Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-17
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Thursday February 10.
Raymond Hughes, u well known and
well liked young man, died Friday at
one o'clock a. m. II the hospital mere
from injuries which he received IN
the mine the day before Ray
mond was the oldest son Of MT. and
Mrs. Jos. Hughes and vas born and
raised in our community. He Is sur
yIved b. his parents and four sisters,
Mrs. Davis Cader Of IazOO City, Miss,
Misses Elsie, Anna and Lilly Hughes,
who are now a. Montrose, and four
brothers, Joseph Edwin, Alfred. Len
ard and Earl The funeral services
were held Sunday a, II 4. n. from
the U-C church, Rev Watt officiating.
j. vas shown by the large number Of
friends present, that he was held in
high esteem. On account Of the roads
being 20 badly drifted and unable 20
be opened. the coffin had 20 be taken
20 the cemetery on 4 tobOggan, which
was pulled By number Of men on
skis. The community extends heart
felt sympathy to the bereaved family.
Our community was much shocked
10 learn Of the death Of Eph Bailey,
who passed away Tuesday at 1880 p.
m. Mr. Bailey had been suffering
with pleunsy for some time. He was
a highly respected citizen Of our COM
munity and held several responsible
positions. The remains viii be taken
to PIttsburg, Kansas, upon the arrIv-
al Of their son. William, from Califor-
MIA who l. expected to arrive Satur-
day.
Sam Gagin left on Monday for
Denver
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mazza left
Monday for Paouia-
Arthur Mills made business trip
10 Gunnison Saturday.
Mr.. Jayues traded the Elk Mt. Hotel
for a ranch with a Mr.. Casey from
Denver.
+. A. Swanson left on Saturdays
train for Walsenburg, where he viii
join his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Obcrstcr came in
Saturday from Somerset. They will
make their future home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tinsley are enjoying
a visit from Mrs. Tinsley's sister-in-
law, Mrs. Maehlan. and daughter of
Gunnison.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pogna left for
Guunison Tuesday, where Mr.. Pognn
will have his foot treated. Fred Card
ucr l. taking care Of the pool hall dur
ing his absence.
The sixteen months old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Starika, passed
away Tuesday at six a. m. The funer-
al was held from the Catholic Church
Wednesday at ten q. m.
The O-Bc-Joyful club has post
poned its regular dance, intended for
Friday, until Tuesday, on account OF
the death Of Eph Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Campbell left on
Friday for Gunnison where Mr.. Camp
bell took the examination for post
master here. Miss Mildred Miller as
sisted IN the postoifiec during his alb
sencc.
Mrs. Steve Malensek loft Tuesday
for Pueblo, where she will join her
husband and they will go on TO Denver
Mrs. p. c. Campbell came home
from the hospital Sunday, and is do
ing nicely.
Miss Elsie Hughes, accompanied BY
Mr.. Adams from Moutrose and Mis-
Lilly Ball, Mr.. Pleasant of Canon
City, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ogden OF
Almont, came in Saturday TO attend
the funeral of Raymond Hughes.
I A pleasant surprise party was given
. W lsi' PAPhs oh
teachers, Misses Hoye and Drowning
February lath, at the home of Miss
Hoye. The children had a. very nice
time and all are wishing for another
party soon.
A surprise party was given on Gal
lie Golowich Saturday evening by
several of her schoolmates. All re-
port rollicking good time.
| Mrs. Tom Quinn and Miss Mary
| Rozman gave benefit dance Tuesday
night at the city hall. The proceeds
were turned over to the Catholic Rec
tory.
Union Congregational Church
| Sunday School 10, Mrs. Nash, Supt.
Preaching, II clock. Sermon on the
topic, "The Cross" followed by Com
munion services and reception OF
members.
The full mixed choir will render g
number from their new collection.
Evening services, 7:30. Address or
the subject, "How Environment infiu-
/ ences Character"
A cordial invitation is extended to
all classes of citizens.
]. CRAIG WATT, Minister
Frank Comstock brot his outfit in
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