Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-12
Twenty Years Aso
Gunnison, Septeml

Dear Friend. Nary
Just to let you know that I didn.
get run over by the dog and pony
show that was here last week. II was
real good. and big crowd of out-cf-
town folks were there. I saw several
you know.
May Miller is home from Grand
Junction. where she has been for
some time. You ought to see how de-
lighted one young man looks.
Miss Tenie Schmitx didn't intend to
miss the show, so returned from Pit
kin and brought Miss Pearl McWilli-
ans with her.
James Henry, of Waunita, and Miss
Julia Reed, the postmistress Of Spen-
Ger, were also in town during the week.
There were two weddings here this
week, but ! was not invited. One Of
them was that of Mr.. Clarence Os-
valid and Miss Minnie Riley. They
will live in Salida.
J. w. Dale's brother-in-law, Oscar
Edgar, and Miss Lillian Wayman, of
Delta were married q few days ago.
They will live in Spencer.
The lady next door and l went to
the big party given by Mrs Sprigg
Shackleford and daughters, Misses
Mamie and Cara.
Charley Biebel decided that he had
quite enough of running n newspaper.
SO came home from Pitkin yesterday.
He has been in charge of the Miner.
Mrs. w. H. Endner left this morning
for Grand Junction, where the family
will live for while. Harry was on
his way to Salt Lake City to attend
school. Howard says no Mormons
for him, and left for Fort Collins to
attend the Agricultural College.
The Methodist church here is to
have a new minister-R. r. Adams,
from Glenwood Springs. The present
pastor, Rev. Anderson, is to 10 to
Hotchkiss.
Speaking Of Glenwood Springs re-
minds me that there is another fami-
ly from there moving down to Gunni-
son this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Gallagher. He is the new section
foreman here on the Rio Grande.
Guy Palmer has a new Job, good for
n week Mt least. He is taking care Of
the cigar store Of L. WeinberRcr,
while TINT gentleman and q friend are
away on . fishing trip on Texas creek.
Old Doc Stork is still on the job. A
little baby girl arrived this week for
the +. NJ. Collins home, and one
was left with the family Of Henry
Dahl, at Baldwin.
The wild raspberries must be plenti-
fol up your way now. c. A. Green
was out that way after some last week
but had his shoulder dislocated when
his wagon upset.
Jnck was down town the other night
and someone. was telling him about
the Republican club just organized at
Crested Butte. Geo. w. Thompson is
chairman and Frank f. Songer, secre-
tary. A committee was formed to
draft a set Of bylaws. Those in the
are W. v. Van Ostern, J.
8. Olney, John B. Shaw and Homer T.
Engel.
Jack says he met Dan Lehan and e.
f. Turner this afternoon. They were
in from the Hidden Treasures mine.
Say things look good for them. Dan
expects to move in the millionaire set
some day hence, and sport billed shirt
every day.
Mrs. D. E. Goodenough had to take
her little boy to the hospital in Salida.
Monday was Labor Day, but there
wasn't even dog fight to celebrate it.
Everybody just "labored" all day as
usual.
Last Sunday the Denver Post had
the Maids of Honor's photographs in
the paper. Our Maid Of Honor, Rena
Hurley, was there. The editor Of
the Post-Mr. Bonfils and several
friends from Denver, have been at
the resort at Cebolla for the past
week, fishing. He says he had big
time. think he ought to give Gunni-
SON county q Wig send-off.
Mrs. w. W. Mckee and little baby
girl are out at his fathers ranch, on
Ohio creek this week, for a visit.
Miss Mabel Northway is to teach at
lola this winter.
must start supper now, 50 good by
for this time.
As ever, AGNES.