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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-02-02
10 Organize Co-opera-
tive Association OF
Cotton Growers Here

i Mr.. Cary Ragsdale of Nashville, Ga.
outlined the plan and operations of
the Georgia Cotton Growers Cooper-
alive Association to number of far
tnerS OF the Chamber of Commerce
saturday evening January 18th. Mr.
J, T.. turner was elected chairman of
the meeting and c. T. Owens secre-
tary. After Mr.. Ragsdale's outline of
lotion, Growers Association further
discussions were made by w. r. b.
wen, H. H. James, w. r. Tucker e
L. ~ prescott, n. X. Sigh and others.
The following farmers were present
and expressed themselves as approv-
ing the plan of handling and selling
cotton as outlined: S. A. Wright, A
Sword. w. H. Robitzsch, l.. Rob-
itzsch, ID. r. Rakestraw, W. u Fv-
ans, +. l.. Dorminey, John GRAY
Y. Barnes, S. H. Wilson, w, R. Har.
ris, Ivey PORTER.
A committee composed of e A
Newcomer, S. A. Wright, w. II, Ro.
bitzsch, H. K. Sigh. H. H. lanes c
l.. Prescott, and A. J. Sword were
appointed to nominate four men from
each Community Council as represen-
tatives of the Cotton Growers of the
County.
A countrywide mass meeting for ev-
cry cotton grower in the county will
be held at the Court House some
time this month at which the plan will
be fully made clear and it is hoped
the cotton growers will fall in line
with the movement.
Ihis is movement by the farmers
tor themselves and it is the part of
wisdom for all cotton growers to get in
Tor the reason that the more joining
the stronger the organization and
better prices are to be had
This plan is arranged to get us the
proper grading and the full worth in
stead of allowing several middle men
to get our profits
Watch for the date of the mass meet
and arrange to come to it.
Committee at Work
The following farmers were appoint
ed as membership committeeman in
their respective districts and are urged
to make an active campaign for mem
Ders at once so as to get the county
ready for organization.
Dixon Mill District:
NJ Dickson Osierfie1d
A. w. Mccall, Wray.
Wiley Mcmillan, Wray
R. R. Dorminey. Forrest Glenn.
Fitzgerald District:
F. T. Dunn, Lemon and Sherman
Streets.
Will Stokes, R F. D
Lewis Wilcox, R. F. D.
Ashton District:
w. H. Robitzsch, Route 2, Fitz.
gerald
G. c. Bali Route 2, Fitzgerald
w. R Walker, Route 2 Fitzgerald
w. ]. Troup, Route 2, Fitzgerald.
J. R. Kimball, Route 2, Fitzgerald
Bowen's Mill District:
J. T. Dicks, Route I.
Lewis Beall, Route |.
] w. Morris, Forrest Glenn.
w. R. Watkins. Forrest Glenn.
Vaughn Taylor District:
R. L. Stone, Fitz. Route /.
w. H. Roberts. Route /.
J. A. Bond. Route |.
A. w. Fuller, Route l.
Williamson Mill District:
S. S, Young, Rebecca.
John Young, Sr., Rebecca
Green Minshew. Abba.
Rough Luke. Abba.
J. Horton Taylor, Abba.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-02-02
WOMAN WHO SLEW SOLDIER
PROWLER IS EXONERATED

JUNCTION CITY, KAMA Cor
oner's jury here returned verdict OF
"justificable homicide" in connection
with the killing of Private Noel Ko-
eser, of the Quartermasters Corps, &
Fort Riley, by Mrs. Viola Smith OF
this city.
Mrs. Smith and her husbands sister
were alone in an isolated residence
when two providers awakened them
After repeated warnings, Mrs Smith
said, she fired shotgun through the
window and Koeser fell dead.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-02-02
FC ID AGENCY
N TREMBLED WEDNESDAY

Ne have it on authority of Messrs
Walker and Henderson the two pop-
uiar young men at the Walker Bros.
Motor Company. that for some sec
onds, their building showed all the
appearance of going through seismic
convulsions. AS these young men
are absolutely trustworthy, we no
doubt were part of the reported re-
adjustment movement of the earth, re-
corded by the seismographs of the u
S. Weather bureau throughout the
country.
According to the statement of eye
witnesses the front of the Ford Ag-
ency vibrated several inches for some
few seconds.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-02-02
BANDITS SHOOT GUARD:
$4,000 LOOT TAKEN

WEST HOBQKEN, N. J. - Po-
lice Saturday night were searching for
three hold-up men, said to have shot
Detective Charles Harm through the
stomach and took $4,000 from mes
senger of the National Bank of North
Hudson, whom Harm was guarding.
The messenger was taking the money
srom the bank to the post office.
According to the police the messen.
ger dropped the bag and ran. The rob-
bers picked it up and escaped in an
automobile.
Harm was not seriously wounded
it was said.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-02-02
SUSPECT HELD IN DEATH
MYSTERY AT DALTON

DALTON, Ga, Bull Burch a
young man of north Dalton was lock-
ed in jail here Saturday night in con-
nection with the death of Mrs. Sallie
Wrinkle, after a secret hearing before
Judge Tarver. Just what developed in
the hearing was not divulged.
1t was said Burch has been spend
ing money freely and Mrs. Wrinkle
was known to have been robbed
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-02-02
Luther Watkins
Finally Located

A letter was received by Postmaster
w. A. Adams from Luther Watkins of
Bristol, Pierce County, advising him
that he read in the Leader Enterprise
that his kinsman was looking for him
and asked to be given the present ad-
dress of the lad. The letter was re-
ceived Sunday morning.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-02-02
New Dixie Highway
Maps Are Received

Secretary Adams of the Chamber of
Commerce is in receipt of the new
Dixie Highway maps gotten out by
the Dixie Automobile Association.
Maps may be had free for distribu-
ton and anyone desiring to send one
to their friends in the north should
call on the Chamber of Commerce
for them.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-02-02
Hanlon Takes Over
Lanier County Times

Claud Hanlon is the new owner and
editor of the Lanier County Times at
Midtown, which has found its way to
our exchange table. C1aud can give
his county a good live paper if the
folks at home will give him the proper
support.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-02-02
Fannie
Hurst
Novelties

In every human life is at
least one big story. In this
series of eight complete tales
which will run in the columns
of this publication, Fannie
Hurst has given literally Of her
talent and wide observation and
has gone to very unusual
sources for her material. We
have the story of the little girl
who presided over the mill
ends" in a big department
store and her lover in the
"white goods;;" the unfortunate
chorus girl; the little weekday
clerk who became gorgeous
butterfly on Sunday; the New
York girl who discovered the
West, and others-compara-
lively small people, but big sto-
ries. Into each gray, humdrum
little existence are woven the
den threads of love and ro-
~ A"e. They are stories of
wtkderful power and under
standing, which once read new
ef can be forgotten.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-02-02
H. H. TIFF OF Triton,
REPORTED SERIOUSLY ILL

Fl. H. Tiff. of Triton, one of the
states most prominent business men,
IS seriously i'll at his home. according
to reports received in Atlanta We'd
nesday He was taken i'll at 6 o'clock
Tuesday morning
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-02-02

Editor J. Kelly Simmons of the
Coffee County Progress made this Of
flee a pleasant visit this week. Edi-
tor Simmons is doing double duty, ed
;tirg the Nashville Herald in connec-
ton with the Coffee county Progress.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-02-02

Through the courtesy of Judge o.
T. Cover, J. M Bishop is spending
a few days with his family in the city
on account of the illness of his wife,
who placed him under the custody of
DR.. Frank Ward, the attending ply
sician.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-02-02

Col. J. B. Wall is spending a week
on business and pleasure in New York
The Coloneps pleasures may be limited
to wading through snow, as the heavi-
est snow storm of years was reported
from the east.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-02-02

Mrs. Frank Wilson of Leslie, moth
er of Mrs. Jesse Powell has returned
home from her pleasant visit here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-26
SALE OF WILLIAMS STORE
AT PIThlN GOES THROUGH

As announced exclusively in the
News-ChamplO1 two weeks ago, the
general store Of z. Z. Williams & Co.
at Pitkin, was sold 70 the Trinehera
Timber Company, Of Sargeuts-
The business is one Of the oldest
and most solidly established in the
county, and its REIMBURSEMENT by the
Williams family leaves l feeling of
genuine regret among the many
friends Of the company.
In 1883 the buiness went under the
management Of the late Z. r Will
am, GuUulsoE county pioneer, who
managed il until 1910, when he turn
I'd il over 20 his son, Z. z Williams.
The store IN its forty years opera
u0n. has probably done a larger vol
ume Of business than any other en-
tsrpuEc OF its kind in this section Of
the state Under the management of
the Williams father and son, the store
was more Of Al institution than a
business. Many needy families have
been tIded over the rough spots,
especially during the 1898 panic,
when Mr.. Williams stood solidly be-
hind the miners who were out Of
work.
Under the management Of the son.
Ned, the store has followed the yen
eral plans laid down in the past, and
i1tkin people will greatly miss Mr..
and Nrs Williams in the future.
Their plans are undecided, but they
will spend the summer at Pitkin.
Ned will remain in the store under
the new management for the next
two months.
The Irinchera Company has in
stalled Mr.. Graham as manager OF
the store, who announces that the
business will be conducted upon the
same standards as before.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-26
ROAD OFFICIALS To MEET
IN GUhhISOh Oi JUNE II

County cumuls-s8uers aud road
officials 0s the -srnl1 road distinct
0t Colorado, Ell meet 10 GGlE.s0E
for Their annual con. eutl0H OF S1tuT-
day. June I7th.
La-: year the NEE; vas held ~
Grand JUNCTION, aa4 ~ as attended By
Practically o.. the cguuL--lUuers Of
me c9-at.ea gt MesA, Delta, GuHEl-
aan HE-Gale, Quay, San Miguel and
E...7u-e. aEIrh constitute the sec
.a- rHld distinct Also important
r..- aE.glal- from .. over the sta:E
a,r- pse-suL Major l. b. E.alTel-,
--.r a.EEa4y eHElnser has accepted
--. -.. ..LE.aG 20 be present Iu GGEEI-
.a. an Jane 18th, also Bob Higgins,
-- Pueblo, take sIp-- ut maintenance
u a. Nrsarr, member Of the advisory
ta-.a trga this district, and others
.- alI.grtg There may be EfJy
u.T.r.a.s I.s-lut a. the convention,
aE.-H .- called 90 discuss road prob
LENS Of the district, 20 cqu4lIzs the
maintenance problems, eNCL4EEe eN-
PrUeaCsa alLH machinery and supply
Eul-.-, etc.
The opening of Monarch pass Is
cs-rnua. before that date, and i is
probable % vlu be cleared very
shortly SlPt \. 4. Miller expects
go have al outfit working from this
ssde 90 meet the one from Chatt
county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-26
OF COMMERCE
HOLDS REGULAR MEETING
Confined from First Page

Continued from First Page
Iag lgr p4EE route would egI IEs dis
talce from the Western Slope to
Denver by IOI miles Clarence Ad-
--a-, - 3ld-tIms engineer on the
dorado & Southern railroad, point
e1 ok : sLIu more feasible route,
hereby many more miles could be
sa,ed On TINS route
!. L Brognlee, district road engin-
Ger :0T the Forest Service, was pres
s-. and discussed the part the Forest
SeTylGe ssAs playing IN the develop
meat Of the state highway system
NJ Br0wuiec Is here 20 look over the
plans Tor the road to Taylor park
s rlch the Forest Service = preparing
a. put IN N the near future, ~ a
cost Of So coo. The county has
made arrangements 70 eNpsnd $4,000
al the road from Almout 10 the forest
boundary IN Taylor canon, from
uE.cn point the forestry people will
cguplc,e the road into the park All
that then remains Is the twenty mile
stretch from the park into Buena
sta to complete the road TO Denver.
Blsua Vista people are now putting
on q vigorous campaign 10 secure this
rUad, 80 the long sought short route
20 Denver seems a reality Mr..
BF0wnlee briefly discussed the other
forest road projects thruout the state,
showing their relation to community
and section development and rccEea-
uuHal features. he stated that in
considering allotments for the de-
vslopmeHt Of the valuable unexploit-
ed sections Of the state, Taylor park
headed the list as the one section
with the greatest potential wealth
NJ. J. Roberts laid proposition be-
fore the organization concerning a
road log for this section OF the Rain
DoVs Route His proposition was re
ferred to Mr. johnson, chairman of
the advertising committee, and yts-
tcrday, Mr. Roberts, IN company with
VI. J. hocheyar, made a canvass of
the town and secured enough adyer-
Using for the log to assure its public
alton. Ar. Roberts will now log the
road, and prepare q card folder with
= map, distances and general dt-
scuptlon OF this section, together with
good wnte-up of Gunnison. He
viii print ten thousand Of these,
which wl!l be placed in the hands of
garages and filling stations for dis
trIbuuou TO interested tourists.
4 proposition TO write 4 history of
the county was received from J. T..
Phillips, pioneer newspaper man Of
this section. Mr.. Phillips set up a
printing plant at Irwin in the boom
days Of 1850, and is thoroly familiar
With the early history of the county.
The proposition was referred to the
advertising and publicity committee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-26
PuBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS. Lfzzi. T. Pennington
whose address = Gunnisou. Colorado.
Ilih. 1874 and reeorscd May istE. Is.I
IN the ofhc~ q the Clerk and Recorder ?
q GGaut-sn l,giInty. Colorado. in Book
zpl Al PAGE 5-s Of the records OF said
County. conveyed 70 the Public Trus-
tee q sad County the following land
~ sa,d County to-Wif- Lots thirteen
Eill fourteen fl41 nstecn SIsJ sixteen
tlsl ard seveatesn GEl Ia Eiock -icV-
en tilt in the Town of Gunnlsou ac-
svrding 10 the plat 81 West Gunni-on.
IN trust 70 secure the payment Of one
Trust It~-d FOR yz8e0 CO. payable 70 the
order n May = VIII. a. EXecuirtx u
year after date Sith Interest thereon
frufn date ~ the rate q eight per
cent per aHnUm payable annually.
AND WHEREAS. Default has been
Deed in the p-rf6rrnance of the cove
nAnts and conditions imposed upon her
~ TIE terms OF said Trust Deed in
failed to pay said Principal mote when
due and has failed to pay the Interest
du~ an saie prlne!pAi note
of the indebtedness reprssentsd By said
note has fiisd with said Public Trustee
notice and demand In writing. declAr-
INK said default and ciecting 10 deeiAr.
the whole debt r.presented by -aid
note and Interest thereon to date OF
sale due and PAYABLE. and demanding
Deed
VOW, THEREFORE,. Public Notice
J. hereby given that. pursuant to said
notice, election and demand. and under
and by virtue Of the authority vested
IN IN. by said Trust Deed and the
law. NJ y. Hsrrick. Public Trux-
tee or said Gurnison County. will sell
the above described land for cash. At
PUBLIC auction. to the highest bidder at
the West front door OF the County
Court House. Gunnison. Colo in the
County OF Gunnison and State Of Colo
rado. on Monday the asth day OF June
y ID. 1922. at 1890 o'clock in the fore
note. interest TO date Of sale and the
expenses of this sale. and will give to
purchase therefor as provided by. law
Dated May 25th. iss.
NJ II HERRICK
Iublte Trustee Of Gunnison County
Colorado.
FIRST publication May seth. 1924
Last publication June 23rd. lss2
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-26
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

By virtue of decree of the Coun-
ty Court of the County of Gun
nison and State of Colorado, made
and entered therein on the 25th
day of May, A. d. 1922, in .
cause pending wherein Loui Weiss.
A. ]. Weiss, Mary Z. Webster. A. T.
Arthur and Mary A. Skinner are
petitioners, said petitioners being the
sole and only parties in interest
therein, l shall on the 10 day of June,
1922, al the hour of ten o'clock in the
forenoon, al the West Front door Of
the Court House at Gunnison, in the
County of Gunnison and State of Col
oraio, offer for sale and sell at pub
lie sale the following described min
ing property, to-wit:
The Humboldt Lode Mining Claim,
Survey No. 1882, in the Domingo
Mining District, in the County Of
Gunnison and State of Colorado.
On the following terms, to-wit:
For cash, to the highest and
best bidder therefor, but not less than
eight hundred and fifty (ss50.00)
dollars.
Dated at Gunnison, Colorado, this
25th day of May, 1922.
Commissioner.
First publication, May &c, 1922.
Last publication, June 9, 1922.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-26
LAST OF FRY FROM PITKIN
HATCHERY PLANTED TODAY

Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Corum drove
down from Pitkin yesterday and re-
port that the last forty cans of Ash
from the Pitkin hatchery are being
planted today. Twenty cans were
sent to SapineTo yesterday, and the
balance go 70 the Lake Fork today.
This cleans up the seasons distrib-
ution activity for the Pitkin hatch
cry. slightly less than a million fry
having been placed in local streams
IN the past few weeks. The next
month viii be devoted to cleaning up
the hatchery, repairing and paintin
the equipment and getting ready for
the new batch Of Rainbow eggs which
viii be brot in from the Grand Mesa
lakes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-26
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
OF COUNTY BONDS

Notice is hereby given that Refund
ing Bonds Of the County of Gunnison,
Colorado, numbered to u, for
10000 each, bearing date of July
Ist, 1917. will be paid upon presenta-
ton at the National Bank Of Com
merce, New York
After July ist, 1922, such bonds
Nill cease TO bear interest
Dated May 25th, 1922
VI. b. HERRlCk,
County Treasurer.
First publication May 26, 1922.
Last publication June 80, 1922.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-26
GREAT MARBLE QUARRiES
TO AGAIN II PLY WORLD
WITH WHITE MARBL +
arbonda.e I,em.-

"a EuHEA.s IlFu---
That Marble alu be a city Of a
thousand population with q payroll
Of --,,rai thousand dollars monthly
by the middle Of July now seems Al
assured fact according 10 the best in
formation ut,mHabIe.
4 special car carrying officials Of
the Colorado Natiura. Bank Of Den
Yer and owner, and representatives,
ut The marble guarrIes, mill, railroad
and other holding, arrived % Car
bDudaIc last week and departed I'M
mcdlately for Marble. The Crystal
River train which met ;hc Rio Grande
train DO this city earned the officials
a. far a. Janeway, where the motor
car Mas waiting 20 convey them the
rewagunr ni the journey 20 Marble.
n LrDad Will be- Iu shape for
the .neHt Of trains By July lst
or -a..,r u which time the marble
on the ground near the mill will be
ready for shipment.
The demand Of white marble at
present Is unlimited and contracts
can be 7erurcd 20 keep the mill going
q, full capacity for AL indefinite
period
Among the officials making the
inspection are: Harold KouHtz vice
president Of the Colorado National
Bank, Denver; Col. A. J. Mitchell,
locator OF the marble claims and
heavily interested IN the marble hold
iugs: J. $. Macbeth. attorney for the
Carrara Marble Co, H. F.. Buchenan,
assistant cashier Of the Colorado Ma
tsoual Bank; H. +. Pratt, former
superintendent Of the marble mills
under the Colorado Iule Marble Co.
and K. Sayre. MIR. Van Brimer, gen
cral supt. OF railroads Of the {. +. 4
l., accompanied the party on the tTip
from Pueblo and has charge Of the
inspection party.
John Brooks, representative OF the
Carrara Marble Co. at Marble. has
the power line in shape carving
power wire, also the trolley line run
ming from the mill to the marble quar-
ries.
The work Of placing the trolley line
in condition 20 move marble from
the quarries will begin in the immedi-
ate future and ties have already been
contracted for 10 use in repairing the
road.
Heavy timbers used in the con-
Etruction and use Of cranes and der
ricks at the quArries and mill are on
the ground to be used when needed
and but q few weeks viii be reqpired
20 place the machinery, etc, in con-
dItiOu for the quarrying. finishing
and shipping Of white marble. found
IN the quality and quantity no other
place IN the world.
As soon as the officials making the
inspection t1p return to Denver and
hold a meeting crew of men are
expected to be placed at work in Mar
bic getting things in shape for the
shipment Of marble as soon as the
railroad Is repaired to that city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-26

Stone & koehevar, attorneys for
Mrs Erville Diebold, are appealing
the case reoently decided in the coun-
y court, both on the question of di-
yoroe and Of division of property.
Judge McDO1gal annulled the marrl-
age, instead Of granting divorce and
then divided the real estate, three
fOurths to Mr.. Diebold and tvo-hfths
TO Mrs Diebold
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-26
REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT
FREIGHT RATES IULY FIRST

Washington, May 2I:-Railroad
freight rates will be reduced July lst
by an amount equal To 10 per cent of
their present level, under a decision
Of the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion announced this week.
Practically all classes and commo-
dities of traffic are affected by the
decision, which marked the conclu-
sion of the investigation begun last
autumn by the commission on its
own initiative into the reasonableness
of existing freight levels on agricul-
tural products in all sections of the
country outside of New England.
Livestock, western grain, and grain
products are the chief commodities
excluded from the reduction. These
comprise freight classifcations upon
which reductions have recently been
put into effect.
Passenger and Pullman fares re-
main unchanged.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-26

Shorty Bashaw returned Sunday
from the Rio Grande hospital Al Sal
ida, where he has been for number
OF weeks, taking treatment for in
famatoTy rheumatism He is feeling
somewhat better, but wili have to
put in some time al Waunita, taking
the hot baths
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-26
Missouri Day at Delta June Third

All Missourians Of the Western
Slope are invited to Delta for a
grand celebration on June 3rd. There
viii be speaking and races and prizes
for the shortest man, the couple long,
est married, the best team of Missouri
mules, etc, etc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-26
SNEAK DAY BEING CELE-
BRATED BY II. s. SENIORS

The call Of the wild proved too
strong for the High School Seniors
this morning and the entire class de-
cided to celebrate a sneak day.
They "sneaked" at about seven o'clock
in autos and flivvers, garbed for an
outing in the hills, with well filled
lunch baskets and determination to
forget studies. Waunita is whisper
ed as the destination.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-26

Thos. Webster of Montrose came
in Wednesday evening. en- route for
Waunita Hot Springs, and stopped
off yesterday TO visit his step-daught-
er, Mrs. Robert Kirby. Being the
psychological time and place. he de
voted portion of yesterday toward
opening up the fishing season, bring
ing in eight good ones from the Gun
uson. He went on to Waunita yes
terday evening, where he will be en-
gagged for several weeks in finishing
up the carpenter work on the new
hotel additions.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-26

Miss Mabel Anderson arrived on
Tuesday from Crowley, Colorado,
where she has just completed a year
Of teaching in the public schools.
She is daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. II.
X. Anderson, newcomers in our city,
and plans to attend the summer
school in Gunnison, commencing on
June 18th.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-26

Under guidance Of Sanford Zeig-
Ter, the basement of the Christian
Science church has this week been en-
larged and cemented.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-26

G. V. Benson, W. ]. Tyson and
L G. Espey were members of the
Crested Butte school board who were
in town early in the week for the pur-
poe of interviewing Normal seniors
20 MI three vacancies in the teaching
staff at Crested Butte for the coming
year.