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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
SUFFRAGE LEADER GETS
BIG OVATION IN GOTHAM
Governor Smith Praises Mrs. Carrie
G. Cats VictOry-I5and Escorts
Her to Hotel.
tny Associated rrcxs. ]

NEW YORK. August 27.-Sevcral
hundred women prominent in the
New York suffrage movement. joined
in demonstration here today in
honor OF their national leader. Mrs.
Carrie Chapman Gait. VINO arrived
mere from Nashville. the scene of her
recent successful fight to secure rati-
hcation by the thirty-siXth State.
Governor Alfred l.. Smith Of New
York. spoke AN official welcome. while
II committee OF the sufTraSists. dis
playing the suffrage colors. waited to
cscort Mrs. Gait to her hotel, where
u reception awaited her
processio headed By detail Of
police and brass band was formed
and Mrs. Gait was escorted through
the streets TO her hotel by her lieu
tenants In the suffrage hight and 4
great crowd OF spectators.
Among those who marched were
Mrs. Harry Taylor Upton. vicc-c chair
man of the executive committee Of
the Republican National Committee
VINO aided Mrs. Gait in her Nashville
work: Miss chari Williams. who oc-
cupies q similar position in the Dem
ocrhtic campaign committee: Mrs
Mary Grctt Hay. Mrs. V. Everett MACY
ana Ms. VIII II. Hays. wife of the
Rcpub!ican campaign leader.
Two veterans who have survived
many campaigns OF the suffrage fight
were In line. They were Mrs. Edith
Hastings. 50 years old. OF stanford
Conn. and Mrs. j. l.. Atwatcr, aged
30. %. New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
Better Fruits in
Retail Markets
Poultry n, Good Saxpply.
Vegetable Stands
Attractive.

The retail markets have suffered
some By the renewed howers-tha,
Is. the fruit and vegetable ends oil
them have. However. all or the de-
partmcnts viii be found well sup,
piled this morning with the good
things the housewives Will have 10
have for the big Sunday dinners.
the poultry market is well sup
Piled with chickens. the dressed birds
going at 81 to 60 cents per pound
dressed hens. 80 TO i5 cents. Eggs
are not 50 plentiful and are going;
at 60 cents per dozen.
The fish market is well supplied
with splendid fish caught in Virginia
waters. Peeled schrimp is the only
strictly new thing. and 1t is fine. zoo
Ing at GO cents per pound.
In the vegetable stalls the house
wives viii ind numerous articles
marked down from last weeks prices
They VIII also find the fruit stands
Ic,ter supplied than they have been
Nothing new. hut tho quality of scv-
crai articles much improved. They
VIII. however. lind but little. II any
Weakening in fruit prices.
There are no changes in the meat
markets. and not likely to be foi
some time to come.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28

ITO look ut mo Today no one would
ever take me TO be the same person
/ was before ! began to take Taniac.
II has simply done wonders for ne.
and want everybody to know about
This medicine" said Francis Wcirath.
foreman OF large department of the
Goodrich Rubber Company plant at
Akron, Ohio. Mr.. weirath resides at
2i0 West state Street. that city.
II was in an awfully bad state of
health for fourteen years, and during
the past ten years l got to the point
where life was a burden. i suffered
terribly with indigestion and dys-
pcnsia. ] never had any appetite.
and all I could cat for breakfast was
soft boiled egg and a little milk.
! would get SO nervous and miserable
that many night 1 never slept a
wink. and when nothing would bring
me any relief I had just about come
to the conclusion my case was hopo-
less.
IL haven't taken but three bottles
of Tanlac. but / feel better than L
have felt for twelve years. I've
gained fourteen pounds in weight,
and am getting heavier and stronger
every day. 1 mover have indigesti ion
any moro, my appetite is splendid,
and cat just anything and every
thing l want. 1 sleep sound every
night, and all that tired, worn-out
feeling is gone. In fact, am n we'll
man in every way.
"1hc men at the plant all tell me
am looking, fine these days and get
ting fat. They all want to know
what am doing to myself, and it's
always pleasure for me to tell them
about Tanlac-"
Tanlao Ia sold in Rich1eond by
Grant Drug Co, Tragic Drug Co-and
c. w. Eaton-Adv.
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c. & 0. ENGINEER HAS
TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE
G. Il. Harry, OF Ironton, Ohio,
Able to Return to Work.

c. r. Harry. OF 400 North Fourth
Street. lronton. Ohio, is back on the
job again. feels fine and hasn't missed
Il days work since he began taking
The Reese Formula R-1l.
In q statement Mr.. Harry says: 81
have suffered for years with stomach
trouble. my liver and kidneys were
also affected and. until / began TAX
inT The Reese Formula R-1I, ] was
unable To work more than half the
time. despaired of ever being well
again. Eating was torture to me.
! was bilious. bloatcd, and couldn't
sleep; would get UP in the morning
tired, nervous. irritable and weak I
tried number of doctors and every
remedy ] knew Of. Al last The Reese
Formula R-11 was recommended to
me. l bought a bottle and after the
second day 1 began feeling better
and was able to return to work.
Il have taken two and a half bot
ties and don't believe ever felt bet
ter In my life. sleep well now and
get up in the morning refreshed and
vigorous. The trouble with my stom-
ach, liver and kidneys has all disap-
peared and 1 feel stronger in every
way.
MY work requires me to be M at
all hours of the day and night, and
naturally my meals arc Irregular. but
mat doesn't bother me now. / con-
slider The Reese Formula R-l1 the
best Stomach, Liver and Kidney rem
edy as well as a tonic and system
builder to be had at any price. Such
Mt least has been my experience.
II you wish further information,
write direct to our Medical Advisor,
Medical Department, The Reeoe For
mula Co. Huntington, w. Va.
The Reese Formula R-11 Is sold by
your druggist or by The Tragic Drug
Store, Broad Street. Richmond, va;
Morrison, the Drug Man. Of Peters
burg.-Adv.
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INDUSTRIAL CENSUS WILL
SHOW MATERIAL INCREASE
Every Manufacturer Who Did Busi.
meas OF 5000 or Over I'm 1910 Is
Listed by Federal Agents.

FOLLOWING announcement of Rich
mond numerical population. j. H.
collins. special government agent
VINO mas been in charge OF taking of
an industrial census in Richmond. Pc
tcrSburg and surrounding territory
announced yesterday that his work
was finished and that he had in hand
returns from every manufacturer in
or over in 1919
Superior officers OF the Census Ru-
Teau at Washington have forbidden
me announccment Of any facts or
figures In connection with the census
beyond the obvious fact that IL Will
show a decided Increase over that OF
1914. Tho Industrial census is taken
twice decade. but the current one
has been considerably delayed Sep
tcmhcr is tho closing date. but Rich
nond VIII have no dclinqunnts Pub
LEGATION OF tho reports Will be made
in the carly months OF 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
Scckn Missing iteIatiYcs.

Major Charles O. Savillc. clerk Of
Chanccry Court. is endcavorinG to To-
cate members Of the old Mullen fam
ily. who lived here many years ago.
The search is beinb made at the re-
quest OF Mrs. Wilmer Dale Mullen.
Of $50 West Ono Hundred and Tween
ty-Sccond Street, New York City a
widow. Mrs. Dale has written to the
court clerk, saying she IS unable 10
md any trace Of her missing rcla-
lives. Her father-in-la she writes.
Ginia and built the First P-csbv-
tcrian Church in IRichrnonrJ' His
namc was Irving Mullen. While tho
object OF the quest is not stated Ma
jor Savilic has undertaken the task
Of securing such Information as NAV
he obtainabie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
ADJUSTMENTS
.Enod Morning. Luirc

'Good Morning, judge
w hen Good Morning. Judge" opens
us forthcoming engagement at tho
strand on Monday and Tuesday nights
ioch! p!hygoers viii have opportunity
TO witness In ;nusical-comcdy form Il
farce that has made tho whole world
laugh. and has successfully withstood
me rIciss!tudcs OF the greater part Of
haf century without losing it's
drawing power in It's original form
food Morning. Judge" is Sir Arthur
w ing Fincro's famous farce The
Masistratc.' dressed up in the modern
ATTIRE OF musica! comedy. II is still
played AS Il farce wherever the Eng
!ish language is spoken. without the
cHangc OF a line or a situation. al
Though generations of actors have
FOUND in II vehicle for the dlspla y
oi their comedy genius. Even Sir
Herbert Beerbohm Tree did not hcsi.
tate 10 play In tho story OF the hypo-
critical old magistrate who Cheated
by taking a night off to do chc town
In THIS country. not only the lead ny
actors, but the majority OF amateur
organizations, have staged this IN
t"nsely human comedy classic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
Alicgc Use Of MnII. IN Dcf,,ra

Iohn Franklin, CO years old and A
veteran OF the travelling SHOW and
carnival business living at Ashland
was lodged in HcnriS, County jaI,
Yesterday afternoon in default OF bal
on a charge Of using the mails 10
dcfraud.
the arrest was made by Post office
Inspector Dixon. who charges in tho
warrant that Franklin forged the
name OF the rightful owner OF NOV
ing picture machine worth 500 TO an
possession OF tho machine. The order
was sent through tho mail The right
iul owner lives at Clifton ForgA Va.
Frankl!ns preliminary hearing i,
set for next Monday afternoon he
fore United States Commissioners
Flcgcnhcimcr
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.MnxtcrIy Innctivity.-

Subscriber. PctcrsburE.-Acc
70 Notes and Queries" September
u. 1889. tho phrase was used frst by
John =. Calhoun in a debate in the
Senate over the acquisition of Cuba,
IN which he said that Tho policy OF
the United States WAS mastery In
activity" The expression has been
attributed also to Sir James Macin-
tosh, who died in 1892. In this coun-
Try 1t became popular during the war
10 express the waiting policy OF some
or the generals. The idea is to be
FOUND In Levy's account OF how Quin-
tus Fab!us MaXimus. the Roman gen
eral. gained for himself the surname
of Cunctatar. the Dclaycr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES

hnIis l. George t3T.
Zoe y. TahtnS t23).
kuc Us Ilo!lan nd Lacy fc2).
'ia'Sa Stua-t Turin '2D.
Llnwood II. Justs f2ob.
hngriyn r. Alexander z.l
i.ouls X Wade (:lt
Finetta j. For! - >.
walter H. Gordon 80.
Hcnritti q. Fullinm go.
Wychlin Blair Childrey (2D.
KUN A!clinc Gale t25D.
uryan l. Nicholas f2s).
uc!cn Anderson (2D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
IN AND OUT OF town.

MISC Eta Johnson. who has been at n
girls cAfnp Ia Main" for the surilucr has
returned 10 her nom" on Park Avenue.
Little Miss Betty Booker Bown of Rich.
mona. Is the guest uf her great-grand-
ihthcr. Thomas 7. BOOKER. at winter
ham" Amelia County.
Hr9 Harry r.. Traylor and her son
klngE!"y rraylor. who have been Visiting
i.!AtlEcs IN I!chnond for several weeks
hat" returned 10 their home in Norfolk.
NJ. and Mrs. r. g. rclouxe and Henry
!. p"lnnEc. IL. are spondirg some time
at inc Green Park. blowing Rock. X. e.
Colonel and Mrs Fitshurh leo have rn-
turned "a WASHINGTON after spending sew
era! weeks motoring through Virginia.
Miss Margaret Walton has returned Ia
richmond. aftrr Catnrln: with a party o.
TRENDS IN Maine !"r tho past two months
Beyeny Cobb arrived here "Wednesday
ut V. ". !.
Miss May Macon Nichan1. who has
been visiting MSS Madge Drummond in
scriOln. has returned TO her home IN this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
Weeks Picture Shows
Offerings Mt Local Houaca
Al the IilucI,jrd.

The very entertaining variety pro-
gram shown AT, the Blucbird ycstcr-
day Will be the Offering again today.
William Duncan furnishes th-il.s m
the next TO the last chapter OF The
silent Avengcr." The final chapter
OF this marvellous serial vii, be
shown next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost amy
topic, excepting on legal md medical
subjects. nre nnHWercd free. An nil
Inquiries nrc answered directly by
personal letter. Helf-nddresscd
stamped envelope In required. Adj
drcHs The Time.-Dispatch Informa-
ton bureau. Klclfnond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
Movie Calendar

BtJOU-Chnrles Ray, In '1io-
mrr Comes Home"
Northumberland
IHROADNNAY-Is Turpfn, in
"Murried Life"
rSlS-II. II. Warmer. in "Onc
Hour before Dawn"
ODEON-LOuisc GInum. in "Sn-
hnra."
REH-"'rhc Vanishing Dagger
vIC1OR--TOm MfN, I'm "rhe
Heart of Texas Ryan,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
Latest I,ny Comcdy.

Charles RAJ. in a motion picture OF
small-town life, always promises an
evening OF delightful entertainment.
Homer Comes Home his latest Incc
vehicle. at the Bijou again today, Is
declared to be no exception.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
yictor'x Two Pictures.

TWO splendid pIcturcs mako up the
program at the Victor again today.
Tom Mix Is shown in THE Heart OF
Texas Ryan one OF his mos, thrill
ing and daring pictures. and King
5aEEot provides new sensations In
Face to Face" the thirteenth cpl
sodc os The Hawks Trail"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
Warner ut tho Isis.

BafiiinE and mysterious is the story.
One Hour Before Dawn which
brings III. B. Warner. the popular
Iaroritc. to the Isis Thcater today.
This Jesse ID. Hampton feature, dis
iribuied by Paihc. has been given
the able direction OF Henry King.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
Mnrrics BnI,imorc Girl

PULASKI. VA. August 2I-Nnnounce
meni - made OF the marriage OF Grace
Lee .Eradlcy OF baltimore" Harry
I L;anshton, Of ru,a sti ths wedding taxing
The Rev John Br!Egs of Tho !'ltth BaptIsi
church oMc!atinc. Mr.. ana Mrs I.aurhon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
Danville Woman Now
Ready to Cast Ballot

Especial to The Times Dispatch.I
DANVILLE. VA. August ~
MrH. Mary brockmnn Patterson. of
this city. today won the dIstInc-
ton or being the first DnnNiIIc
woman eligible to east n vote In
the coming presidential election.
she pnid her poll tax to John o..
Inyior, deputy city treasurer, this
evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
LonI.c GIanm. in .Snhnr,-

At the odcon again today. Louise
Glaum VIII be seen in beautiful
perturbation OF Sahara" II is onr
of the most EorEcously staged pro-
ductions shown here in 4 long time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28

a. j.. ". Richmond-Under prohi-
hilton law. we are not permitted to
Know ffG,pSs TOR n mak'ns wing YoT
vigilance is the price OF liberty"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28

TO be present a Jazz band will play
Tor the dancing. and refreshments will
he served.
Dance bt Yacht Club.
Among the affairs Of tho late sum
iner season was "A charming dinner
dance given recently at the Virginia
Yacht Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
: were:

The chapcron,s Of the evening were
Mrs y. Darron. Miss Virginia Stumpf. and
Ben Lnigcrs
COtr-ItOwman.
man, of 3l2 North Tenth Street. and
w: T.. Cole. also or Richmoad. was
celebrated 1T 4:30 O'Clock Thursday
afternoon Mt 21l3h Grove Avenue. the
home Of She officiating minister. Rev
Fred K. Chcnauit. Mr. and Mrs. Bow
man left at once for trip that will
include Baltimore. Philadelphia. New
YORK and Albany. where they expect
to spend several weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Bowman will make
their home In Richmond, at 3l2 North
Icnth street, on their return from
from the North
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-28
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
MAR, Cfre>f Sfafion
CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 e. Main Street Phone Randolph az
Norfohs &c Western nv.

Leave Broad Street station DaffS 50
sor Norfolk sos A. ~, 500 A. Me-
ss ::ssss a. H. s S:sS r A. y. a Fer 3 the
s9lk, li:is A. #. SIS Z. a. s:ss
r. NJ, 1850 r. 81. 3:s5 p. al. Tofiscx
$50 East Main street. Phons AaiEq
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-12-03
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'e~s-Champion Correspondence.

Sews-Champion Correspondence.
Saturday. Nov. p.
Tor Sebraska- Whether he has ye,
reached there OF not We have not yet
heard.
The Howard Soden family ate
] IhaHkEglFin dinner with the Ed and
Roy Leonard families At Doyieyille
Bill S0dsn has STARTED in his Ford
: ;. Waters arrived home Noyem-
bTr 18th from Kansas City, where he
shipped his cattle. Henry Spenst is
EtIll in Denver but is expected home
~ any time
Lewis Templeton went 70 the
hospital in Salida Thanksgiving night.
He has been troubled with 4 serious
gathering in his head and physicians
think he will have to have an opera
ton.
Mrs. Zed Scott was hostess to a
family dinner party Thanksgiving.
Her guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. S. S.
Waters and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
CaTnigee and Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.
Waters and Theodore Care.
NJ. Sanchez took his son Manuel,
who has been in the hospital in Pue-
bio, To the extreme southern part of
Ia Cruz, New Mexico. Manuel is no,
doing very well and il was feared that
too abrupt change of climate might
no: BE- good for him. Later he will go
20 some sea coast
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Champion Correspondenee.

News Champion Correspondsnee.
Tuesday, November 80.
Miss Nellie Steele Of Lake City,
visited at the Wilson home Thanks-
giving and remained for the dance
Friday night.
Mrs. C. NJ. Radeka returned Thanks
giving from a two weeks visit to her
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Andrews, on the Tomichi.
Pete Pacheco has sold out his mail
contract to Mrs. Cliff of lola. All the
valley folks are sorry to see Pete leave
rs, as he has been q very good and ef-
hcient contractor
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Simpson, Mr..
and Mrs. Corbin McNeill were in the
valley Sunday on their way to Gunni-
son from Cathedral. The Simpsons
are going to Boston, Mass. for .
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ferguson and Le-
90 and Oren Bowers were down to the
dnnce Friday night from Ca&hsdral.
Ths Rasse brothers furnished the
|mnnie for the dance Friday night They
voeo accompanied by HisoGo Emma
WriGht and Celia Smith:
NJ. and Mrs Earl Mullin ana little
dnnghter, Joe Ehret and Mr.. Tuttle Of
lo1a were among the quests q the
6nee Friday night.
4 ". Howard came down from
Hi Cathedral ranch for Thanks9iving
|visA hoane folks.
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Sews-champion Correspondence.

Sews-Champion Correspondence.
Sunday, November 2.
Mr., knight came into Marble last
week and then went on to Crystal to
look after his mining interests there
Hllfred Parry went down to Red
stone to spend his Thanksgiving with
ms son, Wilfred and wife, and will go
from there TO California.
Mrs. Thompson entertained at n
thanksgiving dinner at her home on
State street. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. ", ". Woods and Victor
Greenfield.
Mr.. Greenfield and Jack Floyd
killed a large black bear near Mt
Elmer fats last Monday. They traced
II about four miles and then lost il in
4 large hole. Mr.. Greenfield got down
on his hands and knees and looked in; /;
there was the bear not foot away
from his face looking back at him.
Scared wasn't in it. He was scared
stiff for ! while.
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News Champion Correspondence.

Ncws-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday. November 80.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Haymaker
spent the week end with Mrs. Hay
makers parents.
Bob Ahrens came down from his
ranch at Glacier last week 10 visit with
Bcrt Bardine.
Mrs. Belle Hartshorn and sister,
Mollic, left recently for an extended
visit with friends in Crested Butte.
Jess Stacey has received a very at
tractiye offer from the o. c. coal mine.
tie will probably leave in few days
10 take up his new duties.
Douglas Avery took his younger
brother and sisters to Gunnison, this
week where they Will remain for the
rest Of the winter to attend school.
Harry Vcrihuel has been busy With
his stump puller cleaning up land.
Harry says that you have to pay taxes
on all your land so you might as well
make il productive.
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News-C Champion Correspondence.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, November 80
We had big snow storm here last
week. Snow fell is inches in depth.
The mail still gets here by auto.
Mine Inspector Joe Watson was here
last week, leaving Sunday for Denver
The many friends of John Webb
were very sorry to hear of his death
which occurred last week at Erie, COL
orado. He formerly lived in Baldwin
several years and was superintendent
in Old Baldwin some 80 years ago. He
was very well liked and respected by
all who knew him. His friends and ac-
quaintances extend their heartfelt
sympathy to his widow and family.
Mr.. Webb died on Saturday and the
funeral was held Tuesday. He had
been sick several months. His home
had been at Erie, near Louisville since
he moved from here ten years ago to
take the superintendency of mine at
that point. His brother-in-law, Jos.
Watson, now state mine inspector for
the Compensation Insurance depart
ment was in Baldwin when the news
Of his death came, and left Sunday to
attend the funeral He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Jeannette Walsh, Of
Cunnison, a sister of Mrs. Mary Webb
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New N--Nhamplon CORES pondence-
Wedaezday. December /.
Mis- E.a Leonard, who l. teaching
near Gunnis0n, yEas home for Thanks
giving
BIi Mcdonald and wife motored 70
Gunni=On the 25th and took dinner
Ulth ellis folks.
-Four hay cars were set in n Doyle
Vile last week and a near not follow
cd. Il seems that three or four
ranchers EhD wanted 10 load hay
couldn't agree Who should load the
cars. We would suggest that the RIO
GTande set Iu NOR. caTs, or else the
not b. taken gIt Of the rioters
SesrraI Of our young people AZ
tended HI dance ~ Pitkln the evening
Of the 18th Yes sir. they had q good
time.
Ray S.ane and family took Thanks
giving dinner With the Klein family
al Parlin.
We have had some cold weather the
past 10 days but very little snow. the
ground h. barely covered. Some of the
boys are feeding stock but not heavily.
John Garrett and family who have
ben at the EgEiestOu ranch for a
year or more have returned to hissbu-
r.. Mr. CARROTS health has been
poorly for some time and il is hoped
the change will benefit her.
Miss Irene Wilson spent Thanlsgiv-
iug At Montross with her brother,
making the trip via the Rio Grande.
Quit. q few Of the folks attended
the dance AZ Pariin last "Wednesday
night. We heard some remark "A
fine time"
Ted Stephenson Jr., Jess Leonard
Ted EggIcston and Mort Slate had a
cold, snowy trip over into Taylor park
the first Of the week Il was reported
that a bunch Of eleven cattle wep
marooned in little park between
Union and Taylor Parks. However,
after making the trip and not finding
either cattle or any signs Of where
they had been, they returned TO Pitkin
TO find that the rcpor thad originated
( in the moon.
Nrs. Adams and daughter Dottie,
and MIR Leonard and daughter Coral
returned home from q months stay
with relatives in Rife.
Mrs. Ted Stephenson and daughter,
Susan were home from Gunnison for
T Thanksgiving. Miss Susan returning
Sunday TO resume her Normal school
studies
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-12-03

Pete Tonso received two cars Of
apples recently. Pete will have 70 de-
ys'Up into salesman de luxe 70 dis
p-ose Of them At profit ~ the present
TIM
NJ Gregg, the veteran ranehman,
of GluHfsOn county, was up this way
last g--ek buying cattle.