Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-21
LOCAL HENS lF INTEREST

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Nrs. John Lupold went Monday -
Paonia to visit friends.
Jesse Trickle came from Pitkin Mon
day to get his new Ford.
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+ Mrs. E. C. Middlebrook and baby
returned yesterday from . month at
Texas points.
Thursday, Sept. IS. . baby girl was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Chavez
At Gunnison.
S. .. Miller returned yesterday from
a trip to Wyoming, to investigate
certain Gil propositions
Mrs. Gail Moore returned Tuesday
to Canon City. taking her son. Edward.
who will enter school there.
The home Of Rev. and Mrs. J. s.
Ferris was made happy Wednesday
by the advent Of fine baby boy.
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! The Anaconda is shipping five to
six cars Of fine copper ore . week,
which makes lola. q lively shipping
point.
Mrs. F. B. Osborne and daughter,
Doris, departed Sunday for Adams,
N. ", where they will spend the win
ter season.
/ Fairview school began Monday with
Miss Ellen Zeigler Of Lake City in
charge. She is stopping at theFrank
Andrews home.
After two weeks pleasant visit
Henry Schnepf returned to San Diego
the first of the week.
Eight new Ford cars were brought
in by w. A. Keelor this week and are
going at the same price, altho they
are the 1918 models.
After six weeks pleasant stay in
Gunnison, with her uncle, DR.. J. D.
Walker, Mrs. Matte Snider returned
Monday to, her home in Kansas City.
Delmar Meeks arrived yesterday
l from Hamilton, Ohio. He. is . nephew
of Mrs. Louis Miller, and on his re-
turn will take Master Charley Flavin
home with him.
Hay is about all up in the valley
and the grain harvest has begun in
earnest. This late fall has been good
for grain, and it has ripened and
filled very well.
Mrs. Annie Downey and son, John,
are expected home from Iowa about
October first, and will probably remain
for the winter. John is reported vast
ly improved in health.
Mrs. J. F. Robinson and family have
returned from Whitepine where they
| spent the summer. School work calls
them here, but J. F. will stay with the
mining game this winter.
A daughter was born to Mrs. A. r.
Nowels,-nee Spencer at Canon City,
this morning, according to the wire re-
ceived by the grandpa, s. P. Spencer,
at the First National Bank.
New arrivals in our town are J. S.
Sweet and family from Indiana. Mr..
Sweet is dispatcher at the third di-
vision headquarters. They are To-
Gated in McDonough apartments.
Finding it well nigh impossible to
secure house for rent, Mr.. Berk-
stresser has purchased the Tapscott
residence in Boutchers addition, and
is now comfortably located there.
Mrs. Maty Van AIKEN and Mrs. Celie
Mullin went to Colorado Springs Mon
day as delegate and alternate to the
Eastern Star grand lodge. Mrs. Van
AIKEN is Grand Worthy Matron of the
Eastern Star.
Taking advantage of the reduced
rates, Ernest Miller and wife went to
Denver Monday, expecting to remain
all the week. With them went Mrs.
Millers mother, Mrs. Ellen Schmitz,
who will secure further medical at
tention for her eyes.
Altho the Marble Booster has not
appeared since the accident to Editor
Frost, report comes that Frost himself
was not 30 badly injured. Mrs. Frost
had three ribs broken and is still in
serious condition. Henry. Mertens,
prominent Marble merchant died last
Friday Of his injuries.
]. A. Wiseman. editor Of the Pit
kin Miner, was in town several days Of
the week. As soon - the first days |
Of October come, he intends to turn
over the Miner to Mrs. Corum, and
will first 60 to Paonia to get some
outdoor life picking. fruit.
Mrs. A. Hartman and daughter,
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