Gunnison news-champion., 1917-11-09
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Miss Susan Stephenson spent Sun
day at her home in Doyleville.
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Harry Yeuman drove in from Pow
derhorn Saturday on business.
Miss Verna Waterman spent Sum
day at her home In Ohio City.
George Williams Of Pitkin spent
Tuesday in town visiting frieHds.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. williams were
down from Pitlkin and spent Sunday.
Quintana brothers motored In from
Parlin Saturday and spent The day.
business matters brought Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Slane down from Doyleville
Saturday.
Walter Mergelman and wife were
down Saturday from their ranch at
Jacks Cabin.
Mrs. Ella Zugelder came up from
Cebolla Thursday to spend the week
in Gunnison.
Pete Peterson was up from Sapinero
Sunday and stayed until Tuesday at
tending to business.
Elmer Wiley has been confined to
his bed part Of the week with bad
case of neuralgia.
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Mrs. Sarah Jarrett came in from
Fowler Tuesday to assist in the Gun
nison Empire printing office.
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Saturday Mrs. NJ. r. Wetheright
came up from Montrose to spend q
few days visiting friends in Gunni-
son.
Andrew Lejune returned from Pit
kin Friday, where he has been for the
past week attending to mining busi-
ness.
After spending several days in Pit
kin. Misses Ruth Metcalf, and Evelyn
McCready returned Friday to their
school work.
William Spencer, of Lake City, came
in Tuesday evening. He will be q
guest at the Geo. Lightley home for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Estes moved
down from Baldwin during the week
and will make their headquarters here
this winter.
Miss Ida Smith, Of Hotchkiss, pas
sed through Gunnison Tuesday on her
way to Salida to visit her sister, Mrs.
Merrill Trine.
To attend the iRebecca initiation this
week, Mrs. Henry Corum and Mrs.
Chas. Metcalf came down from Pit
kin Wednesday.
After packing fruit for several
weeks around Delta, Jack Matthews
and Lawrence Kroll returned to Gum
nison Saturday evening.
The dance at Castleton last Friday
night was well attended. Splendid
music was furnished by Miss Anna
Lindquist and Ed. Miller.
Miss Edith Scott was a passenger
on 816 Saturday evening on her way
to Denver where she will enter the
University for the winter.
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Mrs. w. s. Henderson came down
from Pitkin Monday to attend the Reb-
ecca initiation. She was guest at
the home Of Mrs. Elmer Wiley.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Amburg, who have
spent the summer on Ohio Creek, de-
parted yesterday for Paohia, where
they will make their home during the
winter months.
Mrs. L. Archer and daughter, who
hsve been visiting Mrs. Archers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Eilebrecht for
several days returned to their home
in Pueblo Saturday night.
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Few days with Mrs. Richter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Moore, at Grand
Junction after the convention last
week. They returned to Gunnison
Monday evening.
Garwood H. Judd is to spend the win
ter with Gunnison friends, having
shaken the dust Of Gothic from his
feet the early part Of the week. And
the Aforesaid "dust" was mostly snow,
for winter is coming on fast in the Elk
Mountains.
Mrs. Earl Stone and daughters, left
Tuesday for Denver. After spending
a few days in Denver with Mr.. Stone,
who Is there with his cattle, Mrs.
Stone will leave for Mama, Iowa, fol
q tWo or three weeks visit with her