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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-24
Red Gross Chapter Makes Holds Enter
tainmen Farming ton SIX owhegan High School Basket
ball Game Ends in Tie. lSls-Mens Community Club En-
ertans Friends-LOcals

ron4 H=re guests cf NJ. and Mrs FRED
Priest OYER sunday. The occasion was
u celebration Q: III. ard Nss. Bart
let's :5ta wedding anniversary
Leighton g, Tracey. remte. OF the
-ln.o- c.aSs Q: Ba:es col!ese. has seen
elected class orator. tor the 4: day
exercises. DIN B Tracey. a r.emter OF
ne committee On Ivy day exercises. has
been chosen sec-=ta-. % the board o;
editors OF The Bites Student.
The members 0: tie Mems Community
Cllo entertained their LADY friends in
a roEa! manner o. Friday evening. TIE
affair opened with an oyster supper :.
81, prepared ana serTed b. the men
q the class. After the supper the
company adjourned 70 the auditorium
where a Pleasing iIterar: ard musical
program vas carried OF. Mckinney
orchestra furnished music and Ha-ve:
White and Fred Rayner gave two 20.
"A. so,os. There we're vocal diets oy
Fred Rayaer ard Harvey White and
Fed Rayae- and Alfred chubouca Az.
other Leasing vocal number was a
quartet composed OF Arthur P.un,nle.
William Piummer. John jenkins and
r. DerbEsilire q Madison. Mrs Pn:lo
Steward was the accompanied.
The priac.pa, entertainer 0: the eve.
Hihg Was Colby college student. Ee;,
Leonard, who gave collection ;!
pleasing selections. Among them were
several var poems. There vas a large
attendance and al pronounced the al.
talr Success. The committee having
II N charge was composed o. George
looeE. PAilo Steward. Leon William
Fred iio-nc, Alfred Chubbuck. while
Louis Dow vas tire chairman OF tn.
entertainment, committee.
TIE food and apron sale given q,
>atur1ay under the auspices Of the 50.
tia! committee Of he First Ban,,e,
cnurch was great success tie No,
pf"h' vas about 81 and this will Be
turned over to the church fund.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-24
Life Insurance BuS;-
ness in Our State

Insurance Commissioner G.,
Walden Smith, in his report of the
business done for the year 1918 in
Maine by the life insurance COM
pan;es makes the interesting state
ment that despite the strained con-
ditions and the many drives of one
kind or another that were put across
during that year that there was an
increase of new life insurance writ
ten of $2.5s3.1S0.S2; that the total
new insurance thus paid for reached
the gigantic figures Of $2s.3S6.39
1t is also interesting. said Com
Missioner Smith. to note the wonder
II amount OF business in force in
mis- State as compared with many
other of our sister commemorative.
where very much larger amounts it
would seemingly be reasonable to
expect would quite outdistance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-24
STATE HOUSE
Meeting . II A. NJ Tuesday, Is
Next Council Meeting

saturday W. - a.: ~ almost @h-
soiu.e Guiet about Maine Cap
.cl. duo 20 two f2c.> Tho LeSisla-
'Irc had adjourned for The week
I'd recess, lasting until % O'Clock
Tuesday morning ,4ad it was the an
n4,ersary II Washln-tcn'o birth and
a legal holiday ;, few members II
he Legislature. unosc homes are so
far distant that they rcna!a n Inc
Capital City over the recess. were
about the building. attending to their
mail and chatting, TIE necessary
number cf employees were attend
,ns to their duties and officials Of
the State School Department had a
teachers examination in the Senate
chamber.
The week Just passed vas the
busiest Of the .:gh: weeks Of the
presen, session. Tne Governor sub
7ni,ted the Budget estimates. Is re-
CURED by law. accompanying 1t VIII!
n message personally delivered IN
ja.nt convention, concernInS the es-
Inmates and mailing certain recon-
rnendat!ons which tire situation
.eems to call for. Committee near
ngs have been held daily and wee
.argely attended. with many impcT-
.ant matters considered.
A letup Il now noticed II ne vol
ume Of new business introduced, yet
almost every day has seen some m
portart matter brought up for con-
zideration Among them were the
order presented by Pep. Baxter Of
Portland. submitting to the supreme
court justices Ave questions relating
70 the water powers Of Maine; also
& bill providing for the standardiza =
on of anthracite coal sold IN The
state Of Maine ard providing pen
'. ~ for retailers who shall sell coal
II an inferior grade.
Committee hearings galore arc ad-
yertlsed for the corning week anu
With the House and Senate calen-
da,s assuming the size Of nor
ma! session, the week promises 70
be the busiest yet. Rumors concern
ing adjournment continue TO set that
date anywhere from March - to p.
hut nothing certain can be SAID
about that growing-in-importa
question 1t Is safe TO believe that
.he business will all be settled and
then adjournment will follow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-24
II A. NJ. Tuesday. Feb. Is

Naint. Act as i matter o. fa1t, the
total amount o. policies in f1-ce in
the state o: Maine jan i. I3I. wa
si:-,t5s 96J.5.- Another Interesting
feature Of the report shows that the
total amount OF premiums PAID by
the man and women Df Maine fog life
insure nee protection reached the
snug sum Of ss.3t5.3ls.53 and the
total amount Of losses paid for the
same period, that *, for 1918. 1880
a5l.G@. The preliminary report thus
referred 10 is compiled from ad-
vanced reports and suhjocc to cor
rections b. the insurance depart
nent5 when the statements are
audited. the intent being 20 show the
Maine business Of life insuran NC
cornpani.s Pr the year cnIiny Dec.
81, 1915
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-24

Spinale, Boston. Mass: Walter Doc
Ian. Jr.. New Haven. Conn; Roy '.
Mcclure. Colrair, Mass: PHILLIP
~. GOLIATH. GARDINER. Me-;
Clarence 4. :avanWay Wakefield,
Vt: Nicholas McGraham. Lonsdale.
r. r.; Nathan A. Morrill, s;iarksboro,
Vt: Truman L. Nuttins, HyGc
Park. VI; Wesley smith. South
bury, Conn: WESLEY L. SMITH,
BANGOR. RE; Mason ". Spofford.
Ealdwinsviile. Mass; WILLIAM A.
WALLACE. RUMFoRD. ME-: Lewis
H. Warner, Jr.. West Haven. Conn:
HarIand A. WHEELER Wilmot, \. Il.
Franklin Anthony. Springfield
Mass; David W Horton. Providence.
r. T.: William P. McHahon. East
Albany, Vt: Albert NORM. Fall flv-
er. Mass: Leonard Russo. Bridge
port Conf. John Smith, Lynn.
Macs: James T. Sullivan. Lowell.
Mass; Paul Sullivan, Lowell. Mass:
Adelard j. Thouette, Providence. +.
l.: John Ctrisky. Boston, Mass. :
Frederick Vogt, New Bedford. Mass, :;
Leonard H. Fletcher. Leomnster,
Mass: Karol Nicdzwecai. Ansonia.
Conn; Charles ]. O'Brien. HAYDEN
vile. Mass: Richard J. O'Brien.
Lawrence. Mass; George Ravinn.
Springfield. Mass: RALPH STUN :
sAUGH. JEWETT, ME-; Victor Thi
bcanlt. Manchester. \. II; Theron
A.. Tower. TunbridSe. Vt; Charles
NJ. Van Overstraeten. Hartford.
Conn: PERLEY S. CHAMPION.
PORTER, ME-: Edward Enos. Prov
incetown. Mass: Edward 4. Gearin.
Worcester. Mass: Martin Hanley.
Providence. r. L.: MEOO1iUS MAR
cEs, LEWISTON, Me-: Archie c.
Merchant. North Uxbridge. Mass:
John u Nulvey. Providence. r. L.:
Herbert W. Nelson. Providence. +.
j.; LOREN P. osGooD. BANGOR.
ME-; Walter II. L. Quandt. East Bos-
ton. Mass: James r. Cheetham.
Providence, r. l.. Eugene Cour-
noyer. Anthony. p. l.: Eincenzo
Dsrrico. New Haven. Conn; Paul j.
Reagan. Fall River. Mass: George
J. Seeski. Tauton. Mass; Charles h.
Szawlis. Brighton, Mass: Alexander
Zambryeyski. Worcester. Mass: VIII
liam j. Sturat. New Haven. Conn;
Hugh ]. Cooke. Norwalk. Conn: Wal
ter F. Gilligan. West Springfield.
Mass: Henry +. Graf. Worcester.
Mass: Fred G. Madison. Bennington.
VT: Michael e. Moran. Somers-
worth. y. H.: John j. O'Shea. Hyde
Park. Mass; George L. Burnett, Erv-
ing. Mass; Harry ]. Condor. Ded-
ham. Mass. George Delegeorge. Fall
River Mass: John V. Laurigan, Paw
tucket. r. l.: Owen ]. McGoff, Hard
wick. VT: George L. Norton. Hudson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-24

Father Johns Medicine IS physicians
prescription.
Prescribed for the Rev. Father John
OB-ien. Of Lowell, Mass. 81 eminent
specials: il 1855.
Father John recommended this prescription
10 his parishione!s and friends ard II this
way il became known as Father Johns Med
icine.
This story Is true and We guarantee 10 give
'25,91e.y1 % any charitable institution. i
shown otherwise.
Fa.he- Johns Medicine s recommended to-
coughs. colds. and threat troubles. and 20
make mesh and strength. Does no. contain
dangerous drugs c. Narcotics N any form.
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-24

case Will b assigned for further
hearing if the petitionc! or either Of
the remonstran;s 50 requests. and
hna, disposition OF 1t will Dc made
according 10 the facts a. they are
then shown TO exist II neither
party makes such request before
Sept. !, 1919. the commission will
make such order. On lis own motion,
or after further hearing ordered by
II. as the premises warrant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-24
Teachers Examination.

An examination was held hy the
state School Department on Satur-
Gay and lasting all day. in the Sen
ate chamber for teachers State
certificates. Nine candidates ap-
reared. The examinations lasted un-
III o'clock in the afternoon. Miss
Bernice E. Bates Of the department
was IN charge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-24
Automobile Registration

The total receipts up to the close Of
business last week in the Maine auto
mobile bureau. department oe state.
were s49.ofi.5h. The tota! for the cor
responding period OF 1918 were s,c.ss
which tells the story Of the activity
today Of this year around that bureau
The comparison Of the business given
IN the following tables is interesting:
REGISTRATIONS AND LICENSES TO
FER - sos;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-24
CASUALTIES TOTAL 1872
Is MAINE MEN

The following casualties are re-
ported BY the Commanding General
o. tne American Expeditionary Fore
es:
Died Of accident and other cause.
81; died of disease. 12I; wounded SO.
vereiy, al; wounded. degree undeter-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-24
OLD FASHIONED FAMILY REMEDY
FOR COLDS AND BODY BUILDING
Father Johns Medicine Builds Up the
Body Without Use Of Dangerous
Drugs or Alcohol. \ Doctors Pre-
scription. Heals Throat and Lungs.

Absolute Truth of This Story At
tested BY Guarantee to Give s25.O0O.O0
to Any Charitable Institution if
Shown Otherwise.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-24

Mass: Vito Sauri1c. P-o.7i1",'.
T.. Forrest Wash5--- IS A1'
Center. Conn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-24
CORRECTIONS

Ccnte-. Germ.
CORRECTIONS
Wounded. Degree I-os" ~.
Previously Reported h.s-s
Action
Private Joseph Crocco M '.i'''-
Conn
Died Of Disease. Prev,o-s'y ss''c''
Died Of WOUNDS
Corr. William T. D-.e-.! L.
Milton. Mass.
Wounded. Degrees C-os:s- = :,
Previously Reoo-ted Dies % "'-'''
Lieut.. Chester Il. Elem. -Ga''''
Junction. Mass
Killed in Action. Prev cus'y Fear"
Missing in Ao,'on
S.rs,. Nose T-H.s. l .,.
Mass: Private FRANK T. coN's"
GuiLFORO. ME.
Wounded Slightly. Prsv ou5F "
ported MISSING IN ae'
Sergt. William L. po! e il $50
Mass.
Wounded. Degree Unde:cr~'r', ;,
viousIy Reported Miss'7z ~
Privates John Git. Cl,S',+2 - -.
John Lewis. Haverh!iL MS. ~,
J. Manning, Lowell. Ms. :
Struck. New Haven. Com. -
Fegreus. Worcester. Mas I -.
F. Johnson. New MiiEcra
Pasauale Prccopia, Boston Nc
Returned to Duty. Pre'olsE
/. ported Missing il Acton
Privates Charles J. Andersen. = ,,,.s..
idence. r. l.: George NJ --.
Northampton. Mass: L'2
Att!eboro, Mass; Ear =. ~.
bingham. Mass; Fredec:-N =
way. Charlestown. Mass.
Died Of Wounds, Previously
Killed in Acton
Corp Edwin J. Barnes, "e-' "
en-. Conn.
Died Of Airpiare Zee dent
Iy Reported Missing N Ae'''
Lieut.. Ivan A. Roberts, 49,
Mass. 4.
Died, Previously R.oorteo F"
Action
Private Harry Fast. Ne"
Conn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-24

Total receipts to Feb 9. 1915 Sc.
total to Feb .. 1919. sl4eos459.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-24

'RAT1ONS AND LICENSES tt
FEB. g. 1919.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-03-28
o o 90 o o o o o o % o oo(
o RAILROAD ITEMS
o o. n o o o o o o 90 900
News Champion Correspondent,


Wednesday, March 26, 1919.
o. ]. Billings is laying off a few
days.
Car Oiler VIM. Ruck has returned
TO work.
Firemen Beauvais, Doyle and Haley
are on extra board.
c. L. Braswell is firing ouray pas
senger run for Engineer kroll.
J. E. Berryhill is firing Crested
Butte run for Engineer Lathrop.
Fireman c. A. Nelson is on the sick
list, also Fireman S. T. Billings.
]. S. Edwards is firing C. & S.
branch run for Engineer Hazelhurst.
Engineer NJ. ]. Foxgruber is on the
Crested Butte switch engine again af-
ter spending week visiting in Dem
yer.
Car Foreman ]. A. Reid is able to
be at work again after spell of sick
ness.
Joe Gazzoli took his son to Salida
hospital "Wednesday on account of ap-
pendicitis.
E. B. Smith of Crested Butte who
has been to Oklahoma on a vacation
is expected back this week.
U. G. Lawrence is of on account of
sickness and F. P. Gingrich is work
ing IN his place in round house.
Boiler Washer Herman Hayden has
returned to work after being Of about
two weeks on account of sickness.
Car Repairers w. C. Curry and VAL
entine April are at work again and
Martin Osborn will be at work in .
few days
Engine Watehman L. ]. Smith Is
of on account Of sickness IN family
and Earl Wayburton il watching en-
gines in his place.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-03-28
o o o O o o o OOO OOOO O
o DOYLEvILLE 3
D o o o o 600 600 3
News Champion Correspondence:

Wednesday, March 26, 1919.
H. w. Mcdonald is out at Canon
City for couple of weeks.
Mrs. w. A. Prosser was called to
Montrose Tuesday on ditch business.
Commissioner c. L. Mcdonald was
a Gunnison passenger during the
week.
Mrs. Frank Wright spent few
days visiting with Mrs. Ella Slate the
past week.
Roads are nearly all bare now. Blu,
muddy. We understand it is possible
to get to Gunnison with car.
Friday morning, A. f. Marlat,
boarded the train for Montrose Ditch
business took him to the fruit town
Several cars of hay We're loaded this
week at Doyleville and Bonita. Most
of this hay is going to San Luis val,
ley.
Fred Mcdonald stopped off here 70,
few hours last week and bought q
few cars of hogs to be shipped east
Fred was on his way to Gunnisor
from Sugar City, Kansas.
VIM. Knapp loaded two cars with
household goods and work stock Mon.
day at Crookston and is on his way to
his new home at Littleton. Sorry tc
see Bill leave the neighborhood.
G. A. DesCombes is feeding a hun.
drcd head of beef cattle on his Razo,
creek ranch which he expects to shir
the last of April. This stuff has done
fine and Mr.. DesCombes will make
good money on the hay he has feed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-03-28
600 600 600 90 90 o
o lola q
o 600 5000 90 o
Ncws- Champion Correspondence.


Wednesday. March 20, 1919.
Frank Bopp came IN Friday. He is
staying at the hotel
Charles Dent went 10 Gunnlson last
Sunday on the train.
Mis- Mar NJ Hughes Of the State
Normal Wa a visitor IN lola Tuesday.
Miss Cecil Tachop went to Gunni-
on Saturday rrturning Sunday. Miss
Ruth Ward came down with her.
Phillip Rciss has been busy the last
frw days Inspecting cattle. He be
ing appointed Inspector for this dis
tr1ct.
4. Halncs passed thru lola on his
way to Spencer Friday. where nc will
finish John Sewers contract on the
Headlight mine.
Joe Ehrct went to Gunn!son Tues
day for dynamite. They arr expect
ing tn" ice to jam against the
bridge.
Mrs. Trayarthcn returned to her
home in GunniEon SUNDAY after a few
weeks visit with her grand daughter,
Miss Mildred Stevens,
Mrs. Joe Smith went 70 Gunnison
Friday 20 nurse her thurc daughters
who are Ill with the Flu there. l.awr-
cncc Smith came down to help at the
saw mill while his mother is in Gun
nison.
Cal Whitney and family came in
from Montrose Thursday. They have
rented the Hollcnbeck cabin where
they will stay till the snow has melt
cd, 50 that they can 20 to their ranch
at Spencer. Mr.. Whitney expects TO
run several thousand sheep on that
range this summer.
Earl Carpenter made trip to Gun
nison the latter part of last week, UP
from his home at Cebolla.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-03-28
o o o o o o o o o D o o o
CIMARRON
o 600 90 o 90
lpiOn SOFesponGencs

Wednesday, March 26, 1919.
Jacob Mauer went TO Montrose on
Monday.
Supervisor Tibson was on an off
cial visit here Sunday.
VIII IoPless was an out going pas
senR"r on Sunday. Montrose bound.
Mrs. Chas. Berry and young son ar
rived home from Montrose on Sun
day.
[ ChaS Heard went to Montrose on
Z Sunday and returned home on Mon
day.
7 Robert CulIing went to Montrose on
Wednesday TO look after business at
/ the county seat.
I Joe Lines drove a bunch Of horses
/ over C"rrO first Of last week He re
ports the snow up there terrible.
. Tho local people going to Montrose
on Fridays belated train was s.
Schildt and Thomas ". Topliss.
Mr.. /. V. Cook visited the Atwood
. Richardson family several days and
returned 10 Olathe on Monday on 3i5.
The roads are extremely bad and
ranchmen are having a good deal of
! Inconvenience on account of mud and
! ice.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lipes and
brother, Wayne Lipes returned Sat
urday morning TO their home in Mont
rose.
Z Ed. O'Connor went TO Denver on
Saturday where he is employed as a
plumber. He expects TO return in
June.
I Supt. Wilcox and Chief Clerk Cofer
were passengers on 3l5 on Monday.
being out for the purpose Of inspect
I ing the road
Mrs. 7. ". Hogan visited her friend
Mrs. G. o. Rusk recently on her way
10 Grand Junction to visit her daugh-
ter. She returned Tuesday.
Sheriff Gill of Montrose was Fri
, day visitor here TO be witness for
court next week. He returned home on
the belated train at 1890 Saturday
morning.
J. W. Page and son, Van. returned
TO Montrose on Monday. They drove
q bunch Of horses and cattle across
earl y last week to the big ranch on
Little river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lipes and
brother came over from Riverside on
Thursday for a visit with relatives.
They. leave for their home in Wash
lngton on Monday.
The social dance on Friday at Cim-
arron hotel was well attended and a
fine time was enjoyed. A sumptuous
luncheon was served at mid-nigh BY
hostess, Mrs. Jennings.
Asst. Supt. J. Lynch and Roadmas-
ter Harlon spent Friday night here,
coming in on passenger train at mid
night. They took work train into
canon early Saturday to clear away
/ the slides.
Inspector McCune and wife were
visitors at the Black Canon hotel Sat
urday and Sunday. Mr.. McCune was
checking up the books and Mrs. Nc
Cune visiting friends and Mgr. Fitz
Monte and wife.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-03-28
10000 5000 10000 900
o BOGAN'S CAMP and ALMONT o
o o
OO OOO 5000 90 o
Ncws Champion C0rrc8ponlrnc".

N""5- I hampton oifr5p 5pohb'NC".
F..a. March Il. 1919.
Mr. Me-. NaTGU3 .. .'.' N -I" r
w.ln 'ha ,h,uwatl.Gr
IIarg Williams r.,.a'.. mai "a
tup 90 truuu..ou af'.r la..
Supt. Frank H0h".-,l a,n, thru
camp thus wr,k on h- .A} from Can
nI-on TO tho big min. up Spring crock
The t'au7t"r- au. hAs.ug quit" a
tlmr 90 find 4 dry stable IN camp r.
th..r h0r-.z a. Tho. mountain sr"I.
agr of snow hA- about filled their
Inrna with "a,"r.
Mr.. v. f. Grnth ha- opened lit
tie candy, cyll and tobacco stor" IN
cDunc,' IN with her boarding hOuso
Sh.. Is able to be- up and around again
after h.r sick -palI
Mr.. T. +. Adrian has received wor6
tha, her son. Rruc", in GunnlsOn, Is
recovering from thr Flu. and tina, h"i
mother who was reported dang,~D .Ir-
j. 30 Iu California. I- also doing nj ely
roa. Mr-. Aduan herself j.. i'll with
heart trouble,
Smith Whipp has moved his horses
to Gunnlson to work on the county
road Whip has a snap. He come.
in and hauls on the Doctor; laVls
when the roads are good, and whcr
they get bad it is good bye until they
got good again, bu, tn" rest OF the
poor tcamstcrs can not do that; they
have to stay and smile
Abe and A G.. Darlclson made thcu
last trip from the mine yesterday
Ab" VII go to Texas creek and A. 4
to Ohio City, where he is int"ro ,t"d
in the timber business. The roads b.
tween Almont and the mine hav,
broken up 50 there will not be ar
hauling for couple OF weeks, whcr
the men will 90 on wagons again.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-03-28
o o o o o o o o o. o o o o o o
% SALIDA q
o o o o o o o ooo O O O 90 o
Ee~s-Champion Correspondence.

Salida, Friday. March 25, 1919
Miss Alta and Loretta Crylie spent
Sunday in Saguache with their grand
mother, Mrs y. c. Parlin- This being
their grandmother's seyenty-third
birthday the girls helped her celebrate
George kurtz has been On the sick
list the past week but is able 10 work
again. His brother John kurtz is in
Germany with the forty-seeond div
ision Rainbow" He has just rscoy-
cred from the influenza. Like many
others he is anNiously waiting for or
ders 20 come home.
Lawrence Burns formerly Of Par
lin enlisted in April, 1916. in the avia-
ton corps and j. now stationed IN
Virginia, and AZ present is instructor
on the largest airplane that the Uni
ted States has built.
MrS. Rose Chestnut formerly of Pit
kin has just recovered from an opera
ton and Is visiting in Kansas City.
No. for 4 month
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-03-28
10000 Oooo 600 90
o PowDERHORN O
o q
Oo OOOO 600 600 O
Ncws-Champiop Correspondcnce

Wednesday, March %. 1919
The Red Cross Chapter met with
Mr.. ;. y. Nichols Saturday.
Oscar Dunn, Harry Dunn and wife
w"r" Sunday visitors from the Lake
Fork
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Nichols Of lola
spent Monday and Tuesday at the
Frank Dunn home.
Chas Mondcnhal who is hauling at
the Headlight mine, went back 70
Spencer Tuesday with a wagon.
Pet" Pacheco has been taking a Iigh,
wagon a. far a. the milk ranch since
Monday and then transferring to a
sleigh.
Hugh Foster went 70 lola Sunday
wh"rr he and Phi Rr!ss wiIl count
the cattle which arr to be turned out
on the Cochctopa Forest Reserve.
Later, the boys will count the cat
Tie here.
Jess Philips, jack Ferp, son. Ralph
Wilson. and Len HOPPER were down
from IN" upper CcboIla Saturday
whcr" Mr. Phelps is getting out logs
fOr his sawmill.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-03-28
90 ooo ooo o 90 o 600 O
o PARLIN o
o o o o 90 900 O 600 o
,ews-Champion Correspondence.

champion Correspondence
Wednesday. March 25. 1913.
Eern Brown Was a Gunnison visi-
tor Monday.
Frank Collard and Juan Quintana
were business visitors to Gunnison
"wednesday.
Ben McDoroUgh came up from Gun
nis0n Saturday after an absence OF
several weeks
Harry Douglas came down from
Crested Butte Sunday and Is stopping
al the Frank Vadcr ranch.
John Evans and Ear Mcdowell
came down from DOyIeyiIlc Tuesday.
and are putting m 4 new county
bridge here a; Parlin-
Juan Quintana has sold his ranch
TO Frank COllard Mr.. Collari ex-
poets TO move IN about the 18th Of
April Juan has not yet decided on
his future plans, but thinks ne may
buy and settle on some other ranch
IN the county.