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Gunnison news-champion., 1917-12-07
CEBOLLA
News-Champion Correspondents.

News-Champion Correspondents.
Wednesday. Dec. 5.
Friday evening, Cebolla again show
ell signs of life. The club room was
decorated, and fire built in the fire
place. Soon the honk, honk of autoes
were heard, and behold! the club room
was full of merry young people ready
TO help Mr.. and Mrs Harry Carpen-
ter celebrate their tenth wedding an
niversary. The evening was passed in
dancing to the very pleasing music
furnished by Phillip and Pete Reiss. OF
lola Mrs. McHonney, of Ottawa,
Canada, Z sister of the Reiss brothers,
and Miss Isabelle Walker were guests
from lola Friends and relatives BY
the score were present from Sapinero
Altogether, very enjoyable time was
had. Delicious refreshments were
served al midnight, Mother Carpen.
, ter having made ''the cake" for the oc-
Casion.
Harry Carpenter commenced to bale
his hay this week.
We see W. S. Spain and Mr.. Rider
going back and forth occasionally &c
their sawmill on Red creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carpenter ant
family motored up TO Lloyd Carpen-
tcr's. on Ohio Greek, for Thanksgiv.
ing Day.
Everyone is doctoring colds. OuI
teacher, Miss Airline Crews,can scarce.
iy speak out loud. Between you and
me, | think the pupils are sorry.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carpenter and
daughter. and Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
Carpenter and sons spent Thanksgiv-
4 ing Day with Dad" and mother Car.
ponter. That evening they attended
the dance at Sapinero.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Zugelder enter.
tanned last Thursday in a very pleas
ant manner, at their home just across
CcbolIa creek. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Karl Zugelder, Fritz Zugel-
der Hazel trembling, Ethel and Thos
Miller.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-12-07
SARGENTS
News Champion Correspondence.

News-Shamplon Correspondence.
Thursday, Dec 6.
j.. E. Hicks shipped out bunch of
cattle last week.
Leonard Nesbith has been over from
Pitkin this week, looking after horses.
Mrs. Boone Cameron has gone to
Carbondale to visit her sister.
The Sargents Timber Co. gave
dance Saturday night. Everything
was free, and everybody had fine
time. If they didn't, it was up to
them. One of the largest crowds that
was ever in Sargents was present.
The supper was delicious. There is
going to be new store in Sargents.
Grandpa Hicks has gone to Arling-
ton to visit his sister.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-12-07
DOYLEVILLE
News Champion Correspondence

Z
December 4
T. J. Noble is running his sawmill
on Razor creek.
Rube Knowles drove his car on a
business trip to the San Luis valley,
recently. He says the snow on Coch-
etopa pass is about six inches deep on
the west side, but experienced no
trouble going the other way.
Brown McLain is hauling lumber
from the Noble sawmill to the Mullin-
ger mine, for Britton & Mattney.
They are building new ore bins and a
shaft house.
About sixteen cars of cattle will be
loaded here Sunday, if cars are set in.
7. r. Slate and family spent Sum
day and Monday with the Mitchell
family on the Cochetopa.
The trial of W. L. Everly VS.. F. L.
Livingston was decided in favor of the
defendant in the local justice court.
However, an appeal has been taken to
the county court.
On the 10Th we were all thankful
for the beautiful weather that we are
having, and for the good health that
the community is enjoying.
Quite number attended the dance
at Sargents last Saturday evening; all
report .some time"
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-12-07
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF
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pa0E D.. Guaa'.Tug ,hr mnr They
wII soon b'glu stop"lug and expect
fuitnnI Development in the near fu-
tuu..
SIR. h. 7. Kelley ha, gone to
Srokan", Warrington, to visit her
mother. She will probably remain IN
tll aftrr Christmas.
Fred l.. Rouvlrrc has been i'll for
about two weeks. He is now able
to be- out OF doors part OF each day.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. p. Mcrgclman en-
tertaincd Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Xieg-
Ter. Miss Minnie Green, Chester Green
and Miss McNaughton for dinner on
Thanksgiving. The host and hostess
certainly know how to give genuine
honey twang to their entertainments.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-12-07
BOYS ENJOY THANKSGIVING
REMEMBRANCES FROM HOME
Camp Funston,
Dec. 2, 1917.

Dec. 2, 1917.
The News Champion
As this is Sunday and | am not on
special detail, will write you few
lines.
We are having fine weather in the
camp. Have not had any rain ex-
cept little mist since | have been
here. On account of being quarantin-
ed, ! haven't been any place in camp
for month. The quarantine will be
lifted the 4th of this month if no more
measles break out. In way, it seems
like being in prison. We drill and
take up all the drill period doing some
thing. However. it looks as though
we are about through drilling since
we now put most of our time in build
ing pontoon bridges. The captain
says we will have to build plenty of
bridges on our way to Berlin.
! like this branch of the service
much better than i did the Infantry.
We learn lots here that will be of ad-
vantage to US in civil life.
There are all kinds of mechanics,
blacksmiths, dentists, carpenters, and
all kinds of civil engineers here. The
only thing-they are most all Nilsson
rians.
Our officers all say that there will
be q place for any man that has
mechanical experience when we get
ACROSS the pond. There will be rail-
roads manned by the Sammies, and
lots Of other kinds of work.
Every move around here makes it
very evident that the engineers of
this camp will be on their way across
the pond soon. Some of the officers
who are in place to know, say that
we will be on our way by the first of
March.
We had real Thanksgiving din
ner. The First Lieutenant and Com
pany Captain took dinner with US, and
the mess hall looked like a real White
House, with its decorations and SO
much turkey. l believe we have one
Of the finest cooks in camp. He was
the head. cook of the jefferson hotel,
st. Louis. The Allowance for each
soldier is plenty of food, if proper
ly cooked.
Most all the boys received packages
from their homes. wish to thank the
one who sent me the box of candy
and did not put their return address on
the box. Neither did they enclose a
signature. Also received a fine box of
cigars from r. N. Teachout. H. NJ.
Webster sent me comfort kit, and as
l had lost one or two buttons off my
overcoat, l Immediately took the old
maids place and went to sewing on
buttons.
Many thanks, Brother Webster. C,
L Stone sent me large bundle Of
magazines, for which / thank him
very much. Reading material has
been somewhat lacking around the
barracks on account of being quaran-
tined.
Will send regards to all and close.
Very respectfully,
JAMES F. DARTER,
Co. F. Blast Engineers,
Camp Funston, Kan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-12-07
CROOkSTON
\, ~s-Champron Correspondence:

n ws-Champlon Correspondence:
Saturday, Dec /.
Harry Hicks is now in Montana work
ing in the Government survey. He
had been up in Routt county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rubc Knowles, Mr.and
MIR. John Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. Zed
Scott, Mary Scott, and Joe Carnige
wcr" guests at the Waters home for
Thanksgiving dinner.
Roy Hicks has brand-new boy at
his home. Mother and son are doing
nicely.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-12-07

r.. A. McGregor spent FRIDAY in
town shopping.
John RoZman returned Saturday
from Denver, where he has been for
several weeks having his eyes treated
he Is much improved, and his friends
are all glad to welcome him back.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Keelor and fam
liy moved this week into the build
ing adjoining the Rainbow Garage
which they recently purchased from
Ed. Wiley. The building has been re-
modelled and it will be only a short
time until they will be comfortably
located for the winter.
A notice was given this week in the
Denver Times of the recent death
OF Or. Watts, borther of Mrs. VIM.
Fisher, formerly of Gunnison. DR.
watts home is in Colorado Springs
but he has made a number of visit !
to Gunnison in recent years and is
well acquainted with many peonle
here. r'F'e
Danny Collins, the old miner, who
was believed to be insane, has been ad.
/ Judged sane by the medical examiners
appointed by the county court. How
ever, the old fellow is quite a problem
He won't work or try to work. and
hangs around public places, soaring
people and making himself a nuisance
In foct, he seems to be trying to break
INTO Jail as a nice, warm place 10
/ spend the winter. However, tbe
authorities have given him to under.
stand that he must either get iob o,
( hike. wv vi
I The Musical Quartet, of four vouno
men, arrived in our city on Wednass
day evening, Mr.. G. Brillhart mo,
them at the train and gave them :
welcome hand and the KEYS to the
city. They gave an excellent CON
cert on Wednesday evening a, tba
Unique Theatre having a fair crowd I
and left on Thursday evening for 9th
er engagements further East Pen-
pie would have enjoyed the nrooreu,
more but'for the noise at the bacL M ~
the hall. Noise is tolerable at anr y,
sort Of show but that of a hiyb-cia y
musical entertainment. ''ass
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-12-07

Miss Leola Bates. who is tcaching
IN Somerset this winter. came in on
Thursday evening to spend four or
five days with her parents here.
Lieut.. J. f. Dunsaey accompanied
Miss Bates and will be a guest at the
home until Sunday evening. Lieut..
Dunshcy is 4 graduate of our Normal
here, and has taught in Mineral
Hot Springs for some time. He is
now in the service OF Uncle Sam at
Fort Sheridan and is n lieutenant.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-12-07

Thursday evening, Sheriff Gill, of
Montrose, passed thru Gunnison on
his way to Fort Logan. He had two
deserters under his custody, both from
Montrose county-Spaulding and
High. He related his experience in
getting them to Under-S Sheriff Lehan.
and very thrilling one it was. The
two deserters will be tried by court
marshal at Fort Logan, and it is prob
able they will never have the chance
to escape again.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-12-07
"A - y

Theo. Davis returned Wednesday
from business trip to Delta.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-12-07
Shirts that Will Please

SHIRTS THAT WILL PLEASE
get them here for yourself, brother,
father, and son.We will show you only
GOOD SHIRTS that suit your ideas
as to color, style. and fabric-9Oc uu
to $3.50.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-12-07
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+. A. McGregor spent Friday il
town shopping.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-12-07

John Roman returned Sa,urda,
from Denver, where he has been foi
several weeks having his eyes treated
he Is much improved, and his friend:
are all glad to welcome him back.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-12-07
) u g g e stio n S

initial Box Of Hose Hose Supporters Cuffs
uttons and Stick Pins ufe
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-12-07

ATTRACTIVE NECKwARE
In Christmas Boxes. If you wish to
give present that any man will ap
preciate. See our line of ties-35c.
SOC. Soc. 75c., S1.5O.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-04-05

Val Leonard and his friend, Miss
Margaret Goodrich. of Mason City
and Ray Leonard of Des Moines, were
in the city over Sunday.
James Law went to Council Bluffs
Sunday to attend case that was
being tried in the district court. c.
S. White will also appear as attorney
in a case in the same court.
Mrs. nj. B. Sharp who has been a
guest at the home of her sister, Mrs.
A. II. Dollahide since her return
from Let's, Iowa, left Saturday for
Omaha where she will make visit
before returning to her home at
Falls City, Nebr.
Mrs. ii. w. Johnasen came back
from Des Moines Saturday where she
has been several weeks recovering
from a surgical operation. She was
accompanied by DR.. Rosenbladt who
was also enroute to Audubon to make
visit to his parents.
Mrs Joe Johnston went to Atlantic
Saturday to accompany her daugh-
tiers, Mable and Margaret home from
the hospital where they recently
submitted to an operation for ap-
pendicitis. They are both getting
along nicely and will soon be restor-
ed to their usual good health.
Mrs. George Viewer and daughter
Alice Mary left last week for Des
Moines. After a short stay in the
| capitol city, they went to Colfax for
the benefit of Alice Mary, who has
just recently recovered from seri-
Gus illness, and after trying the
| famous springs several days they re-
turned home yesterday morning.
Miss Marie Wolf and Miss Eliza
beth Callahan entertained company
of friends at the home of the former
Monday evening. The diversion was
500, and at a late hour refreshments
were served, all of which helped to
make the evening one of pleasure to
the guests.
Gilbert e. Phillips, the new BARRIERS
at the Park Hotel opened their shop
for business last Friday. They have
| been agreeably surprised with the
patronage accorded them and they
hope to merit continuance of the
same. Their new fixtures gives their
shop quite a metropolitan appearance
/ Mrs. f.. f. Bilharz visited a few
days last week in Des Moines with
her sister, Mrs. Dr. Clark. On re-
turning home Saturday she was ac-
companied by Miss Caroline Forgrave
superintendent of the Dallas county
schools, of Abel, who remained for
an over Sunday visit as guest at
| the BilharZ home.
/ The lady clerks in the Wilson
Department held picnic supper at
the school grounds last Friday even
ing. 1t was a delightful evening
and the ladies enjoyed the outing
which has been the first outing of the
season. Those present in the party
were the Misses Mable Secor, Jessa-
mine Hoover. Elsea Richards, Lena
Alt. Wren Lane and GOldie Waiter
son.
Plans are we'll under way for a
fine program to be given by the
April social committee of the Won
ans Club of which Mrs. Mary Nj
Mahon. is the chairman. This party
will proably be given during the
last week of April, and judging from
the personel of the committee II will
will be of unusual merit. We under
stand IL will be largely musical.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-04-05

See Webster for Ohio Potatoes.
Leghorn Eggs 81. per Is Webster
Cream Al cents. Audubon Produce
Co.
Four extra good, heavy work mares
for sale If taken this week. See Will
Freeman.
Miss Edna Johnson who was a
guest of friends at Elliott and At
, lantic. has returned home.
Karl Rasmussen and Jens Herman
sen returned Sunday from a several
days business trip to Omaha.
Henry Jacobsen went to Council
Bluffs the fore part of the week to
look after some business matters.
John Wagner, who was in Kansas
City and Knoxville the past week
returned home Monday evening.
Miss Ida Jensen left Tuesday morn
ing for Newell, Iowa, where she will
visit at the home of Charles Haahr.
Red River Valley, Mimi, Early
Ohio seed potatoes for sale. Geo.
Jensen, West Audubon, phone 465. 2
Have a Ford and Maxwell touring
cars, both in excellent condition and
will sell cheap if taken at once.
Bert Kilinger.
| Miss Alma Oelke arrived in the
city yesterday for an over Easter
visit at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Aug Oelke.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Adams left
yesterday for Pattenburg, Mo-,
where they will visit a week or ten
days at the home of his sister.
Single Comb r. l. Red eggs Use
per setting or "a per hundred. Baby
chicks $12 per hundred. See Mrs.
John Griffith, Route 3 or phone
6A4 14-4
Mis- Belle Parnham, who has been
visiting her brother at Davenport and
later with friends at Cedar Rapids,
returned home Sunday after three
weeks absence.
The South Side Baby Club met
with Mrs. Roy Prather Thursday
afternoon of last week. There was a
good attendance and fine interest
in the lesson. Baby Clubs" are
popular.
Mis- Mayme Michels, book-keeper
at the Cedar Rapids Oil Co.. the past
year, has resigned her position and is
now engaged in a similar capacity al
the electrical store. Miss 3onnesen
has taken her former position.
Bertel Wonmos and Ray Smith
were home over Sunday visiting with
home folks. Tuesday morning Mr.
Wonsmos went to Mapleton and Mr.
Smith to Charter Oak, where these
gentlemen will conduct picture
sale.
| w. S. Roberts returned yesterday
from Des Moines where he had beer
as a delegate from the local lodge
to the state convention of the Yeo
men. Monday night 500 candidates
were initiated and good time in
! general was had.
Mrs. W. R. Green, of Council
Bluffs, arrived in the city the fore
part of the week for a visit with ole
time friends. Mr.. Green went tC
Washington Friday to be present a.
the opening of congress which con
venced in special session Monday
morning.
4 John Kempf, who recently pur
chased the dairy business from Petel
Haahr, has sold his interest to Jes!
Schouboe who has already taken pos
session of the business and is nov
satisfactorily furnishing milk anC
cream to the people of Audubon
Here is wishing Jes all kinds oil
success in the business for which he
is so admirably fitted.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-04-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


Ancona Eggs 81 per Is. Webster
Cream Al cents. Audubon Produce
Co.
Earl Hunter, of Ames, is a guest
at the home of his sister Mrs
Miles Gardner and family.
G. c. Carter, wife and baby who
visited relatives in Des Moines and
Waukee, returned home Monday.
Joe Leonard and daughter Miss
Bernadette, of Adair were over Sun
day visitors in the city with friends.
II. C. Hansen, who was called to
Ute. Iowa, last week TO look after
some business matters, returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Niers and little Wilma
Coyne who have been here on a ten
days visit. left Monday for their
homes in Cascade. Iowa.
Bert McLeran has purchased a new
Studebaker autombiloe from Z. NJ.
Johnson, the local dealer, and is now
riding back and forth in comfort and
ease.
George Northup has gone to
Panora where he will work with his
uncle, j. b. Northup, who has charge
of the workmen putting in the city
sewer.
Levi Jensen has come back to Au-
dubon to spend the summer aftei
spending the winter at Sac City,
where he was a student in the public
schools.
Mrs. ]. R. Chandler and her nep-
hew, Fern Moore, spent Friday in
AtIa yicitinu friandc anA pnrnbac
ing potted plants and shrubs at the
Atlantic green house.
Miss Katherine Kerwin, student
in the public schools at Panama. has
arrived in the city for an over Easter
visit at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. b. Kerwin.
Glen McCarville, who spent most
of last week visiting at the home
of his grandmother. Mrs. ]. NJ
faulty. in Atlantic returned to his
home in this city Saturday.
Mrs. John Hite was in Des Moines
this week attending the state con-
vention of the Brotherhood of Ameri-
can Woman where she represented
the local lodge as its delegate
Andrew Andersen, of Davenport.
is in the city on a visit at the home
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Werner. Both
! gentlemen hav been visiting rela-
tives in other parts of the county
most of the week.
"Slim" Jennings who has been in
| the city the past few weeks visiting
old time friends. left Monday even
ing for Eldora. where he will en-
gage in the carpenter trade during
| the summer months.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carr returned from
Omaha yesterday where she made
a special trip to purchase an addi-
tional supply of millinery for her
Easter trade, which has been far
above her expectations so far this
season.
Arthur Cole. who has been taking
some advanced work in the conser-
vatOry of music at Simpson college,
Indianola, is in the city on visit
with his parents. He will probably re-
main until after Easter when he will
go to Perry to join large company
with whom he has accepted posi-
ton for the summer to play in the
band and orchestra.
r. c. Medley and family who have
been working on, the farm of F. c.
Sampson. north of town. departed
Saturday for Mesa, Arizona, where
they will make their future home
They were accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Maggie Smith, who has
made her home for sometime with
her daughter. The friends of the
Neeley's will be pleased to hear of
' their success in their new home.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-04-05

Mrs. Alex Ferguson is in Shenan-
doah attending a convention of the
Degree of Honor, a fraternal organ
ization of which she is a member
She goes in the capacity of delegate
from the local chapter.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-04-05

Albert Fancher came back from
Atlantic Tuesday where he visited
Fred Tessman who is still at the
hospital. He was not getting along
very well and was compelled to sub
nit to a slight operation for the
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-04-05

removal of small piece of bone in
his leg. When he left Mr.. Tessman
was resting quite easily and the
doctors were of the opinion that he
would get along better than he had
at any previous time. He reports,
Ted Porsch also greatly improved.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-04-05

Money TO Ioan ON LIST and m0
mortgages at lowest rates. Abstracts
to all lands and lots In Audubon
County furnished promptly
Arnold, Ross & Rasmussen.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-14
TRIANGLE TRAGEDY
 TOLD IN COURT BY
 HARRIET A. VARNEY
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

DEDIGAM. Mass. Dec. 1S.-Ending her story of her relations with George II. Reyes. 8 Boston real estate operator, Miss Harriet A. Narney, a nurse, testi- flying in Der own defense today on the charge of murder. denied that she had killed his bride of eight months, Pauline A. Reyes.
 As she told of being drugged by Reyes when dining with him on the second night after they had been in- troduced by her fiance, a Providence actor named Whitney. and of pleading with him to let her go home when she regained sensibility in his hotel room she broke down and erred hysterically Later. as she related how Reyes had giNeIt her a wedding ring when they were living at hotels together as man and wife, telling her it was as sacred as a dozen ceremonies, her voice again faltered and near the end of the days trying ordeal. when she gave some of the reasons why Reyes had beaten her, her tones could not be heard beyond the jury box.
 But. as her counsel. after eleciting from her the last detail of her story, asked her pointblank whether she killed Pauline Reyes, Miss Narney took her handkerchief from her eyes. drew herself erect and said in a voice that carried to the farthest corner of the large courtroom 'I did not"
 Her cross examination will begin to- morrow morning.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-14
General 1,~ svss1r1: .,os Commences
 To Besiege kos44As -the-Don

authority. refuses to recognize Ensign krylenko as commander-in chief The committee, the newspapers adds. de- clares that krylenko's arrival at the headquarters will be superfluous. un- less it is made in private capacity.
 The committee also protests against the attempt of Alexander F. Kerensky to come to headquarters with an es- cort and by so doing 10 threaten civil war.
 The peoples commissaries has or dered the arrest of the constitutions democrat delegates to ,ne constituent assembly on charges that they are all lied with the Kaledines plot. Some of those arrested include Cutler a Petro- grad delegate, who was wounded in the knee when he resisted arrest.
 Forty five members of the assembly who were under the protection of the white guard" composed of officers and military cadets, were thrown out of the Tauride places when they attempt ed to enter. but held a meeting else where later in the afternoon
 The Bolsheviki have caused the ar rest of the strike committee of gov ernment employees who declined to work for the Bolsheviki. NJ. Zinovieff. Bol- sheviki leader makes the following declaration concerning the assembly:
 This constituent assembly is the same 'sobot' which was called in 16l; and finally elected cZar'