Gunnison news-champion., 1921-11-18

Turzday November IS
We have % rrE. perHteTdeHt at
Smith H.l' "a hr Harrison.
tn. Odd Ec'.nEr are TO have q big
turkey supper Friday night
Billy bunn, who is employed ut
Smith llII, Do u0H visiting in Denver
e.. g. Smith. So no has been away for
a'"grai months. Is working here
again
sheriff Pat uanI0u vas in town on
Thursday, the lgth and again on the
10Th.
j. f. Farrell Of MOntro-e. who WIS
working here for short time, has
returned 10 hi home.
L. J. Smith has returned 10 Gunni-
SON where he viii have charge Of the
switch engine
Work Is progressing nicely where
they are cutting down C0mstock hill,
and they figure the work viii be done
900 another month
The Pythiau Sisters are planning a
big dance Thanksgiving night, with Il
turkey supper following They ex-
pect 70 have a big crowd.
Recently Mrs. G. II. Wise spent
several days in Denver visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Turner, and in Colo
rado Springs, with her son, Fred.
Matthew GlOyianno. who has been
to Paonia to visit his wife for the last
week. returned today, November Is.
to go back TO work at the Smith Hill.
Mrs. Fred Donaher is in the ID. &
K. G. hospital at Salida for an opera
tion. We hope that it will be sue
ccssful and that her health will be
greatly improved.
High School pupils are planning
show for the night of the nth at 8
p. m. There will be three comedies
entitled "a Perplexing Situation"
Three Jay Detectives" and "A
Double Proposal"
DR.. Irving Hunter, who has been
spending the summer at Irwin and
Washington gulch, has gone 70 Delta
to spend week. He recently smash
ed his hand and is suffering quite a
bit Of pain.
W. X. Crawford. who has been sick
with blood poisoning and pneumonia,
was taken away Saturday. II he can
stand the trip, he will be taken to his
mother in California. He had to be
carried on a strctcher.
Mrs. Sam Rino was operated on at
the Crested Butte hospital November
9TH. She has been very sick, but at
this writing is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Helen Weirick is also able to be
out again, and is looking fine.
Gaylord Steinberg, the boy who was
hurt while playing with giant cap
last wek, is improving nicely. He is
able to be out and around, but it will
be some time before he is able to go
to school. His father, H. w. Stein
berg. returned from the hospital on
Thursday. He is feeling much better,
but has not started to work yet.
The masquerade ball given by the
Fire Department on Armistice night
proved great success. II was the
largest crowd that had been at one
dance in some time. Helen Curran,
dressed as jockey, took first prize
for ladies'. !. F. Ritter, dressed as a.
boy, took first prize for the men.
Several cars from here went to Gun
nison to attend the celebration Armis-
tice Day. We did not have any cele-
bration here, except school program
in the afternoon and the dance in the
evening.
Union Congregational Church
Crested Butte, Sunday, Nov. 20.
Sunday School. 10 o'clock, Mrs. Nash
Superintendent
Preaching service at HOO o'clock
Subject of discussion. mistakes In
Our Treatment of Others"
Evening Worship, 7:30. Discussion
of the question, "The Home and the
School as Bulwarks of the Nation"
Prof. Tinsley. will sing. =
CRAIG WATT, Minister.