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Wednesday, Oct. II. 1922
M-. and M. Prank Kunze, ae-
auUp4rsl by Mrs.. Phillip Pressler
aylala4 - G-aa.aaH last thursday.
Geo. Fry uo.orrI 20 Gunnison last
Wetue.lay. SIR. Ieter Gardiner ae-
couraa.el h.w home from Gunnison
where she Ea. been on business
Mr. an Mr.. +. Crawford and sou
spau- " IauaHlg sTeE4EE Ia Gunnison.
taking ru the movies
Wilt Bsse. from the star mine
spent Thursday iH camp on business
~. T.. Iaupr ard Il. {, Getty Of the
Equitable Lie Assurance spent Tues
dag ln camp lL the interest OF their
4 K. Guud Of Denver, special
arr-, Of the Prudential Insurance Co,
lali last Saturday after pending sew
erGI days here.
NJ Rraharr o. Denver, state mine
inspector spent last Thursday IN
camp an hlaruras-
Mr.. Arr.. Mann and son, Morton,
-rr-t LAST Wednesday evening IN Gun
.-ar. rstawIrg after taking IN the
Som, Ranger MIicr and wife mo-
tn-ea fu Iuara yIa Crested Butte laSt
Trrrdas. rr'ImlUg Saturday. Ed
s.r.. mother accompanied them home
Tho. N.s both and ron. William,
spcnt la.t Saturday in GunHison or
Peter T.Ioul motored to Crested
Butte Sunday.
Wr. Geo. Frs ard Nrs Peter Gard
lnrr returned Monday evening from
SzHEa ~ hrra they went 70 take kath-
lacu Betty iur aH operation which oc-
curved SATURDAY afternoon. Report
arn that the operation was succcssfu
and that he Hlil soon be on the roan
20 rrcnyrFy-
Mr- Frank S,uII, Mrs. Long Spann.
Mn. Rub'. Downs and Miss Graham
mDtoned up from Ganuison and spent
Saturday as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
c. o. Anderson al the home near
Kublcr.
Roger Springer accompanied by
VIII Farrham mptorcd TO the county
Toat lart Friday.
Mn. Leah Stoclman left last Sun
day morning on the d. & r G.. foT
Grand junction where she VIII join
her husband.
Fred Dohlman and Jack Ward came
over from Smith Hill Saturday and
are planning on leaving for Denver in
q few days
Mr. and Mrs. c. o. Anderson. &C
comrauied by Mrs. J. II. Sanders and
aun. mOt0red to Gunnison Wednesday
On business
Carl and David Dnhlman walked
over the hill from Crested Butte Tues
day. their wives coming down on the
train and Joined them at Mr.. Dahl
mans IN Kuhlcr.
Gonz Oprandi, 6. +. Dixon and Z.
Fry sf the rife club, motored down
on the Ohio creek and walked the foot
hills, returning with seventeen Jack
rabbits on Tuesday. A number of
Baldwin people were treated To the
prizes on their return.
Miss Mary Teak of Crested Butte
arrived Monday and is now teaching
the primary grades in the new school.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Anderson con-
template leaving the last of the week
for six weeks visit with relatives
and friends in Iowa Enroute they
will stop at Colorado Springs where
they will visit with their daughter,
Ethel, who is a nurse at the Glockner
hospital.
Victor Oprandi celebrated his birth
last Saturday by giving a dance al the
Piloui amusement hall which was
largely attended by all Baldwin and a
number of the valley people. The
Partch orchestra furnished the music
and were al their best At a late hour
''eats" were served and everybody
voted the hoet a royal entertainer.
Owing to the number of new fam
lies moving in. the school board have
added a new building to their school
to take care of the new scholars. Miss
Teak of Crested Butte has accepted
the position of teaching the primary
grades for the balance of the term
j. d. Jennings came in last Fri
day to supply the boys who coutem-
plate purchasing big game licenses