Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-01
Twenty Years Ago
Gunnison. September l. 1ao

Gunnison, September 1, 1902.
Dear Nary
Here am, up bright and early.
Had TO cut short my dreams this
morning as Jack had date with a
bunch of men from Illinois. He and
John I. Bennett took the party up
to the Gold King mine on Badly
tain, near Gothic.
Oh, that man! Last week he was up
Cement Creek way with Adam MUIR
die of Tin Cup, who bought the Red
Cloud group of mining claims there.
How have you spent the week? /
have been pretty busy getting the
children ready for school. would
like to send the boy to Denver this
fall. J. D.. Miller took his son, Joe,
to the Sacred Heart College Satur-
day. John Risse, Jr. also went.
Some of my neighbors pulled out
this week. j. J. Williams and wife
left overland for Boise City, IdAho.
Mrs. Walter Sweet and mother, Mrs.
Lore, have gone to Victor TO join Mr..
Sweet. Mrs. Lore's Oldest son, Ellis,
and family left this morning for a
trip to Paonia.
have had lot of company this
week. First off the bat were Misses
Flora and Julia Smith, sister-in- laws
of Judge Wegener. They were return
ing to their home in Ohio and came
to say good by. The Judge this week
received $1,000 insurance on the pol
! icy carried by his wife in the Wood
man Circle. The same order recent
ly paid to Tom and Nellie Flavin a
$1,000 insurance policy carried by
their mother, Mrs. Margaret Flavin.
v. G. Brewers sister, Mrs. George
Robinson left last night for her home
in PleasaDtown, Kansas, after sum-
mer spent here. Most Of Gunnison's
visitors are departing for their homes
these last few days.
The summer resorts are beginning
to look empty. Lawrence Beebe, the
proprietor of Cebolla Hot Springs re-
sort, was in town yesterday.
haven't been to any parties late
,ly. Been pretty quiet for some time.
There was a social gathering at the
home Of Mrs. Henry Lake Sr. Friday.
Mrs. s. G. Puterbaugh was down
from Waunita visiting at the Lake
home. She gave an impomptu
musical.
was going to call on DIR. and Mrs.
W. r. Palmer Of Kansas City, who
dIc tlSitlUk NJ Tile uOIIlc OI MIS-. LIZ
Unruh, but they have left.
There will be few doings on Lab
or Day. The Woodman Circle will
give dance. don't believe there
is to be any celebration. Jack said
something about drilling contest,
but ! think he meant the one to be
son and Bailey from Vulcan are go
ing to enter the drilling contest.
By the way, they are going to have
Adeline Maloney will teach. There
district, named Hillside. T. M. Nit
chell will teach there this winter.
Both Cupid and Doc Stork appear
marriage licenses issued this week,
but to 1out-of-town people. One was
to Wesley Adams and Miss Ellen
Madagon Of North Fork. the other
couple was Anton Rocki and Miss
Katerina Mulch Of Crested Butte.
| Mrs. NJ. S. Rogers of the same
place, is ejoyig visit from her aged
father, Mr.. Echaal, I'D brother and
sister. The visitors were treated to
q party at the Rogers home the other
might.
Helen went down town . while ago
to visit with Edna Rockefeller before
| she returned to her home In Crested
Butte. She has been visiting Eloise
| Spencer.
Mrs. w. H. Knode went to the hos
ipital in Denver Sunday night and
her two little girls, Arloa and Lorena
went up to Doyleville to stay with
their grardmcther, Mrs. D. Me
Connell. = - - rs
Guess I'll close for this time.
suppose the children won't get home