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cws-Champion Correspondence.


News Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, May %, 1918.
L. C. Randall was a visitor from
Crystal.
J, Mr. and Mrs. f. Cain have moved
TO Denver.
]. F. Larson came in from Crystal
| Wednesday and he returned home the
same day.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ffogas and son
have moved to the Parry ranch for
the summer.
H. II. Williams and family moved
iup from Silt last Thursday. They will
remain in Marble for the summer.
On Thursday the 10th Mrs. Ida
| B. Carey entertained few friends at
dinner. The occasion being her birth
day.
Collins, Western Union line man
was in Marble Thursday on his way
TO Crested Butte. He went over the
range.
Miss Maurine Barnes has been quite
sick the past week with the grippe; at
this writing we are glad to say she is
much better.
Roy Kelsey returned to Carbondale
Thursday. He will start back to Mar
BILE on Saturday with another herd of
cattle for John Bennett.
Fritz Ragall is doing some pros
pecting near Marble. Here is hoping
he will strike it rich.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jarill have the
record as gardeners-their yard is
sure a work of art.
Mrs. Mary Emberg is now located
at Climax, Colo, where she expects
to stay this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Summers enter
| tanned at dinner and cards Monday
which was their wedding anniversary.
All had q most delightful time and
I friends wished them many more an
niversaries.
Judge Thomas has returned to his
home on the Muddy where he will be
busy this summer raising his usual
crop. He will also raise more straw
berries this year than last.
Last Wednesday, Mr.. Summers re-
ceived the Liberty Loan Flag which
we secured by going over the top in
purchasing bonds. Said flag is now
proudly floating from the flag pole
just beneath the flag which was
raised there short time ago.
On Friday, the Misses Katie and
Josie Gallo and q chum of Katie's and
Walter Keing of Glenwood motored
up In Mr.. Kings car, the object of the
trip was to bring back again to his
home town, Jimmy Lobadia, one of our
soldiers, who is located at Camp Funs-
ton. Jimmy was glad to be in Marble
and see all of his friends but was also
anxious to return to camp. He expects
to leave for '"over there" shortly.
The Red Cross chapter of Marble
met at the home Of Mrs. Carey on
Saturday with a large attendance.
Was sorry to lose one of our members,
Mrs. Cain who has gone to Denver to
reside. No matter where Mrs. Cain
is she will always be faithful work
er for the good cause.
Mrs. Lucy Hill gave hen and Mrs.
Carey a setting of eggs, and for the
I same the neat sum of $3.50 was taken
I in. Joker Walsh won the eggs and
Mrs. J. ]. Jarill the hen which she
donated back again and it will again
be sold, the proceeds to go to the
1 Sammies' smoke fund of which Mrs.
Carey has already started one, and
we are glad to say has nearly SIS in
same. Mrs. v. Muller returned three
pairs Of socks, Mrs. Muller is one Of
the prize knitters of this chapter.
She has knitted 25 pairs or more this
year. The chapter decided to have
2 meetings each month, one business
meeting in the afternoon and one
meeting in the evening so all MEM
bers can come; by SO doing the men
can attend. Mrs. Summers will have
the pleasure of entertaining ON May
10.
! Our new secretary, Mrs. Downing is
Just q busy as can be with her books
/ and knitting. Mrs. Carey was ap-
pointed on the committee Of Civilian
| RAlief. Mrs. Summers has received
- appointment as chairman Of Red
| Croos drive which win take place May
tie 18th. Marble il sure some proud
town and has reasons to be.