Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-01

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niss Alberta Rogers was an ost-eo-
|se9 peoeengef Tuesday for q few days
visit In Grand Juncsioo.
Amoog out-of-toWu visitors Wednes-
eey we're Frank vsdsr of PaEjin, end
Frank Holt Of Powderhosu.
hn. B. 2. Pettis and con arrived On
Tuesday from Grand Junction, for .
visit with DR.. and Mn. J. d. Walker.
E. o. Churchill Of Forest Hill wss in
town Thursday. and says the snow 10
still about fifteen feet deep in the
timber up there.
Several tourist ears have passed thru
our city this week. Their different
pennants read Montrose. Grand juno
t'on. Kansas City. and California.
On Wednesday J.. B Nash, T. O'Leary
and G. Davis Brilliant took . trip to
Crested Butte in the new Oakland Six,
With Lawrence O'Leary 1t the wheel
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Miss Aria Tufiy, an alumus Of the
e. 5. N. s., who has been attending
the University Of Colorado this year.
arrived in Gunnison Thursday morning.
Frank Hoel, we'll known in Gunnison.
came in from Grand junction Wednes-
day for visit with friends. AT pre-.
sent he is staying at the home Of Dr..
A party consisting of s. C. and Charles
Hoel. Robert Whitner, and I. Baeir
came in Thursday morning from Dem
uer. They expect to do some prospect.
ing at the head of Taylor river.
Miss Bonita Heiner leaves Monday to
accept the position Of teacher Of the
summer school at Gothic. She will
have to begin teaching where the snow
is lowest and work on to her other
pupils as the snow decreases with warm
weather.
Miss Pearl McWilliams of Pitkin is
helping in the assessors office. Miss
McWilliams has had some experience
just having completed the detailed as
sessment Of property in Ohio City and
Pitkin.
On Tuesday Rev. and Mrs. Robin
son, Eugenia, Mrs. Mcclure, and Miss
Ruby Nutting took the trip over
land to Paonia in the Robinson car.
Miss Nutting expects to return in
time to enter summer school; the Rob-
inson family will return Friday, spend
the weekend in Gunnison, then go
to Fort Morgan, where he has &C.
cepted the pastorate in the First Pres
byterian Church there.
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(; Number 315 took a large number
Of the Normal and High School stud
ents away Saturday morning. Among
them were: Miss Della Gaddo, Tellu-
ride;Leila Corbin, Delta; Marian LIE
Valley and Lucille Klingensmith, both
Of Hotchkiss; Netty Beatty, ,Montrose;
Nellie Haines, Grand Junction; Lois
Brewer, Delta; Nina Henderson, Glen
wood Springs; virgie Lutes Of Olathe;
Marselene Chambers, Grand junction;
Margaret Dewitt, Grand Junction;
Norma Nichols, Powderhorn; Clara
Coffey, Austin; Ina Dyer, Grand juno
ton, and Miss Ada Gardner Of Cedar
edge.
Tom Quinn arrived in town from
Ouray Thursday evening and on Fri
day morning left for Crested Butte,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Quinn. Tom Hogan, Mrs. Hurley and
daughter, Miss Mary O'Neill, and
Miss Sadie Quinn, all Of whom will
attend the wedding 1t Crested Butte.
On Thursday evening = bunch Of the
fellows gave = Shower" for Tom at
Mrs. P. ]. Huriey's home. We do not
know ths particulars, but we know
that H,sy he'd . fine time and Tom
was overwhelmed with good will Of
ferings.
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THIS STORY SHOWS
CRESTED BUTTE PROSPEROUS
Ffsd Beuten has brought his family
from Crested Butte and intends to
settle them IN Gunnison 50 that the
three children can attend our excel
lent schools His eldest son, Fred, is