Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-30
Thursday, Sept. 2

Ed Irwin is now supt- AZ Smith Hill
and A. b. Arnold is pit boss
The air Is quite cold mornings and
evenings, showing that winter is on
the way.
E G. Joy. who is at the Augusta
mine, was in town on the 2sth on
business
Jim Boyd of Taylor river is in town
selling mules TO the Smith Hill mine.
Quite a bit of excitement was caus-
ed last Tuesday evening about eight
o'clock when the fire bell rang. By
the time the hose reached the location
Of the fire, Il was already out. A
match dropped in some straw was
what caused the blaze.
Anton DAMN. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank DAMN, left September 18th
for Boulder University.
Mrs ". J. Boyle Is visiting with
her daughter. Mrs. J. b. MCGOWAN
IN Walsenburg. Mr.. MCGOWAN Is
very in in the Pueblo hospital.
The Young Ladies' Sodality OF the
Catholic chuEch held n meeting last
Tuesday evening 20 decide on rings
they intend TO get
The Crested Butte Industrial store
Is giving n free dance tonight. They
viii also have refreshments consisting
of ice cream and cake.
The Ladies Aid of the Union Con-
gregational church is resuming ac-
tiyity after vacation of month.
The president, Mrs. w. X. Coolidge.
with characteristic energy, is calling
an "open house" meeting at the
church Thursday afternoon, October
9Th. at which she will be hostess. All
ladies of our community not other
wise lined up, are invited 10 this
meeting. Committees will be ap-
pointed. and plans discussed for the
seasons work.
Mrs. Peter Fisher. also Margaret
Klarie left Sept % for Pueblo, where
they viii visit Mr.. Fisher for short
time then 20 on to Illinois, where they
will locate II they ike the climate.
Loriug Cain, while out hiking last
Sunday, sprained his ankle. He is
able TO &c. around on crutches.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Dell have as
house guests Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pryor
of Leadville. They came over Mon
arch pass and said il was like q
boulevard.
The commercial course in the
school started last Monday, at which
time several pupils enrolled. Those
intending to take this course are,
Mrs. Matte Miller, Mrs. w. X. Coo
hdge, Miss Annie Arnott and Flor
ence Scoby. This course will be open
to the tenth, eleventh and twelfth
grades also.
Leonard Gladstone is up from
Gunnison today. He also spent Sun
day here.
PitsRer Sporcich had his hand bad.
ly cut Saturday evening, but it is get.
ting along nicely now.
J. II. Weiland, James Snyder, Al.
bert Manley, Curtis Morrow, lisses
Anna Downing, Edna Anderson, Mrs,
Earl Evans and Miss Mary Harris en-
joyed trip to Marble last week. They
made the trip on horseback.
The Odd Fellows held an initiation
last Thursday evening. Those pres
ent from Crested Butte were. James
Gardner, John Neesham, James Eng
hsh, Joe GlenEo, Rheuben Roberts,
Edward Sorell, Phillip Handy,W. N.
Nash, Robert johnson, John Weiland
and Arthur Mills.
Anna Evatemik is spending q few
days at the Fair in Pueblo.
The choir Of the Catholic Church
went on picnic to Iron Springs Sept.
18th. They were chaperoned by Nr.
and Mrs. Glenn Helfrick and Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Manley. Those who en-
1oyed the picnic were, Mr.. and Mrs..
VIM. Manley and baby, Mr.. and Mn,
Clem Helfrick and three children, An
ma Paste, Florence Villotti, Eva Nc
!ntyre, Mary Teak, Slavika Kuretieh,
John and Rudy SkoR, Joe Yoklavich,
Martin Byouk, Anton Matkovich and
Joe Peflco.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Long were CALI
ed to Leadville last Sunday on account
of the death Of Mrs Longs brother,
Charles Rule. While hunting rabbits
by moonlight, be accidentally shot
himself. We sympathixe with them