Gunnison news-champion., 1917-11-02

Mr.. and Nrs. Walter Conklin and
Mr.. and MFs Frank Dice naotored IN
from Quarts Greek on business Friday.
Mrs. Kate Nohoney spent most Of
the week at Crested Butte n . guest
Of her daughter. Ars- John YoIko-1 I
witch u
f. E. Smith, who has been in Gun
nison for sometime having dental work
done left for his home in Salida laAl
Thursday:
Mr.. and Mrs. Cenright left Ace1
Thursday for . trip thru The Wet
They expect to spend the entire VIM
ter travelling. r /
Baker Brothers, who have been M
Gunnison for some time selling stock
in LanEpls Motor Company, left ferl
Denver Wednesday. 4
Ralph Lehman left for Denver last
Thursday night From there be ex-
poets to 20 to Arizona He will be
gone for several meaths.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Slate were down
from Doyleville Sunday. Their Ms.
sifn was t6 bring down tie Libey9y,
Bonds purchased around thh& vie1hity.
Lloyd steele motersd up fsom Eek-l
ert Thursday. bringing Dean Quigiey,
who has been 1t Grand junction At-
tending the Teachers' Convention this
week. = q /
Mrs. L. H. Rouviere and dausfter
returned Thursday from Fruita whereI
they have been visiting Nxs. Rou-
viere's parents, Mr.. and Mn. B.. D.
Carroll. - -
I Jess Abel, Frank and John Zugelder
! left Wednesday for Wyoming where \
they expect to-be gone for some time.
They are OF to Casper to get into the
oil boom.
A letter from Mrs. Chas. F. Gaiser
requests News Champion to change
their paper to 5156 Kensington Ave,
st. Louis, Mo. They have moved there
recently from Chicago.
! We learn that Gale Harper, son Of
the late Frank Harper, and. now living
at Seattle, Washington, has lately se-
cured a position as shipping clerk in
the branch store of Sears Robuck at
1 that point.
Saturday, Mrs. Zweifel, Mrs. Bob
Hards, Mrs. c. A. Trevarthen and Miss
Elizabeth Barrett motored up to the
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creek. Mrs. Zweifel remained at the
ranch for few days.
Misses Clara Coffey, Gladys Boyden,
Gwendolyn Taylor, Dora Singleton,
Lucille Klingensmith, Lois Brewer,
Bertha Smith, Gertrude Ballard, and
Myrtle Tiffin left on 315 to spend their
vacations at their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lindsey and Mr..
and Mrs. w, E. Anderson motored
down from Sargents Wednesday. AZ
ter attending to their business ssfs4
fairs and doing their shopping they
returned to their home Thursday.
c. w. Blake, with the Mis-. Pac. R.
r. who has been in our vicinity for I
some days, received wire yesterday /
stating that the embargo on Kansas
City stock yards had been removed
from Colorado cattle. This covers en-
route and loading of November 1st
The North Fork Times says: Word
was received here the first Of the week
that Gordon Stoneburner is in the
army hospital at Camp Funston, Kan
sas with some affliction of the ear,
1t is thought serious. Mr.. Stone
burner is Gunnison county soldier,
having been called from Somerset.
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Mrs. E. White, Of Battle Creek,
Mich, was in town this week demon
strating the goods Of the Postum Ger
cal Factory. She demonstrated ct
Williams Nero. Co. on Tuesday and E.
M. Collins on Wednesday. Delicious
Grape nut pudding and postum We're
served.
Jim Cox, Jim Teeslink, Harry Ca
vette and Guy Palmer thot the ducks
would be flying low after Sundays
storm and lit out for the San Luis
the next morning. They brot back
Is ducks, and some mighty cold fin-
gers for the wind kept mp its lick
thru the day.
The Gunnison Rifle Club expect
to start their indoor rifle shooting in
the near future In the east room Of
Eastman's Garage. They are also
figuring on giving big turkey shoot
near Thanksgiving. II il planned to
have several new features af this shoot
IN the way of various sorts Of handi-
chance to get turkey. A further
description BY means Of hand bills will
be gotten out later as soon as the
shoot has been definitely arranged.