Gunnison news-champion., 1917-10-05
LOCAL NEWS Of INTEREST

Business matters brought Lloyd Car
penter to town Saturday.
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Mike Perko was . Crested Butte
merchant in our city Monday.
Mrs n. A. Deering and children Of
Pariin were shopping in town Wednes-
day.
Duck hunting is now in season. The
sportsmen are having fair sue
cess.
John Rozich and wife from Crested
Butte, left for Bowie. Colorado on Sat
urday.
Miss Jessie Heuchemer left Satur-
day for Crawford where she will teach
this winter
r. NJ. Rood of Denver spent Sunday
in Gunnison with his friend. Miss
Dora Singleton.
Rev. w. B. Magnon will hold ser
vices in the Episcopal church this Sum
day. October 7th-
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DR.. H. E. Smith, of Delta, passed
thru Gunnison Saturday on his way
home from Denver.
After spending q few days in Gun
nis0n. Mrs. Nat Watkins returned to
Doyle Friday evening.
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NJ. A. Deering and little son were
business visitors from Parlins the
latter part of last week.
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For the purpose of consulting a
physician, Frank Dunn boarded the
train Tuesday evening for Salida.
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Miss Jennie Hanlon came in from
Denver Monday morning, where she
has been to have her eyes treated.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Hauser were
down from Cement creek ranger sta
tion Monday, returning the next day.
Mrs. S. p. Spencer, who is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. A. Novels, in Cam
on City, is expected home in about
week.
Mrs. Lonnie Miller left for Salida,
Friday evening, to be with her father,
c. p. Zoellner. Mr.. Zoellner remains
very low.
Pat Hanlon returned Monday from
visit to tho State Industrial School
at Morrison, Colorado, and the Asylum
at Pueblo.
Miss Ethel Lashbrook left Mon
day for Pitkin on q weeks vacation.
She is the guest of Mrs. George Nor
wood while she is there.
On Wednesday last Clinton Spen-
Ger left here for Poughkeepie, N. Y,
where he will become q student Of the
Eastman-Gaines College.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Perschbacher
came in from Salida Sunday to spend
three weeks with Mrs. Perschbacher's
sisters, the Misses Walters.
Before departing for Reno, Nevada,
H. c. Tapscott presented the Christian
Science Society Of Gunnison with the
family organ which the Tapscott fam
lily has kept for many years.
w. H. Corum brought down 90, 1000
fish from the hatchery at Pitkin, Fri
day. 10000 went to Almont, and 10000
Baldwin, and 10000 went to the Fair
view district on Ohio Creek.
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Miss Margaret Collins is now reg
ularly installed as bookkeeper at the
store of her father, E. M. Collins. Mrs.
Corum. who held the position for SO
long, having gone to Pitkin.
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Miss Annie Hearty, Of Salida, who
has been visiting in Gunnison county
for about three months, came down
from Crested Butte Monday. She re-
turned to her home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. ]. H. Kelley returned from
Opray and Silverton Tuesday, where
she has been spending the week. Pres
ident Kelley Of the Normal is visiting
schools in Montrose and Delta coun-
ties.
Mrs. L. Latham, who has been with
her daughter, Mrs. C. NJ. Thomas, since
July, returned to her home in Mont
gomery, Alabama Friday night. Mrs.
Thomas accompanied her aa far as
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Corum left
Tuesday for Pitlxin where they will
make their home. Mrs. Corum will
edit the Pitlkin Miner and Mr.. Corum
is busy with young trout IN the state
hatchery.
The ten year old boy Of n. 7. North
rup at Sargents had his collar bone
broken last week Thursday. Dr.. Han
son motored up and set the bone.