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7eV5-CHampion Correspondence.

SeN - Ls.iinplon NorrespOnds nee
July Is, 1920
I Nh kznzler and her niece Miss
( Mildred Spieker spent "Wednesday in
/ Pa0nla-
Mrs sam Hartman and Donna have
gone 20 their ranch on the Muddy for
IA couple Of months.
Dr. and Mrs. A A King Of Paonia
! spent = few days al Way Side Inn
Al the Beezley fishing resort.
The Ragged Mountain district en-
/ joyed 4 great day Saturday July 3rd-
! whsu usighbors for miles around met
I a. the old Foote place 20 celebrate the
] Fourth. Il was a fine sight 10 see the
: wagons coming from all directions
with their happy crowds, and some
CON ng on horseback The day pass
/ ed quickly and with the good eats the
I TancE women supplied Il was greatly
] enjoyed. Quite large crowd came
10 from Paonia and in the evening a
dane was enjoyed AT the Sylvester
camp thru the kindness OF Mr.. Hill
I who loaned them the use of his cabin.
Paul Brady rode the first horse IN
I ths bronco busting and in the tussle
I h. lost his hat. Paul soon followed
In" hat to q soft place on the ground.
I The next bronco was ridden by Harry
2 aNaH.Il came race IN
. Ar Martin, Harry Earl, Ed Allison,
Johnnie AcElyain. and Clare Kemp
I took part. First money went 10 I'd
/ Allison and Clare Kemp took second.
l Thr relay race was won by Sammy
!. Hartman first and Frank Galpin sec
onG. ! ne ladies race was won by
( Nj Harry Earl while Thelma Beuton
took second prize. Then the tug-of-
Z war sas held. in which the following
I mru took part: Sam Hartman. Ear!
I Rcd. Kenneth Watts and Avery
I HG.rhIns, ist team,-Harry Earl, John
I VI ElyaIn, Ed Allison and Frank
Cline, 2nd team. Miss Elizabeth Long
. ami her brother James and Miss Jo-
s.phenc Roth were the guests Of the
Hoa ards. Ed Allison had as his
guests Miss Orpha Allison, Zelma
RoatEap, Katherine Oliver, Dorothy
| " son, Elma Paulicheck and Harland
and Hugh Allison of Paonia. An
other group Of Paonia young folks
Nrre Glide Miller Sina Parsons, Ivor
/, Hadlcy, Berniee Miller, Elizabeth
/ Tags, Emmett Michael, Lucille Brown,
check chaperoned by Nellie Miller.
1 Tho following ranchers were there:
NJ. and Mrs. Arthur Wade and son
j. tine, F. Hertzbcrg and family, Miss
" tchell, c. S. Heath, c. c. Heath
an family, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Earl
ard family, Mrs. Dollie Gardiner. Mr..
ami Mrs. Art Martin and guest Mil
dT-d Spicker of Van Vert, Ohio, Mr..
aTud Mrs. Fred Scaefer and daughter
/ Laura, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hildebrand
and Mrs. Fred Seaeffcr and daughter
Laura, r. Bueten and daughter Thelma
/ N -s. Frank iIildenbrand and son Earl,
Nj Henry Hutehins and baby daugh-
teE. MTs. A. A. Hutchins, Mr. and Mrs.
I Gilbert Hutchins, Avery Hutchins, A.
}. {. Botsford, Bill Wolverton and fam
/ ily. Sam Hartman, Sidney Mcintyre,
kenneth Watt and guest Mr.. Ester
brook of Cleveland, Ohio, Fred Toland
daughter and nephew Roy and Bert
Howard. Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Frost, Mr..
and Mrs. John McElvain and family,
Alden Thompson, Peter Thompson,
Charlie Woods, Earl Reed and Tom
Patterson. Miss Clara Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Spieker and
daughter Mildred of Van Vert, Ohio,
are the guests of their sister and broth
er-in-law, the Kanzlers, at Big Bear
Ranch.
A. c. Botsford of the Ragged Noun
tain district has as his guest Mrs.
Florence Botsford of New York City
Quite sad accident occurred to Mrs.
A. Pottorff at their ranch on the Mud
dy while riding horse. A dog ran
under the animal frightening it so that
1t threw Mrs. Pottorf and then step
ped on her, injuring her chest and
bruising her eyes and face. She.was
taken six miles on a wagon to where
an auto could be brought to carry her
TO Paonia. Up to a late hour last
night the extent of her injuries could
not be ascertained. Her many friends
on the Muddy are hoping for the best,
as her sweet sunny disposition has won
her many friends. She was Miss
Hodredge of Paonia before her mar
ri2ge to Mr.. Pottorff.