Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-21
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" denesday, July 10
Cal Carlson is now hring on one Of
the boiler shifts
Mrs. Wm. Faruharn mas been on the
mex list the past feW days.
Nh Anna Mann, after spending
q feE days in Pueblo, returned on
tuesday.
J. Whalen. salesman for the Rocky
Mountain Fuel company, spent We'd
ueEiay in camp on business
Mrs. Valentine Zeihnger returned
Thursday after spending 4 week
listing az the county seat.
Foun and John Pierce came in from
the East a few days ago and are
now working q, the Alpine.
Miss Ethel Anderson went TO Gun
uison Thursday, returning Saturday.
She was the guest Of Mrs. ?. J. Hur-
ley.
Seveuen Peel and wife returned on
Thursday from Denver. after having
pent about year away from their
ranch
Raymond Harding came up from
Gunnison last week, and donned min
cr's attire, expecting to stay for the
summer.
Mrs. Lillian Allen and son, Jack.
Il Canon City, arrived Thursday for
a two weeks visit with her father.
andrew Dohlman. Mr.. Allen will
join ms wife in a few days.
August Lusher and wife, and Mr..
and Mrs. G. r. Dixon and baby Leno-
"a OF Novinger, No, relatives of Mrs.
Tom Nesbith, arrived Monday after
having motored thru Kansas and diff
ferent points of interest in Colorado.
tney VIII stay here few weeks and
enjoy fishing and life in the noun
taius.
Hans ohrt, government trapper.
while on his rounds in the Crested
Butte country the othe day. came
across a large black bear, weighing
about 500 pounds, and brought him
home. 4 number of Baldwin folks
enjoyed bear roasts and juicy steaks.
The hide will be tanned and the head
mounted.
Oscar Anderson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. o. Anderson, of Kubler, re-
ccived a painful injury last Wednes-
day. While setting n brake on a
car, il gave way, throwing him to
the ground. His weight came on his
MP and wrist, the latter being badly
wrenched. He considers himself as
fortunate II was not more serious.
Mesdames Gardner and Oprandi
will entertain the Busy Bee club next
Friday at Mrs. Gardner's home. A
white elephant sale" will be held.
All members are requested to bring
something they don't want and never
did want, the same 10 be worth about
a dime, which will be sold for ten
cents. The money will go into the
treasury. Response TO roll call will
be some cute saying of a child you've
known.
Notwithstanding Baldwin's big
Fourth of July celebration, which will
not soon be forgotten, large num-
Der of people left Tuesday in autos
for the kubler camping grounds in
the hills at the foot of Mt. Carbon,
for wienier roast On arriving at
the grounds, fires were built. jap
anese lanterns had been hung among
the trees and everything arranged
for the pleasure of the crowd. The
roasting of wieniers and marshmal-
lows soon began, and with coffee,
sandwiches and other suitable eats,
We're served to tn ecrowd a Ia cafa-
terra The after feature Of the de-
iightful affair was the series of old
fashioned games by both older and
young folks, which filled up the even
ing to the satisfaction Of everybody.
Those who enjoyed the affair were
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Gardner and
son, James. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. FRYE
and baby, Kathleen, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
H. Sanders, and daughter, Luciele, and
ward, Luciele Chase; Miss Ethel An
derson and brothers, Albin and Os-
car, Mr.. and Mrs. John Patborsek.
and baby, Marjorie, Edwin Dohlman,
Miss Hazel Dollard, Raymond Hard
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Wilson and
sons.