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Glad Assurance.
We ate too much in days gone by.
Dyspepsia we endured.
But with the price of food so high,
Wen certainly be cured.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-20
szse. ~ ORE FOUND IN
OuRAY SECTION; Is RECORD

Moutrose Press:-
The finding Of fabulously rich ore
in the Portland mine, leased by come
Italians in the big amphitAeater two
miles east Of Curry. ID causing In
tense excitement there. The ore IL
worth t250, 900 per ton. II the assays
are true. This h in excess Of 1900
ounces to the ton or practically half
gold. The news was telephoned -
The Press last night and from Whist
can be learned the ore 3 far and
away the richest ever seen IN the San
Juan. -
How extshSiye the find or whether
It was . reeAet or . vein could not
be ascerti1nSt It is declared that
the ltaliqqQ ~ discovered the ore
had It aSToE = and then refused 10
make anj nsat - 70 the extent
Of the s1a33 vas real ore and not
selted, u need, and simply load
ed with & - there seems to be
more gol - rock. Should this
hnd prove . BONANZA instead Of .
pocket, look out for Ouray.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-20
PEOPLE OFTEN CARELESS
ABOUTyTHEIR HEALTH
May Peeple Tee Negligent with
TDseiF Pkysical Being-Mese Care
Ard PrsDer Medical Atteation 1s|
Needed.
ews'Notss:-

-
There are . number Of more or less
peientific attitudes ON the subject Of
health. The flrst followed by perhaps
sppst people ID to give NO thought 70
the preservation Of health or avoid
ance Of disease and II trouble arises
70 reaort 70 drugs or call the doctor.
This II . very careless attitude. The
second is to be very careful to try to
asoid disease but pay no attention to
IL cultivation Of general health. This
y cnly half scientific. The third
SnetEod ~ TO cultivate general health
on the ground that disease cannot at
tack . healthy body and accordingly
pay little attention to avoidance of
disease. This is better than the first
two attitudes, bat it is not sufficient,
for vigorous people are not always
immune TO infectious diseases. Indeed,
such diseases rs typhoid and influenza
make their most virulent attacks on
the strong and healthy. The fourth
and best attitude is combination of
the foregoing. One should seek to
promote the very best condition of
health and take all reasonable precau-
tions against disease. Then II disease
does come in spite of all, o doctor
shouId be consulted and, il needs be.
drugs may be used to help remove
obstacles in the way Of nature or tide
the person over the crisis Drugs
should never be depended on as cure
or for . habitual stimulus.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-20
WIFE OF JAMES COX PASSES !.
AWAY IN EASTERN HOul

Cunnison friends Of the family taC
week received the sad news Of IT,
death Of Mrs. Mary Ethel Cox. wife ~
James Cox, which occurred ct ~
family residence. 40 Michigan Ayes
Carterville. Illinois, last Sunday, Fsbes
uary 18th. 4
Mrs. Cox had been in poor hanl11
for some time past, and Il was IN u
hopes that change Of altitude woe4
improve her condition that the family
left Gunnison last summer. making
IN extended overland trip. Il wae
with genuine regret that the news of
her death was received in our cttys
ax she was young woman Of pleasant
disposition and winning many fF34ss
among her acquaintances. Mr.. C9y
was % years, II Uontlrs ssnd : dayn4
the time Of her death. Besides her
husband, she leaves two small children
to mourn her untimeiy death.
Funeral services were held from
the Second Baptist Church ON Tuesday
afternoon, February 18th. Rev. J. H.
Bagwell officiating Interment was
in the Oakwood Cemetery at that city.
Gunnison friends extend heartfelt
sympathy 10 Mr.. Cox and children in
their bereavement.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-20
FRANK SHIELD AND MYRTLE
EAINES WE'D AT MONTROSE

The following announcement which
appeared in the Montrose papers last
week will be Of great interest to our
city; rs both the young folks mention
ed are well known here:
A quiet thsuEh impressive wedding
took pl1ce Tuesday evening Feb. 10 ct
the Aethedist parsonage 1t 7:30. Rev.
w. S. Grim officiating, when Frank A.
ScAeid and Miss Myrtle Haines, well
known and popular young people Of
Gunnison, were married. The ring
service WAS used and the necessary
witnesses were present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Scheid went to Ouray Wednes-
day to spend a few days and after
that they will return TO Gunnison."
The bride Is the daughter Of A.
Haines Of lola and q very pleasant,
and populnr young lady. The happy
man In the case is one Of our returned
soldier boys, now engaged in ranchinE.
The best wishes Of the community il
extended to them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-20
SIMULTANEOUS BORING OF 5
RAILWAY TUNNELS PLANNED
State Railway Commission Meets With Cover
nor to Arrange Preliminary Financing Of
Marshall, Mofatt, Cumbres Projects

Denver Times, February 10. i920:-
Plans for pushing construction work
simultaneously on the three proposed
state railway tunnels under James
peak, Marshall pass and Cumbres pass
~ portals to great undeveloped areas
Of the state, took concrete form this
morning in q meeting Of the state
railroad commission, in the Office Of
Governor Shoup. Present ut the
meeting besides members Of the com
mission were the governor, Mayor
Dewey C. Bailey. Herbert 8. Hadley,
counsel for the commission; Major L.
D. Blauvelt, the commission engineer;
fermer Governor Geo. A. Carlson, and
David Miller, newly appointed indus
trial commissioner of Denver. w. G.
Evans, chairman Of the commission,
presided.
A finance committee consisting of
Governor Shoup. Secretary Of State
Jas. R. holland, and w. G. Evanaewas
appointed to raise 10000 To be used
n meeting the expenses Of prelim-
mary survey Of the three projects,
and tie preparation Of IN initiative
measure TO be submitted to the voters
Of this state. authorizing the under
taking.
Prof. Hadley. and Chairman Evans
were appointed to prepare the measure
TO be initiated, embodying the plan
for simultaneous pushing Of al three
projects.
Mayor Dewey C. Bailey, It vas d.
dded, will call q meeting Of the my
ors Of all cities and towns in Colorado
70 be held in Denver on March 9TH, TO
enlist the support Of all sections Of
the state in the triple enterprise. and
to work out q general. agreement on
tie scope and general plan Of the pro
3ectk
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-20
What = D Not !. Civ. the -rlu"

Stay at home II you have a cold.
Cover the mouth when coughing or
sneexing
1. With . handkerchief that should
be boiled before sending to the
laundry.
2. Or with . paper napkin that
should be burned after using.
Use . handkerchief or paper napkin
for the nose (not natures method). /.
Boil or burn after using.
Expectorate nowhere except in re-
ceptaeles that can be boiled or burned.
Avoid kissing or shaking hands.
Do mot use towel or drinking cup
that another person may have used.
Sleep alone.
As long rs you cough, tho conv1-
lescent, yOu are source Of danger.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-20
REVENUE men
AFTER S|GN|An

U. 8. Revenus agents were 1t
Crested But&e early IA. the week, look
ing fnto the Illicit making Of liquor
there. We undefstand that they as~
ing stills, and Others for making white
mule, hut TIE eases are not in courf
yet
However, ~ ncts u tie Denver
Tinaes of te&ey ~ following:
]. Ira &. &cn11 ~ u Crested
Dateey Cole. ~ gpserlne1t olffcials;
- - dlEn6 GEill1 ~ N sty1l1
- ee1oe ~; thres yam VIII.
r - s. - . Tsdav 49, = =
naz1 Ills leayS 3 atzet lin. ~
un9gE YtU[er reEalns
tton1y y tin pognn1tfod lEni1oe IL
Drsll ~ lpws si.ieh n.essy sesls q
preyst ~ - q kllls e4ter tey
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-20

MRS JOHN BRUINS OF THIS
CITY DIES OF THE FLU

The community was deeply grieved
and shocked early this week to learn
Of the death Of one Of its young mat
rons, Mrs. John Bruins. which occurred
at the family residence on Wiscousin
street Sunday, February 18th, after Z
short illness. Mrs. Bruins had been iii
with the flu. as were also her two lit
tie children. They were SoinR taken
care Of by her mother, Mn. Belle
Cooper. Mrs. Cooper, in turn, came
down with the disease which soon
developed into pneumonia, and for .
time was in critical condition. Mr..
Bruins, who has been employed at the
Buttes, came home to look after his
family, but meantime Mrs. Bruins,
in getting up too soon to zee about
her children and Worrying uxer her
mothers condition, suffered . relapse.
Death was quite unexpected and cast
q gloom over the entire community.
The death Of this young woman is
inexpressibly sad, In that she was still
in the prime Of life and leaves be-
hind her little son and daughter,
both of them still too young to realize
the great loss they have Sustained.
0A0SC III utib WAb SIc OiNlGSt O8UKUt-
er of Mrs. Belle Cooper and was born
at Brookside, Colorado, November %,
1891. Some eighteen years ago, the
family came to Gunnison, where they
have since resided. Mrs. Bruins was
an active member Of the younger set
attending our public schools. She be-
came the wife of John Bruins on Sept
9Th, 1910. She was member Of Gun.
nisQn Relief Corps, the 0unnisor
Woman's Club, Red Cross and also !
devout member Of the N. e. Church
Besides her husband and two child.
rem, Mrs. Bruins is survived by hel
mother and one sister, Miss Glars
Cooper. The funeral services were
held Wednesday ut one-thirty fron
the Geo. Miller undertaking parlors
Rev. Ferris officiating. A large con
course Of friends gathered to pay theil
last respects to one whom they knew X
well and loved SO rauch. Many ans
beautiful were the floral offering,
heaped upon the coffin. Intermen
was made in the Odd Fellows 4 Mas
ons' cemetery by the side Of her faith
er and sister, Mrs. Mabel Nordstrom
Heartfelt sympathy goes out to til,
bereaved relatives in the loss Of thei
beloved wife, daughter, mother AM
sister.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-20
.sPOOkY EMG|NE
RUNS A|MUck

The round house force st the Rio
Graade. Was astonished Monday night
elong tn the small heurs Of the morn
NJ swhen engine 466 1uddenly grew
roeeless and without warning took her
0wA peth ont Of The stall II slnaGhed
shro44h the round honse doors and
heeded 1ovn 6he tsaek However. "a
~ imnnediately eazne 70 grid = m
-. 6.o4petnted tuur e fhe world, 81
e1mblng Into IL tntstohle ~
- w1s quite = spoo1v pexz Err -.
hut explelned ~ tkoe NiDa q i11IIII1
!ere - - pponi1lea 1lo : l1lIv
lhroet5e fna1ly 61axt6 & ~ E 9IdSS' ~
~. 1he A.1saqe = eonlI I -
ning aEernd r. 40. 81 !! Z "a; D
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-20
WEDDING. BELLS RING FOR
WELL KNOWN DOYLE FOLKS

A quiet wedding occurred last Sun
day evening ct the Community Par
so0a8e, when Rev. Ferris united in
marriage, Mr.. William Klein and Nrs.
Haehael Scott, both of Doyieville.
1he couple were eeecnpanied ~ Mr..
and Mrs. Erank Wright a. Gunnison,
- lattef. : danghter of ths beide.
II. Klein = one d the prospercus
r1neamen of ~ TodnieAi distxiet md
~ recentIy pnfeAassl IT, Proeser
xaneh a H6acT esee1E. His bgide -
- : reidenE ~ DeyisvilIs ~ :
anber = yeexR osnf49 property q
TIT aecti6l III. and Mn K1efn axe
stving IL Harry ee1l 49,
q fkeir heGts q fkienas flr1nhout
~ eounty. 1hey axo = ~
11ys u tAe b1GIe of ~. ~ 0rs.
] lnk Wright.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-20
What to Ds y Avs,d tAe Ella"

Red Cross Magaxins:-
Keep IN the open n much as you
Keep the windows open day and
night.
Keep away from people with colds.
Keep away from crowds
Drink plenty Of water.
Wash the hands before eating.
Keep the teeth and mouth clean.
Keep IT, howels regular.
= Do bdt Get tired :,
Do not BE afraid.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-20
Il Tesehing Al Fulton, Nc.

Gunnison friends Of Prof. Z. X.
Napes, who was for = year or two
professor Of modern language at the
State Normal here, will Ue interested
to hear that Mr.. and Mrs. Mnpes are
still concerned about Gunnison and it's
d0ings, and request the News-C Cham
bion be sent 10 their present address
ct 217 West 9Th Street, Fulton, Mo-,
70 that they can keep IN touch with
former friends here. Prof Mapes has
just finished getting up Spanish
reader, which win soon be on the
press- He then intends going to
France il June for about . year Of
study. Mrs. Mapes win join him
later on. At present she is engaged
IN teaching part Of the time 1t The
Gif1s' Junior College, Of that city.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Mapesy many friends d
oQr city extend them hearty good
Wishes for . successful year abroad.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-20
BIG DECREASE SHOWN
IN NATIONAL DEBT
SINCE LAST AUGUST

Washington, d. C.Important de-
creases in the public debt, compared
with the maximum figures attained
ON August 81, 1919, are announced
by Secretary Of the Treasury Hous-
ton. There was q decrease Of $780,
600 900 in the floating debt, and q
diminution Of $3.50, ,00O. 900 in the
total debt.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-20
RIGID QUARANTINE AT
MONTROSE AGAIN

Nontrose folks are having repeated
their lamentable experience of year
ago with the Flu. It is affecting the
community drcadfully, the daily papers
from there containing lists Of from
three to half dozen deaths each day.
In desperate effort to head off the
epidemic the authorities have again
resorted to . rigid quarantine upon the
town, its places Of amusement, schools,
churches, etc. Whether this will help
after the dikease is thoroly distributed
Il is difficult to say, but they are will
ing to try anything. Three nurses
have been secured from Denver and
three from Glenwood Springs to re-
lieve the local doctors and nurses, who
are completely exhausted with the
continuous struggle
Ouray and Ridgw1y are also quar-
antined. There are between 400 and
500 cases reported around Cedaredge,
but the death list there is not SO appal-
ling.
Denver is stiIl smitten with the ter
rible plague. A Gunnison man, re-
Gently from there, stated this week
that he did not know it was 20 bad, un-
I'll friend had baby die, when the
undertaking parlor to which they went
was found TO have over so unburied
bodies and it was six days before the
little one could be taken care Of.
There have been q number Of other
deaths in Lake City besides the five
reported last week, but News Champi-
On only learns the name Of Orville
Baker, who owns . ranch this side Of
Lake City, and whose wife died recent
u the same disease.
Baldwin j. having . serious time
with the epidemic, nearly al the n,in-
efs and their. families hing afflicted.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-20

Miss Nettie Walker was taken to
the railroad hospital at Salida Tues
dry evening, suffering with ulcers Of
the stomach. Her mother, Mrs.
Phoebe Walker and Dr.. Hanson accom-
panied her. No operation has been
undergone yet.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-20

On Saturday afternoon some thirty
earnest and indignant stockmen met
here and formulated the following
resolution which was Immediately dis
patched by wire to all congroks
and senators from Colorado.
A PROTEST FROM THE GUN
NlSON COUNTY STOCK GROW
ERS ASSOCIATION. GUNNISON,
COLORADO
As we understand the Agricultur-
al Appropriation Bill carries o
clause, placing, the grazing on the
National Forest on commercial
basis beginning 1921. This violates
the agreement Of 1919, when our
present fve-year permits began,
making "scrap Of paper" Of our
present contract with the U. S.
Government.
! The present conditions Of the
county are so abnormal that 1t is
unfair to the stockmen to attempt
to raise the grazing fee before the
expiration Of the present permits
1924 The Forest Service has al
ways said and declared that the
National Forests were established
for conservation and not to be plae-
ed upon q commercial basis. II it
goes upon q commercial basis, il
means the elimination Of the small
stockmen and the homesteader who
are trying to get . start. It means
higher beef to the consumer, for the
present loss from all causes In this
county Is eight per cent snnum-
F D. Mckee,
Vice President Of the Cunnison.
Co. Stock Growers Association.
T. w. GRAY,
Chairman Of the Advisory Board
Of the Gunnison Co Stock Growers
Association.
Wednesday, Mr.. Gray received from
Congressman Taylor the wire here
with:
Washington. D. c., Feb. II. 20.
Hon Z. W. Gray, Chairman Gunni-
son Co Stockgrowers Assn.
Gunnis0n, Colo.
Telegram just received and / in
serted i IN the Coneressional Re
cord for today.
The provision fer increasing Graz-
ing ices three hundred per cent
without notice or hearing has been
strfken out but there Il ! provision
adopted in spite Of M that seeks to
accompltsh the commercinlisinR OF
groxtng n ~ indirect way.
EDkHRD 4. TAYLOR
PEevi0ea = receiving dhis psocsuk
CoAe!ee1nnn Tay1or ha1 alre Ws3f
~ - Ae4s-( ha - - ~ -
Geeee eelgle ~ pQGo = tlo =.
'.eSSeIs ~ ~ Ss = y, :. III
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-20

Ysang Mstron Dies 1t Baldwin
Mrs. Flick, young matron Of
Baldwin, died last night Of the mn,
following the death Of her little baby
yesterday. Her husband and three
other children survive. The family
came here recently from Canon City.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-20
CRAZ|KG FIGHT
AGAIN BITTER
EASTERN CONcREssHRN
ATTEMPT TO RAISE
FEES - PER CENT
Weald Sen Cra0 to Highest BI6aes.
Emphaaie Pretests Sent - wishing
toa. Ceagress0an Tayloe Says
Situaeiam Bad.

Very serious Is the situation sudden
Iy presented 10 the stochmen Of Gun
nis0n County, who are face to face
with . proposition in congress to sell
the grazing on our Colorado mountains
to the highest bidder.
Rumors of such . scheme have
crept out from time to time, but it was
hardly believed possible that . CON
gress could be found SO unfair or SO
manifestly uniformed as to counter
ance this idea. However it was bfot
forward in full strength by members
Of the agricultural committee in the
House, where representatives from
the middle states predominate. O6ic-
ers Of the Gunnison County Stock
Growers were notified last week BY
the State Association in the following
telegram:
Greeley, Colo, Feb. II, 1920.
Mr.. Hollis Mills, Chairman,
State Advisory Board,
Hartsel, Colorado.
Dear Mr.. Mills:-
Il has been brought to our at
tention that the Agricultural Ap-
preparation Bill now before tie
House provides for revision Of
charge Tor grazing ON National
Forests Ut least every five years,
commencing 1921 upon basis q
commercial rates charged upon I'll
lands Of similar character taking in-
to account advantages ard dieadvAn-
tages Of respective areas. This
(. would mean immediate re-appr1is-
! Il instead Of waiting until expira-
ton of present fve-year period in
1924, and would result in large in
crease In grazing fees, and in view
Of this, the President deemed it best
TO send the following wire to our
Senators and Congresamen:
ssNinety per cent Of the member
ship Of The Colorado Stock Growers
| ASeueiation .ale, gpermttteae ek the
Colorado National Forests. In b.
half Of their interests We pretest
against any change in gr1sing
charges on National Forests until
nineteen twenty-four, on ground
that present conditions are abormal
I'D would not furnish q fair basis
Colorado Stockgrowers Assn.
John P. Klug, President.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-20

]. II. Kobey, general agent for the
well-kncwn DeIco- Light, WIS in our
city this week and left the county
agency with C. H. Meyer, who expects
70 push the sale Of this nch-lighting
system this summer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-20

II. J. Schmitx, deputy county clerk,
ID again out 81 the Office and is recup-
Grating at tbs home Of his sister, Mrs.
Ernest Miller.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-20

Rev. VIM. Npp is reported quite III
with the fiu at Durango, where he is
now located. y
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-02-20

c. NJ. Long returned Tuesday night
from business trip to Montrose.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-05-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR SOLICITOR GENERAL
To the People of the Blue
Ridge Circuit.


I hereby formally announce my can
dfdaey TO succeed myself as Solicitor
General of said Circuit in the primary
TO be held on September s, 1920,
zchich date is fixed BY iasr, subject 10
zohafever rules and regulations may
be adopted BY the State Democratic
Executive Committee.
II elected, / shall continue my uni
form policy of fairness to the State
and to The individual. shall also
continue to discourage tie finding of
bills of indictment schere the prose-
cutting syifnsss il Apparently mbted
solely BY malice, or zchere the Charge
IS based upon some friVolous,s tech
nical Oioiation Of iasV, as contrary TO
public policy and expensiVe to the
county.
am serVing an unexbired term
and, if my administration has met
Jour abbroval, ask tn fairness that
be gieen an endorsement, assuring
each and epcry one of y0u that / zoiH
deeply appreciate your SUPPORT.
MY present assistant, William Butt,
Of Blue Ridge, zviH be associated with
me in The eVent of my election.
Cordially yours,
mo. T. DORSEY.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-05-14
Pretty Party For
Mrs. Robertson.

Mrs. M. L. McNeel entertained
very happily at Bridge on Tues
day afternoon, her guests being
Mrs. M. w. Robertson, of Boston.
Mass, Mrs. Ryburn Clay, of At
lanta, Mrs. E. B. Freyer, of Sa-
vannah, Mrs. E. R. Hunt, Mrs. L.
n. Trammell, Mrs. George Welsh,
Mrs. R. NJ. Wade and Mrs. d. C.
Cole.
Mrs. McNeel beautiful place is
at its best this spring, and the sun
parlors where the game was play
ed was aglow with covers.
The prize for top-score, two
lovely handkerchiefs, was won by
Mrs. Cole, while Mrs. Robertson.
as honor guest was presented with
an arm boquet of pink and white
peonies.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-05-14

Saturday.
Miss Nell Hall, Of Greensboro
was the weekend guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. S. III. Hall.
Miss Glennis Hancock and Miss
Mary Kline Shipp, of Moultrie. re
turned ON Wednesday from 6
weeks visit to Shorter College
Miss Agnes Gobie, Of Savannah
$ the guest of her uncle, Mr.
Martin Amorous..
Mr.. Walter Gable has returned
to New Orleans after a visit ia
his family here.
Mrs. Orlando Awtrey, of Ac.
worth, is the guest of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Butler.
Mr.. Hunter Morrisette left on
Sunday for st. Louis, where he is
attending the Southern Whole
sale Grocer's Convention.
Miss Varna Fudge, of Atlanta,
and Miss Mary Lou Cobb, of Will
mlngton, N. c., were the guests of
Miss Audrey Boatner for the
weekend.
Miss Margaret McCulloch left
on Thursday for Lindale, NC.
where she will spend the summer.
Miss Marie Law, of Atlanta,
visited friends here Sunday.
Miss Sarah Swift, of Athens is
the guest of Miss Hattie Black.
Mrs. j. D. McCollum, of AL
pharetta, has rented the Stringer
house on Forrest avenue.
The friends of Mrs. E. L.
Strlnger, who is a patient at MAYO
Brothers, in Rochester, Minnesota
at present, hope she will return
soon, fully restored to health.
5. H. Sibley, Federal Judge
and Mrs. Sibley are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Chappell in
Columbus, where Judge Sibley is
holding court.
Mrs. Poul Lovejoy has returned
from a visit to relatives in Waiver
~ and Brunswick.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Swanson
Miss Leone Swanson, Mrs. Fred
Dunn, and Mr.. Lindley Camp at
tended the Memorial services at
Mars Hill Cemetery on Wednes-
day.
Mr.. l.. B. Robson has returned
from a business trip to New Or
leans.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-05-14
Legal Notices.

STATE OF GEORGIA, Cobb County
]. H. Gober, versus Irene Smith
Gober, No. 9O5S. July Term, 1920.
Cobb Superior Court.
To Irene Smith Gober, greeting:
BY orde rof the Court, 1 hereby
notify you that on the 9Th day of
April, 1920, J. H. Gober, filed suit
against you for total divorce, return
able to the July Term, 1920, of said
court under the foregoing caption.
You are further notified to be pres
emit at said court on the 3rd Monday
in July, 1920, to answer plaintiffs
libel for divorce, in default thereof
the court will proceed thereon as to
justice shall appertain.
Witness the Honorable D. w. Blair
Judge of said court, this 10 day of
April, 1920.
e. DOBBS, Clerk.