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Bowie, Colo, for the winter.
Mrs. G. H. Wise was in Monday
from their ranch near Glacier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bottenfield and
son were business visitors Monday
in town.
Miss Violet Wise has been home
from school this week on account of
sickness.
We are sure that even Gunnison
cannot boast of finer fall than we
have enjoyed.
Walter Haymaker came up Satur-
day with lead of potatoes from his
ranch below Almont.
Harry Wing and Henry Brasweli
spent the week end here returning to
the saw mill Monday.
Jack Mooney, who has been confined
to his bed several days with a severe
illness, is able to get about again.
Mr.. Hughes of Gunnison was in
Friday looking for employment as
blacksmith at the new Irwin camps.
Lou Fontaine, an assistant manager
of Endner's saw mill, left Monday for
Gunnison, where he will remain this
winter.
w. l.. Coolridge, Star mine team
ster, came in on Saturday and will
go to Smith Anthracite to work for
the winter.
! Del Delagun returned to his home
in Salida on Saturday for the winter
Mr.. Delagua has been employed at
Teico's saw mill all summer.
Miss Ruby Nutting returned Thurs
day from Gunnison after a two days
visit in that City with her father.
who was in from Paonia on business,
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Gordon Millspaugh was in from his
Glacier saw mill Saturday. He
brought Mrs. Potts. who has been
cooking for his crew all summer, to
town on business.
On Saturday evening the Smith Hill
folks gave a pretty little dancing
party there, inviting several relatives
and friends from town, as guests.
Good music and refreshments were
enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. C. J. Diel returned from Kan
sas early last week. Mrs. Diel found
Kansas very dry and dusty and re-
ports a very dry season and small
crop yields among the farmers in
the southeastern part of the state.
A. j. McAlpin, with his wife and
daughter came down from Irwin for
the week end and will leave soon for
their home in Denver. Mr. McAlpin
did plan on continuing work on his
property in Irwin, but owing to the
deep snow and other difficulties has
suspended operations until early
spring.
Passengers on Saturdays train
were Miss Ellen G. Johnson, C. F. &
L. nurse, and DR.. w. A. Briesley, a
dentist, who have been sent here by
the C. F. & l. company to attend to
all the dental work needed by all the
school children, free of charge. 1t is
spendid thing and appreciated by
all the parents, as most children need
more or less care and instruction
about the care of the teeth. The
plan is to have this done regularly
every six months from now on.
The Ladies Aid society met
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. c. l.
Hudson. In the usual business pro-
ceedings it was voted to change the
day of meeting to Thursday instead
of Wednesday as has been the Gus
tom, because of Wednesdays wheat
less menus, which conflict with the
refreshment rules of the club. The
next meeting will be Thursday, Dec.
9Th, at the home of Mrs Herman
Voss. On that day it has been de-
cided to raise the funds by each lady
bringing either pennies or silver for
the number of years of their age
Mrs. Hudson served delicious refresh
,ments during the social hour follow
ing, after which they adjourned