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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-30

TRESTNE

Praha, II. cervence. = Po-
stovni Zprava. Rude Pravo
oznamuje, re ma udani nekoli-
ka osob bylo zavedeno trestni
rizeni 5 Voskovou spOlecnosti
a to pro zatajovani pasivity,
falsovanf bilanci atd. - Eman
Voska, spasitel Ceskosloven-
ska, zmizel pry kamsi do An
glie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-30
Prijel domu zemrit.

m6zlicich Il Klatov skonal ma
HE Karel Stepanek, ktery pri-
iel $ posIedni vypravou anne
rickych Cechoslovaku do sve
rodne Oboe k roditdm. Stepa-
mex trp6l silnou srdeGni va
dou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-30
Nedovedete ST vazit Stesti.

Host: "Cisniku, to neni RI
EEK, co iste mi prinesl, to je no
tova podrazka'.
Cisnik: vida, ieste mate ste
stil Sevci byste ia nj musel dat
cobrych tri sta korun a zde to
mate "a Sedesat".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-30

Nemilovala pred tim nikdy
a nikoho, az pfiSel Bezdek!
Co hrejiveho tepla spociva V
jedinem p%rivinuti milujicich
Sc? CO blaha, nevystihleho ste
sti a nadseni dli V jedine vzpo
mince ma milacka, ktereho "a
nedlouho urine? Kolik stra-
sti a bolG Sc uml6i jedinym
polibkem, ktery nam vtiskne
Ina rty milovana bytost! Tot
nestlumocitelne!
Eva premySlela o techto O.
kolnostech a prechodnfch
zmenach zivota a mystic .ien
ma sveho milaGka, nevzpomne-
la 81 ma vratkost' lidskeho Ste
sti, ktere tax caste zkla-
me!
V tom proletly prochlad-
lynn a vlhkym vzduchem opu-
stenych chodeb zvuky zvonu,
svolavajiciho k veGeTi.
Povstala a upravivsi Sc po-
nekud, vysla do chodby, Cd
kud sestupovala pc schodech
ku dvoran6. Zde nezastala ie-
ste nikoho! Usedla proto ku
klaviru a dumajic, probirala
Sc V klavesach. Hrala jakousi
tesknou a melancholickou me-
ditaci, ktera znela truchle opu-
St6nym a zimavym vlhkem pro
niknutym vzduchem dvorany.
Kdyz dozvucel posledni sko
miravy ton tesklive a V tiche
resignaci vyznivajiciho finale
a dohasl V bohatych zahybech
nadhernych draperll, oval Sc
"a jejimi zady potlesk.
Obratila Sc a uzfela Bezde-
ka, ienz chvatal k nj.
"Vyborne! Vyborne!" volal
zaTe nadSenim.
Vstala cd piana a obrativSi
Sc k MENU, dala Sc do smichu.
"Vy pochlebniku," pravila,
hrozlc mu prstem, sestoupila S
podia, ma kterem klavir stall,
poposla k n6mu a podala mu
ruku.
A temze okamzeni veSly
PAM a slecna 2 Drazkova.
'Bezd6k!"
"Eva!' zvolaly tlumen6 a
temef soucasne a zustaly u dive
II pTekvapeny staff. Vidouce,
vsak, re prichod jejich nezG-.
stal zataien, prekonaly svoje
pfekvapeni, dodaly 81 odvahy
a = vesly.
Milostiva PAM Zdenska Sc
nutila k usmevGm a vlidnosti.
Zach, co vidim?" zahajila
rozhovor, namahajic Sc potla-
titi svoji nelibost' a vztek, kite
re jejim nitrem virily. "Slecna
S panem Bezd6kem mas prede-
SIP"
Baronessa Sc zakolebala S
prav6 nohy ma chromou.
"Dobry vecer, drazi prate-
le! Jak Sc yam dari?' tazala
Sc, zdravic je zaroven.
Bezd6k S Evou opetovali po-
klony / pozdravy, nicmene ne
odpoV6d6li a vidouce, re idou
ODE danny mimo ne, sli Poole
sebe dvoranou, hovorice a bavi
ce Sc 1--WE.
PAM a slecna Zdenska Sc
potuteln6 usmivaly.
"Co tomu rikaS, mama?'
ptala Sc poSm6Sne baronessa,
presv6dtivsi Sc, re nemIlze by
ii onemi slysena.
PAM baronka Sc podivala
ia mimi.
"Randez-vous!" fekla a
chtela ieste neco dodati, lee
prichazejici spolecnost il vyru-
Sila 2 dalSiho hovoru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-30

"Jakmile prSi, vypada to
zde jake pc vymreni! Neni mad
zivot We m6ste!" pravila pr t6-
to prilezitosti PAM baronka
sve dceri Rafaele, pohlizejic s
nj z okna do parku.
Ell donc!' odpovedGla tato
a otocivSi Sc ma podpatku sve
zdrav6 nohy, priskocila ku sto
lu, ma iehoz povrchu lezela
skvostne yazana kniha, ucho-
pila j a r%ozevfela.
Zach, ty Gtes, nam, "Zeye-
rovy romany?" zvolala, pohli-
zejic ma napis knihy, ktery
zvestoval Roman 0 v6rnem
pratelstvf AnuSe a Amila",
jmenovaneho spisovatele.
Milostiva .jeji matka Sc Cd
vratila cd okna a poposla Ike
lstolu. "Nemohla jsem 81 mic
lepsiho vypujcit!" odpov6dela
usedajic. 80 nejake lepsi kni-
re zde neni ami vidu ami sle-
chu!"
Rafaela sklesla, Sklebic Sc,
do kfesla.
80 jaka to hanba!" volala,
prevracejic listy zmin6neho 70
manu-. "Nectu re zasady mic
cesk6ho. Co je do toho? Tihle
nemecti spisovatele Erie
drich Won Friedrich, Hacklaen-
der, Ekstein, Grillparzer, Os-
sip, Schubin, ii piSou - COM
me il faut. Das list doch ct
was!"
Milostiva Sc vztrhla.
"Ale Eva niceho jin6ho ne
NAL"
Rafaela ohrnula ret.
"Coz ta?' uSklibla Sc. Sc
di jenom u svych mazanic, a
"a nj stoji protivny jeji Ado
mis-"
PAM baronka Sc vztrhla.
"Bezd6k?"
"kdo jiny?"
PAM baronka povstala.
Tvar ieji Sc zasmuSila a rty je-
il Sc stahly.
Rafaela pohodila hlavou.
"Vsadim hlavu, re je mezi
sym starozitnym haraburdim,
kter6 by Sc hodilo spiSe do kra-
mu numismatickeho ~veteSnika,
.nez pro dceru bohateho to-
varnika,' pravila %kousave, vi
douc, re Sc jeji slova dod6la-
Vail priznivych vysledku. Po-
jednou Sc vSak ~vzchopila a po-
y%stavsi, poskocila pc pokoji.
"Vsimnula isl 81, mama, sle6
ny Z Dummenfeldu? 2" zeptala
Sc jake nahodou, ackoliv cht6-
la touto zdanliv6 b%ezd6cnou O.
tazkou odvratiti pozornost'
matCinu cd sve Skodolibe kou-
savosti.
PAM baronka Sc usmala.
"T6 husicky?"
Rafaela vypukla hluGny
smich.
"Ta ma nohu!"
"A rec!'
"Ta jist6 pochazi Z opice!'
A ODE danny vypukly V hlasi
ty, srdecny smich.
Hodily Sc k sob6. Znaly Sc
vzajemn6 a jedna vyhovovala
druh6, ostatn6 pravi jiz stare
pofekadlo: "Jablko nepadne
daleko cd St6pu!"
A jake V souhlasu S .jejich
hovorem a k~leparenim, bubno-
val deSt' divine svoje melodie
do okennich tabulf. Prselo jen
Sc lilo a lijavec zamezoval oby
vatelum "Violy" pristup do
parku.
| Eva byla uvezn6na We
SVEN atelieru, odkud temef a.
nj neyychazela. Sedala pred
podstavcem a pracovala, neb
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-30

1~AA PASASkbJ VI oilOh JoClIC
zvuky klaylru a pozornost
shromazdene spoleGnosti obra-
tia Sc k tomuto.
kdyz Sc pc veCeTi spolecnost
rozchazela, zavesila Sc PAM
baronka ma rameno hostitelo-
vo, ktery il vyprovazel k jeji-
mu pokoji, a vidouc, re miieii
Eviny pokoje, pravil Sc
strojenou lhostejnosti
Media Sc VAN, re Sc stava
situace neobycejne napjatou a
zapletenou? Myslim, re vysle-
dek, ktereho sc dodelame, me-
uspokoji nikohoi"
Lindner Sc ponekud zamra-
Gil.
"Myslite stale ma povesti,
ktere Sc vypravuji 0 me dceri
a o Breakdown"
"Zajiste!' odpovedela.
Da Sc do smichu.
"a patrne Sc klametel"
Podivala Sc zuriv6 ma hosti-
tele.
Lindner Sc usual.
"Nerozcilujte Sc, milostiva
paniP' pravil vlidne a vida, re
Sc nalezaji prede dvermi mi
lostpanina bytu, dodal pon6-
kud drsneji a rychle: "Moje
dcera odjede!"
PAM baronka Sc vytrhla a o.
tevrela bezd6cn6 dvere poko-
je, pred nimz Sc zaStavili.
"Od-je-de?" koktala, stojic
jednou nohou V pokoji, jed
nou ma chodbe. "A vase slo-
vo?"
Usmal Sc, vida latne pohle-
dy vytreStenych jejich oci.
"Prozatim odjede!' byla je-
no odmerena odpov6d', pc kite
re Sc dvorne uklonil a zmizel
We vedlejSi chodb6.
PAM baronka Sc potacela do
sveho pokoje.
"Odjede!" S~eptala, jsouc Isl
nala a stanula nedaleko dveri,
jakoby chtela slyseti jeSte jed
nou slova Lindnerova, ably Sc
presvedcila, zdaliz sc nekla-
mala.
PAX sklesla DO kresla a "a
kryla 81 rukama oci.
Use il klamalo! Use il SELMA
valo! Nesmela prodlevati a
musila sahnouti k emu! Uni
Mia 81 splesti Bezdeka svymi
pletichami. PredSevzala 81, re
vrhne V pomer jeho k Eve Sc
me neduv6ry.
A nevahala.
Povstala rychle a prehodivSi
81 pres ramona teply salup, Wy
Sla ma chodbu.
Mesic svitil do dlouhych, O.
pust6nych chodeb "Violy'', V
nichz zavladnul tezky, nevyru
Sitelny kid snu a kdez Sc ulo-
zilo noCnf ticho, prerusovan6
jenom jejimi kroceii.
Chvilemi Sc zachv6la a sta
nuvSi u n6ktereho z otevre-
nych oxen, zadivala Sc do
tmaVe noel. "A r0ZmySlela, ma
Ii ci nema-li vyhoveti svemu
predsevzeti! Strach a napnuti
nervu il roZcilovaly. Vahala,
nevedouc, co by mela pociti.
AvSak vasen byla s~ilnejsi. wi
t6Zila mad okamzitVmi roma
ky a milostiva PAM 81 uminila
dokonati to, co by!a zacala.
Konecne stala prede dvermi
Bezdekova pokoje a chtela
vstoupiti. Sahala ma kliku a
chtela otevfiti, avsak kdosi il
predesel. DveTe Sc otevrely a
kdosi vystupoval z pokoje do
temne chodby.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-23
SUIT ENTERED AGAINST
BLUE MESA SHEEPMEN

CONTINUED from First Page,
Mike Maurcr, Van Page, George Free
man, Wiley Freeman, R. B. Berry,
Charles Berry and Arthur Berry.
II is alleged that time and again
these cattle were scattered to the
four winds, by sheep herders acting
for the sheep owners in an attempt to
intimidate the homesteaders and cat
tlemen and make them abandon the
range to sheep.
Sheriff Hanlon is serving the war
rants for the district court, whereup-
on trial will be had to determine
whether Blue mesa is to be all sheen
or not.
Sheriff Hanlon returned last evening
from Nontrose, having apprehended
Button. Ketcham and Rumbaueh on
Blue mesa In that county. They se-
cured Attorney F. d. Catlin of Mont
rose, ard TIE district attorneys Office
was Represented by C. J. Monihan,
with the result that Ketcham and But-
ten v>re released on $500 bonds arld
RuuhnnGh % his own recoenixnnce.
This trial win be held at the adjourn
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-23
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JACKS CABIN
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Thursday. Sept %
School opened Monday. Sept. I9th,
with ar enrolment Of eight Miss
Alice Mans OF Denver is the teacher.
The first snow Of the season was
seen on the high peaks Sunday morn
ing.
Mildred Spann left Sunday for Can
on City where she will resume her
studies az the academy.
Elmer Allen is the possessor Of a
"Ford bug" which he purchased this
week from the Gunnis0n Motor Co.
Hazal Ryan, Virgil and Aubrey
Spanr went 10 Gunnison Sunday to
attend school this year.
Nr and MIR. Guy Lie and baby
Of Extra, Iowa, arrived Friday and
spend the winter here. Mr.. Lille will
feed for Lang Spann. Mn Lie Is !
sister Of Mrs. Clyde Rising.
Frank Wheeler Elvcr Allen and
Lang Spann were riding on Brush
creek Wednesday, gathering horses
for Mrs. Annie Jarvis Of Fast River.
She will ship % head 10 the Pueblo
market Friday. Lang Spann viii take
them over.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-23
SERIOUS ACCIDENT on
BLUE MESA WEDNESDAY

What might have been a very seri-
Gus accident occurred on Wednesday
afternoon when car driven by f. C.
Scism and occupied by his wife and
three children, tipped over at the foot
of the hill going up from the Elk
Creek bridge, about mile and half
this side OF Sapinero. The car had
started east up the hill and about half
way up, Mr.. Scism killed the engine.
The brakes were not in good condition
and the car started to back down the
hill. He succeeded in keeping it from
going over the bank, but just as it
got to the foot of the hill it toppled
over. Mrs. Scism and two of the chill
dren were unhurt, but the driver and
the youngest child, a baby about s
months old, were injured. Mr.. Scism's
lg was bruised, but he was not hurt
seriously. The baby was badly cut
about the face and forehead and it
was at first feared it would not live,
but at present the child is getting
along nicely. A passing car brought
the injured to Gunnison and the baby
was put under the care Of DIR. Hyatt.
The party were on their way back to
Arkansas after a visit in Paonia,
where they went to look for \ loca-
ton There were several cars travel
ing together.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-23

day affairs, both at home and abroad,
ard was a very interesting taIker.
Twelve years ago the family
moved TO Gunnison. where they re-
sided of and on, spending part OF their
winters in Florida, California and for
q year or so at one time resided in
Paonia--
Two brothers, VIM and A. II. Dever,
who reside in Missouri, survive Mrs.
Coats A II. Dever has been with
his sister the past two months Sew
eral nieces and nephews also survive,
among them, Mrs. Lura Chamberiin
of Gunnison and the Corbitt brothers
at Parlins, who were related to her on
her husbands side.
Funeral services We're conducted on
"Wednesday afternoon at three O'Clock,
from the residence. Rev. Ferris de-
livering a touching sermon. Burial
was made by the side of her husband,
q large coneourse of friends being
present to pay their last respects.
Il is with regret we chronicle the
passing OF this respected and beloved
lady, and our sincere sympathy is
extended to those who mourn the loss
of dear relative and friend.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-23
SARAH J. COATS DIES
IN GUNNISON TUESDAY

Continued from First Page)
acquaintance, and altho urged to re-
main in a lower altitude, she never
was happy when away long.
Mrs. Coats maiden name was Sarah
Jane Dever, and she was born on
June 2sth, 1855 in Gentry county,
Missouri. On February 18th, 1874
she was married in De Kalble, Mo-, to
John B Coats. Mr. Coats died in our
city Feb. 18th, 1919 on the l5th an
niversary Of their wedding.
John Coats was one Of the early
pioneers Of Gunnison county and like
all pioneer women Of that time, his
wife bore more than her share Of the
struggles and hardships of the early
days Of Colorado. They first came
to Colorado in 1876 and to Gunnison
county in the spring Of 1877, settling
in the Tomichi valley, where they
took up a ranch and BY hard work and
careful foresight built up . splendid
place between Doyleville and
Parlin. Mrs. Coats was . good bust
ness woman and knew how to get the
most for her money. No children
were ever born to them. which was al
ways a great disappointment TO both,
Mrs. Coats, while Of . quiet, retiring
nature, took keen interest in every
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-23
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEET
AS EQUALIZATION BOARD

The county commissioners held their
adjourned session as a County Board
of Equalization yesterday. finding
many cases Of assessment that needed
adjustment and a few that did not.
Commissioner Sullivan being out of
town, Messrs. Whalen and Knowles
constituted the board, with the at
tendance of c. c. McWilfiams. clerk
of the board. and Assessor J. W. Hay
maker 10 consult with. Many changes
were made, which will be printed in
a'etaii in n later edition of the News
Z ampion.
:. hsre appears to be a great deal of
diN abstraction with the vertical raise
in tie valuation of residence proper
ty III Gunnison and Crested Butte,
which the assessor asserts was done
by order of the State Board. However,
properly owners are unable to catch
the viewpoint of such a decided raise
in these days of falling value and Of
rising state and town levies over
the values set by Assessor Thomas
last year. Nevertheless, most of them
dislikes to make open complaint and
are swallowing it. In ranch valua-
tion, also, while there is considerable
drop on stock valuation, ranch i'm
provements are given sharp raise,
which brings much grief, but is de-
Tended on the same grounds. When
the levies are all made up and it de-
velops that the actual raise in taxes
will be, then it will be too late to
change the valuation. In fact that
time expired with the adjournment Of
the Board yesterday.
During the session the commission
ers authorized the architects at the
Normal to submit several plans con-
verting the West Town school building
which was recently purchased by the
county, into county hospital.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-23

T. 10 joy. a..r.l.y AND treasurer
az the NM.t " ... .run-a, ou here
on hu-r,.. Nr U.at and Nr. Mr-
Carver v.r. r.s....ua 'r r.rrt him
and rau UP -.r.a. afternoon. tho
ls'h and a,r' directly tu l1.fsburR.
~, ..r. %. rs..- h.r. about Two
week murr.
On Monday ,. NJ the frr bells
rang and 81 asa. found that tho house
uf w. SNYDER 'a- uu fir. NJ Suy-
der was 70 bed when tho fire was dis
covered. and Ha. slightly buried Il
iS supposed the fir was caused by q
match. The damage has not set been
determined. but Rad il not been FOR
the excellent nu-E uf the fire depart
mrnt, the dluas-. would have been
considerably larger. Tho EIks from
Guuui ON were giving show that
evening and II was discontinued until
after In. fire was put out. While the
flames wrrn being fought. some one
stole watch and chain from Henja-
min Snyder.
Mr. Elizabeth Hall has charge Of
the boarding house at the Bulkley
mine, having returned from her vaca-
tion lasting a month.
Rog,r Nelson and wife. John Camp
bell and wife and Miss Josephine Wha-
len visited Kunzl"ra, near Somerset,
last Sunday, returning the same day.
Mrs. Phil Handy and mother. Mrs.
John Buchanan visited Mrs. c. c. Nc.
Williams and Mrs II S. Braswcll In
Gunnisou this week.
W II Whalrn and wife spent three
days at the road camp last week and
Mr.. Whalen enjoyed a few days grouse
hunting.
j. W. Bardley left today for Canon
City, where he intends to spend few
days before going on to Somerset.
John SkofT, who has been in Tabas-
co, is here on his vacation. He ex-
poets TO stay two weeks longer.
NJ. +. Somerville was an outgoing
passenger the 2lst, returning to his
home in Canon City after being supt.
at Smith Hill for several months
r Roger Nelson brought n new Nash
truck from Denver on the 18th. They
are now working on the road between
Crested Butte and Gunnison. They al
so have new driver for the truck,
c. 2. Whalen.
Mrs. J. NJ. Barrett is here from
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-23
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o UPPER GUNNISON
900 oooO 90 O O 90 {

Sews-Champion Correspondence:-
Monday, Sept. 10.
Mrs. Erma Boyer of Denver is
visiting with Mrs. VIM. Spann.
Pete Stoller is helping F. J. Seheid
enlarge the Mesa ditch.
Miss Emma Kubiak has returned to
Gunnison after spending week with
Mrs. Roy Dunbar.
Lee Bardip~ has returned to his
home in Paonia, after spending a
month with his brother, Bert.
The 1921 hay crop in this section
of the county is history now. While
the crop is universally good, it is
somewhat shorter than the 1920.
The Paragon school opened Sept.
18th with ten pupils in attendance
Our school board is to be commended
for securing the services of SO cap
able teacher as Mrs. Minnie Schawb.
Sandy Dunbar is back after spend
ing several days on Taylor river where
he assisted his father-in-law. John El-
mer. in putting up his hay. Sandy
did not stay home long enough to get
reacquainted, as he Immediately left
for Kamp Kill Kare to put up the hay
crop at that place.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-23
ELKS' BENEFIT PLAY
A COMPLETE SUCCESS

Continued from First Page)
did she demonstrate her capabilities in
emotional acting.
Hugh Palmer and Wilma Doig, as
The Boy" and "The Girl', added
much to their regulations in
local dramatics. The extremely seri-
Gus theme of the play brought out
many angles in their recognized talent.
Palmer's part was heavy throughout
both acts, and his absolute lack Of
seif-consciousness in the play demon
strates a great advance in his already
pleasing work.
Charles Florer, playing the part Of
Patrick, Father Jerome's servant,
gave a needed touch of comic relief
to the play, as did Norma Gribbin and
Charles Wright in their portrayal Of
the horrible examples" the young
peopl who were in too much of hur-
ry to get married. John Hogan took
the part of Lockwood, father Of "The
Boy" and "1'he Girl" and Clanton
Hogan was Letter, of the music hall,
"a tough guy" James Brewer ap-
peared in the second act as a
detective.
As "between acts" feature, Messrs.
Florer and Allen put on a short vaude-
vile act that was scream from start
to finish. Chas. Florer represented
the director and better half Of .
two-man theatrical troupe, while Al
len took the part of the black-face
hired man.
Miss Esther Arterberry also sang a
number Of pleasing selections and was
heartily applauded.
George Florer produced and direct
ed the show, which in all seriousness,
was worthy Of the professional stage.
The production was taken to Crest
ed Butte Monday night. The audience
was adjourned during the first act
the purpose of extinguishing . FIRE
in the town. but shortly reassembled
and the show was carried on.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-23
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LAKE FORK
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- " -" -AtsAAiA lisbl4 'NitfN Isffitaftf'
Wednesday, Sept. 2l
Moody Ramsey has just came back
from the Salida hospital.
Loci Carr went 10 work for Crofts
On September goth.
Oscar Dunn and father are in Gunni-
son. The latter is going to attend
Normal there.
Ben Benjamin, an old-timer of Lake
City. has been helping Clint Buskirk
lin the hay field.
The government man from Wash
irgto1, u. c. was here recently 10 at
tend 20 Mr. Blair's interests here
Billy Dunn and father are over on
the Lake Fork after cattle so that
Thy can ship the seventh of October.
A number OF the Lake Fork people
were going TO the dance at Powder
horn in George Gratton's car. but the
car refused TO take them so they had
10 coast home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-23

Lester, Colo, visiting relatives.
Il. W. Gizzard. manager Of the
Colorado Supply company, left this
morning for two weeks vacation.
Ralph Ncesham. brother Of Jack
E"r.hlm, wus ln town on . visit on
the 2lst.
Jack Nee sham and p. J. Morgan.
who have beer on thc SICK list, are able
% be around again " X. Cawford,
who has been critically IN at the hos
pituI, 10 also abb" 20 b. up, but is still
very weak.
L f. Noolo D., now IN charge Of the
breaker, taking the place Of T. Y.
Miller.
Prof. Roucl Of Somerset. former
principal OF the school here, was a
visitor Iu town the 18th
Ira Srgiaan made a business trip
TO pit,shuTg this week.
Tho Young Ladies' Sodality of the
Catholic church held a meeting at
the home OF Rev. Hilbig Tuesday even
ing.
There will be- a dence at the City
Hall September %.
Mrs. Battista Audretta was called
to Telluride this week by the illness Of
her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Campbell are
the proud parents Of baby boy, born
Sept. 10th.
Tho baby boy born 10 Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Noss at Taft. California on
Sept. nth. died Sunday, the 18th.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Marasco of
Grand Junction, spent several days in
Crested Butte recently. visiting.
Mrs. Thos. Clayton, wife of the
principal, has been appoined supervis-
or of the children's entertainment in
the school here.
Bert Michel, who has been working
here for several months, has gone
to Denver to reside.
Miss Helen Curran , daughter of
Mrs. VIM. Shaw, is attending school
here and staying at Songers.
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News Champion Correspondenee:-
Saturday. Sept. II,
They are still running the channel
er II the Colorado Quarry and Geo.
Rergc says il is doing fine work and
the marble h. Of the finest quality.
They have pearl white, also solid
black. and both are fine grades.
". ". Woods Of Lilly Lake ranch,
has finished putting his hay up. He
was very lucky in having fine weather
for the job.
Joe Fausgone and Mcnith Of Crest
cd Butte are taking an inventory OF
their property here and shaking hands
with their many friends who wish
Joe would come back and open up the
picturr show again.
The leaves are turning very fast
and things are looking like fan
weather in Marble Marble has had
one Of the most beautiful summers
we have known, and we have known q
plenty,
Tho death Of Mrs. Elsie Kirk in
GlCnwOod Springs, was very sad nows
to all in Marble. Her mother, Mrs.
Jim Downing, was called by phone
early Monday morning ard both Mr..
aud Mrs. Downing went down TO at
tend the funeral. Mrs. Kirk leaves
three little girls besides her husband
90 mourn her loss.
This morning we had tramp print
r in town. something new for Marble.
He asked why lived in this God
forsaken place. mot much. God has
not neglected me. but you have for
saken Him. That is why | have a
breakfast TO give y0uH
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News Champion Correspondence
Wednesday, Sept. 81
District court called several Of our
people to the county seat this week
Heavy freeze last night made some
Of our southern hay men look longing
ly toward Gunnison.
Duff and Ray LaPlante with their
parnts, Mr. and Mise. D. L. LaPlant,
this week.
Mr.. Summerville, supt. Of the Smith
Hill mines and Mr.. and Mrs T. Y.
Miller and children were Cas.leton
visitors Sunday. They report the
Smith Hill mines as working every day
now.
All kinds of reports regarding the
striking of oil in Lashbrook's well are
out, but as yet we have seen no oil
No doubt we will have different re-
port next week as the well is down
to about the first sand.