Gunnison news-champion., 1917-12-14


Samuel, drove in from the Coche-
topa Tuesday and spent the day.
NJ. J. ". Alien made a trip on
Tuesday evening TO Parlin, and
spent a f.N day with Mrs. Ben Nc
Donough
Oscar and Harry Dunn motored in
from ruHdrrhuu on Friday and spent
.hr day with friends, nturnlng in the
evening.
Hrrbcr. Ia-hbrook left Tuesday
ayruI7y for Denver wh.0n he viii be
for abou, tss" u.,ks ha. ng his eyes
treated.
After visiting "a few days with her
mother. Mr.. Jennie VI. Johnson, Mrs.
Arthur ,rrt on Saturday for her home
10 Lax" City.
Tie Anaconda ur. Is beginning
this a,rk oft q '..Uhor" limo to the
mine 20 they vail be- connected with
,h' man line.
Tuesday. Ed. Eosc. Of Saguache,
arrived in GunnisoD 70 spend several
day. He is selling stocks in the Pan
Motor company.
F. George Damson returned Satur-
day from AIamosa where he has been
for the past week filling lecture
course engagement.
Mr and Mrs. Chas Taft motored up /.
from Sap!ncro Tuscday evening and
We few days in town visiting friends
and attending to business matters.
Mrs. Louise Mahoney and Joe Reiss
came up rs guests at the Lashbrook
home from lola Tuesday evening and
spent a couple of days in town. +
Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Adrian
drove in from Almont. They spent
the day at business matters and re
turned home Saturday morning. II
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To take an investigation case for
the d. & r. G.. railroad company, Miss
Elnora Bray went to Montrose Friday.
She returned on Saturday evening.
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Mrs. Mary Boring left San Diego, +
California, to spend three months with
her aunt, who lives there, and her hus-
band, who is now at Camp Kearney.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Russ came down from
Irwin the first of the week, and will
remain here all winter. She will be
at home in the Grant Rutland resi-
dence.
Mrs. F. d. Van AIKEN and Dr. Ray
Van AIKEN left Saturday evening for
Salida where they will be guests at
the home of Mrs. Fred Duncan for
few days.
/ After visiting relatives for about !
three weeks, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Ho-
gan and little daughter arrived Sun
day from Kansas City. They went to {
Olathe for few days before return
ing.
Sunday evening W. S. Smith lefs /
/ for Denver, where he will spend a.
couple of weeks with his niece. From
! there he will go to Long Beach, Calf. I
to spend the winter months with his \
family.
/ Mrs. Katherine Norwood returned 4
last week from Austin, Minnesota, i
where she has been visiting for some l
/ time. Her daughter, Miss Myra NAL
by, came home some two weeks ago
I with the Iiphtleys.
| Guy R. Munson came down from
Elko Friday and spent the day at
tending to business affairs. He saws
they are doing lots of work at the 1
/ saw mill now; they have force of
about eighteen at work
Mrs. Belle Abrams, of Hotchkiss,
passed thru Gunnison on Tuesday,
evening on her way to Waterloo. Iowa.
where she will visit her daughter for
several months. Mrs. Abrams is an
aunt of Miss Lucille Klingensmith. /
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Alice Osborne Lathrop is in Denver
staying with her fathers aunt. She
has a lucrative position with The
Denver Dry Goods Store in their Of
nee, and writes that she is finding the /
work congenial with promotion as
sured.
Miss Emma Tuffin, who has Just
received her diploma from the State /
Normal school here, left on Saturday.
for her home in Delta; she will spend I
about three weeks there and will then i
go to Aurora, Illinois, where she will
teach the fourth grade. Miss Tuffinl
has done splendid work in school and
promises to be IN excellent teacher.