Gunnison news-champion., 1922-04-28
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ews-Champion Correspondence


Thursday, April q.
Jack Neesham left for Ouray Sun
day.
Mrs.. D. J. Watkins arrived home
Mr.. Wm. Cars,en left for Denver
Saturday.
Frank Kerr came in from Palisades
Saturday.
Two rangers came in on Tuesday
train.
Ms. Kate Evans left for Denver or
Tuesday.
Mrs. jackson Mooney left for Grand
Junction Monday.
Matt J. hoeheyar Was up from Cur
nisOn Saturday.
Carl Bergman was over from hi
ranch Friday.
Quinto Camlnio left for Denver or
Saturday.
[ Louis Lueero Of Jacks Cabin was IN
town Friday.
Ernest Bottenfeld came up from the
ranch Friday and took in the dance.
John Neesham and Jas. Gardne
came Friday from Gleuwooi Spring
Father Hilbig went 10 Gunnison on
: Friday, returning the following DAY
Tony Paste and John Bear left on
Saturday for Butte. Montana
Mr.. and Mrs. Falice Ruggero and
children went 10 the MUDDY Thursday
Of last week.
Miss Agnes kapushion came in on
Monday from Denver, where she went
% have her hand treated
Miss Wilma DOig came up from
GuHrison Friday TO play for the ODE
Joyfu! club dance that night.
MF. and Mrs. r. L. Roberts went 10
GUnuis0u Wednesday Of last week.
Frank Short left for Denver on
ThursdS.'s train.
Vim. A. Wicse came up from Gun
niso1 Wednesday.
Martin Mulch and daughter, Mi
Mary, returned Thursday from Den
yer.
Harry Gibbs made a trip to Gunni-
son Monday.
NJ. u. Briggs was an out going pas
senRer on Mondays train.
Miss Dana SpritZer arrived from
Detroit, Michigan, April 23rd, and is q
guest Of Mrs. John Mulelick.
The Married Folks Club gave 4
dance at the Elk Mountain Hotel on
April 22nd. At twelve o'clock a de
hcioGs supper was served.
Mrs. Ira Sigman and son, Raymond.
went TO Guunison Sunday.
John Smith and daughter. Mis-
Mary. went 10 GuHnison Monday, re
turning Tuesday.
Jack Waterman made u trip TO the
county seat Sunday, returning Mon
day.
Geo. SkotT is driving the team for
the Colorado Supply company at the
present time.
f. o. Wilson came in from Florence
Wednesday.
Mrs. Thos. Campbell went TO Cum
nison Friday, returning Sunday.
Louis ucuman left Wedne sday for
Calumet. Michigan.
Geo. Spehar Jr., John Byouk, Pat
Morgan and Walter Baxter went to
Gunnison Monday.
Mrs. Elmer Weirick taught school
Monday in place Of Miss Martha
Breen, who was on the sick list.
Paul Heuchemer came in Sunday
from Pueblo, where he spent several
weeks ago to have his hand treated
at the Minnequa hospital.
The young ladies of ST. Mary's So,
dality met April "a at the home of
Miss Mary Roman, where very
pleasant evening was spent
Matt Shavorn, Florian Halizan, John
Sumark, and Frank Chadez were the
men from here who got their citizen
papers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Dohlman and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smith came down
from Smith Hill Wednesday They
went up to the Bulkley mine, where
the men will do some work.
There is a treat in store for the
people of Crested Butte. Mrs. Mills
has gotten together an aggregation Of
local performers who win put on aI
play that will eclipse anything vet
produced by local talent Mrs. Mills
has reputation to sustain in this line,
and indications are that she will sur
pass herself. The play will be under
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid of the
U-C church and the date elected is
May 18th.
The local Odd Fellows will celebrate
the anniversary Of the institution Of
the order next Thursday night, April
9th. The feast of reason and flow Of
the soul will consist Of songs, readings
and addresses, after which light re-
freshments will be served by the
Rebekahs.
Union-C Congregational Church
Sunday School, 10 o'clock, Mrs.
Nash, Supt.
Preaching service IL. Sermon On
the subject: "The High Office of Sym
pathy."
Evening worship, 7:30. Address
why Am Not Socialist"
Special music, in the morning, An
them, Looking Unto Jesus" by full
choir; in the evening, "Rock of Ages"
(EcelD mixed choir.
]. CRAIG WATT, Minister.
Arbor Day Celebration Program
A large and appreciative audience
which packed the theatre, attended the
Arbor Day exercises on Friday after
noon, April q. The following pro-
gram was given:
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