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Thursday. September ..
Mr. Fred Zug,ld.T and daughtsr,
Hazel Trembling. Mrs. =. J. Hurley
and daughter, Patsy. Of Gunnis0n;
Nj. and No 4. c. Fuller Of kansas
CITY cumprzcd party visiting over
the weekend They were domiciled
"a, the summer home OF the Zugelder's
1s.U.. the entrance to Cebolla canon.
They returned TO GunnisOn Monday
evening.
Canoeing down the Gunnison isn';
the easiest thing TO do, and outside Of
the noted explorers in the class with
the hoID brothers, few have attempted
H. But four GunnisOn boys accomp-
lIzhed the feat this week and aua
the real water heroes" Of the hour
They ieft GunnisOn Sunday morning
at nine o'clock to ride the waves, RI
ilcs and falls 20 SapInero. And thcy
did. The first canoe was the Hell
Diver" rowcd by Milton Zugeldcr,
Fred Zugcidcr Jr in his craft, h,
"WhiZz- Bangcr," was next: John ZI
geldpr, IN his canoe, River Bat" wa
the third Of the party. and Jay Mile
in ms canoe, tho "Nigger Baby" made
the fourth When the boys struck
shallow places in the nyeT, they stop
ped and filled their creels with trout,
They reached Cebolla Sunday evening
and after remaining over night at the
+. G. Zugclder home, left MONDAY
morning fui Sapincro, gliding down
the rapids and over the falls to a safe
landing place in less than two hour.
Miss Gladys Walker, who was cal
led to Gunnison Sunday by the Hines
Of her mother, returned to Cebolla
Wednesday 10 remain the rest of the
month.
Two towns in one night was the re
cord made by J. S. Fitzpatrick Of
Montrose and G. ". McDermott Of
SapInero They left Sapinero TUESDAY
night with stock. went TO Cebolla, re-
maincd until the stock extra at n m.
carried them back TO Sapinero They
transacted business there and caught
an early morning freight back to Ceb-
ola, arriving in time for breakfas,
MIR. and Mrs K. K. Gowdy of Mont
rose, accompanied by Miss Marie
Green of Tarkie, passed several days
at Cebolla this week.
T. NJ. Duncan and family of Victor
who have been passing the last two
weeks motoring and camping through
the Gunnison district, made an over
night stop at the hotel this week
( palus Carpcner Of Tonopah. New
ada, Fred Carpenter of Cedaredgc. and
Vim. Robertson OF Wilmington. Del,
returned TO Cebolla Thursday morning
+ from ten days camping trip TO Mt.
Badly and other mountain peaks in
that vicinity.
In honor Of Mr.. and NJ. Staniforth
of GAINESVILLE, Texas. a picnic and fish
( fry was held on the banks Of the river
/ Saturday, just above the hotel Mr.
and Mrs. Staniforth have been fishing
/ guests on the Gunnison for p years
and have always made Sebolla their
F headquarters. Accompanied By their
little grandson, Benjamin Thompson
Jr., they left the first of the week for
Mesa Verde park after which they
will return home
from Kansas City, where he went with
4 load of stock.
/ J J. Carpenter is passing the week
end at Waunita Hot Springs, endeav-
oring to get rid of an attack of rheu-
I matiSm.
/ Twenty guests at the hotel gave a
/ surprise party in the club house last
Friday night in honor of the birthday
anniversary of W. A. Scott. of Denver,
! who has been at Cebolla the past two
months. The time was spent infor-
mally, Mr.. Scott and Mrs. Earl Car
/ penter contributing piano numbers.
| At the close of the evening a large
birthday cake was brought in which
was enjoyed by the guests, each Of
whom made wish for the guest of
| honor.