Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-18
TWENTY YEARS AGO
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Miss CsErss Grox. SISTER ii Mrs. wm.
GeGnnsA. arrived 10 spend the winter
m e,snnison.
The cosniy eiection wss an exciting
tnrse-eoruerea hent between Dsms-
crass. keps,bsscsns and Popssissts. and
the result ~ss considerably msxed. ;.
y. sPencer was elecsse county clerk bs
10 maiorIty. j. T.. sroshers. treasurer
bs 2. Il h. Weeener. county Judge by
80. Elmer wiiey. sheriff hy ~. A. NJ.
Thomas. assessor BY Iy3. A. I.ejane.
commissioner BY l8l; Mrs. LegaE. sspt.
Of schools BY -. W $. Rainbox. core
nsr BY 80. DOE Caenin. surveyor BY 27o.
". 4. S~esringtoa MAS running .
store al Nugget City 90 the CeboIla-
Mrs. Christina AneermsH died at her
home w GgnBsson.
The mill at Spencer started to operate
on ore from the Odd Lot mine.
Dick Andrews was completing his
contract to open the new road through
Adams Lane" ives, of Gunnisen. I'm
til that time the road wound around the
foot hills a1eth Of its present location.
The Golden Eta Mining company was
organized to Operate mines al Spencer.
The Taylor Park Mining company
WAS organized to operate in Taylor
Park. Boston people were behind it.
Jack IeBsrte, erstwhile editor Of the
Peoples Chsmpioa, skipped the towa
owing most everybody.
The welding Of Joseph N. Cuenin and
Miss Blanche Rhinehart occurred ct the
mining camp of Iris.
Miss Olive Getty gave IN exhibition
in club swinging st the Academy Of
Music.
A Hartman received ten cars Of cat
tie to feed through the winter.
The play, Pest hsil" wss gveeted
by q crowded house ct the Academy Of
Music.
WIN. McCinnis, H Gsrst, end W. c.
Adams returned from . weeks hunt ia
the mountains nesr Mill creek.
G. W. Melton had q rough trip oveI
the mountains with the ballot 10,
frsm Crystal.
Miss Zoella Hirdmsn and Frank Duas
we're married at the hssae u the bsiAu
| - Rsssr creek.
Capt. q. \. Wshstss ~ 1aajsr JOha
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q. nsysa rissssa IVES ~ aew saias
. q ~ Rrsp.e's CAaapisa.
nessFs. AAsas 90 Pslaes sseiss'
fvsa tAe aaaagemeat 81 the Elk mOsn
! tain Pilot. TIE new editor IVES Fssal
7 z. SonGer.
Mr. John DsDcsa Of Delta, end Me
I Leona DeerinG were married ct tn
hsme Of the brsde' father On Chrisana
: Eve.
4 Hartman end son Bruce retusns'
: from Ksnsss City,
The two story court house vsslt ws
sbost resAy for the roof.
senator Newman ives in the city visi
|. ting his Old friend. B. ?. Martin.
: Miss Eva Csenip came home fron
. Irwin where sAe had just completed
successful three months term of school
: John Latimer, X. n. Webster, T.
Thompson and j. A. Steele becam
stockholders in the First National Bank
Z. N. Collins came home from Tellu
i ride to spend the holidays with his wife
; VIM. Reece and family left to spen,
the holidays with relatives in Denve
snd Cripple Creek.
The rendition of the comedy, "Jsne, >
; at the Academy was worthy of the high
, est praise. On Saturday afternoon
matinee was given, followed in tn,
evening by The Private Secretary"
Z Prof u. W. Keplinger was in chare,
of the public schools and high school O
Gunnison.
, Mrs. L. E. Lore and daughter. Mis-
} Lottie departed for a six months sta,
, in California.
Mrs. B. ID. Hill came up from LAX,
. City to assist in the Webster store dur
ing the holiday rush.
The people Of Rock creek had csss,
for Thanksgiving, for on November u
the first wagon loed Of YuIe Creek mar
ble came down the recently completed
roste to Carbondale and Denver. Ths
losd contained three thousand pnund,
. Of most beautiful white rock This ws.