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Gunnison Valley News

Location

Gunnison, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1920

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Chautauqua Proves Highley Successful in Gunnison

The Redcliffe Chautauqua organization wrapped a three day event in Gunnison with six entertainments praised by attendees from Gunnison and neighboring communities. Lectures and music drew large crowds and no criticisms. a return engagement was assured by guarantors from Gunnison Centerfield Axtell and Mayfield.

Redcliffe Chautauqua Organization Gunnison Radcliffe Chautansna Centerfield Axtell Mayfield

Leaser to Operate Sterling Coal Mine

The Sterling area coal mine idle for years will reopen under a lease to Carbon county men led by A J Nelson and Albert Pierson. Pumps and machinery to unwater and fix the vein six feet wide will be installed with a large mining force starting soon after the first of September.

Sterling Messrs. Duggins Beauregard and Associates Gunnison Carbon County Nelson

Veterans at Reunion Show Big Day in Mt Pleasant

South Sanpete day at the Black Hawk War veterans reunion in Mt Pleasant last Wednesday drew many veterans and friends from the city and Gunnison. Despite a stormy morning, a good turnout included Mr. and Mrs. H A Kearns and several Kearns family members, Mrs. J M Kearns, Mrs. G H Knighton, Mrs. H Cherry, Mr. and Mrs A J Taft, Mr. and Mrs Anthony Metcalf, and Mr. and Mrs Austin Kearns.

South Sanpete Mt. Pleasant Gunnison H. A. Kearns J. M. Kearns G. H. Knighton H. . Cherry

Gunnison Scouts Explore Mountains Adventure

Fourteen Gun nison Scouts led by Roy Madsen head into Twelve Mile canyon for a week long hike. They planned lightened loads with wagons carrying provisions and camp gear. Fire signals from Musinia peak suggest they are safe as they explore peaks and lakes in the east range.

Gunnison Twelve Mile Canyon Roy Madsen East Range High Range Moutain Musinia Funk's Lake

Fisher Announces Candidacy for Sanpete Sheriff

George H. Fisher, guardian of the peace and Sanpete county sheriff for two years, announces his candidacy at the coming convention. Known for an exemplary record, he has many friends across the county who believe his nomination and election would ensure peace and quiet in the region.

George H. Fisher Sanpete Fisher Offfce

Kearns Family Ends Auto Trip Via Yellowstone and Intervening Cities

After more than a month away, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kearns of Gunnison and Henry Kearns Jr returned home with Mrs. Dean G Brown and Barbara Brown of Salina. The group toured Yellowstone National Park and stopped at Twin Falls American Falls Drummond Idaho Falls and Salt Lake City. The trip went without mishap and was enjoyed by all.

Yellowstone Park Iaho Utah Henry Kearns Henry Kearns, Jr Gunnison Dean G. Brown Barbara Salina National Park Twin Falls American Falls Drummond Idaho Falls Idaho Salt Lake City

Mrs Clyde Edmonds Undergoes Successful Operation

Mrs Clyde Edmonds wife of cashier Edmonds of the Gunnison City National Bank underwent an appendicitis operation at a Salt Lake hospital on Monday of last week. The operation was highly successful and she is reported to be rapidly recovering and may soon return home to Gunnison once recovered.

Clyde Edmonds Edmonds Gunnison City National Bank Salt Lake Hospital

Joneses Called to Salt Lake Return Home

Mr and Mrs J W Jones were called to Salt Lake because of a witness from Mrs Winder mother. They have returned to Gunnison. Mrs Winder underwent tumor removal surgery, serious but reported recovering and on track for a safe speedy recovery.

J. W. Jones Salt Lake

Porter Birth Announcement in Gunnison and Salina

Mr and Mrs E A Porter formerly of Gunnison now of Salina announce the birth of a baby boy. The Porters have many friends in Gunnison who will rejoice with the happy parents over the event.

E. A. Porter Gunnison Salina Porters

Gunnison's Growth 165 In Ten Years

Population figures released from Washington reveal Sanpete county growth with Gunnison gaining 165 residents over ten years and Centerfield up 271. Ephraim and Manti shed nine and eleven residents respectively, while the 1920 and 1910 tallies are listed for each incorporated town.

Gunnison Sanpete County Washington, D. C Centerfield Ephriam Manti

Salt Lake Commercial Club Visit Postponed One Week

Schedule note changes the Salt Lake Commercial Club visit from Wednesday September 1 to Wednesday September 8. The event location remains unchanged and attendees are advised to adjust travel plans accordingly.

Salt Lake

Change System at Brigham Young University Opens New Schools

Announcement in today’s News columns details BYU restructuring with a School of Education and a School of Arts and Sciences. The change aims to strengthen teacher training and broaden programs to prepare students for law medical engineering and other professions. A large number of new professors join the faculty which is described as the strongest in BYU history.

Brigham Young University B. Y U

Gunnison Delegates Head to State Convention

The Gunnison Republican delegation left for Salt Lake Wednesday morning to attend the state convention. They will be joined by delegates from the county’s north end and Sanpete interests will be guarded by loyalists at the convention which began yesterday morning.

William Metcalf C. M. Madsen Anthony Madsen C. M. Howards Gunnison Salt Lake

Delegates Named by Gunnison Democrats

An enthusiastic meeting of the Democrats of Gunnison was held at City hall last Saturday evening. Delegates were chosen to attend the state convention in Salt Lake on September 30. Oscar Berglund, president of Gunnison Valley Bank, and Miss Tillie Larson were named as Gunnison’s delegates.

Democrats of Gunnison Salt Lake Oscar Berglund

Republicans Name State Candidates

The state Republican convention in Salt Lake named a full ticket led by United States Senator Reed Smoot and Governor Charles R. Mabey. Also on the slate were Supreme Judge J. E. Frick, Secretary of State A. G. Crocker, Attorney General Harvey H. Cluff, Treasurer W. D. Sutton, Auditor Mark A. Tuttle, Superintendent George Thomas, and Presidential Electors Warren L. Wattis, Mrs. George Judge, James A. Melville Jr., and J. H. Judge.

Salt Lake United States Reed Smoot Govenor Charles R. Mabey J. E. Frick A. G. Crocker Harvey H. Cluff W. D. Sutton Mark A.tuttle George Thomas Warren L. Wattis George Judge James A. Melville, Jr J. H. Judge

Engagement Announced for Ana Brown and Miles Madsen

Mr and Mrs Tom Brown announce the engagement of their daughter Ana to Miles Madsen son of Mr and Mrs Chris I Madsen of Gunnison The celebration is set for mid September Miss Edna a favorite in Richfield society and the groom to be an energetic Gunnison business man with the light and power company The couple plan to reside in Gunnison Richfield after marriage

Tom Brown Ana Miles Madsen Chris. I. Madsen Gunnison Edna Richfield The Light and Power Company Riechfield

Narrow Tires Go Says Commission

The state road commission plans strict enforcement against narrow-tired wagons. Letters are being sent to county sheriffs requesting cooperation to prosecute drivers of wagons with tires under three inches wide on public highways.

State Road Commission Ira Browning

Leonard Hendrickson and Lilly Boyineton wed at Manil

Leonard Hendrickson a young progressive farmer from Centerfield and Miss Lilly Boyineton of Manti were married at Manil last Wednesday in the home of the bride’s parents. Bishop N R Peterson officiated before about 201 invited guests. A reception followed and the couple will live in Centerfield.

Leonard Hendrickson Centerfell Lilly Boyineton Manti Manil N. R. Peterson Hendrickson Centerfield

Miss Erma Lundeberg Returns From Salt Lake City Trip

Miss Erma Lundeberg has returned from a two weeks vacation in Salt Lake City. She visited several landmarks and reports a pleasant trip with no incidents.

Erma Lundeberg Salt Lake City

Protest Game To Be Played Here Between Mt Pleasant And Gunnison

The league orders a replay of the Mt Pleasant vs Gunnison game after Mt Pleasant protested a ninth inning ruling. With the score 4 to 5 in favor of Mt Pleasant, Sorenson hit a ball that struck the plate and bounded over the grandstand allowing two runners to score. Mt Pleasant contended it was a pass ball and the umpire’s call on the run was reversed leading to the replay date to be announced.

Gunnison Mt. Pleasant Sorenson Ater Sorenson Jones

Gunnison Kings Crush Salina on Rivalry Night

Last Sunday Gunnison defeated Salina 6 to 1 on Salina’s diamond. Frederickson pitched brilliantly and fielding by Gunnison was superb. Four Salina hitters failed to touch the ball as Gunnison marked a dominant exhibition, tying Sugar Kings with Nephi in the standings.

Gunnison Salina Gunnison Kings Fredrickson Sugar Kings Nephi

Manti and Gunnison to clash in Sunday league game

Next Sunday afternoon at the Gun nison ball park Manti and Gunnison will contest in a league game. The County Seaters have added strength to their line-up and are promising the Kings a good representation. The game will be called at 4:90.

Gunnison Manti Kings

Social Gatherings and Visits in Mr Pleasant Area

Peter Simpson and family visited Leslie Kidman Sunday. Mrs Orrin Palmer hosted a ladies' afternoon with eighteen attendees including Miss Alice Cunningham visiting from Salt Lake City. Burg Frandsen hosted guests Burg Frandsen to Phil Billingsly and others. Mr and Mrs Joe Jensen traveled to Mr Pleasant to visit relatives during the Black Hawk encampment. Mrs Phil Billingsly hosted a Sunday dinner with Edwin Pace, Buel Pace, Harold Pace and others.

Peter Simpson Mr. Pleasant Leslie Kidman Alice Cunningham Salt Lake City Buel Pace Phil Billingsly Joe Jensen Black Hawk Phil, Billingsly Edwin Pace Harold Pace

Pension Granted to Mrs Annie Christensen Widow of Julius Christensen

Mrs Annie C Christensen widow of Julius W Christensen and veteran of the Black Hawk war has been notified by Utah pension commissioner Elizabeth Cohen that her pension of 12 per month is granted dating from March 4 1917. Mrs Christensen and her daughter Miss LaDeen Christensen are visiting California and expect to return to Gunnison early next week.

Annie C. Christensen Julius WH. Christensen Elizabeth Cohen Utah Christensen LaDeen Christensen California Gunnison

Pioneer Woman Ellen Christensen Called in Gunnison

Ellen Christensen a long time Gunnison resident in southern Utah died at 72 from a stroke of apoplexy suffered at home on August 14. She had shopped that evening and passed away twelve hours later, leaving seven living children, 24 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral services were held August 17 at the Presbyterian chapel with Rev. Russell Woltz delivering the principal address. The body was taken to Gunnison cemetery for interment.

Ellen Christensen Guttnison Utah Christensen Ellen Hofbeins Sheffield England United States Cincinnati Ohio Plains Gunnison Valley Presbyterian Chapel Russell Woltz Austin Kearns Virginia Peterson Hody Gunnison Cemvetery

Armistice Day Set For Red Cross Campaign

The fourth Red Cross toll call extends from Armistice Day November 11 to Thanksgiving November 25, 1920. Matrice Willows acting Mountain division manager announced the dates after executive committee approval in Washington. The renewal drive aims for broad member enrollment and supports veterans relief, health centers, nursing, and home service programs.

Red Cross Materice Willows Mountain Division Washington Red Crow Lividgeston Purrind Central Committee American Red Cross Service Force Army Stout Aversonus

Mission Return and Recall in Gunnison Notes

LaBarthjeldsted returns to Gunnison after an absence on a New England mission for the L. D. S. church. Fjelisted was set for a two year mission but recalled after one year due to health reasons.

LaBarthjeldsted New England States Gunnison Fjelisted Froin

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