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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
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LIKE CHEF F PQIN

According to Grand junction papers,
Doc. Shores is to be chief of police in
Zion. At least he has been offered the
job in Salt Lake City, the Zion of the
MOrmo0s, and is the only man in the
running if he will accept. c. W. Shores
ives for eight years sheriff Of Gunnison
county during the turbulent times of
1Se0 period, and since then he's occupied
many positions of trust and responsible
ty IN Colorado. For Year, he IVES .
spsciel agent for the Rio Crsnde ssA
thsa tssk charge Of the secret service
fer the Globe Express Co. snd continu-
I'd - their special agent until it YES
meegsd With the Welis-Fargo Express
Dec. Shores hes always been . terror
to evil-Aoers sDd has the reputation Of
being one Of the shrewdest detectives
in the United States. He had . chance
TO match his wits against the under
world for . long time and few are the
criminals who have bested him.
We congratulate the residents of Salt
Lake City on the appointment, and as
sure them the city will enjoy peace and
quiet ~ far rs Shores has charge of the
police force
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
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Gsnaseea p~epie wcse very mash
shocked Friday nernsaG. ~ hesr ef the
dsssA of ors. c. j. ksu<ch. whe be-
hs~d here SINCE the suasmer II lss0.
ksssas ~ lest Ssw years her n~sce end
sAuV4sSAnHGhsss 0rs. Eve Cssasa- nIlls-
pssGA. sad two daughters have hssd
vita her Of her re.sdence on 12ak street.
Maria Antoipette Rouech Sss kssp
IN Syracuse. n r., August ~. ls57.
She wss married August Is. ls72. ~
Chester J. Rouech, Of Bay CITY, Mschi-
Gaa. They came 20 Colorsdo ia ls7e
and made Gvnnison their permanent
home IN lsc0 nr. Roseck sAsd here On
Christmas day. lssl. he had served IN
the Civil war from beginning to end.
Ne wss buried by the Odd Fellows. ef
which order he was q member From
that time Mrs.. Rouech has remained in
Gunnison, with her adopted daughter
and two grand children. Beside these
sorrowin2 relatives she leaves TIVE
nephews, Fred and doe CuenIn, 10
moarn her departure Of this life.
Il cried UNTO thee. o. Lord. I ss,d,
Thou art my refuge and my portion in
the land Of the living
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
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Reports reach Gunnison of the death
at st. Louis. last Sunday of Mrs. Chss.
4 Macy. Mrs. Mscey has been i'll for
some months with cancer end her end
was hastened by ls grippe. She was
living there at the home of her son,
Clarence Macy, who is in the govern
ment mail service. Funeral services
are to be st Denver.
The Macy family lived at White Pine
in this county, for years, and are well
known throughout the valley. ,. B.
Turner of Wsunita is her brother. A
son, John, died at Salida. 1t has been
years since the death of Mr.. Mscey ct
White Pine.
Mrs. Chss. Macy ives . chsrmiag
lady of much wit and sbility. Her death
is greatly regretted by the lsree circle
Of friends in this vicinity.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
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uIc WETtRA FED. L

The ladies of the Methodist church
have remodelled their Aid, forming a
calendar club. The members are divid-
ed into groups of months, weeks. and
days. and work is done under these
headings instead Of the usual committee
method. This division gives each mem
Der 4 chance to do something in con-
trast to the old way of a few doing
everything.
Mesdames Kelly. Lake. and VanAken
representing the months of February.
March. and April, aided by their weeks
I'D days, will give = cafeteria dinner
en1 supper 1T the Methodist church
Saturday. Feb. r. Everything for .
1e6ci0us meal viii be offered aad the
ba1ies deserve the patronage OF every
one WAo can arrange to come.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
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AlshsuGh eGSciaas sse sssy sseissa1
coacernsRg infosmstioa W pssssssssua, 3
v msster sf common report, - snlU
m Gsanisoa. but Through shs ~
papers. that charges Of cattle ssaoknG
have again been broueht w s.aag
rsachmea % Ohio creek.
The Rstssr became noised shssa1
Monday, when two H.en VINO - -
worksn9 On tbs X. p. Nsn Tuvi passs
csme to Gunassoa and gave sus esstsn
statements to the cstsiewssa, vaisA
found their way 10 the district ssssss-
ey's Office. A sessch wsrrsas vss
sworn o1t from Justice Joha Gas1sa's
ONCE, and ShsriG ksnlou, sccoa0ssisa
BY 7. W. Gray, Peytea Ss,saa sad Cha
nergesmsa, - representatives ef -
csttiemeR vent st once TO ne Gso
Tavl rsach- Tksse shey sscsssd . ~
which the too witnesses dsclasud ~
been psrsislly exposed bv sAe ssvsnss
digging il from IN Old auaay -,
which he'd bsen buried ed UsiGAAs1
with . rock Reaf the corrsls.
4 sserch yes made for seAsg 49,,
but osae Wese feuaA.
A laree Rumbes u eostls0aa hnso
exsmiRsd sAe hi1e, vAisA 10 sepasuuGl1
thst of . eslf, go sssss sAst - Asun1
q Otis nsess . ssiGhbssiaG ssasA4an
10 sesily nsAe est. Ne hssa1 y =
The toe witnesses -. nsss,d o.
drap saA Gsssos Psssis. rsstis = suoaue-
I'd to ssssss thst - helpsd vsa ~
hin N ssina - - suss hslsaosd -
mssss, - - lsAs - sseussl - -
kill sessAR tssa1sl h . da1us -.
10 sss0s - ~ olD UssAs1 ~ ~
RUsais - assvis1 1ussA.V, - -
sha - - - - - - -
s0 . Asss1D.a ~ - eUaA -
wes sssppsd ~ ~ s1eiob ct sAs ssin
cd - bsiaG M visA bic bsi1s u
rsa@ st Tie hsasl - - ssssatiaa Uaonsss
1t 10 dificult 10 get oil - salaged
facts, since olIicisls end csttIeDsa are
keeping the mstter under cover oa ae-
count Of the fact that Mr.. vsnruyI is
Ill ut the hospital in Sslida, where he
recently snaerwent IN operssien.
There is considerable feeling over the
case because Of sickness end death in
the fsmily, and although it seems every
effort is being made by the csttlemen
and Deputy District Attorney Hether.
ington to secure evidence, they say
they will not push the case until Van
Tuyl has recovered and will not make
definite statements.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
ndBW-Mysss

A very quiet wedding took place at
the home Of the brides mother, Mrs.
Lucy Myers. Monday, Jan. "a, 1916. at
$3.50 p. m. Miss Agnes Myers and Mr..
Arthur C. Miller were the contracting
parties. No one outside Of the families
Of the couple, witnessed the ceremony.
The bride wore . simple gown of navy
blue silk ssA wool snl carried roses ead
lilies Of the vslley. At the conclusion
Of the cesemeny they took the sfsef-
noon train for Pueblo, from where they
will - 10 New Orleans, Galveston, sad
poiats in Florida. They plan to spend
. month IN the South, after which they
viii make their home in Gunnison.
Mr. ssd Mrs. Miller are among our
most popular young people. both hav-
ing spent the greater part of their
lives here. The groom is = son of Mr..
and Mrs. S. j. Miller, and has an in
terest in the prosperous merchandise
store Of his father here. Miss Agnes
has been one of the competent. pleas
ant clerks of the same establishment
for some time.
The entire county joins the News
Champion in wishing these people a
long and happy journey on the road
they have just started.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
ulD)0D1 hlyfs lllu
rs uUf sfk TUESDAY

The program presented by the Cam
eridGe Payers Tuesday evening in the
Rex Thestre wss very we'll received by
the larGe audience which ATTENDED.
EacA member of the company is an ar
tist in his line end interpreted his selec-
tisn in . most technical end pleasing
nsaner. An especially notable feature
was the even balance Of the program
The heavy tragedy Of Hamlet" was
relieved BY the prodUetion of . clever
little household affair. NY Milliner' $
Bill"
The serious atmosphere created by
The Twelve Pound Look" vas cleared
away by two clever little pianologues
and two beautifully rendered vocal solos.
As IN entertainment, this number
was one of the best on the Normal
Lecture Course.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
DaaoSGA, son Of Nm. Nsrcissa Nc
Don0aGh of Parlin.

DoaoseA, son Of Nm. Nsrcissa Nc
Donosxh Of Psrlin.
The church wss beautifully decorated
in tropical plants, ferns and fruits A
dream Of sunny skies and balmy bFeezes
seemed to be in the cir Miss Alberta
Rogers sang, Il love you truly" (by
Carrie Jacobs Bond) the accompaniment
being played by C. Davis Brilliant, who
also played the wedding march by
Lohengrin. AS the solemn tones filed
the church the ushers. Katherin Blair
and Mabyl Rhidenor. conducted the
bridal party to the altar. Rev. Robin
son led the party followed by the flower
girl, Miss Daisy Keelor, neice of the
groom. who carried pink carnations.
The ring bearer, little Esther Hether-
ington. was as fair rs the lily she car
ried. The bridesmaid WAS Miss Eve
Carpenter. who carried pink carnations;
her white lace trimmed wolfe with
touches Of pink harmonizing beautifully
with the flowers. The groom. Mr.. Ne
Donosgh, end groomsman, Mr.. Bendes,
Of Parlin were in conventional wedding
garments. The bride YES escorted BY
P. C. Boyles. Miss Goodner looked
very beautiful in her bridal robes. Her
dress wss Of turquoise blue silk meteor
crepe trimmed with white swans down
and bridal veil with wreath of ferns.
The ring service as read by Rev. Rob
inson is always very solemn and i'm
pressive and YES beautifully conductea
throughout the whole ceremony.
After the wedding, followed an in
formal reception, the happy newly
weds receiving the hearty congratula-
tons Of their many guests who had
filed the church, all wishing them un-
alloyed happiness. The bride. now Mrs.
Ben McDonough, is graduate of the
State Normal School of Gunnison. hold
ing life certificate and has just recent
ly returned from lone, Washington.
where she has been teaching. The
groom, Mr.. McDonough, is a prosperous
ranchman of Paflin and has many ster.
ling qualities. They are popular young
people, quite an addition to the com
munity. They received many elegant
and useful presents such as are shower
ed upon those contemplating matrimony.
Oil paintings, china. silver. embroid-
cred linens, cut glass. cassaroles. etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Boyles entertain
ed the bridal party At An elegantly
sered dinner. after which Mr.. end
Mn. McDonough departed for their
home at Parlin, where Mr.. McDonoaSh'.
hone friends paid them . very e.
thusiastic visit end brought . bearty
welcome to the bfide.
Nay happiness ever attend them 10
he wish OF an
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
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n L~ v6 B Rl
+ WaI6UlS

since the p~~saGs of sAs new Pro
hHion iss. even ~ sdSsesss,nG of
aoSlesuts 'n say way. shs,ss. ~ forw.
! strIcsly prohsbss~d Thss NE sushsri-
are on 70 their jot Wss svsa.Resd
week when one Of our esscsss who
b. ssIns an Odd bsitisnG fs . store
pase. vas notified thes the hqus ssGn
- 'he side Of the building weuid have
- b. painted out The sign hsd begun
b. a hxtare II Gunnlson. for Vt he'd
e'iay proclaimed its message TO every
H~erhs for almost twenty years.
- q had To go.
Even the magazines outside the state
elis' issae special edition or sssmg
- al haaor advertisements befors
orndng their sdssssns into Colorado.
o'T state now has TIE most stringent
prohibition laws Of any Of her sister
ona from the looks Of things. these laws
- going to be enforced.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
n0ITlOsf CREAMERY INTRO
OuuIc COLO mp WTTtR HERE

D. r. Brown, manager of the Mort
rose Creamery, has been in Gunnison
this week, rounding up customers for
the Gold Band Butter" the excellent
product made at our Deighboring coun-
the seat factory. He has placed his pro-
duct in all the grocery store. here, and
made . canvass which viii undoubtedly
largely increase its sales here. Thi.
hrm csrr'es an I'd in the News-Chan-
pson. snd Mr.. Brown informs rs that he
has had surprisingly good returns from
tins sdvertisinG. A. the Montrose
creamery fufnisAes IN excellent mar set
hese fer local dairymsn it is
ooly jOt that Cod Bend But
Ter should be patronised by Gunnison
people.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
E9Dlnek uR M
CHS r. ul tIuTks

Perhaps one Of the busiest orgsniza-
Ions Of the school 10 the Uncomps hgre
camp Fire, which 10 composed of High
cheol girls. At hGase and st school,
TIE church choir sad the school orch
pstsa. the girls sss msking their hoaors
$Aey sss 'GivinG Service" end ''Glori-
ting Work"
Tee girls have sttsined the raak a
Wood Gsthesss, end ere wearing their
ohgs. Most of these ere shout pesdy
y become Gise nakers, snd receive
Dhsir bs.sssets. Last Thursday. st the
essekly DsssiaG, the giris vese 10
otrvcts1 - v'Ast - % in csse u faint
1Rs, = spsa eut. clothes o. Rse. end
osswu1la - vsa - n the psinsipsss a
AaAAG1D- A. esu1 sAsy - 11nswlty
= 1DoD -SusssD AaaAnoa" -
- - 0inuAss' psnni0s. they Zen
thsa 0sy esuai sssiav ~ - . hsaA>s.
II - e0ergency srsse.
Lase Friday evening, the girls enjoyed
= 1vsssion from school work sleigh
ridk party. The evening wss quite
"a %, after five mile drive into the
u covered valley, they were glad to
return TO town, and spent the remainder
Il TIE evening at the home of one Of
tlseir Camp Fire sisters.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
1IIe uluu nlIfD
n sTfllOuT 9llnes

Routt County is busily preparing for
its fourth annual winter carnival of
sports. The principal celebration will
be held at Steamboat Springs and the
citizens are sparing neither time,
money, nor effort, in making thi. the
greatest carnival yet held to feature
the advertisement of Northwestern
Colorado.
Skiing is.to lead the list of sports
and these contests will be the feature
of the tournament. A new departure
from the usual program is the selection
by popular vote and the coronation of
. Queen of the Carnival. Besides the
distinction the favored girl will received
$50 in gold and $50 gown of her choice
from a,Denver outfitter. Ga the even
ing of February Is . grand ball will be
given in her honor.
The last day will be woodman's Day
The contests will be open for Woodmen
alone and $50 in prizes are offered by
the Steamboat Camp. A prize Of $40
isoffered to the largest delegation from
. neighbosing town. Rotpor Omtvedt,
The chsmpioa ski jumper Of the vor,d
Gill be st the tsssnament with . com
psete ostGt fruo Nsrvsy - ~iB -
On some exhibifioas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
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Ths dss;h u Cype,sa Rouv,<rs sccur-
- W Guaassoa hoad~y morn.ae ct ten
. 'essok. ~ osd esnsiemsa p~sssag ssay
- she s~sult u . ssrose cf psssly sss
wascA cs@e upon him early shss nv.
Too yssss ego he suffered . ssmilsr
sssok<. but partially recovered. Never.
hoOever. snasA9A 10 move shout wssA
biz oad time energy
Funersi services were held from the
Catholic church here "Wednesday morn
ing Ut ten o'ciock Rev Wm. k,pp con
dacted the services. which were sttead-
ed BY large group of friends of the
family.
Mr. Rosviere was bora IN St Johns.
Department Of Ardishe. France On
August ~. lsa2 Ne went to school IN
his native country. served IN the Franco
Prusslan war. and there on June 2. ls73.
just ut the close of the var. he wss
married to Miss Euphsfras,e Noel
They came immediately to America and
settb<d in Ohio. There oil their childFsa
we're born except the youngest d~s~h-
ter. The family csRe to Guaaissa
county in lss8. settling ut lola, where
mr. kouviere BY his industry and intel
I,Geacs built q bssusiful heme, sur
rOuaded BY wide sifslfs 6elds end tine,
bissded stock. Lstsr his health failed,
the active work of the rSnch Wss turn
I'd over ~ bis s0as sad daa0hters, end
~ seWOSed " Guansson in 1911.
Essi4ss the widowed mother, eli five
chsIdssa ssr living ia this vicinity; Losis
n. Rosvisrs, IN tbs Teaichi valley, -four
mikes esst 0f GsRsisoa; Ypsd L. Rou-
Were, - the oriaiRal hensstsad st L0aa;
nrs. 3. p. vsa Tuyl, On Ohio erssk !;
Nm. ]. X. helpA - fswAsshosn, end
0in Enaa k0uviepe vk0 lives ct the
Gsasis0 hsRe.
~. ousvisss's Ne - . splsaAii ex-
saVb - ~ ssd ceustsy thrift - -
Ansnsy. UAiaA. tssnsVasatsd - she Nee
WOtA, kss snsvsA - . hs0s n . 80
ss0@Dtsy - sssss1 . Gs1 osnily
= bavs - Uisls into AnsuiDsa cleinsa-
ship.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
!. \. NICHOLS s klO
n EUEl hospital

Old friend. Of D. n. Nichols, father
ef Mrs. Fred Rouviere Of lola, were
deeply grieved 70 hear of his death at
the q. Luke's hospital in Denver Tues
day evening. Mrs. Rouviere was sum-
moned by telegram Sunday and left for
Denver that afternoon. Mr.. Nichols
health had been failing for some time,
due to serious dropsical complications.
The message was doubly sad on &C.
count Of the death Of Cyprien Rouviere,
Mr.. Rosviere's father, on Monday.
Mr.. Nichols WAS an old resident of
Gnnnison county and will be well re-
membered as one of our pioneers.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Nichols has for years
lived at Powderhorn and is now post
mistress at that point Another daugh-
ter, Miss Norma Nichols, is attending
school in Gunnison.
We have it no good authority that
negotiations are under way for a re urn
performance in our city about Feb. 19
by the solo artists of The Schubert
Symphony Club of Chicago. Many of
our readers have heard these superb
musicians and no doubt everyone knows
Of the high favor in which their many
years. Of success has placed them. The
great variety and excellence of this
program has eDdeAred il TO
the hearts of American music lovers,
until today il stands undoubtedly first
A their affecthAs. Their new pruRrnm
n said to be the best they have ever
presented and 10 dsubt their house wiIl
be lefee If they sfe secured for en en-
teftainmena here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
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Cspsd kssp q. - 4p
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Vsek; OuAausLeskedFa.
Nu1l1-AaD

mr. Geasge Pettis cad Miss Nellie Is
ham we're quietly married st the hosss
Of Mrs. A. j. Chsnery. Tuesday sitter
noon ut 2:30 O'Clock Rev c. \. GARY
er read the beautiful ring cerenoay
which united these two well known
yoane people. Only the father If the
bride and the Chinery family Witnessed
the affair. Mr. and Mrs. Pettis viii
probably make their home On Ohio creek
We JOIN their friends in wishing them 8
happy. successful ife together.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
nlI6n sIDnuu
x uE ME
fssd Mkee Cspas Fra q
Hrsciasd Cakes Aad|u-
90 6bss. Az Nh.

While Ganuison ssockHsea DID not ex-
Assst largely st u. klsasss show, shssr
sacck loo~~d sell end two psixes wess
secured. Fred Mckse drew do~n ssst
money for hss csrsosd hot ef ferefosd
seeding cslses end ~ tbs ss,e turned
sAem over to Dsdsey. Illinois feeders.
esr = w hua<ir~d. They weighed out
very heavy, averaging 4s7 pounds.
Anderson Bros. drew fifth prize for
sAe.r ~ Herefosd~ whicn sold to j. n
orsdiey. Of Oakley. Kansas st ~ 10
fhey weighed Az pounds.
A numter Of Roed ssies were made
~ Gannison stockmen Of which we note
shst G. G. Kinney sold In heed for
ose. 80 ana s34.25. Practically all stock
sent over sold ut from g. 10 up, which
- eons'dered very Goed money.
A carload Of very fine Hereford rsaee
bulls Was brought in Monday, Bert Dol
lard having purchased . $3.50 snimsl.
Anthony Comsteck one for s450, ADDER
son Bros. end hcke. five yesrIings,
Pat O'fsllOn one end Port VsnTuyl
Sour.
Stock ssles ct the show psn over three
million dollars. TakiaG it eli in oil, it
wss not Galy TIE most successful winter
show ever given in Denver, but probsb-
b the best thing Of iss kind ever pulIed
~ vest Of the Mississippi valley.
Ticking with Z. ". Gsay u The State
Dossd Of StssG Bsspsetioa ss@ais-
sioners, he islssWs ~ sAst Q VEN -
sssesting meeting II the bsssd vss ksll
hst ThsrsAay Cssssnse Cssissa, Cs~-
ssnor AmmOns sRa Governs J. D. Ken
1vick e wys0iag. vsse pssssst, shs
Vysaiag ossssnss hsiaG ssssapsaisl
~ his s0siai 6sailV. 80 uanAa6 y
0asa ~ lu1su1 1peaih q - susv -
eelent system Of sassh saA brsni in
spectioa which hes hsen vsrhsd sss u
Colorado.
DIR. c. G. Lamb, stste vetssiasriea,
seported on the Foot end Mouth Dsseose
which is nov considered to have been
effectualy stamped out in the United
ctdtes. HoWeSeF, rs pFecAotbORoTy
measure the quarantine against the
state of Illinois is kept in force. There
may he some further outbreaks in that
locality where for time this terrible
disease of live stock came near getting
away from the authorities.
The state livestock associations have
been merged, both eattlemen and resi-
dent sheepmen uniting against the com
mon danger of predatory bands of sheep
from Oregon, Washington and Utah,
which are threatening the entire West
ern Slope. Frank Squiers is continued
rs president of the amalgsmated associ-
etions, Ike Bser is vice president. W.
2. Schoolfield, treasurer; and Raymond
Huested, WIN was acting secretary of
the convention is msde temporary sec
setary until such time % the executive
board can select the proper persea for
ehis important position.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
. KlTk s Sd n
2D(ln r MHDfs

nr. Delmss Shideler Of PslisaAss hos
puscAassd the Rex Thsotve in ~ hstA-
ssiagtsa building, end slss kss ~ eVeiSa
- ~ peoVsssy.
0r. 6AidDsss swns TIE lelsAoar rAss-
tvs n paksedss, which he hes rvR vssy
sHccessfslly fss sevessl yssss. Ne vss
sttssctsd ~ sAe psssieilitiss II esr
AssAd - hs,ievss Cusaissa - .
ksi0ht fstuss.
TeDUohss ~ bic vile - toe d1il1-
- ~ ~ assiss ~ - - -
GsasisGa tAsis hs0e. ~ ohsoevs ~
open shout February Ia.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
audulDO-Cosunss

A surpeise 10 even The bsst fvisads q
the yssnG couple wes ~ Rasviaes q
mr. C. Z. Nss1stsua, 0ssial aaaa0es
u tks Ciey nest nsshst II osaaissa
ssA Mis- nyssss CaspssAss. - eAssn-
~ 1.auhAss - ~. - ~. q. :.
Cssp~sess - Aaqinsss. vAisA - q q
= DssSss last Wednesday. The ~ q
psspae Usse N Dsavsr. ostsNsibly to
teke n the stsck show, having appsssst-
ly INST csssally whsa ns. N0s1sere@
took the train - u ce@e up frsm Sepi-
nero Monday night. but in lAenver they
took advantage of the opportunity to
secure license and be spliced.
The details rs to how, when and
where, will doubtless be supplied when
Mr.. and Mrs. Nordstrom return from
Denver, probably today. Friends
understand that they took . wedding
tour - far as Cheyenne.
They have many friends all ov the
country who wish to offer them hearty
congratulations and to wish them many
years of happy married life.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
ncDsosssA-Csslses

(By Mrs. c. N. Herrick)
Midst tropical verdure
And golden fruit cleaning
Cupid, The God of Love"
Lay blissfully dreaming.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
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Last Saturday evening at 7;&. Miss
Lillian Peterson. Of Sapinero, and Frsnk
Pressler, Of Baldwin. pulled Of . quiet
little stunt ct the home of Mrs. Liads-
hey, when they he'd Judge Stone pro
Rounce the words thst msste them ese,
hencefrth end forevermore. IL wss
On extremely quiet affair, only fee Of
the contracting parties most intimate
friends being present.
Miss Pesssson 10 the pretty daughter
of Peter Petesson, of Sspissso. whe 10
vel known here. Mr.. Ppesslsr 70 .
very popsisr young rsschss hvisG ssss
Baldwin. The young p~spls Isft ssr-
DAY TO sseke their home On the PeaeA,
carrying The coaGrstalstioes 80 hsst
wishes of eli Gunnison with thea.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28

At the Presbyterian church, Sunday.
Jsssafy =, 1t high noon vas solemnized
the weaAiaG Of Aiss Cer7bel u. Good
nef, eldeSt deu9Atef Of Mrs. Mapd
CssdBer Doyses. sad As. Ben 2. Ne
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-28
of the DAYS

of the days
When his arrow of gold
Pierced two hearts glowing
With joyful harmonies
Sly Cupid Love darts throwing