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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-06


Blackjack. Dam: Jennie Of Glen
rangy Aberdeen-Angus).
"Will pay SO for five day-old heifer
calves bred by either one of these siret
when delivered at Victory farms.
"-- ---------, Owner"
The owner Of this farm explains by
Letter that he also maintains purebred
bears and that the service of these ami
mails is free to neighboring farms.
This is but one instance in which the
owner OF better sireS has offered their
advantages to his neighbOrS free of
charge, The fact that the owner Of
the Sires is willing to buy the hcifer
calves bred from his purcbred bulls Is
an indication of the increased profits
t.:at may be realized by the owner o.
a scrub or grade herd when he has pu.
a purebred sire at It's head. 1t shows
that the value of the progeny OF a
phrohred sire and a grade dam Is so
Well established in the minds of the
htSt Informed among breeders that
t.cy are willing TO pay a much higher
rate for this progeny than for calf
VIII grade parents in both the sire
0i.l the dam. 1t further Illustrates
u" rapidity Of improvement In a herd
Witch has a purebred sire at its head.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-03-18
HADASSAH BRIDGE.

:. The local chapter Hadassah will
give benefit card party for the Pal
estine Nurses Training Fund Mon
day afternoon, March 21st, at 2:30
O'Clock at the Radisson Assembly
Room. Mr.. Abraham Goldberg of
New York City will address the Chap
ter on "Hospital Work in Palestine"
Tickets can be obtained from any Of
the hostesses. 49,:
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-03-18
DIED.
Michael Jefery.

Michael Jeffrey, for thirty-four
years a resident of Minneapolis, died
on Saturday, March IL, after brief
illness. Funeral services were held
Monday at 2 p. m. at the Adath
Yeshurun Synagogue, with which Mr..
Jeffrey had been associated from it's
inception, having served it in various
capacities from the presidency down.
The synagogue was filled to it's utmost
capacity by his many friends. Serv-
ices were conducted by DR.. S. N.
Deinard and Rabbi c. David Matt.
Interment was at the Montefore
Cemetery. He is survived by his wife,
a son, David c., and two daughters,
Mrs. Henry Glassberg and Miss Lii
liam Jeffery. Mr.. Jeffery was men,
Der of the B'nai Birth, Mendelsohn
Camp, Modern Brotherhood, and the
Order Birth Abraham.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-03-18
NOTICE..

A letter written by one R. Kamzor
of Tel-Aviv, Jaffa, Palestine, and ad-
dressed to T. Levin, 2416 Eleventh
Avenue South, Minneapolis, has by
mistake been delivered to the wrong
parties, who in turn have left it in
the office of this paper, where ad-
dressee may call for it.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-03-18
Tenie Friedman.

Tenie Friedman, of 1774 Fremont
South, died after brief illness,
March Is. She is survived by her
husband, Samuel; daughter, Celia
Bronstein; father, Julius Fox; broth
ers, Sam Fox, St. Louis, Mo-, Jake
Fox, Detroit, Mich; and sisters, Mrs.
Paul Brobst, and Mrs. Tillie Roud Of
Detroit, Mich, and Mrs. Charles
Fremder of st. Louis. Interment took
place March IA at Montefore ceme-
terry. DR.. S. N. Deinard officiated.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-03-18
RECITAL.

( Sadie Ann Gingold, Of ST. Paul,
pianist and teacher Of piano, will give
a recital Thursday, March oath, 8:15
p. M, at the Studio Recital Hall,
6O-62 Eleventh Street South. The
public is invited to attend. An excep-
tional program has been arranged.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-03-18

! FURNISHED ROOM for rent in
modern home. Young lady preferred.
All home privileges. Phone Hyland
2761.
FOR RENT, modern rooms. Gentle
men preferred. Call Hyland $3.50.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-03-18
Emma Stern.

! Emma Stern, 1920 West Twenty
sixth Street, died March II. She is
survived by her husband, Meyer D.
Stern, daughter, Beulah, and son, Cliff
ford. Interment took place March Is
at Montefore cemetery. DR.. S. N.
Deinard officiated.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-03-18
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our friends for their many
touching expressions of sympathy
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-03-18
Rage Sir

18th Avenue South and Ninth Street,
Rabbi C. David Matt will speak on
'The American Jewess, Modern Els
ther."
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-08-12
IN THE SMALLER TOWN.

A writer in the American Hebrew"
comments on the difficulties and prob
lens of erecting a synagogue in
small town or city Of some $4,000 on
Long Island. But what particularly
impressed US was the unrefned cruel
ty of the Christian element who, when
the influx of Jews increased the Jew
ish population from handful to
thousand-then the term "kike" came
into being. The Jews had to hold ser
vices on the holidays at least, and
rented town hall on the Main street.
This Of course opened up new oppor-
tunity for gibes and insulting remarks
and only those who have lived in such
town can appreciate the uncomfort-
able position sensitive Jew occupies.
At least in large city there is some
what Of broader understanding Of
Jews and their religion and of their
customs in worship. But in a small
town where provincialism is raised to
the highest degree one can easily ap.
preciate how unusual Jewish services,
especially Of an orthodox character,
would seem to those people. But it all
resolves itself into the original and
perplexing question that so many Jews
have asked themselves for so many
centuries-why is 1t the Christian
makes god Of one Jew-Jesus-and
makes devils Of all the rest? It is in
deed strange contradiction in human
nature. To think that the Christian
implores at all times in his prayers
the mercy and help Of JEW to save
his soul from everlasting damnation
and yet he hates all other Jews to
such an extent that he does those
things that make him eligible for any
place but heaven.-The Jewish Voice.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-08-12

whole world is trying to understand,
but which II is claimed is understood
fully by only twelve men. And now
another Jew has attracted attention
because though he is but sixteen years
old, he is n candidate for the ranks
Of the select few who understand the
theory. He is Theodore Herzberg, n
student at Boys High School, Brook
Ign, N. Y. Whereas Il Is the teacher
who usually sets his pupils to wonder
ing "that one small head could carry
all he knows Hergberg's position in
the system Of relationship between the
students and instructors Is exactly OPP
posite. The teachers assembled the
other day to hear their pupil lecture
on mathematics and physics. He ex
planned certain advanced calculations
used In the Michaelson-M Morley exper-
iments. tMichaelson, by the way, Is
also Jew), and then elucidated the
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-08-12
Poindexter Furniture &
Carpet Company
HOUSTON AT FIRST STREET


Welch Addition to the City OF Fort
Worth. Tarrant County. Texas, and des-
cribed by metes and bounds as follows:
Beginning ut the intersection OF the North
lin OF Weaver street. with the West line
Of GALVESTON avenue, In said City OF Fort
Worth. Tarrant County, Texas. thence
North with the West line OF Galveston
Avenue Sixty (60) feet: thence West par
allel with the North line OF Weaver street
one hundred Q00) feet: thence South
parallel with the West line OF Galvesto'
avenue Sixty (60) feet; thence East with
the North line OF Weaver street one hun
dred feet to the place OF beginning, be-
ing the same land described In the War
ranty Deed from ]. l.. johnson 10 G. ".
Miller. dated January 30th. 1890. recorded
In deed records OF Tarrant County. Texas,
Vol SAG. Page %. and also described In
the correction deed from J. l.. Johnson TO
c. v. Miller dated April End. 1921.
And will on the 9Th day OF September
A. ID. 1921, the same being the first Tues
day In September A. ID. 1891. between the
hours OF ten o'clock In the forenoon and
four o'clock In the afternoon. offer the
said land for sale ut public vendue fot
cash. ut and In front OF the Court House
door OF Tarrant County. Texas. In the
said City OF Fort Worth.
CARL SMITH.
Sheriff OF Tarrant County. Texas.
BY W. NJ. Rea, Deputy Sheriff.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-08-12

Lorenz Fitzgerald contraction formu-
lac for bodies moving through space
at a great velocity.
Then he was kind enough to offer
to answer his teachers questions.
Besides being at the head Of the
school in mathematics and physics,
Herzberg is a sketch artist and editor
Of the schools Latin magazine.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-08-12
Norlcg-sHERIFF's sALE-REAL
ESTATE.

by virtue OF an order OF Sale issued
on the 9TH day Of August A. ID. 1921. out
OF the District Court OF Tarrant County,
Texas, 18th Judicial District, In Cause
No. 5sso7, A. Leonard Johnson Va. c. v.
Miller and wife, Mrs. c. V. Miller. I did
on the 9Th day OF August A. ID. 1891. levy
upon the following described land as the
property OF the above named Defendants.
situated In Tarrant County, Texas, to-
wit:
All that certain tract or parcel OF land
known and described as the East One
Half u-2) OF the South Sixty (so) feet
vision Of Block No. One ~ OF Field
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-08-12
A YOUTHFUL EINSTEIN.

A Jew has caused some amazement
because he produced a theory in phs-
les called RELATIVELY" which the
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-08-12
JEWISH CALENDAR

5681.1920
New Years Eve ....... sun, sept. Y
succoth First Day. -, Mon. Sept 81
succoth U.ast Day-Shlmini-
Atzereth) ............... Mon, OCT. :
Simchatch Torah ........T Tues, Oct.
Rosch- Chodesch Chesvan Wed, Oct ~
Rosch- Chodesch Kislev Fri, Nov. IL
Chanukah (Feast Of Dedica-
Rosch- Chodesch Tebeth. Sun. Dec. II
NV 5ssi.1
Rosch- Chodesch Shebat Mon, Jan. 10
Rosch- Chodesch Adar lived, Feb.
Rosch- Chodesch We adar Fri, Mar. IL
Purlm (Feast Of Esther). Thurs. Mar. ~
Rosch- Chodesch Nissan. Sat. April :
Passover (Pesach) Sat, April 20
Passover Seventh Day. Fri, April ~
Rosch- Chodesch Iyar ..... Mon, May
Lag b'Omar ............ Thurs. May rs
Rosch- Chodesch Swan 80. Tues. June z
Shabuoth Confirmation
Day. Northumberland SUM-, June IL
Rosch- Chodesch Tammuz. Thurs. July Z
Rosch- Chodesch Alb Fri, Aug. 5
Fast OF Alb .................S Sat. Aug. Is
Rosch- Chodesch Ellul ..... Sum-. Sept.
5682. 1921
New Years Eve ............ Sun. Oct.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02
IEW A|GH SCHOOL DUIlDIlg 10
De READY FOR USE bY
FIRST Of BT0D[R

4 sfesey-e1sss Ssse hssek aneas seaek
Ym - bul1t + csa3onee3sa - oag1y
- snshe esnDastsay evsr ~ build-
IN elase reens, gendy hal1 and u
eNtis0 4a1nal Training 6a.suasut wiI1
- reedy by 0cosbsr lse, MA VIl
GSatly ease ths strain in u nain
NeFnall hoflding. BY IT, tins u
CENTRAL Normal building q cunp,eeod,
Gunnison win have one a tie fnesS
and most complete prepaxatcry and
college systsms IN the sfate.
II d proposed that dedication cere-
ncny and general reception h given
ssriy IN the fall 70 give IL people
- ths county . god opportnnity to
Ieok over thear new building. n this
csnnection, tie excellent sueeos&ioa 4
feeeived thaf the Gunnison County
High School Alumni association take
charge Of The ceremonies. Probably
no other group or organization q
,nors intensely interested IN the de-
velopment Of their old school, and Il
il believed that this II m invaluable
opportunity to promote the coopera-
the spirit between student and gfadu-
nAa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02
sHRIN[Rs CELEBRATION 1T
M0MTR0sE ENDS SATURDAY

n Cunnison 0lHiners and neviees,
aepaQapanfed hy thaly wives ebout u
il In tsiday nerning 8 !
specin1 cnE for 1roGfFe6e 70 et4end ths
ohfinee4 csremonie1 b thnt e1ty. An
axtiaically painted dgn, the handi-
wUek q n. v. Napior, doeorabed IL
oufGtdo II IL Spec3A ear. 1rom the
tfme thoy axived h Mentxose until
TIL 6opsRtnxo, eve9y u1nAto wns tax
a ~ ~ ~ slabetat. rses!am vh!eA
H. Hontxose people h1d plannod fcr
IL entertainment " thetr gueets.
AfteF II special trains arrived ffom
Oenvo cax1ying 6hrinees 4kom ~ over
caloeeAo nd Utah. IL hig eslshrar
Z M 9pests wsrs sntsrteined ~ IL
an tG61no 1tom ths dinarent places,
- - u Jeesl hand 40 eufestain-
"a ~ SoUd II,
SSfnsdSy sftssnocn ~ spent in
eoa1ossfnG ~ dsgroe upon the nevices.
~ 81 3 banqust wAs served f. the
Hnxta entaGo ~ ~ peep3e. Every
dan a tho Sf1lna6naents Wns PER-
III, aad thnss present wuro 1oud n
Haloo oe ~ splendN a4airs soE1o -
eaielne = ~ ~ ~ 1oGt p6r1sctly ~
ranad boaqst ~ - evee at4end-
~ y ,lssias 4 ssinass = 1ls.t-
~ NJ WilaSGt do11t 90 e II
inE9ooe evUr hoh - t1e Westsxn &ope.
0ne q ~ 1Dat1ros e ~ : ntezfain-
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02
A STATE BUILDER GONE

Once In . while . headline appears
In = paper that q uses . diS&inct
shock. Such was the case Saturday
morning when Colorado read:
THOMAS F. DAILY Is DEAD
Tom" DAILY, - he was known from
the Missouri River 70 ths haeiAc
Coast, was state builder. He not
only built In . financial way, but hs
built character. He was one true, big
man. His sslodates h business, his
frisnds ,,.. s.d a., tss psePls e ~ stess '
He killed himaslf ~ evsrwork. Hs
was one Of : few man who was at hiG
Office morning, noon and night, labor
ing In the cause Of the 6ingB he
represented. II VIII b many day
before the mantle which Eell from
his nhouiders viii fpd . Iodeement
sufficiently strong In business In
tsgrity and moral uprightnsss 70 mp
port Il.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02
Hearing in Hutchinson
Cattle Cdse Today

County Treasurer n. B. Herrick,
County Assessor Walter Haymalkef
and County Attorney C. h. Stone left
yesterday morning for NontToes to
70 represent Gunnison county in
the injunction suit brought against Il
BY James r. Hutchinson Of the Bar
K cattle outfit, Who hes been beating
his taxes for the pat several years.
Several head Of Hutchinson's stock
were seized BY the county officials re-
Gently on the Muddy % b spld for
terea. whereupon Hutchinscn bxcuGht
an sintumction against N.
Ths suit was to - heard this morn
ing, but - ~ 90 70 press noehing has
been learned of the result.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02

1hs eenkEaqkoe1 = ~ ~ csunly
9qA oenoel egll1lag - Elof1ly ..
pTln9 ~ 0nsdkinG ton6hao ~ z
a0Del1lely hnvo ~ ~ thlps G1ogioG
8 ssssi6sl. ~ ,S{,S-S - Sisst - -:
naias - - inseallsl, Ut tkero b =
dsaht bgt wha4 4 will 8 4 o1srafiea
By the mt of ~ mouth-
SeFfSo and Vaxnum 1t Denver aFo
TIE contractors and have eoostxuetod
. building that VIII last Cunnisoa
county for . great many years b
csms. Tha basement viii s. mostly
taken up BY the Manual Arts D.
partment. A large machins shop and
forge room win occupy moef a IL
east do II Tie bassineut, ard II
west stds wiIl b occupied oatirU1y by
the Nanual training laberatories sn1
fnishing rooms. Two larHe stoso-
rooms and Z dark room coenplets IL
space In the basement, which q one
floor lower than the basement Of ths
Normal. The ground door lines up
with the Normal basement and the
main corridors run directly thru IL
High School building and two Nor
nal buildines. This puts tha whols
AA4X8 ~ y8t1z414
|ly under one roof. which 6as vexy
distinct advantages during ths wintsr
months.
The ground door Il taken mp witA
spacious class rooms. A large hru
proof vault for record storago has
BEEN constructed on The aogf.
The .en1lro west sids ef tie ffs4
floor h ta1bea up With study hall llo
fsst ~ 1E fes<. Ths east ID Of 6hiz
floor Is occupied BY IL Biological and
agricultural laboratories.
Ths second lSoor & noe to be flnish-
Cd this yoaf. About 1900 WIN Be
required 70 complies this 66or, which
wifl probably be dene within tie negt
tWo years. 9paes he's boen pruvid1d
f< - fsture instsllsaea Of : fFeight
and passengoR e3eSo1of. q :
An sfShf-tnn Nesting plant boiler.
cue cf tn finest IN the Stnto, viii b
installed h ths engine room down the
hall TO The southeast u the building.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02
6. :. al cLosEs ~. |! ,,,..,,

Denver, Aug. 2o-A virtual s3eGinG
Of te Colesado ruel and Iron eoni-
pany's mills at Pueblo, due b ~
llump IN = dsnaad 1or steal pgQdue41,
Nas 1nn66nc6d tAios week M 16j6
work 4 bsing Started and only Abe3f
1000 men are emp3eyed in tie pu6e9o
mills. No defnite dnte has bosn 1T
Tor, the regumption Of WORK. hdicA-
tions are. that tie plant may - opey-
ating On reduced scale By H. winter
inonths.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02
STATE FIRE Law
VIOLATION AT PlTKIN

F1tktn Winer:-
0poras from the unauthorissd hurn-
ing cf soms brush piles ON the A. L
Fesrscn timber salo IN Powdsrhouse
GuleAr might have caused . serious
nre b thak and adjoining timber last
Saturday. The hre hsd bsen left nm
sxtingnished by . Nadcan timber
wov311S, R1rfecte Nartinss. Latsr ~
Wa located IN Fitkin " a. L Rsnr-
een. Forest Ranoer Triekls anA Forest
q bsfsre nj. HeGtnsr. jnatics u tks
Peace, who lsvisd : fne a. ~ and
costs. Martinez pied guilty 70 hAv-
ing set hre where liable 70 spread 70
the timber on Government Of StaSs
land, and II being his Arst ofIenss, tie
Justice, h : spirit of elemsncy renit-
ted = portion Of tlse hne. "
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02
LARGE GUNNIs0N
PARTY VISITS
MARBLE,

Nr. and llrs. B. H. JerEensen and
party. returned Monday from . ten
days visit at Marble. Mr. Jorgsnsen
md D. B. Herrick kft On August 10
for Marble, gping above Goshie by
auto and hiking the rsst Of ths dis
tancs across Tie range thru seoAeld
and Crystsl. Ihsy wsrs followed On
Sunday hy Mn. J6tRensun, Mr. ard
Mn. VIM. N6nn1, Misses Nnf1y Eth
IL, Flcronce NeG I1ah Haxtu1n and
Clara 0eymoas ~ MeseB II =.
Naausl ard GAein1ian 3Wdan. -
party spGnt - Gj65eble tn dayS -
Ing ~ elG41n - t1is ezeo J'
bslutifsl 5setv - ~ as6i1g
q ~ g 81 IT. Ei|ssss e7|'sss 81 Is
Cxys&al river and Yuis 0e6k
1ho nambers q IL pat(y were
rseefved n Uafbie With blnnd o&
hoepitAlity g unsel6sh - + was ge1-
eraL, and every effort wns made To-
ma1Eo fheir stay enjoyrb3A m.
Thompopn gaye = ten On Friday
aft1EScon. 4 dazes was eivsn e
IL 16asonic Han oatprday night On
0undav H. VISITORS epened tie church
fl II Arst serviee h many months.
Dr. r. I. Nannel pgeaehsd . ve9y ex-
cellenk Sermon under tie theme,
sWeffsrs to1utheE, gnder Christ
Nh Jpr0enssn. Mis- Loah Hartman
and Ma! Tloeonco w. eaeh eang =
eaerd1 soIo. md 1r. Jordan u the
orenn aeeompaniod IL singers nd
- - vo1uuenSy and o1eFtosy.
zb0uk MY Ieepos ars making tnelr
hcgn66 at IaSblo q pgsoGfk 1Aa
eroup of hondholder1 Who pald IL
faxes ana teok over ~ ColotafIo Yulo1
Ca0Uoay hays ~ - ~ stnxtod -
~ 6s5srsds ESt{saai It yl!llI
- cs,sssd ~ ~ u
~ EnE 1sl1o - in ~ r.
sinas = foS7lY ~ uok1E IT, 9114ggs
- S1ne111l 61aors = - ~ 61s
G1E ~ - ]IsSR ! IN ~ 14
- 4 x1ndfrfne - tr1n ~ IL -
1iIl ~ ~ qanxxy. Ihey ~ t!nI
- = fissy ID ~ s. = 80
,si1s1ss e SIis2ss. n rlllsslA =.
-. e 81 ~ ~ Il l
~ It. qlogly =.
c5151 ~ = = q1azliia1 ~ - =. y
~ NJ - ~ , -
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l - 6GlFioz - =
fs - !: 's55i1 -; l171 1ssSTS1soS
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02
EpRlus ~ ~; S4IIEp 7! 4 2. ,

CO. - g. ssEious IT .
ils s1 ~. Jrp
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02
QUICK FnlICHT RUN

The Rio 0rande railroad performed
IN excellent piece Of freight SERVES
recently for IL Ross Coal Compeny
e Gtosted Buttss The eempanyil q
hois11ng sngine gave out "a = a11nfp.
~ md M Ross Immediately pazs
eAse11 . ~ - IN Denver ~ wirs,
ha1lp4 Il leo1Sa oa ~ eazB = 1s1o
'fhak nme 1t1nfng. Mo 0Sands e.
2id - vif& sueA 6111JGif rIlS III
H. lSllowing 01nA1y = 1:lk ~ -
gine, wsihine 290o0 pounasi -. in
IL Ggeeted Butte yasds. HeweVssI
~ ~ Roes Coal conpany da1lY 49,
eutYut On which tAe height sYeea0oa
many hundreds of dollafa, 4 WaS Z
payinG pgepoGltian Tor IT, tsilroad
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02

p. md lyA Chas. q. psxin nd
chhdzSn left Wedneod odny eVsaliak n
DIR deme n Chieqho, oftsr o1Sndlne
IL o1nnnAef q W6unita ~ -
13ll . nunhor Il e6Gtoln n - e
tds p6Dular rssork
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02
Gunnison Elks to
Stage Play Soon

Under the diroction a. Geoege
Flerer, IL Gunnison Ells ui1l paf q
: play, The OivoEee QpoGlleu 3 ~
win F. given IN the nslx 4n4nyA ~
play ssleeted = : dramatic ygodueeie1
IN uhieA Mr. tIorefs whe = - actos
sf axpsEienee. Win ta1e ~ IsoafnG|
pan. NJ yleyer - playsd 8 49,.
BIG lhpw he966s fekinR 9 B.c1nin61
paxt in - 1bnssls paay. II 1o6aIZ.
Those NJ W11l tal6e paxt ate: n.
- Nh 0ee9le lleEett Glle!ey
e ~. ~ q e e - 3 Z e = 8 =.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02
BOOM ] on Wed
D|NGs DURING
PAST MEEK

- wedding which canso - ~
prise to their many ftiondg, toohi
piace Sunday eveninf, q tho IoFsi0
home, when 0fag Eva Burgess -
came the bride d RayInond Dotta.
Dr.. ]. s. Ferris pcrfoFming tn ere.
mony: The bridal pair were nttlnds5
by Nias Esther Artexborry and Jams
MeCillis and only the imnediate 1am-
ny WAD present
Yie dainty little brids made % ~
ttac$iv4 sYicttfe IN her wedding gUWn
q light blne ereandie, 6he 3 IL only
daughter ~ =. and 1Fs. c. q. Duf.
sss ekHdr ~. 81 j gradsste ce
u e4mercal depoxt9ent ef IL
atS Normal, md A. neten4ed On
Z Sesco!a 80 q 4 y y aler yodne
r5sles II ~ hagllHt
~: .r ..1s 5sst 8 s;slsy st Peg E =: =:
20, and sines that tina = nnsds
many friends. BE Il I yo1nS nan
r frissds q & tSs yomx % coop;s s sat;od
them every wish for ! long and happy
A short honeymoon was spent e
Waenita and thsy are at tie home q
the brides parents for The present.
A wedding Of interest," to Gunnison
people took place ct Paonia August
2lth, When Miss OPAL Stout Of fhat
city became the .bride cf pnnl pumph-
|rsy, Of Belllneham, Waihingtou. TIA
bride Il tie daughter Of Rev c. @.
Stout q Pacnia, who performed ~
cefeuaonys Tho groom II the nep2leW
Of J. n. Robinson Of Gunniscn. The
brides sisters, Misses Onez and Ruih,
are we'll known hare, having attsndsd
the Normal.
En-mute to tbeir hcns ii Washins-
ton, f3,e co1Dlo steFpod. evoy n 0un-
|ni6pn lar = vi1lt WITH tha kSuOOsa
uncle. Mn. Ben Runhphrey q Gros-
Iay, mct1er cl - exeoGn, aeco1npaxk-
ia t1sea. AfteT 8 TN doyD vfxk II
Greeley. TIE neNfywedS yin jouzJgy
10 thelr home II BsI1inG Am, Wh6Fo
lGr. Pumphrey y interested Fl ~,
Insurance. buGneeg,
Last Saturday evoning ! sinuplo
wedding took place q IT, Ferris -
when Miss 5ennie =; Wex1n1n on111o
- bride of Wayne Iiesins Ihe eHlX
witnesses 70 t1be eorenHeny Nezo Ma
Ferris md mothsr. M Gxeoen = H.
|Hnctype epeFat0F q tAe 1rfEa ~.
~ 81 which the bri1a W16 el
Tor In NeekD - ~ G19lne II
|cguple Aavo goae - Ae1s =
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H. 1ful ~ - 8; n 18 Il
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Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02

IL eontractofs u ths nsw 8.2
mile streAeh q sta&s ruad thla sIde
q segineso put la.ge ersw g men
and toe!Ap On H. 5o6 Lat v6Sk and
sEe ms1i1g ezeslient prcsxeas WITH IL
W. Ihis ptece o& rod wi1ls eost
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02
Bess's 1las vssy Llasss

Medleal Jsurnai:-
~ et1sr day " hsaxd Il { man
tryng - crow . cav With Aaxn1e 81
es!.r - Ct eoune milk with Z lick
il 4. Z, Is 8
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02

miat ~ the play, .CeoEss Wsehing.
~ Jt.rs N1,ieh va pne q " = eat
fron IL Denver ahxiners, snd was
mneA enjoyed By IL eussfa.
m biz celebration ended With .
gr1nd bah given ct tie K. p. Hall.
II Gunnison crowd retuxnod oun-
~ svenins, : Hrsd but happy tneh
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02

Nh Alics Peek spent I few days n
Deayor last week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02

C. Z. III, e q egqte Ihx Cola-
II Slnfto1 II Guantlqash 3 ee5e
~ day6 eG1lY r ~ NoGk an1 Iee1lD4
ever II aASju n ~ 4lIco - ~
eouuty nGGooor md 60unfy fteogoput.
M. link went in4o - pro- fon q
IL I1eelt3y egnOon9o9 ine4eeeoe -
fge1tY xl11nei1a ~ 6late4 ~
e q - 1T q l IN g.. ~
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Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-02
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