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The Glenwood post., 1917-03-10

c. N. A. Hahn of New Castle has re.
turned from Pueblo where he had his
eyes operated for cataract and he is now
enjoying better eyesight than for the
past fifteen years.
A new reception book at the county
clerks office shows receipts for first
day (March 81 to be $l55.5O. One
hundred sixty-five location certificates
recorded service Feb. 28.
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Miss Vernie Holland went to Denver
last Saturday to be at the bedside IF
her sister, Katie, who is in st Joseph S
hospital, expecting to undergo an opera
tion for throat trouble, which probably
took place Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H.. Tucker returne l
Wednesday from Denver where they
had been called by the illness of Mr..
fuckers brother, who is convalescing
nicely from an attack of pneumonia
and is now able to sit up.
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Mr.. Kruger, who has been in the
Holy Cross forestry Office here, will re-.
turn to the Nebraska office Sunday.
He has charge of the planting work in
the forest at Halsey where extensive
shipments are conducted along this
line.
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On Friday evening, March IS, at 8
o clock, at the Methodist church there
will be given an illustrated lecture. A
Five Days Trip Through Yellowstone
Park. One hundred magnificent COL
fored views will be shown. The. Ep.
-vorth League has this in charge. Ad.
,.aafssior AS .seentss children 10 cents.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-10
locates all its enrolment

Forty locations for oil shale in the
Roam creek district were filed last
Friday.
Mrs. Rose Brewer of Gypsum is at
the sanitarium under medical care Of
DR.. Stewart.
Mrs. A. J. Thompson of Carbondale
consulted DR.. C. l.. Williams, the den
tist, Thursday.
James Brennan was in from Grand
Valley the first of the week, returning
home Wednesday.
E. A. O'Niel was in from the Roar
ing Fork south of town and made the
Post a pleasant call.
Miss Sughrue of the sanitarium force
was visitor at the Quigly ranch near
Carbondale this week.
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Mrs. W. W. Crook returned home last
week from visit with DR.. and Mrs.
Tubbs of Carbondale.,
Mrs. W. F. Cropper of Ell Paso, Tex.
as, has been here visiting with her
mother, Mrs Kate Clifford.
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Mr.. Jordan of Basalt, accompanied
by DR.. Phelps, consulted DR.. Stewart
Wednesday for broken arm.
Glen H. Gibbs and wife have returned
to their home in Cardiff after spending
the month in Pocatello, Idaho.
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DR.. Frank Roe Of DeBeque entered
the sanitarium last Thursday to bs
under the care. of Dr.. Stewart.
Henry Hooker has rented the Gar.
field Anderson ranch on Divide creek
and will operate it the coming year.
Miss May st Clair, who has been vis-
iting for several months in eastern and
western points, is expected home today.
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The city dads are getting jealous Of
the Woman,s club and are doing things
this week. The order is, clean up ali
alleys and yards and keep them clean.
This may. also save funds for the wo.
ha8h adb az there will ~ .kswer
places for fly breeding. ,s...,yt+.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-10

Morgan Gavin goes to Red Cliff today
to play for dance.
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Al Zerbe of Rifle Falls came in Mon
day to attend court business.
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s. T. Woodbridge of salida was in
town the first of the week.
Charles Brown, brother of Mrs. Harry
Hill, was a Glenwood visitor Saturday.
H. G. Jessup sold over fifty head of
cattle to A. S. Baxter and Son last
week.
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Jesse Shryack made his usual week
end visit to Eagle. Is there an attrac.
tion7
Crofut and Hawley are buying hogs
in the Carbondale territory for the
Denver market.
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81 Reynolds, travelling freight agent
for the Santa Fe railway, was Glen
wood visitor this week.
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Judge Rucker of Aspen was in the
city this week, looking after business
before the district court.
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Miss Stella Dildine returned to her
home in Glenwood Tuesday morning
after an absence of several weeks in
Indiana.
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F. E. Simonton, ex-postmaster at Vic
tor and an old friend of W. H. Farnum
and father came from Denver for a cou-
pie of days visit.
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H. R. Logan of the Logan Investment
company has been attending to business
matters in Grand Junction since Tues
day and is expected home today.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-10

DR.. j. F. Candos of Red Cliff spsnt
the week end with his wife and child
rem who are sojourning for a time at
the Williams,
Among the many to enjoy the basket.
ball game Saturday night were the
members of the Thimble club, who at.
tended in body.
Jim Dalrymple, state mine inspector,
came from Denver the first of the
week to be witness before the court
for Tom Gibby, superintendent of the
Vulcan mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Jessup are proud
of a new baby boy which came to them
yesterday morning at the Glenwood sar.
itarium, They say it is just what the
doctor ordered.
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Now is your time to start hank
account. The "fly' is more valuable
dead than alive. One cent apiece, paid
at the Mayes bookstore, for all flies
from within the city limits
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Supervisor H. H. French is very bus.
lily occupied approving grazing appli.
cations. Present indications are that
the applications already received will
exceed the secretary Of agriculture =
authorization.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Hawkins of
Cedaredge are here visiting the family
Of Mrs. Hawkins sister, Mrs, @. .E.
Austin of North Glenwood. They viii
leave tomorrow for Mrs. Hawkins 'fbr.
mer home in Battle. Creek,-Nobtasts
for aa .extendsda1is with, f6euaxs ~
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-10

in Glenwood.
Mrs. P. Beirschied of Rifle was op-
Grated at the sanitarium Tuesday by
DR.. Stewart.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Isch were up from
Grand Valley this week, visiting Glen
wood friends.
E. c. Kingsbury, now of Denver, is
in the city attending to matters before
the district court.
A marriage license was issued March
9th to Paul Telch and Katie Eoriatti,
both of Glenwood.
Miss Mary McNulty of Cattle creek
dined with Miss Gertrude Porter at
the Williams Saturday.
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Mrs. Johnnie May of Cardiff has
fully recovered from her recent illness
and was in Glenwood this week.
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Mrs. Frank Hoyt of st. Louis is ex-
pected to arrive tomorrow for a visit
with Mrs I. E, Pratt and family.
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/. Mrs. J. F. Kamm, formerly of New
Castle and well known in Glenwood, is
said to be seriously i'll at her home in
Boulder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Rule of Di-
vide creek came to Glenwood Thursday
that Mrs. Rule could be put in care of
Dr.. Stewart.
Mrs. A. B. Koonce and baby of Eagle
entered the sanitarium Thursday that
the baby could receive attention from
DR.. Stewart.
The Epworth League held business
and social meeting at the parsonage
last evening Refreshments and pleas
ant evening were enjoyed.
Miss Phoebe NJ. Paxton of Leadvilla
has been in district court this week as
court stenographer for Judge Cavender.
She left yesterday morning for her
home, but will probably return later in
the term.
Our boys broke into the Post-the
Denver Post-with a fine picture Of
the basketball team and full account
of their standing this year. The cham
pionship game comes off March II at
Colorado Springs.
Those members of the Glenwood band
who, remain in the city held meeting
Sunday and decided to begin rehears-
ing again. Their first rehearsal was
Monday evening. They hope to have
full organization by the opening of the
season.
Miss Gladys Robertson left Tuesday
night for Seattle, Washington, to visit
|
Robertson has been in somewhat DELI
cate health for several months and it
is hoped the change of climate will
also be of benefit.
Our basketball team will leave for
Colorado Springs next Thursday or Fri.
day and week from tonight they are
to meet the Terrors in the last game Of
the season. We shall all hope that they
may maintain their splendid record to
the end
At Odd Fellows hall Thursday even
ing the Woodmen of the World and
their wives greatly enjoyed lantern
slide trip through the Yellowstone Ma
tional park, with Rev. VIM. Pepper Off
ciating as conductor. Lunch was taken
on the way and all report delightful
trip.
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Architect Eugene Groves arrived
from Denver Wednesday to start work
on the Hotel Colorado. He has also
been employed to enlarge and improve
the Denver hotel by the addition of the
saloon building adjoining and will re-
ceive bids as soon as the designs are
completed.
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Alex Wallace of Grand Valley, who
was called on the grand jury, was ex-
cused Wednesday on account of the se.
rious illness of his wife, and P. J. Kir-
his place in the box. Mr.. Kirwan will
serve during the rest Of the term or
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-10
SO ZZhQ Bw
Y WEEKS "a
N NlCQlZlYGSZ)
Hrs. Huber was a visitor from Ca,

MMzS4Z4AAQ&k
AEs. Huber was a visitor from Car
hsa1ale Wednesday.
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Curtains, comforts and blankets
waaAed. Telephone 3R3. 3-3-5t
Charlie Marshall came in from tha
sAssp camp near Una Wednesday.
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Mrs. Walter Hasley of Silt was IN
Wednesday on shopping expedition.
Sheriff and Mrs. Fravert drove to
Rifle Tuesday, returning the same day.
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WANTED-Man and good team, for
work on ranch. Inquire at this office.
Dr. Riddle, eye, ear, nose and throat
Bank Bldg.
Joe Blossom of Rifle was here for a
couple of days visit, arriving on 16
Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Porter entertained the
Bridge club at the Williams Wednes.
day evening.
Charles Keegan made business trip
to Denver Wednesday and is expected
to return tomorrow.
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Mrs. Johnnie May of Cardiff came
over Sunday to spend few days with
Dr.. and Mrs. Horan.
For Rent-Good 5-room dwelling, vel
situated, water in house. SIP month
inquire at this office.
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Miss Otelia Lee came up from Riff,
Wednesday to spend few days will
Mrs. L. H. Hall and daughter
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FOR SALE-Three choice busines
lots in North Glenwood. For particu
lars and price call at this office.
Mr.. Alfred is planning for an inter
esting and profitable meeting of farm
ers in Glenwood next Saturday. q.
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Wednesday. March 7th, was the las
day that osteopaths and chiropractic
could practice without license
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Mrs. E. R. Ould of Pikeview is agai
with her sister, Mrs. Erie Hubbard
after a visit with friends in Basalt.
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James Armstrong and William Dit
man from DeBeque were in the cit
Monday as jurors in the district cour
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bargains every day at KINGS NEv
aaA SECOND HAND STORE, s1e-1
Cooper Ave. Phone Glenwood l6O :
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Herman Verdeick, son of Mr.. an
Mrs. Henry Verdeick, is confined t
the ranch home with an attack of ery
sipelas.
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Mrs. Rose Brewer of Gypsum cam
to the sanitarium Monday and is unde
the care of DIR. Stewart for severel
sprained ankle.
l.. Fl. Douglas. grazing examine
from the Denver office, was here cor
ferring with the heads of the Glenwoo
forestry offices.
George Edinger made real estat
deal last week whereby two lots assess
ed at $3.50 were sold to Charles HUI
bard for $25 each.
The young ladies of the Alpha Del
phian society are planning on holdin.
aJapanese tea on the 2t4h and no doub
1t will be very unique affair.
Cade Benson and Dee Freeland, botl
uf Parachute creek, We're in Glenwoot
Thursday making filings before tn,
land office on enlarged homesteads.
Mayor Thorson is fitting up an Office
in the postoffiee duilding, has pu-
ehaed new Ford and is getting ready
to enjoy being just a eare-free citizen
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"Dad" Talbot had his hand badly
crushed by dump cart at the county
road camp the first Of the week and is
now carrying the injured member in
splints.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Showers of Carbondalc
were in the city Wednesday. They ex,
poet to move to Glenwood the middle
of the month and will occupy one OF
the Bigham cottages.
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Virginia Mahurin was quarantined
for measles Thursday.
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There will be a masquerade dance at
New Castle next week.
Doc Yost of Dotsero was greeting
friends in the city Wednesday.
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Miss Gene Petrini was quarantined
for measles Thursday morning
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The Motor club is preparing to COVE
a mask ball on the 23rd of March.
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The Presbyterians are expecting to
have a new pastor the first of April.
Mrs Fred Claudon will entertain the
Thimble club at her home this afternoo1.
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Editor Wheatley of the Grand Valley
News was looking round the city this
week.
Mrs. John Tenbrook of New Castle
spent Wednesday and Thursday in
town.
Mrs Emma Smith went to the sani-
tarium Thursday to be operated for ap-
pendicitis.
George Meeks, Banty Skiff of Gyp-
sum and Pete Stein of Eagle were in
town this week.
Mrs. Won Tobel came down from
Leadville Thursday morning under the
care Of DR. .Smits.
Kirk Shaw. ranger from over on the
White river, is in the supervisors s offic. .
on special work for few days.
Mrs. P. Bierschied was operated by
Drs. Stewart and Clark at the sanitari-
UNI Tuesday. She is doing nicely.
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Mrs. Nick Bellm went to the sani-
tarium Monday and is under care of
DR.. Hopkins for an abcessed tooth.
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Mrs. Chas. Gerkin and Mrs Dean,
wife of the Methodist pastor, were in
from Carbondale Thursday on a shop,
ping trip.
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Miss Mary Quinn, sister to Mrs.
o Jerome French and Emmett Quinn, has
arrived from Leadville to make her
: home in this city.
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Tom Dever is no longer connected
with the Dougan store, having left the
first of the week for Rifle to take q
. position with J. 8. Hum.
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Charles Dedisse, after visit with
y his sister, Mrs. H. H. French, left
y Tuesday for Red Cliff where he has
! decided to locate permanently.
Mrs. Ernest Barlow, who is with hel
husband, Representative Barlow, n
Denver, has been quite i'll with Ia
. grippe, but is reported as improving.
Mrs. Frank Heberling and children
and her mother, Mrs. W. R. Lee have
returned from Illinois where they wer.
j.. called by the death of Mrs. Heberling S
father.
Miss Ella Goodman has returned tc
her home in Salt Lake City after spend,
ing several weeks visiting with friends
in New Castle and Mrs Sig Olsen of
Glenwood
Applications are already arriving at
the city clerks office for reservations
of summer cottages and it looks as
though 1917 will be big season in
Glenwood.
Miss Nina Walz was hostess to the
Alpha De.uhi.n society Monday even
ing. At the close of the study period
the young ladies enjoyed pleasant
social hour
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The bank fixtures used by the First
National bank for many years were
shipped Tuesday to New Castle where
they will be installed in the New Cas-
tie State bank.
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Mrs. John T. Shumate held the Epis-
copal guild missionary tea at her home
on Ninth street yesterday afternoon
and large number availed themselves
of the opportunity for this social after
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-10

Roam creek district were filed last
Friday.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-10

School election will not take place
until Monday, May 7th at which time
a treasurer for school district No.
will be elected. C.. E.. Hubbard, Sec
rectary for. district No. l, hopes thoso
sending notices for application will bc
too early rather than too late.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-11-23
EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOTES

There was a goodly congregation at
st. Matthews church last Sunday
morning. Among those who wor-
shipped with US for the first time this
season and whom we were glad to
see were Mrs. Allen, Mrs. johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery of Lake City, and
Mr.. Tompkins and number of schol-
ars attending the Normal school.
To these we bid hearty invitation to
"come again." The services this Sum
day consist of the Sunday school at
10 a. m. and the morning prayer at
IL a. m. Come and worship with us.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-11-23

worx'ng usy siss u,<ss. ssss sSss~Ss
that the artillery seemed TO he co0cen-
tratins In that vi-inity Re-eufoeCe-
Dents were brought up. and everything
s-emed TO point toward some doings IN
the near future
Two days before the attack came o0
. was warned to hold myself In readi-
nesa tn take . motorcycle machine gun
into action. but ! vas not told any
thing about whes . was likely to hs
wanted
Continued Next Week
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-11-23

came TO the artillery quarters. and
rades. who rushed him to the nearest
Geld ambulance. do not know
whether be recovered or not; J have
often wondered about It
We found our car where We had left
II. and we were back at headquarters
before dark. On the way back the old
colonel made remark that ! believe
be really meant. He said: I've en-
joyed these two days immensely. and
II brought back the days Of my youth,
Fate has decreed that my body shall
remain In England. but Gid knows
that my heart lies with you buys out
here in the trenches"
A rather funny thing happened soon
after this which shows what mat
who doesn't know the rOpes will do
when be gets excited There wss q
very strtct order to the effect that no
man other than one detailed for the
WORK should touch or In any way dis
turb m unexploded eneiny's shell A
heavy penalty was Imposed for dis
ot,eytng this order. and no one hut
man who didn't know any better would
think Of doing Il
A new regiment came up and went
straight Into rest camp before going
into action a private In this regiment
happened TO run scross an unexploded
shell one day. aud. being the drst be
had ever seen. he was greatly excited
He picked It up aud came dAshing into
camp with L. Before showing II to
any one else who knew any better he
went straight to his commanding ON
Ger 10 exhibit his dnd
''Oh. ioOk what found sir" be said
.lt's q German shell that hasn't ex-
ploded."
lis II reaiIyr' said the oficer well.
IN tell you what you eau do with II
You will take II into that neld. aud you
will dig hole five feet deep. aud you
viii bury your lind there. providing. Of
course. It doesn't explode In your hands
before you have time to carry out this
order Corporal. fall In two men and
zee that this man obeys the ORDER
You may be sure that that man never
% much ~ looked IT an unexploded
shell after that
During the time ! was at the front !
put six automobiles out Of commission.
According to an estimate made after .
year of war. the average life Of an au-
tomobiIs y eight days and the hSe Of .
horse y about thirty houra
The arse auto iost was due. % q.
gine tfouble. and had to abandon Y
Scs the salvage companies to take cars
q. The second one was Destroyed b.
. sAeil = ths city ~ Yprss Wills ! va
having soas dinnee. ~ third 80
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Gunnison news-champion., 1917-11-23

Ed Peck is painting the buildings at
Dos Rios ranch. and quite . job il II,
Tor the house. alone Is . very large
one.
Postoffice Inspector, Frawley, left
Saturday after looking over the local
Office and looking up some outside
| matters.
Mrs. Barney Nee Of Pitkin greeted
Gunnison friends the latter part Of
last week, remaining over till Monday
to enjoy church services here.
The Montrose Press il authority for
the statement that Judge r. n. Logan
Of Delta, is in the lead for the appoint
ment as district attorney when VIM.
Weiser resigns on January 9Th. Logan
was formerly district attorney, and
has many friends up here.
Miss Alice Adams, primary in
structor in the C. s. N. s., departed
Monday evening for Sycamore. IL
linois, where she was called by the
death Of her aunt, Mrs.. Jas. Byers.
Her many friends extend their SYM
pathy to her on her sad journey.
Tom Stevens and niece, Miss Ethel
Miller, went to Denver Monday even
ing to spend some time in the city
sight seeing and attending to busi-
ness affairs. Mrs. Stevens will attend
the monthly meeting of the State
Board Of Stock Inspection Commits
sioners.
Labor saving machinery even in
vades the pcstoffice. Here is Post
master Akin, investing this week in
an $50 cancelling machine that in ten
minutes cancels the first class mail
that formerly required half to three
quarters of an hours time. Comes
handy in rush hours too.
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DIR. J. H. Kelley came in on S16
Monday evening from Cedaredge
where he has been the last few days
visiting High Schools. He left again
Wednesday evening to attend the
State Rural Teachers convention, in
Denver, where he speaks, both Thurs
day and Saturday afternoons.
Mrs. A. w. Hogan and little daugh-
ter left Monday evening on a trip
East to visit relatives. Mr.. Hogan
left Tuesday and joined them in Dem
yer. They will 60 from there to Kan
sas City and then on to different parts
of Indiana. 1t will probably be sew
eral months before they return.
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Now that the town has installed the
long waited for transformer at mills
of the Gunnison Lumber Company,
both the 35 and the 10 HIP. motors are
connected up and the mill ready for
saving the logs to enclose itself.
Frank Rockefeller recently brought in
n gang of men to timber above Crested
Butte, and the logs will begin to be de-
livered at once.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-11-23

Cedaredge papers report a serious
accident to J. c. Caufman, who is well
known in this county. He was loading
logs, when in some manner one slipped
and threw him down, resting across
his leg. He succeeded in reaching q
canthook and finally rolled the log
of. Then, though his leg was broken,
he crawled to the team, unlocked one
of the animals, in some way scrambled
on its back and rode to camp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-11-23
METHODIST CHURCH

10 a. m. Sunday school. Our Sunday
school is fourishing. The attendance
has increased by at least forty with
in the last month. And the quality of
the work shows improvement, too.
II a. m. Sermon by the Pastor.
1880 p. m. Union Thanksgiving SER
vice, the sermon to be preached by
Rev. r. H. White. Solo and Anthems.
]. S. Ferris, Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-11-23
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Services every first and third Sun.
days. Holy Masses at eight and ten
o'clock. Evening services at seven
thirty. Sunday School at one o'clock.
Weekday Masses at eight o'clock
Services second and fourth Sundays
Of the month at Crested Butte.
Rev. William Kipp, Pastor
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-11-23
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
AT JACKS CABIN TONIGHT

Invitations have been issued to the
commencement exercises of the public
schools at Jacks Cabin which occur
this evening at the school house. Miss
Florence Lucero is the capable teach
er, and graduates from the eighth
grade are Willie and Joseph Elmer,
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Elmer
of Taylor river. The program follows:
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-11-23

Chas. Anderson was here from Bald
win Wednesday and reports that camp
very busy and very prosperous. The
miners are getting $5.25 and $5.35 q
day and every soul in camp hard at
work. 1t makes nimble dollars with
that kind of payroll and work rush
ing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-11-23
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Service Sunday morning at 11:00
o'clock, Sunday School at 1000 O'Clock.
Thanksgiving Union service at Meth
odist church in evening.
Rev. r. H. White.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-11-23

The Christian Science Society holds
services every Sunday morning at II
o'clock in the parlor of the La veta
hotel. All are welcome.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-11-23
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Western Slope teachers who have
been entertained for two years at
Grand Junction, are earnestly request
ed to vote for Montrose as the next
meeting place, next October. In fact,
Montrose is out after the convention
strong.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-11-23
tlEE.s
.OUR1EE;'N
MoM1HSS 1T s
IffEIE49oNT
An American Boy's
Boplism Of Fire
By WILLIAM J. ROBINSON
An American Boy,s
BaplisM Of Fire
By WILLIAM ]. ROBINSON
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rhs mos' sraphie account Of tAe
great gar thas has get been writtso
eones from the pen of . twenty-five
ysar-ose Boetoo 10Y. who has juss ~
turned fro0 rraneA Whsrs - draeooa
Guardsmaa. 1ispateh rider and motor.
ear driver he served fo9rtesa month";
0n1ss the Brtttsh nag Out - thirty.
Sas nosorcyeie Aispaseh ssdsrs - Wao
60 es sosr suFvtvora
through nis ngos .1ak.
got out my deId dressing bandasea.
and ws bound him up. tying the pad
on the bandake tight over The buisee
oosoL We carried him down unti! vs
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-11-23
Notice Of Application to Lease State

Oiice Of the State Board oi Land Com mission.
Denver. Cnlc.. Nov. II, Ja17.
Notice IL hereby given that Robert Ahren-.
whose postofiice address In Crested
'npliea'ion No, Asia to lesss the foll wing ,is.
scribed Scho' Lands. situat.. In Gunnisop
ctuuty. Colorado to Wit: