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The Washington herald., 1916-08-03
MANY ON CHURCH OUTING.
St. Vincent De Paul Parish Holds
Annual Picnic.

Many parents, children and friends of
the St. Vincent De Paul's Church took
part in the annual family outing of the
church at Marshall Hall yesterday. The
Rev. p. J. O'Conneu, pastor, was in
charge of the outing.
- Refreshments, dancing. n baseball game
and racing were the amusements. The
picnic was one of the largest affairs of
its kind ever given by the church.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-03
Dutch Steamer Sunk.

London, Aug. 2.-The Dutch steamer
Zoeland. 1903 tons, was sunk by Ger
man submarine in the North Sea. says
the South Shields Gazette. The crew was
allowed to take to the boats before the
vessel was torpedoed.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-03
Only $500, Atlantic City, Round Trip
Next Sunday, August g.

Special low-rate excursion. Pennsyl.
vania Railroad special through train
leaves Washington Saturday midnight
1915 a. m.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-03

Denmark has more than $500 motor
cyclists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

teeth of IL rake. He picked up ths
rake and struck IL hoess b,ow that
almost kneeksd e down. At this paint,
Mr.. Waller peotsstsd milky against
Stokes trsatnsnt Of tie hesss; Stokss
turned md came ct tie Cd man, knock
Ing him down With blow On The hsad.
Roy Hall. Dewey Stokes and Gail Moore
were present ct the time and witnessed
the attack.
Previous to this time there hsd besn
no trouble whatsoever between Mr. Walk
or and the defendant, which makes it
seem even stranger that the ino6ensive
old man should Be the sufferer.
At the time Of the attack Mr. Walker
wore an old black hat, and should any
particles Of the felt have entered the
wound. It 10 feared that blood POISON
will incur.
At present Stokes is In jail charged
malicious assault with intent to kill.
He ID about twenty-three years Of age.
and unmarried. E. N. Nourse will act
a. attorney for the defense.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01
OLDMANNE.ARL. L.YBRAINED
Angry Hay Hand Clubs R p. Walker Anost 10 Dea,h
for !no6ensive Remark; A&ray to Come Up IN
Comt To-Day.

R. r. walker, IN Old nan over seven
y ysaTs of ags. was the vietin Of Z
nardeFuas aassult at ths Otis Moors
rassA MoadAy by Alien Stokes, smother
~ hand
The assault was committed with the
loag. sharp tooth Of big sweep rake.
and the old mans bead was laid open
On tie left side. . deep cash extending
several inches. Not satisfied with knock.
ing him unconscious, Stokes beat him
abcut ths faes numerically. backing
his eyes and bruising his face badly.
Stokes younger brother. Dewey was
finally able to pull the infuriated man
away.
There was no direct occasion for the
outburst. That morning Otis Moore had
fired one Of the Stokes brothers and
Allen seemed to take Il ~ . personal
affront, and went about his work sullen
and morose al day.
At few minutes before six O'Clock,
- be drove in to unhitch, through clum-
~ o. too hasty management Of the
horse. caught and broke of one Of the
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01
FRED lsPEr FlDs TRUE
Love DOES not run SMOOTH

Suppose you had bidden your single
blessedness . fond farewell, suppose you
had resigned yourself to take tie fatal
stsp; suppose the hour had come, ths
bride awaited. ths priest vas ready IA
repeat the final words that made Of you
. Benedict-in such . situation aslks The
Prescott Journal -Miner-wouldn't you
be pretty sore II the license were miss.
ing7
Well, Fred L. Aspey WAS psevsd. On
de night Of August n be wss to b
married. That afternoon . number oi
hi friends had imprisoned him IN bid
room. After some trouble be escaped
ard made his way to the home Of TIL
BRIDE -to-be. On reaching It, h discov.
ssed that hin ffisnds hed relisved him
Of the licsnse. He Knew that II hs
went out a4ter. > duplicate, be nigh,
wsll expect to be rscaptured. Finally
lie county clsrk was phonsd and I
license ssnt 70 the hoass. Ths csre.
nouy set See eight o'eloek W. pr.
Termed ct n1ne.
'Ths briss = pretty Mis Louiss Logan
H. sister of Mn. q. A. Moefis, VIZ
visited with 1liss Hsnsistta Barfstt hsru
~ summer. Ffsd Aspsy = ! nsphsW
a Oh 9esne and lfvsd h g. ~ Fl
~ u ssvSe ysaEs bs6ses el1ngtD Pm,
e3ef w6ss6 - y Saolsye1 ~ : SirsueolrI5
~ - vss1 hS1 ssesss1 " q
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01
EXPECTS D|e BUSINESS

G. D. LeAsv, sspssssnting H. Rely
Mountain I'D ca, W. 8 d eity n
Sesissss = 81 : Issselt - 4 IS rscsst @ g
duetiee = H. fkeiekt 1atse q Gal mn
IL Dal6yfn dutxiok whteh matogia11y
e4oe1D neaeg1eo - hGingB ~ 81
fto0 tAae aoe1fon deUn - psoe1je6llJ
a. ssss] 3! g - esssss 71sss
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01
7W0 Dis FISH STORIES

Grant Ruland mads ) lucky catch last
Thursdsy aftsrnooa yails hshing u
lGarshall BridGs. He caught . fou.
and ons-Aaf poond Loehlsvsn ard with
h fsw nfnutse puIlsd out : two
psaadsr.
= =. Nouzss, tkrss mlles absvs In
8 1sswn's chbh esnshta - pssn1
RsinAss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

". Z Obsrt, A. z. Psnley and Mr..
Stamford and family came up from Del
= Sunday IN The 0bsrt's big Mitchell
ear. NJ. Obert and Mr.. Penley hshed
bsreaboots for several days before re-
turning home The latter part Of this
week. The Stamfords went on to
Waunita.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01
cUNI|s0n FRIENDS WILL
REc0LLEcT MEET|ne Or.
IUtk0lls FATHER

At $50 p. m. on Monday occurred The
death Of Rev. Robert Lee Nuckolls, for
three years pastor Of the Methodist
church and one Of the most loved and
highly respected men In ths Palisads
section who was always interested
in anethsr's troublss and had . kind
word cf sneouraesmsat ~ hopeful
49, - s9ee - - uightsae the NV
- ze31s - 61t. SsAns.sap.
passatlF s.man AZ neeed health, NJ.
Nnekolh shad patianely suffered . great
deal and tried to bury It under noun
tain Of work, q be was sn active, strsn-
uous worker both for bis church and the
entire community.
Mr.. Nuckolls was graduate Of Nc
Kendrse College School Of Law and
practiced that profession for several
years before be entered the Methodist
ministry. About II years ago he was
stricken with paralysis and soon there
after another stroke followed which
came near proving fatal and left him .
partial cripple. For several ysars past
be bad suffered from incipient attacks
Of Bright's disease and the one that fol-
lowed his visit to Texsrksna. Texas. .
few weeks ago to visit his aged mother,
proved fatal.
Robert L. Nuckolls was born in Nay
field, KY. June %. 1855, and was there
fore but little past 81 years. After his
graduating and practicing law he enter
Cd the ministry in 1893. serving his
church In Illinois, Oklahoma and Colo.
rado. In Oklahoma be WAS presiding
elder Of his district for part Of one term
but the work proved too arduous fol
him at that time and be resigned. Siz
years ago be came 70 Colombo, serving
three years Of that time here and thu
balance at breckenridge, Aspen and
Aeeker.
Robert Nuckolls and Miss Dora Cum
mins wers married 1t Rssvesville, Ills,
onN November -. 1884. and three children
were born Of this marriage. Ill surviv
ing the deceased. The children are Rev
George Nuckolls, MFs. J. E. Millimar
sf Rifle, and Miss Flora Nuckolls.
Funeral services were held Wednesday
morning ct 1000 O'Clock ct the church
Dr.. J. J. Lace. district superintendent
paying warm tribute to the life Of q
active, earnest man. Several minister
from other parts Of the district were al
20 in attendance. The services ct TIN
grave were In charge Of the local Ma
sonic lodge, Of which deceased was /
member. and number Of Odd Fellow
also were In attendance. Mr.. Nuckolll
had been an Odd Fellow for more thai
80 years. He was also IN sssociat'
member Of the Woodmen Of the World
Intsrmsnt WAS In Odd Fellows: ceme
tsry.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

AueS WoS ooene ooe1ooeuV fUn We
Gunnison Chamber Of Commerce pulled
Oh last Friday night when 6 Gunnisou
folks. mostly business and profsssional
men. some with their vives. went cut
twenty-five miles 70 Vulcan for chicken
supper.
One should not call the supper the At
traction either. although II added large
~ to the sociability. for sight Of the
new smelter Of the Vulcan Mines and
Smelter Co., and the desire to get &C
quainted with the residents there and tc
assist il possible our new county enter
prises was the dominating purpose.
Some sixteen cars went out, leaving
here between four and half past The
run to the pretty valley town of lola
was made quickly and then came the
climb to the camp. Instead Of follow
ing Willow creek from the river. the
new road takes the old mine -mile-hill'
grade nearly to LaMoy's ranch. then
turns into Willow creek, then up Camp
creek. Most Of the way is very fine
grade recently constructed by Commits
sioner Gillaspey for the county and with
considerable company assistance. The
new road is little softened by rains.
but the FIVE ton White motor truck Of
the Vulcan company sometimes makes
two trips day to lola, hauling down
copper matte and goods and hauling up
coke, coal and supplies Of Ill kinds. II
after more thorough test the suta
truck proves an entire sueeess on our
mountain roads. It will be great boon
to our mining industry here.
Arriving at Vulcan, The sixty.five
Cunnisonites added to almost . hundred
miners, their wives and children. who
were out TO greet the crowd, made quite
populous city.
For several recent ysaxs Vulcan had
Just one resident. Il looars God % ~
the cabins nlling up. t1s.h hills aliys Witt
activity and peomiss u : pepspsroaa
future. However daylight Witt would
show ell these thinSs in better shape
some day, and give one chance 10 ~
the other mines and prospects being
opened in this vicinity.
The chicken supper served by Aiss
May Kelleher and Nm. J. J. McNa-
mara Of the boarding house was great
" praised and the way piles Of crisp
fried chicken were converted into pilel
Of bones at the plates Of some Gunnisou
merchants. was . caution to hotel keep
err. However. News Champion doea
not want to queer further sociability
runs, and refrsins from complete ex-
pUsure here.
We found lots Of Gunnison folks right
on the ground and assisting in the start.
ing Of operations at the old camp.
Among them We noted Al Arnold end
Mike Kelleher who were opening . new
drift from the secondIevel: Fred Brown.
who IL enginesr;sJ. F. Dartsr, who Il
drawing the matte and alag during ons
shift; w. J. Nourse, jos England, w.
T. Noel. Harry Noel and others almost
TOO numerous TO mention.
d.. Louis Weiss, former owner Of thl
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01
G0RcE0Us POPP|Es ARE FOUND
RESULT Of HUsBAnD's TOLL

Long, long ago, in the realms Of
Mythology. there was = river called
Leths. Il was . great, wide, stream
of mystery and silence silence.
No breeze ever ruined il surface; The
limpid. sluggish water flowed gently BE-
tween sloping banks in unbroksn
quistuds. On its bosom sometimes
hoatsd The bodies Of thoss, who. tirsd
Of ssrrow and tie heavy burdsas thsy
enssssa q H. bEssd rsai q I1lS,-tnd
bease t1bsnasolves- 49, ~ seruu9 -
nsvsr ssdIng sleep - sSeaia s1sssa1s
from usrs. And ~ silsat river flowed
on and emptied IL watss into the Dsad
Sea Of Oblivion.
On the sloping banks Of this river
were myriad flowers with bent hssds,
nodding. sleepy flowers that bloomsd
and died and bloomed again Poppiss,
the emblem Of sleep.
Today We have the descendants Of
these self-same poppies. changed per-
haps, but very beautiful. They are
grown IN gardens in every town in the
United States today. along roadsides, in
fence corners among long grasses,
Many people. in passing the ". L.
Richardson home near the Rio 0rands
railroad tracks below the La yeta kotsi.
have remarked upon the beauty and
profusion Of the great masses Of pink
and white and scarlet poppies in the
garden around the house.
News-C Champion reporter on introduc-
ing herself to Mrs. Richardson was
rather nonplussed to learn that the pop
pies were planted and tended by tie
gentleman Of the house instead Of tie
lady. Mrs. Richardson has her house
flowers 70 care for, but Mr.. Richardson
has for years hsen interested In ASwsr
culture and hes devoted his attention a.
most wholly to poppiss IN the last seven
years. In the following paragraph be-
tells just how he goes about the raising.
Of poppies.
'"To begin WITH said Mr.. Richard
son. II prepare the ground - for aay
kind Of nowsrs, than make ditchss 10
irrigate and turn in the water until It
reaches halfway up The eide Of ths
ditch. Then turn Oh tie vatar cd
taking . lead pencil I draw it along ths
ditch at the top Of the water line. The
seed are then sown in this indentstion.
and covered with little soil. Then I
lay board over the seed, press the coil
down we'll. Keep moist with irrigation
and use asprinkler in the middle Of the
day. The seeds are very delicate md
will die II allowed to dry after they be-
gin TO germinats. After the second leaf
appears they are very hardy and work
10 practically over. They may be sovn
in bot beds or transplantsd. II you
have ditch through your lawn. poppsss.
win Do we'll sown along the ditch lins. =;
Mr.. Riehssdson he's quite VARSITY u
ths flower; TIE Shirley poppy. ths Inlip,
ths AFmsaiaa poppy. which WAS impoet-
Cd into tkis esuntry . ahort tine -.
| doep oeatjet h color; H. Flag Of TfSeo
| poppy snow whits with frinGed poei1s.
AL thoeo asO an1uala.
Amoag ~ perennial poppies II Ieo-
land a14 OI5outal VAffo83oo d I'll
Ihey A. :plantnd h IL eams naaa1e.
but 60 Nggt t1ane thom u ~ ~ o.
e - NJ eseeaa ysar ~ u
H. 1ieAes1 hs,lsvea ihae ~ - =
sori $ - - Ss ~ ~ Z f. r - - !
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

KssIor's snncuncs : record trip made
last week. A. A. Casnine, represent
ing the Conn Packing company Of Dem
yer. left Denver ct 6:l6 .. M, stopped
lb minutes in Colorado Springs and IN
hour ID Salida, arriving in Gunnisou q
TO p. n. He made the journey in Z
1915 model Ford i've passenger touring
car.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Miss Dorothy Turner Of Delta. arrived
Monday night. Shs 10 staying ct Supt
Duiel's home at present, and will At
tsnd Normal here this winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Aiss Weir returned from tie hospital
In Salida last Thursday ,and H. IN The
shop preparing for The Fall Millinery
opening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Cizsss ~ }. n. Judd returned 70
thils hens = Nshraska altar visiting
WING. II Judd Of Crested Butte. for
q 49, = twe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

~ VI lnaGsou and Mr.. Cook took .
r. E56os from this vicinity to
pNNR ~ 9xi1ay. Thsy expect to rs-
IL - mr. hay,ng.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Mn. Les Lehman has . house guestl
this week. Mr.. Lshman's aunt, Mrs.
MAggie Page and her daughter. As.
Tsixis Patton, who arrived Tuesday
from Hiegins, Texas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

lli1s Glei0s ssrviss. who spent Au-
eu1t wjlh lls. end Mrs. Z. K. Mapes 10
b 49, ~ seventh grads this year In
tleplhue = sohooi Of Paonis.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Mr.. and Mn. J. n. Kelley. Mn. Car
olyn Kelley, Mn. Edith Newell and
daughtsr, Nsva, returned from IN en-
joyabIs week spsnt at Camp Cascadills.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

After . pleasant week at vulcaz
Miss Elnoea Bray returned Tuseday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

John Bstsyhill came down from Pitkin
the hrst Of the week and visited with
bis lister Nm. Chas. Duree.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Nm. Aazy Massh Smith writes the
News -Chanpiun iron Long Beach, Cal.
th4t sftsr Ssptsmbsr Let. she will BE-
lodhtsd & Haxsn, Nevada, teaching in
ths high school thsre.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Nm. J. J. Carpenter after severed
days visit here. returned TO Csballs
Monday evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Business matters called J. T. New
lad hsrs from the Crested Butte region
Tessday. He 10 engaged at the Endnsr
lunbse IN
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

c. 3. Hehor and family expect 70
lsavs for Delta shortly. whsrs they will
rsnain for six weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Niss Esther Rector, mother and young
q sistsr who have bssn living d Gun
MISC this summer, returned TO Delta O,
Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Miss Dora Decker Of Paonia, eams 4
Monday night 70 spsnd . few days witl
Miss Lillian Doig.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Ars. Laura Hamilton who he's beer
visiting her daughtsr. Mn. Harold Bor'
dsu. returned to Buckifn, Kansas. Mon
day evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Mias Ada Thomas returned last wsel
to Kellogg. Idaho. where she will agaiI
tsseh this year. E
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Harry Beauvais left Sunday night fes
Salida on business. returning Tuesday
morning.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

George Ruck left Monday morning q
attend the base ball tournament .,
Montrose.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Harry 0sborns, ths twelve year old
- 4 Cartis Osbesns. W. injured
wiils playing viii anothsr boy at The
4 Reuviers rnneh Sunday aftsznoon.
Ihsy wses whi1iing pisces n In on the
- of stxinGA Ths tin which Harry'a
pseymats was swinging Aew o6 and
aexpef Harry 4 - faes. enttine BIZ
- - eyisan. Il ~ & nrst fear
i ~ ~ tifAs = ~ iajursd -
= lost III = = rsess6ltag ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Mra b. Eilebrscht and daughter ~
turned from . pleasant visit In Mont
ruse, Monday night
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

J. 9. Van Buskirk left Snnday foI
Rsdvsls. He has spsst ths summSf ID
doing earpsntry work IN our city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Miss Gladys Boyls vss IN sFEivs
from Crested Butts. Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Miss Aabyi Righdsnour and MastsG
Joshua Sharp retuFnsd from Fruitn
Tuesday evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Dan Sunmss Of walssabsrR, IL vis.
Sting hsr sistsr. Mrs. B. r. Eastman.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Norma csibbsn vsat 70 Crooks Tuss
ny 10 visit hsr frisad May Scott
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

|pjsSSAnt Witt Win ~ 1:sSamplinse ~
family. Of this dty. rsturnsd to bel
homs h Grand Junction Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

supe Duisl left Monday On IN inspse
tion trip TO the west end Of Ssd divlsjon
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs.. Clyde Martin went b
Denver Monday for . few days on busi.
ness.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

2 Niss Zelma Mckee returned Wsdnes.
lay from . weeks sojourn 1t the Leh'
man ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

G. g. Cree. - - -. NsslEil
E4etAs ~ nsf1g hsgU ~ ~
[hosnS b PAsnla, SestscAny. ;.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Miss Reva Miller returned from
weeks visit in Denver, Monday morn
ing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Rev. Bsrtrand Of Dsita. visited Rev,
Wn. Kip ths hrst Of this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

At one Of tie camping parties near
the Stats bridge opposite tie Chinnery
ranch . few days ago little girl fell
ovef tsnt rops md broke hsr arm.
She was ~ danshtse Of v. r. Fraser
q West Falls, Texas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Geo. Hetheringtoa hes purchased
nsw model five passenger Ford touris
car.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

valentins Ehrst bought Foed tour
ng car. latest model. at Kssloe's Sun
by.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Ths wedding Of Martin Wenger and
Miss Anna Ebersol occurred in Telluride
Monday evening. bat ~ are unable to
obtain details for this hspe. Mr. Wen
gsr arrived from thst city Saturday
night and rsturnsd with his fair bride
to-be Sunday morning. He 10 to take
~ posltion Of distributing clark in the
poetofSes at Tsllurids vsry shortly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Dr.. end Mn. CAas. Gilbert Davis.
prupeietoes Of Wannita springs resort,
lsft Friday. Sept 1st, for thsir home in
Chicago. They wsre In Gunnison Tues
day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Nm. E A. Prics b spending ~
week at ths Allison ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Mn. A. A. Hoskin. who was known
IA Gunnison before her marriage as
Miss Josephine Gum . graduate Of the
Normal school. went through Monday
night On her way to her home Ia Swink,
after whit with hsr parents in Delta.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Mn. G. W. Arterberry and daughter,
Esthsr. Of Delta came inTuesdsy morn.
from Denver and left next day for Del
|ta, whsre thsy win attend to the ship
|ping of thsir household goods to Gun
niDon - they intend to make their home
hsrs this winter. Esther will attend
high school. The Arterbsrry's have rent
"a tbe Hsincr house on Taylor street
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

~. Scott Smith i baek from biz sur.
~ of nys claims and . tunnel site ID
Redwsll Basin, which Fred Miller end
DE. 0riaDd Dram Of Created Butte, have
|toesntly located. The claims exhibit
god valsss In led ard copper orr, car.
ryfag 40 silver and gold Thsy have
dpue II location work and sacked quitl
b quantity Of d. mineral rsedy fol
dhipn6ak RsdWs,l Basin has not sssu
lneh mining activity Of reesnt ysaxs,
~ - Il = . Ans ninsrei eeunuy =
e. 6eubtsL Ths Daisy sasd otbss
n1n1n1 sleims ~ - owned ~ Joa
|1loGt - ~ fanon Klins peupsgtiel
- nee1ty.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Mn. J. K. Brown who has spent the
past month with her niece, Mrs. N.
Cofsr, left Wednesday evening for hel
homs in Wichita, Kansas. She hsd in
tended staying longer in Gunnison. but
ths high altitude proved too trying.
Mn. Brown is The widow Of the late J.
K. Brown, the widsly-known veteran
railroad builder whose death occurred IN
April Of this year, 1t Wiehita, Kansas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Nm. e A. Prics b spending this
week at the Allison ranch.
Miss Gladys Beyls vss IN ssEivai
from Crested Butts. Aooday.
After . pleasant week at vulcan.
Miss Elnora Bray returned Tuesday.
Supe Duisl left Monday on IN inspse-
tiou trip TO the west end Of Srd divisjoa. |
Geo. Hetheringtoa hes purchased . |
nsw model five passenger Ford touring |
ear.
Miss Reva Miller returned from . |
weeks visit in Denver. Monday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Martin went toI
Denver Monday for few days on busi-
ness.
Harry Beauvais left Sunday night feeI
Salida on business. returning Tuesday |
morning.
George Ruck left Monday morning toI
attend the base ball tournament stl
Montrose.
Nm. J. J. Carpenter after ssveral
days visit here, returned 70 Cehn1la |
Monday evening. i
Mi1 Ada Thomas returned last wsek |
to Kellogg. Idaho. where she will again
tssch this year.
7 Miss Aabyi Riehdsnour and MsetsR
Joshua Sharp returnsd from FruioAj |
Tuesday evening.
Miss Dora Decker Of PaoniA, eams iAj
Monday night 70 spsnd few days with'|
Miss Lillian Doig.
G. g. Cree. ~ - -, NsgkfSs
ths ~ nsf1g hRS ~ ~ =
.hcns b rnsnias ysstscday. -
J. 9. Van Buskirk left sunday for|
Rsdvsls. He has spset ths summir inl
doing carpsntry work IN our city.
Aiss Weir returned from tie hospital
In 6alida last Thursdsy and H. IN the
shop prspering for tie Fell Millinery
opening.
Niss Esther Rector. mother and young
q sister who have been living ID Gun
MISC this summer, returned 70 Delta % !
Wednesday. 4
Ars. Laura Hamilton who he's been
visiting her daughtsr. 1rs. Harold Bor-
den. returned to Buckifn, Kansas. Mon
day evening.
Miss Dorothy Turner Of Delta. arrived
Monday night. She IL staying ct Supt
Duiel's home at present. and will at
tsnd Normal here this winter.
Mr.. and Nrs. J. n. Kelley, Nm. Car
olyn Kelley, Mrs. Edith Newell and
daughtsr, News, returned from IN en-
joyabIs week spsat at Camp Cascadills.
Dr.. end Mn. Chas. Gilbert Davis,
propsistoes Of Wannita Springs resort,
left Friday. Sept 1st. for thsir home in
Chicago. They wsre In Gunnison Tues
day.
At one Of tie camping parties near
the stats hridgs opposits tie CAinnery
ranch . few days ego little girl fell
ossr tsnt rops md brohe hsr arm.
She was ths danghtse Of v. r. Fraser
q West Falls, Texas.
Mn. A. A. Hoskin, who was known
Fin Gunnison before her marriage Is
Miss Josephine Gum . graduate Of the
Normal school, went through Monday
night On her way to her home In Swink,
after visit with hsr parents In Delta.
Ths wedding Of Martin Weuger and
Miss Anna EbsrSol occurred in Telluride
Monday evening. bat ~ are unable to
obtsin details for this hsue. Mr.. Wen
gsr arrived from thsf city Saturday
hight and returned with his fair BRIDE
to-bs Sunday morning. He 10 to take
~ posltion Of dis1ihuting clark in the
poetufies at Tsllurids vsry shortly.
( Harry 0sborns, ths twelve year old
- 4 C1rtis Osbesns. ~ injured
whab playing With anoehsF boy st thel
I. Reuvteee rnneh Sunday Afternoon.
Hhsy wses whiEiing pisces d In on del
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