Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-27
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Elmer Brooks il helping at OTearys
Drug Store for two weeks.
Ed. Goddard Of Montrose stopped
over between trains Tuesday.
Chas. Hamlin Of Cripple Greek was
business visitor to our city this week
Miss Beryl Nutting and Miss Helen
Blackstock spent Monday in Crested
Butte.
Miss Elsie Ault came up from Delta
Wednesday to spend some time visit
ing Mrs. Clyde Martin.
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Jim Cox and son, Wilbur, left this
evening on . trip to Illinois to visit
with relatives for about three weeks.
Mrs. Sprigg Shackleford entertain
ed the Bridge club in a delightful
fashion At her pretty home, Thursday
afternoon.
| Miss Elsie Collier and Mrs. James
Collier left for Denver Wednesday
evening. Miss Collier expects to re-
turn about August the 4th.
Mrs. Ed. Lindsey and her guest,
Mrs. c. Dotts, returned to Sargents
Monday. Mrs. Dotts expects to take
advantage Of the fishing there.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Keen and their
daughter of Mt. Carmel, ILL.,, arrived
the later part Of this week to spend
month at the Ralph Allen ranch.
Miss Dora Gabler returned Sunday
to her home in Vanadium after spend
ing Cattlemen's Days in town visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gavette and Mrs.
Gabler.
C. H. Burgess is expecting his BROTH
er and family from the east this week.
They are thinking seriously Of settling
in Gunnison. and are seeking desir-
able location.
Montrose Press: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gerlach and three little
daughters are spending the weekend
in Gunnison, taking in the festivities
of Cattlemen's week.
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Rudolph Sneller, is operating the
Jos. Sokosct place on Cement creek.
taking charge for Mrs. Anna Miller of
Crested Butte, who recently purchased
the property from the administrator.
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Mrs. H.; n. Webster suffered n
slight but very painful accident last
Monday whsn, she caught her hngsr
in the cogs, of . motor washing ma
chine and crushed ii badly Itsis now
much betteSfse We hear ssau y;y.;'ts
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Mr.. md Mfss AZ J. Giibben sde-
parted Sunday for points east, expect
ing to remain until the latter part of
August Mrs. Gribben will do the
buying foY her millinery shop while
in the east. Miss Lillian DoiE has
charge Of the shop IN her absence.
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r. Judge r. M. Logan. was up last
.wsek, roofing for the Delts team at
the celebration, and incidentally shak-
ing hands with the aespaihtanecs he
made while district attorney. rrThe
judge i slowly recovering from the
terrific time he had with rheumatism.
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After "real living for two months,
Miss Della Mauer and T. J. Gaenzler,
returned to their homes IN Rochester,
New York, Monday evening. They
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Zu-
selder, Mrs. Hazel trembling, and
Miss Josephine zueelder, and accord
ing to Mr.. Gaenzler, had mos. ca
joyable time.
Howard Osborn, brother Of the as
sistant cashier at the First National
Bank. came in today from Denver
where he has been employed in . large
creamery. He expects to begin work
at OTeary's Drug Store 1t once as he
is anxious to learn the drug business.
He will make his home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Osborn,
J. v. Sickman. general attorney for
the Rocky Mountain Fuel company,
arrived Sunday evening from Denver
bringing his family with him in his
big Cole Eight. They pre- occupying
the Lebrrftter house and expect to
remain for several weeks enjoying
the splendid fishing afforded by the
streams around Gunison.