Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-19

Tuesday, July 8.
Mr.. Raggall, brother of G. Raggall
is visiting n Marble this week.
c. Morrow and 3. Hedelstine have
gone to Hotchlciss this week TO bring
IN the rest of Morrow's sheep.
Wm- Lehow has returned to his
home IN Carbondale, after a very
pleasant visit with his sister, MrsL.C.
Summers.
Charley HAIRS of Carbondale has
been working his mines up the Yule
creek. He has gone TO Redstone for
! few days.
John Brooks has been in Carbondale
for several days taking treatment for
4 bad case of blood poisoning. At
this writing he is much better.
Oscar Lehow, brother of Mrs. l. c.
Summers has accepted position with
Morrow Bros, and we are glad to say
Oscar will be with US all summer.
Mrs. Margaret Brown has been ap-
pointed examiner of the Child Well
fare Committee of this district, and
this week is busy rounding up the
youngsters.
The Red Cross met at the home of
Mrs. Downing on Friday, and the fol-
lowing business was transacted. The
money on WHICH tffIOuflltu 10
$50, was sent to Gunnison, and as the
ladies cannot get any sewing or knit
ting just now, they have decided to
make some children's clothes and send
them "oyer there"
The Fourth was a day long TO be
remembered by the Marbleites. The
weather was as if it had been ordered
especially for the occasion. At ten
o'clock the following began to arrive
at the home of T. A. Boughton, where
ne was prepared TO receive them. He
had all ready tables and chairs placed
on his beautiful lawn, and a more
ideal spot could not be found for
picnic Those present We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Hasley and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. FARRELL, Mr.. and Mrs. L. C.
Summers, Mrs. Muller and son, Frank,
Mrs. Frank Norman, Mrs. James
Downing and grandson, Frank, Mrs.
J. Brooks and sons, Chas. and John,
J. J. and Ed. Walsh, Mrs. ]. B. Carey
and son, Chas., Louis Idzenton, Fritz
Ragall. Thos. Boughton, Mrs. NJ. c.
Brown and son, Buster, Miss Bernie
Smith, Curtis Morrow, Mrs. ID. II.
Barnes and daughter, Marian, Oscar
Lehow, Peter Emberg, W. ID. Parry.
When all had arrived, everything was
made ready and one of the most boun-
t.ful repasts was partaken of. While
the dinner was IN progress pictures
We're taken from every angle. The
main feature of the dinner-the one
enjoyed all the more-was the straw
berries which Mr.. Boughton was SO
kind to serve, especially when straw
berries are selling at $40 box in
Marble. After dinner the usual fun
of picnic was had until $50, when
the crowd departed to meet again at
Carey Hall at 8 o'clock to dance and
play cards, which they did until late
hour.
Wednesday. July u.
Curtis Morraw arrived Thursday
from Hotchkiss. He will only be in
Marble a few days, as he is called to
the colors and will leave in few days
for training camp in New Mexico.
Harry Bryan and associates came In
on Wednesday and went up to the
Black Queen mine, where they hope
to be able to start work Immediately.
Henry Thode was a visitor in Marble
this week
This week has BEEN very busy one
here, several bands Of sheep having
arrived
Jos. Faussone has gone to Crested
Butte, where he has bought a motion
picture show.
d. c. Goodrich, so,-n-law Of Judge
Thomson, had the misfortun while
cut riding recently, TO have his horse
fall with him, breaking his right leg.
Nj. Goodrich was taken To the hos
pital at Paona, and at last accounts
was resting easy.
Miss Leah Tracy .Ias accepted the
s-hool at Gothic.
Word was received this week that
=. Y. Carlson, better known as Andy,
is now on his way to France.
John Brooks is home again after
taking treatment for a bad case of
blood poison. His many friends will
be glad to hear he is improving.
Jack Cisco, range rider for this
district, was in town Friday. This is
his last trip up here, as he will leave
next week for Camp Funston, where
he has been ordered to report.