are secured BY the building itself. pay
six per cent and arc evidently . very
good investment for anyone who has .
small sum or large sum to put into
Gunnison real estate. The three stores
below with lodge room above. on ~
good corner ~ there 10 in town, ought
to appeal to the most conservative. The
Order itself has put some s.. 800 into the
project and the individual members will
doubtless put much more. but the bond
issue IL open to any citizen who be-
lieves in the future Of Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25
VULCAN
-.
Wedneeday. Auye. q.

Wednesday. Aug. n
J. r CH6 hes ben = tbs sick list
The past wesk.
Mis- Nell Eastman II Gunnisou, ha.
besn chosen 70 teach cur school this
winter.
Mn. Cos Lindslsy vbo spsnt several
days visiting n 0unnison. returned Sun
day.
Mn. Waltsr Bitterly rsturnsd Sunday
frcm CllieaGo whseo - was called b
~ deatA q hae beothor.
v. 4 CHIT and wiSs of Colorado
epeiaGe, 80 hnNo bosn vf1itin4 The
S6eneeso 6n4hH, z \. Gift roenfned
enoaday a&tef . fheeo stay.
G. 3. nlsee - rseiensd y, ,esnsral
alanaGof foe IL vuIe6n 11idSo and
S.s1ae e,,.pa1Z - Isfs n!.9.sy ! e.
p. He.ssn - eslls1 m ousslssu
ytida1 1ishk = all1ad 1T 1yrse,
- = = - - a.. 49, Is 5 ssss = p;
- 0oGh bee1oe
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25
ODD FELLOWS LAY CORNER
STONE; work MOVING RAPIDLY

IN spitsrof the windy afternoon. .
llseG Gerowd gathered TO attend the cor
nes stone laying at the Odd Fellows'
temple, Sunday afternoon. The pro-
csssion Of I. o. o. F. and Rebekah and
Encampment members formed IN i'm
posing sight
At The corner where the new temple
is abuilding, the cersmoniss Of The day
were introduced BY DR.. N. J. Hyatt.
who v secretary Of Gunnison Lodge No.
SS. and acted - Grand Secretary.
Chariss e. Adams Of Montrose. Grand
Matshal Of Colorado Odd Fellows. acted
- Deputy Grand Master and conducted
tie appropriate laying Of the stone. do
diating It to ''Frisndship, Love and
Truth, - The foundation stones Of the
ordsf for which the three links are sym
bol. Later, Mr.. Adams made the Cd
drsss Of tie day, detailing in . brief
way IL meaning Of Oddfellowship and
ths aims and purposes Of the two and .
half milIioa people grouped together
under IL bond Of the three links. He
tod ef IL thirty-six years Of the order
in Cunnison, . matter with which b is
very familiar from former citissnship In
this community. Mr.. Adams is . good
speaker and his address was very inter
ssting.
b. b. Fogg acted q Grand Chsplain;
Waltsr Flaming. Of Aontrose. who il
Gtand Mastss elect, ssFved - Grand
Martial of The day. Rev. Mark Fields
spoes a ths relation Of lodges snd ths
chueh. MrA Ida v. Meyer gave short
his1uey cf The Rsbsksh ordsr in Gunni-
soa. +. ". Gray briefly traced the
bond Of sympathy connecting Masonry
and Oddfellowship. Dr.. Hyatt read
. list Of articles collected which wsrs
SOLID In de conventions, which by ths
Wny ~ cement block.
Besides Mr. Adams and family. an
othee casicad Of Montross ODD Fellows
arrived Sunday morning. consisting Of
Mseogs a. l. Brown, Samuel Gaddy, J.
N. Burbank and Waltsr Fleming.
III wesk ths walls Of tbe handsoms
heiek slxueture have besn going up
23la1 4 small army Of bsieklayess.
e1xpQaNuEsy eement ~ end othes
1Eses kesp IL cesnsr q 1ain etseee
- vnSinio ovsnss vssy basy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25
Pitkia Pew Wow
From the Miner

From the Miner
Mise Emma Hermann Of Cloverdale,
California, and stspdaughter Of Major
Ehrman, arrived in Pitkin for few
days visit with her relative.
Thos. r. L. Daughtrey. president and
general manager Of the Camp Bird Min
ing, Leasing and Power Co. Of Pitkin.
together with officers and directors Of
his company, drove over to Crested
Butte in two automobiles to examine
the Keystens mine.
The stockholders Of the Camp Bird
Mining. Leasing and Power company
held their second annual meeting here
on Wednesday OF last week, Aug. 9th.
Quits Z number were pfsssntfrom Penn
sylvania ard Fiotids, and = vety shthu.
siastic mssting was hsld. The sams
directors and officers who served the
past year were reelected for another
year.
The progress ct the mine since last
meeting was very satisfactory to oil
present. Plans for the next years
work were laid that seem to assure a.
much or even greater progress than dur
ing the past year. and all stockholders
and friends left for their homes feeling
that the Camp Bird Mining, Leasing
Power company would prove . great
success.
Some Of the directors Of the Brant
Independent Mining company were here
this week and held short session on
Tuesday. Those present were: r. r.
Andsson Of St LOWS, No., president;
Guy. E. CrowelI, secretary; and n. ].
Ostsrgard, treasurer, both Of Kansas
City; X. J. Edwards Of Oklahoma. and
r. R. Thiele Of Johnstown. Pa. The
meeting was adjourned to be held ID
Kansas City On the 18th Of this month.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25
Fer Sals

l. o. o. r. 6 per csnt bonds of the DE-
nomination Of 800 each, 80 each and
- each, Ill Of series Of like date fos
the aggregate sum Of ~, ,0oo. all Of said
bond. being equally occurred by : Ger.
tain deed Of tsust @ datsd ths int dsy q
Sc s IL 1919 y psysSs On 81 g bsfGss
AZ snS jciy of e s.cs year ear UPON @ q tbs s .ur-
rsndsr Of t6s proper coupon. Bcnds srs
redeemabls Alter one year. Any one
desiring to purchase any Of aid boada,
must apply at oace "a. N. J. Hyatt,
chairman
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Aad % as,sr Ssoas6s . .iai
June 8 to July 3.

Juns to July 3.
John Steele vent to Dsnvsr On husi-
nss "Trip.
o. H. Goodsnough went to Dsnvez
for few days.
Mn. Ira Brown and Mrs. s. D. Crump
drove 70 Chsncs.
Miss Cora Smith returned from ths
Greeley Normal School.
John Latimsr was quits 10 for . few
days, but rscovsrsd nicely.
Frank Songsr. abls editor Of Tie Elk
Mountain Pilot. was in ths city.
J. n. Allen rented III second story
Of tie Woodman hall for . rsstdsncs.
Aiss Eve Cusnin presided over tbs
general delivery window at he post
once.
Bob womack, founder II Crippls
Creek. came b 70 look over property q
Iris.
Mrs. in. Allsn and danghtses, Rnth,
Florenes, Winona and NAomi, arrived
from Bouldse.
Sheriff Wiley enjoyed . Witt from BIZ
brother residing ct Kansas City, bul
who was hsrs for his hsalth.
Mis- Msy Resssr Of Msndota, III. q.
rivsd 70 spnd the suminer with hsl
ffisnd, Mrs. b. n. Wsbssss.
Reyal Jarvis passsd through Cpnnisos
q his WY homs . Crestsd Dntts frua
Ethe Go1aon Sehool of 11in6a
b. n. Wshstsr was puttine h = =.
dir nsw seeoed story y ypaaee ~ IN
dsstxaysd " 1rs q ~ bu1l11ng souta
~ ~ tArss seesy besear.
IL whlppy y. ". MeKse, =. ",
Haxpef and Ala. 01vee releeseatsl
~ q. W. Get ~ Hanflt1n Haekn
bsrusr his1ls s,es11a pssvsn
~ - hunG goeo 49, aseosi
II ~ u6se - am16f6R boon ~ v
| ~ -; - nGls 1so1r1oo - -
n1n1kse - llFss IN ,..4.... - -. :,
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25
ne MuE nUl
.nuul1E Flluu :!
By Aenes WsIksr)

Wy A8o ~ oaRJ
u Yes, it's dahlias this tina. In passIng
. garden Of flowers. H. 6rst inpssssioa
y blooming eaafusien, bst whsn thsy
are pegregatsd By ths sys. IL dahliss
are present thsy sttraet Arst noties.
They grow very tall with thick stalks
and large. DARK green leaves. Ths
flower itself. large. many pstalsd. stand
ing at qussnly height, grsesfnl and
gorgeous, commands Immediate admir-
stioo.
The garden ct The hone Of Nm. 2. 8.
Winters. on Ruby Ave. is full Of flower
faces that wers familiar aequaintaness
in old fashioned gardens Of . century
ago. Two large bushes Of tie pink
wild rose stand on either side Of ths
gate-garden sentinels. Big purple and
yellow pansies and bleeding hearts grow
side BY side 10 The cool coil under . low
window; pinks Of the sort that delight
ed the heart Of grandmother when she
was girl. In closs proximity; the array
of peonies in red and white; tall golden
glow, sweet peas. sweet Williams, pur-
pie petunias. larkspurs-and dahlies.
Mn. Winters buys her bulbs in the
spring, and about the first Of May she
plants each bulb in . small box Of the
kind you get at the store containing
cherries. strawberries or raspberries.
Then . large box is partly filed with
soil and the small box placed into the
big one. The soil 10 put in the large box
30 that the moisture IN the smaller box
may be conserved. Then the whole
thing 10 placed in the cellar or pantry
for three weeks when the bulbs will
have begun to sprout At the end Of
three weeks the smaller boxes are taken
out and . place in the garden dug to
receive each bulb. Here IL where the
convenience Of the little fruit box comes
in. One may cut out the bottom Of the
box with garden shears, place the box
over the hole in the ground, slip the
bottom out and the contents are allow
ed to drop into the place prepared. thus
soil and roots are undisturbed and con-
tinue natural growth. In this climate
Ars. Winters advises one should cover
ths bulbs every night until the first Of
July. watering only when the soil be-
gins to look dry and thirsty. About the
last week in July the dahlles will be In
full bloom and will continue until the
fist frost strikes them. The dahlies at
the Winters home are pink. red. dark
maroon, yellow and variegated. and
there arc - many ~ fifteen blooms or
one plant
After frost the root, which will have
nutplisd, shouId BE- taken up care
49, donet sspdrats ths bunehes-aDd
plaes with The others In box and cover
with soil and place In some plaes Of
even temperature TO await the spring
planting.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25
NOTICE

Owing to the primary election, which
II considered . general election by the
judge Of this court. there will Be no
naturalization papers acted upon during
ths September term Of District Court,
1915. All petitions for naturalization
ere continued until the April term Of
District Court, 1917.
Thos. W. Estes, Clerk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25
Assssss's Nsties

In pursuance to Section $3.50 Of the
revenue law, notice II hereby given that
on the 18th Of August and succeeding
days, will sit to heer any objections
70 the assessment of property for the
year 1916, - the same now stands in my
0fiice ut Gunnison. Colo.
w. T. HARTMAN,
Assessor Of Gunnison County, Colo.
First publication, Aug. I, 1916.
Last Is.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25
SOCIAL sDE Of LIFE n
PARTIES lm lBlnElE


xrs. George Miller was ths clsvss
hostess Of charming function at hss
home Wednesday. August l6 Betwesn
fifty and sixty guests Of the gentle"
variety spent . delightful afternoon at
cards. The affair was given in honog
Of the guest Of Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Nag
Aetzner, who BY the way, is the daughtsr
Of Justice Rice Of Denver. Decorations
were sweet peas, vines and cut flowers.
The hostess was assisted in the serv.
ing by Mrs. Keenan,. Mrs. Hedden and
Mrs.. Grace ZugeIder. Mrs. Arthur
Miller assisted at the card tables.
Out Of town guests were Mrs. Novels
Of Canon City, and Ars. Sheldon.
A number of ladies were delightfully."-
entertained at the home Of Mrs. P. p.
Miller Friday afternoon in honor Of Mrs.
Jos Black and Mrs. TEMP tie of Denver.
Five Hundred furnished means Of en-.
tertainment throughout the after.
noon; twelve guests enjoyed the game.
Refreshments were daintily served and
the affair ~ whole was . credit to The,
hostess' social ebility.
Ars. Al. Gribbin entertained delight
fully Saturday afternoon at Five Hun.
dred. Twenty-Five ladies were present,
Mrs. Metzner Of Denver, being guest
Of honor.
The rooms Of the Gribbin home were
decorated in huge gladiolas in blending
shades Of pink and red. Tasteful rs-
freshments were served by the hostess.
who was ably assisted by her pretty
little daughter. Norma
Little Mlss Margaret Owsn was tie
hostess at party Monday aftsrnodd.
Quite number Of her little girl friendS
wers present and spent an enjoyable af.
ternoou.
Mrs.. T. J. Thompson entertained the
Bridge club at her home Tuesday after
noon, August e.
Mrs. Ira Brown and Miss Matte
Brown served charming luncheon TO
nine ladies on Tuesday afternoon. Mra.
F. W. Munson Of Howell. Mich. was
guest Of honor. !.
''Is that suffrage parade?" asked
someone on Main street Tuesday night,
when ct about nine o'clock ., ,procession
Of nearly one hundred ladies OF the town
walked from O'Leary's drug store 70
the Unique theatre. They were on their
way to . theatre party given by Ars.
r. B. Lewis. The fve-reel picture,
"Marse Covington, highly sntsrtain-
ing story Of the south. was shown. and
everyone present enjoyed the. evening
thorou9hly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

Mr.. C. B. Seneff, Of Denver. our new
automobile repair work. We not
oTs gasranees .E e p'.ss, :s Dus ,.,sa, oa,
%;snn,, u.s apd 4 'aPp:: sSs .a,a S.
mans Fireproof Garage. Gunnison.
Colo. 31-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

Heavy speuee flsssiag, drssssl bsah
sides, will last four years longer than
the thin grade. Call on ~. Reason
able prices on al building material. =
The Aauer Lumber Co. 26-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

II you do not see the Paramount pie
lures you are missing . real treat In
high class photo plays. every Wednes-
day, Friday and Saturday at the Rex.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

SEE the White Lily power washing ma
chine. Connects to ordinary electric
light socket or to gasoline engine.
See them at d. E. Collarda, lower
Main street. 3l-A
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

| Mrs. Josephine GetchelT Of Tiddi-
QUITE, Penn, came Wednesday 10 spend
the remainder Of the summer IN Gunni-
sou. She will STAY 1t LaVeta.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

FOR Rents room house, liGht end
water. bath, barn, By tlss Let Of Sep.
tembsr. For rent OF sale. Phons
96W. Located near normal. Ars.
Ella Heiner. 32-0
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

Clearing out few numbers in tailor
msde suits and dreases at . price. :
La N. Rogers, at the leading millin-
cry store. 21-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25
Cad 4 ThaaIks

To our many friends who % kindly
extended sympathy and tribute in the
recent illness and death Of our beloved
mother and sister. We desire to express
our sincere appreciation.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Cofer
Mrs. J. K. Brown.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

~ 4 q eenssn usnt = cEseee1
|nlEl nges1iv aftss few days' via1t
fuk ~ noie fanily.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

Mrs. Leonard Of Doylevills, and hs
friend, M1. }. Thompson Of Leadvill
who is visiting her, spent Tuesday !
GunnioO0.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

C. E. Treadwell 10 sojourning in Gun
nison, having come over from Denver
to look ut his famous grindstone quarry.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

Mr.. and 1rs. n. Cofer returns
Wednesday from performing the Iaa
sad rituals for the departed mother Q
Mrs. Cofer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

7. F. Knoll Of Iowa, spent Wsdues-
day here visiting his bsethee. HeasY
Knall. He 4 : Dentist In DeBsqns, md
he's boou out % tie eoast Tor . trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

A. K. Stevens finished bis hayinf
Wednesday and reports . crop that
comes up to average standard II mol
better.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

E. H. Rozel and wife Of Coffeeville,
Kansas. sre visiting r. n. Cooper's
Mrs. Rozel 10 neice of Mrs. Cooper.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

nrs. Bssuvais and Vers leave Wsd-
nesdsy Tor Belle Fourchs, North Dakota
Aise Vera has accepted position q
teacher In the schools ct that placs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

ID Mn PiaGrss ee Crested Butts. spsat
Sunday n Dis eity.
W. 8. Mcclure Isft % few days
vacation at Panaaa Thursday morning.
Dr. McCsoud end soo Of Pueblo are
expected this week On . hshiag trip.
Roy Lobdsal and wife returned Tpes-
day from their Overland "Trip 70 Deuv
Jos. voss Of Jaek's Cabin vas in town
needay looking fer nsn for his hay
nra: C. ". wisslev end soas "Bud"
end 'nose." went "Wednesday to Pitkin
Ars. J. Rosick and little daughter Of
Crested Butte. registered st La veta.
Monday aftsnoon-
Elsa Needham and brids Of Cortez,
Colo. were Monday guests Of DR.. and
Mrs.. J. H. Kelley.
Miss Pauline Metros returned Monday
from . tn days visit with Miss Lucille
Gramms in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fordy Cibbs returned
70 Psonia Monday after visit with Mr..
Gibbs' relatives here.
Wilton Cunningham was m ARRIVAL
Sunday from Caney. Kansas, and will
visit here for while.
Some Of the boys about town have
arranged for . social dance ct the Wood.
man hall Friday night
Mn- Nora Crooks, nes Wright, who
has been visiting in town, left Tuesday
for her home in Salida,
Miss Anna McDoagall arrived Sunday
to visit st the home Of Walter u. Nsr-
gelman, Jacks Cabin.
Mrs. Alice Miller's brother, Len Hof-
fer OF Powderhorn county. visited few
days in Gunnison the past week.
J. B. Nash left Thursday by auto for
the Half way-house on Blue Mesa where
he expects to transact business.
xrs. F. d. Sanford and daughter.
Miss Margaret, are enjoying . week on
Taylor river at the Candy home.
E. H. Rozel and wife Of CofFeeville,
Kansas. sre visiting r. n. Cooper's.
Mrs. Rozel 10 . neice of Mrs. Cooper.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

Mrs. F. d. Sanford and daughter,
niss Margaret. are enjoying week OF
Taylor river At the Candy home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

FOR SALE-Littls HOUSE, stable and
four lots sdjoining Normal grounds,
just east Of r. y. Cooper's. 800. For
Information write Box e, ia. Match
EFT, Gunnison. 34-35
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

Miss Elnora Bray left for Vulcan to
visit Miss Nae Ke1lsher Tuesday morn
ing. She will enjoy weeks vacation
before taking up her work at the Nor
4 NAL school.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

The Leading Millinery Store il display.
ing the between season and early
fall styles in millinery. N. Rog-
ers. S-tf. !.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

Miss Margaret Faye Botkin who wi
be remembered ~ one of the NormI
graduating class Of 1915, was marie
on August e at Fruita TO Mr.. Clarenc
Conover Parish.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

J. B. Nash left Thursday BY auto foI
the Half-wayhouse on Blue Mesa whers
he expects to transact business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

Tom Dean has bssn circulating around
these parts during the week, heck once
more On businesss He q ranehing at
Burbank, California, and says b only
cuts ssvsn crops Of alfalfa . yeaf there.
Reminds one Of the plaint Of some Gun.
niso1 ranchmen. Thsy don't like alfal.
fa-bseause Il keeps than haylng oil
summer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

Al s1vstsnssas ~ cd fvs csub an. N 4
bsst s1vs6g - hvilg II lsssA gsaeaass1 eleul,aa
6ag pae9 Ca.ia esuN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

Mrs. Alice Miller's brother, Len Hof.
fer Of Powderhorn county. visited few
days in Gunnison the past week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

FOR SALE-cheap, one O. X. Cham
pion potato digger. and one Schofield
potato planter. Inquire Elmer Eng
land. -. -. N-oI s
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

Mn. E. L. Kingsbury. M.. H. F
Lake Jr. and two children, Mrs.. Flor
ence Martin and Dean Quiglsy wer
passengers On the Created Butte ''speci
o." for Camp Cascadills Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

Some Of the boys about town have
man hall Friday night
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

(. Mn. Piaerss oe Crested Butts, spsat
Sunday n 6his city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

/ W. s. Mcclure lsft q few days
vacation at Rnnaaa Thursday morning.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

Miss Pauline Metros returned Monda.
from tan days visit with Miss Lucill'
Gramms in Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Eordy Cibbs returne
70 Psonia Monday after visit with Nj
Gibbs' relatives here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

Nrs. C. ". Wisslow and suas "Bud''
end ''nose." went Wednesday to Rtkin
for . short visit
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

nrs. J. Rosick and little daughter Of
Crested Butte. registered st La Vets.
Monday sftsmoon-
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

Miss Anna McDo0gall arrived Sunda
to visit at the home Of Walter U. Asi
gelman, Jacks Cabin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

Mrs- Nora Crooks. nee Wright, wh
has been visiting in town, left Tuesda
for her home in Salida~
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

Elsa Needham and heids Of Cortez,
Colo. were Monday guests Of DR.. and
Mrs. J. H. Kelley.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

Wilton Cunningham was m arrva
Sunday from Caney, Kansas. and vii
visit here for . while.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

In the last few days cars bearing
HSuston, Texas; Wichita Falls, Pueblo,
Montross, Denver. Silvsrton, Kansas
City. Mo-; Telluride, and Boulder pen
nants have passed through Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

Joe. vose Of Jaek's Cabin vas In town
nceday looking Ter nsn for his bay
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

days st Vulcan where his father, W. H.
Nosl. b prospscting,. and after 1 few
belt. However. Harry 10 merely spend
ing his vacation II t6is way. Tor he ID
uptown telegraph operator IN Mont
russ. Ths elder Noel may return with
him to spend ths winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

Roy Lobdsll and wife returned Tpes-
day from their Overland trip b Deuve
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

Dr.. McCloud and 500 Of Pueblo are
expected THE week On . fishing trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

Word was received hsre August 23rt
is from nss; + ~ 9; Die; ta.s nr: Dice hat 1.
tistcn, from L. 8. Post N. Dice ant
family will return % Ohio City In . few
days 70 ship their bousehoh goods u
Littleton, who're they win reeide.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

WANTED. at bargain-Five psssen
ger Ford in good condition. P. O
Box 27S or Phone 114W. 81
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

The Leading Millinery Store just re-
ceived new sample book foo made- TO-
: measure garments. La N. Rogers.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-25

Ars. Ira Brown and Miss Matte
Brown served charming luncheon TO
nine ladies on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
F. W. Munson Of Howell. Mich. was
guest Of honor.