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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-23
LESS THAN 500 NEEDED
TO RELIEVE POOR FAMILY
Mother and Three Children I.nck Funds
md I'nther Is White
Plague Victim.

More than onc-half of the $500 asked
for the benefit OF 4 poor mother. whose
three children are dependent upon her
while her husband is suffering from
tuberculosis, has been raised by The
Times Dispatch Relief Fund In view
of the pressing needs of tho family
II is hoped that the remaining half OF
this fund for Case No. 10 will be raised
shortly.
While the father was we'll and able
to work he took care of his family and
they lived in harmony and happiness.
Soon misfortune overlook the family.
The father developed tuberculosis and
The burden of providing for the l;tlc
ones fell upon the mother.
Just as a mother would do, she took
over her new task With an unprece-
dcntcd vigor in her anxiety that her
children should not suffer. AS result
of this She became overworked and
feeble and Is now no longer able to
provide for her little children.
Consequently when the family was
on q verge Of collapse because of the
lack of adequate funds to supply their
necessities. the appeal for 4 relief
fund was made, to which hearty re-
Spouse has been made in raising half
OF the amount. However. there is sill
an opportunity for many TO help this
deserving family. Contributions should
I've addressed TO Case No. 10 of The
Times Dispatch Relief Fund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-23
ELECTRICIANS OF RICHMOND
WILL MEET THURSDAY NIGHT
w. l.. Goodwin and s. A. Chase to Al
dress Banquet ut business
Mems Climb.

w J" Goodwin. OF the General Flee
iric Company. and 5. ~. Chase, Of the
Westinghouse Electrical Manufactur-
ing Company will be the principal
Speakers at Il mass meeting OF the
electrical jobbcrs and workers al the
business Mems Club Thursday night.
tcrcsted In tho electrical business and
electrical professions have been in
Nltcd 10 attend tho meeting H. j.
'"eisigcr is in charge of the prelim-
mary arrangements
'Bctter merchandising" will lie the
topic of the address which Mr.. Good
win VIII deliver. Mr.. Goodwin has
been In the employee of the General
Electric Company for more than a
score or years. and was formerly 4
California merchant.
Mr.. Chase Will speak on Live and
Help Live" Ills topic is a revision
OF tho motto. Live and Let Live"
Representatives of the Virginia Rail-
WAY and Power Company and other
large electrical interests will be In
vitcd TO the meeting. \ banquet will
be served before the speeches arc de-
livered. The meeting Is scheduled TO
begin at i. NJ. sharp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-23
UNITARIAN LAYMEN TO HOLD
SPECIAL MEETING TONIGHT
Richmond Chapter Of I.~nruc >yi,I
Hear Address by DIR. William
j.. Sullivan.

The newiy. ORGANIZED Richmond
Ehapter or me Unitarian Laymau's
League VIII re.ti m called session MS
evening at o'ciocE in The auditorium
Of The Unitarian church, Harrison
street and Floyd Avenue. The meet
Ing was called to give rhc member.
opportunity 70 Ecay Dr William I.
sullivan. paste: of Al! Souls Ghur,T
Of New York City Or. sullivan sna,,n
both morning ana evening a, TIC
church yesterday. and Vas oafSeu,sd
10 remain over today 20 pcai. 10 Inc
club members.
The Unitarian Layn9u Loagne is
an organization or men. NOT o,dy mem
bcrs OF twe Unitarian C'nurch. IN,
nose Interested IN ihs-a Clrlstidnity.
II is national organization ana tho
Richmond CHARTER W@s but r,cautl,.
formed. tn, officers az they were
elected LAST week arg: j T. Wilson.
president; Wilson NJ Brown. ses,r.-
.LrSi Logan Eitch!c. treasurer Dr
j. 8. Horsley. Jusgph O. Wa.t1r a,d
Dr. Emery Hill, with the officers. fGrrr,
the executive board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-23
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

:, Members OF the IIcnrico Fnrmcrs'
Ini"n hold monthly meeting, In
'h"mhcr OF Commences. 1T 10.
Richmond Glorious meets In pnr-
ish house of 81. I'nul's Church AT II,
House of Delegates cunyenes I'm
Capitol AT II.
senate ronrenrs i'm Capitol ut IL,
Daughters OF American RcvoIu-
ZION Luncheon at Commonwealth
Club ut I 40.
i. u. Bethel speaks on surur
question before IIouScNives' League,
ut Jefferson Hotel. at s:aU.
tmrricnp Legion Circus Opcns nj
CITY Auditorium at 3:3O.
Musical at WOman'S Club nj 4.
Council subcommittee on Streets
81, CITY Hall at =.
Captain James Admir- nddressc, KI-
wants Club meeting, al business
Mems Club, ut G:30.
school of Methods for Training In
religious leadership at John Mar
shall High school ut q.
Richmond College Alumni meet
AT business Mems Club mt B:3O.
DIR. Albert bushnell Hart, dean of
Harvard University, speaks ut Sew
cnth street Christian Church on
"Amcricnnism." at -.
Council Committee on Advertising
nj city tinll at =.
Richmond Chnpter of Unitarian
i.nSmanS League hcnrS DIR. Will
liam l.. sullivan, Mt the First I'M.
tarian Church, at y.
Evangelist Thurston II. Price
speaks ON "'Fhe Plan of Salvation
from the Viewpoint of u Luwycr,o
at Hrond Street Methodist Church,
ut s.
Meeting Of Company ID, Richmond
Light Infantry BlucS, at tic Arm
CRY, nj S:IJ.
General John j. PcrshInr nj
american Legion Circus, at City
Auditorium, 1T S:I5.
Lyric-Nnuderilic. 3. 1880 md o.
Strnnd-"i'lo Flo" at S;nO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-23
HOWIT2ERS WILL ATTEND
MCGEE FUNERAL SERVICES
Colonel G.. Percy IInvcs Calls ASaocia-
ton Ia Pay HcsprctS 10
Deceased Soldier.

Colonel G Percy lIawcs issued a call
10 all mcmbcrs of the IIowit2crs' .Nsso-
c!atton rday TO gather NJ the
Union station Methodist Church ut $50
o'clock this afternoon at the funeral
services OF Raymond Mc(icc.
Mr.. Niece died yesterday morning
pt Memorial Hospital after Il long i'll
ness. He was Il former member OF
The Richmond H"witZcrs. When the
Ia ttullun went overseas he was Il pri-
waite iu the ranks. Not long after the
n"ilNai Of the orga niHatiun in France,
however, he VAS iuCapactatcd AMI r.
turned 20 AMERICA on a hospital ship
lie was sent To the base hospital at
Fort Mcpherson. Ga Later he was
transferred {" the Memorial Hospital
hero, where he died yesterday.
Colonel inwt& is president OF the
iiowitIcrs' Association. In his request
4" members OF the organization tn at
tend tho services ~ tho Union Station
Methodist Church loday lie included all
former members OF the Ono Hundrc Il
ana Eleventh ficid Artillery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-23
THR0NC HEARS EVANGELIST
PRICE DECRIBES MEANEST
MAN HE FINDS IN RICHMOND
More Than 900 Persons Crowd Info
broad street Methodist
Church..

More than 900 people who crowded
i insp r brTad stree: Methodist Church
Thurstom =. Price, who the meanest
man in Richmond was and just why he
II Will tell YOU who the mcancst
man, in Richmond is" declared Mr.
,hrlSc:: He is the man who Processes
peliet IN God. Christ and the Church
ana then tramplcs them all under foot
The reason | brand him as do is be-
SauSe ne ignores the advice of Cod, the
love of God, defics Gods right to rule
ana SHOWS base inEratitudc by scorn-
ing the suffcrings OF Christ for him"
when the service opsned last night
j; Dale Stentz; the lower floor OF the
church was almost filled to capacity,
ana n many were in The gallery. BEFORE
Nj. Price began his sermon, extra
chairs were taken TO the front of the
church to care for many latc-c Corners
heN. Fred r. chcnault. pastor of the
an attack of influenza, led in PRAYER
before the sermon.
Don't Show Gratitude.
Christ climbed Calvarys Hill and
Dled and died for a pardon for you and
your gratitude" Mr.. Price declared.
in bringing his sermon to "A close. He
c cnem FAVE ;an,, the invitation for all to
selves to Christ. Fifteen young men
and young women responded The in
Ntatlon last night was the first that
the evangelist had given during the
revival services here, which oDened
last sunday. Mr.. Price preached at the
church," e
AIR Price will hold only one service
today, the night service at o'clock.
AZ that time, Mr.. Price will take as his
shhect: The Plan of Salvation from
evangelist had completed his college
law. course and was on the verge Of
taking the bar examination when he
entered the ministry. The sermon is
said TO be ono of the strongest he do
lirers. The first noon dav Service IF
the week will be tomorrow at 1o:55
o'clock.
Man Brcnks Into Hell.
The doctrines of hell-ire and brim
stone and the great love of God can be
reeonciiGd said Mr.. Price in his SER
mon. believe in Heaven, and He'll
and they do not conflict God does not
send men to Hell. There is not a one
there who did not break in. Every law
has its Heaven side and it's He'll side
III <0u obey the rules OF God you arc
on the Heaven side, and if YOU do not
You are on the He'll side" he declared
as a climax TO his sermon
Mr.. Price took up in order the four
reasons why n man could be branded
the mcanest man in Richmond touch
ing In turn OH the ignoring of the adj
vice OF God. the Spurning of the love
or God, the defiance of Gods right 10
ruic ana the base ingra titude involved
IN the scorning OF the sufferinCs of
CHRIST Tor the redemption of the world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-23
RICHMOND WILL OBSERVE
BIRTHDAY OF WASHINGTON
hanks AMI Public Offices VIII lie
Closed, but Schools VIII
Hold CluSSes.

Banks and public Offices in the City
nan Will be closed today in honor
OF the one hundred and eighty-cightl
anniversary of the birthday of General
George Washing ton.
Many Offices will also observe the
birthday anniversary of the Father of
HIS country. Schools will be open
put appropriate exercises will be given
during the day. Lessons will be based
on the history of Washington.
Many amusomcnts will be open to tn e
Assistant Postmaster Ross Southwark
has ordered that postal activities be
slowed down during the day, giving
part Of the clerks !, holiday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-23

the Council subcommittee on Streets.
Although the subcommittee has beer
in existence since the middle of last
December. never has it had a full at
tendance present. Because of the abb
sence Of members OF the committee de-
ciSton on the valuation question has
been postponed several times Sy the
committee.
Members of the committee are: Edgar
=. English, chairman; Marx Gunst and
Harvey r.. Atkinson.
There will also be n meeting OF the
Council Committee on Advertising at
S o'clock tonight TO consider routine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-23
SUBMARINE CHASER OFFICER
WILL ADDRESS KlWANiAMS
s3aptain Lewis idair on Program, -,
Meeting Tonighf-ibnnre viii
lie Given.

Captain Lewis sdair skipp-r ar TIM
submarine chaser lSN, viii address Ill.
Richmond Niwanfs Club at i,s rcuu1ar
weekly luncheon tonight a. tho lsuei-
in Sub Chaser"
Length OF the faceting will be lin
lted 10 An hour and 81 half. IRE cub
WIZ be called TO order al ESQ
FOLLOWING the meeting the KiwanIs
Club VIII give dance at Sticfr's Han.
w West Broad Street, Degiuniui- ~
cial entertainment features IN conncc-
ton with the dance haYc berii ar
ranged by tho Entertainment com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-23
.ROTAR|ANs VISIT CAPITAL
RICHMOND BUSINESS MEN
ARE ENTERTAINED BY CLUB
Senator Glass md Representative Nom
tnEuc Members of Party on
Weekend Trip.

Three special carloads of tired men,
bers Of the Richmond Rotary Club
rolled into tho Broad Street Station
yesterday morning shortly after Z
o'clock, after paying u weekend visit
to the Washington Rotary Club at
the capital.
More than 100 Rotarians and their
guests left Richmond Saturday morn
ing on the visit in two special cars. AT
Washington they were Joined by an
other carload of Rotarians who had
preceded them Senator Carter Glass
and Andrew jackson Montague, Repre-
sentative of the Third Congressional
District, were also among the guests
When the thermometers left their
coaches in Washington Saturday they
were met by delegation of 100 Wash
ington Rotarians and taken on tour
OF the capital All of the government
buildings and places of interest were
visited by the two delegations.
After the sightseeing tour the Ro-
tarians We're entertained at the Ward
man, wardman Park. Kichmonders who
went on the trip numbered seventy
three. Their nancS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-23
FORM "HIRSCHBERG CLUB"
iicrnnrd T.. K"bc Eis"n Elected Prrsi-
dent al ORGANIZATION 10 Pro-
mOtc C2nNiHncN.

Organization Of F." 'Hirschberg Club"
U hid john itirschbcrg, candidate for
Mayor, in his night Tor The nomina
ZION, ,waS perfected Saturday nigh, in
~" HusihGs court, Part H.. South
t.ichmoiI
president: q. i. Jcwctt, Vice president.
and w, II. l'pscomb secretary. The
G!nh WI hold another meeting ncxr
hiTbt at which a list Of
Nice-presld"nts for 40 organization
Mill be nominated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-23
ClTY'S PART IN VALUATION
WILL BE DECIDED TONIGHT
subcommittee 10 Take Up Question OF
Joining I'M Appraisal OF
Trolley lNInnnnY

What part Richmond will take in the
valuation of the properties OF the Vir-
ginia Railway and Power Company, as
called for by the City Council In order
TO decide whether or not tho company
fair return on It's capital. VIII be den-
nitcly decided tonight at n meeting OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-23
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

III; Me, ,;l, Of the Richmond Rotary club
VIII mold their annual ladies" might rc-
ccption and dance tomorrow night at the
country club OF Virginia. More than 81 600
worth of prizes viii he given away to th.
wives and swcctheartY of tho Rotarians
start at o'clock.
calls have been issued for meeting
or OF 'h e Oak Grove Civic Association at
Friday night Meetings OF the urraniza-
non nave been postponed because Of the
sumcd.
George l.. wilcox. of the House of Dele
gates addressed The Iron Mouldcrs Union
on tho subject OF Legislation at the c:ular
meeting of the organization Saturday night
at the Arcade Building.
ny proclamation of Mayor George Ainslic
all public offices in tho City Halt will he
closed today IN honor of WashinEton's
birthday.
"Sugar-Why the Shortage" will oe the
topic OF j. r. Bethel In an address before
me Ii"usew wives League in the parior OF
o'clock
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF

h0r-es last week, 7 A B0ughtOn
coming IN aItH him.
There ~as no damage around Mar
bic from the recent storm, only wind
and sn0E. Otherwise, We got OF quite
fortunately.
Dave Fountain came IN recently
with hi horses, leaving part Of ms
hay on the road. owing 10 the snOw be
lng 20 deep near P.aCiia- He Wlll 20
after y Later. lie has about six
Laad Of h0r-.-.
The Rcd Cu1s- met with Mn. ". ".
y oOd on Friday Quite q number
were prs-cuE and 10 was more of so
r.al aTa.r. A yey nice afternoon
va spent anI ,Ls rrfreshmsnts were
much tnyuyed.
Lf,lr Ethel May Smith, one Of the
.E-c,est lIt.le grls in Marble, cele-
bru,cd her fifth birthday with party
last s.r-s All the -choOl children
a.lr there. NaDIn Barns. John,
Jo.aph.nc and Name Matte. Mary and
Emil Na1belIa. France and Alfred
O-.oaky, John and Charley Brooks.
Arthur, Charlie and Lefera Larkin.
HH
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News-Cham pion Correspondence:

Wednesday, April Z.
Jos. Mortimer and wife were pas
sengers for Salida Thursday evening
Rube Knowles and wife were Gun
nison passengers Wednesday morning.
C. l. Mcdonald went down to the
county seat to attend the commission
ers' meeting Monday.
Bill rrosser came in Saturday morn
ing TO close up some business affairs
and visit his son Art.
Bill Mcdonald went over to Salida
TUESDAY evening to receive some hay
his father had bargained for.
Therc is no use TO say anything
about the weather the past four or
five days, only they call il Spring
The Misses Eliza and May Hughes
of Guam son We're guests at the c. l..
Mcdonald home Saturday and Sun
day.
Verne Brown came up from Parlin
/ hay hunting trip Wednesday. He
bought some baled hay from Reuben
| Knowles.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Slate returned
| from Denver Friday. Both are look
| ing fine after several months stay
| in the capital city.
Two strings of cattle were moved to
/ the old Hatch ranch on Razor creek to
go on feed. Tad Knowles and Date
Scott own the cattle.
| Flick Bros. of Ohio City have bought
number of tons of baled hay from
| Ed Mcconnell and are hauling it TO
their ranch on Quartz Creek.
| Major Scott was taken 10 the Rio
Grande hospital last Friday, suffering
with appendicitis. He was operated
on Tuesday and is getting along o. X.
Mr.. Viewer and family came in on
Monday morning They will pack
their household goods and return to
Trinidad, where they will make their
future home.
Miss Bessie Gibbons has been very
sick the past few days, being confined
to her bed since Friday She is some
improved at this writing, but is still
very sick girl.
Frank Quintana had horse fall on
him the early part of the week, in
| juring his right leg. The accident
happened while he was roping a steer,
the horse being jerked off his feet.
| I. T. Slate and wife were Salida
passengers last Thursday evening
Mrs. Slate underwent slight opera
tion at the Red Cross hospital, having
a wen removed from the back of her
head.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09
WANT SCHOOL AT
RAGGED MT. POSTOFFlCE

Bound for their ranches on the Mud
dy, Anton Sneller and Rudolph Spor-
cich were here from the Buttes Mon
day and left Tuesday morning for
Somerset. Both have been working
at the Crested Butte mines this win
ter but will spend the summer on their
homesteads, bringing their families q
little later in the season.
These gentlemen tell the News
Champion that the country is settling
up fast, and with the advent of good
roads, there will be many more home
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90 600 900 o o 900
News Chanpion Correspondence:

Wednesday, April z, 1920
The girls of the seventh and eighth
grades are spending their spare time
throwing Baskets" They are get
ting ready for the Physical Training
test next week. Before they can pass
this test they must be able to throw
three baskets out of six trials
All the children of the Colorado
Street School have been doing PEN
manship samples to send to the Pal
mer Company. Each pupil submits
twenty-five samples as near like the
copy drills as possible. If their work
is accepted, they will reSeive pen
for reward.
We are glad to welcome the Patton
family to Gunnison as we find their
company quite enjoyable. They are
from COLORADO Springs Three Of the
boys are attending our school. Joseph
Patton of the seventh grade and Ben
and Meredith Patton who are in the
Fourth grade. Their teachers report
that they are doing nicely in their
school work.
Two new pupils are also in the fifth
grade they are Harold Harrison and
Egin Webster.
The Observation Class Of the
Normal, consisting Of. only two pupils
observed our Geogralhy GLASS Monday
and Tuesday. under their teacher, Ar.
KATHERINE KNOWLES
EDNA HAYDEN.
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Sews-Champion CorrespordenosL

Sews-Champion CorTespoLdencs-
Monday, April 5
4. +. Richards is on the sick list
this week.
I. A. Topliss loaded three cars OF
potatoes last week.
". 4. Topliss went 10 Montrose OF
business Friday. returning Sunday.
GcOge Soderquist shoed horses al
the Jacob AauTcr ranch Thursday.
We had a severe snow storm Satur'
day which did much damage TO the
roads and stock.
H. II. Miles, s. II. Schicldt and VIM
Brown we're business visitors in Mont
rose during the week.
J. 4. Galloway, Of the Cimarror
Mercantile Company, was q passengei
70 Montrose Thursday.
Mrs. John Edwards Of Montrose, re-
Gently visited two days with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. J. Berry. Mr.. Berry is Mrs
Edwards brother.
Mrs. {. +. Robbins returned from
Gunnison Monday, after weeks
visit with her sisters, Miss Ada kans'
gan and Mrs. c. NJ. Long and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Jacques and son
Edward, have moved TO the Samue
Flohr ranch, where they VIII reside
until they move 70 their homestead.
Mrs. W. J. Span and daughter
Kathleen Sparn and Celestine O'Con'
nor returned from Denver Thursday
They were visiting relatives and
friends while there.
Mrs. John Edwards and children
have been visiting the past week with
Ars. Edwards parents, Mr.. and Mrs
T. '. Berry. They returned 10 theii
home in Montrose Sunday.
There was box social at the Rim
Rock school house Saturday night
After selling the boxes, the evening
was spent in dancing. All who at
tended report a fine time.
Melvin and Martin Epps and Misses
Dollie Armitage and Helen Walkel
came up from town to attend the boz
social. II being Il Leap Year affair
the men brought the boxes.
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BALDWIN
Nrn..ChampIon Correspondencc:

Ncws-Champion Correspondence:
TIesiay Aprl s.
Jimmy Wsbb-r .s here, WORKING A.
the Gura, M,-t.rn cg4l mine
Nj G.aGys Wa.ker wen; 20 Gun
nIz0n 20 sP.nt Pate a. home.
D.ck IVAN arrived Saturday from
D.usar 80 nero DO ap-n, Tho winter.
Phi lrr-..sH .aa .r f-rU.a0n q
fr1E day .a-. s.'a.E. -nt-ru.ug Sa'uE-
day.
M- s.a,.r, auditor fs- .Ha company.
va her. f.1s dag .a-, wo.E. He
lrF' Saturday for Derscr.
Mr. Far. ca-c h.n. lat week
from N--alf tD keep tg--" for her
son and TAX cav, of h.s children
We had e Dsg -n.a storm hrrr la-t
v,.k. .ga. cold wind blowing The
suDa. lu "a. d r'c,.uus. on arCUln, Of
the deep -uo. drift, 'h. tag" va
unabie 90 come ,p camp saturday
nigh. ! hr mai. came UP sunday
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News Champion Correspondence.

News Champion Correspondence.
March %,
Marh,urst 4. A. Roberts is on the
suck as,.
oscar Milford 1. working a, the
ru4rd house again.
Fireman G. l. Bnswcll Is up from
Drl,a on a visit TO his family
Fireman +. y. Stamm II visiting
relatives N Kansas.
Fireman VI. G. Allen is still on the
sick Inst but is improving
Fireman l.. J. Smith is on the Cres-
ted Butte switch engine now
Conductor Perkins is on the Sal
ida-Ouray passenger nun again.
Assistant Supt. Durkin, who has
been on the sick list, Is able TO be on
duty again.
Engineer J. f. Bcrryhill has return
ed from Delta and is now working out
Of Gunnison.
Conductor Gribbin. who was off
sick, has returned 10 his nun on the
Lake City branch.
Conductor f.. p Mahoncy went to
Salida TO visit his mother who is in
the hospita! there.
Superintendent Wilcox was in Den
yer several days and returned to
Gunnison Tuesday.
Salida boiler makers were over last
week and applied Il new set Of ilnes
TO stationary boilers at the round
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New.Champion Correspondence:

Correspondence:
Wednesday. April Z.
Ernsst Mcneil returned TO Cathed-
ri Sunday
John Howard went 10 Gunnison last
Friday 70 visit his wife.
Corbln Mcneil came down from
Cathedral last Friday and went TO
Gunnis0n Sunday.
Gene Wilson returned from Cathed-
raj Monday. lie has been working
for ". C. Howard the past three
weeks
Frank Dunn brought his cattle in
from the Lake Fork Sunday. He has
had them over on his ranch near Gate
View feeding them the hay which he
had there.
Thoss Who attended the masquerade
ball At Lake City Friday night, from
this valley and Cathedral were: Ernest
Mcneil, Roy Rice. Floyd and Bailey
Wilson. All say they had fine time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-09

house.
Engineer c. A. Kroll has returned
from Salida where he took his son,
Lawrence 10 the hospital for treat
ment
Fireman J. B. Haley Who vas on
the sick list for some time Is noW abls
20 work and is on the extra list a
GGnnison-
Engineer W. d. Yates Of Salida
spent a month in California, but il
back on the passenger run 10 Gunni-
son again
Fireman u. Myers, Of Salida, spent
ssgeral weeks in California and Idaho
He is back on the passenger run q
GgnnisOn. He looks like he had had
plenty 70 eat while gone.