Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-16

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visiting hess. stopping 1t Lavsta-
hiss Jalia Bogsa rsturssd Saturday
from shost visit In Saltda.
Ben MeDoaoagh Of P.rlin spsst few
hours in town Saturday.
Nm. Ruby Coeum went to Piskin RI
day TO visit with her husband thsre.
Chaa Aergelman was . passenger q
SIG. bound for Salida Saturday night
On . weekend visit with her folks,
Miss Mamie Grout went to Salida Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mckee and child
rem were visitors from Ohio creek way
last Saturday.
Miss virgie Lutes. . student at the
Normal. spent the weekend in Olsthe
with her folks.
Mrs. Anna Msuer returned Sunday
from Denver where she has been since
stock show week.
Mrs. Chas. Meyer and her mother,
Mrs. Unruh are expected Saturday to
return from some months in California.
Mrs. N. o. Clarke came in from Pit
kin Friday and spent the weekend in
town. transacting business and visiting
friends.
Miss Myrtle Hillary, who has been
attending the Normal for the past two
months, returned to her home in Coal
dale. Saturday night.
J. G. Robuck arrived Tuesday night
from Montrose. He declares the spud
msrket has gone to pieces and that
g. so 10 hard to get for the growers
down there -
On Thursday last, Reid Mcneil took
. trip to Crested Butte to close up con.
tracts for ice cream and candy for the
coming season. with several business
nrms in that city.
:. After completing the work Of che fall
and winter term at the Normal, Misses
Alice Rice and Myrtle Pace returned
to their homes in Crawford Saturday.
Miss Rice will stop over with friends In
Powderhorn for week.
G. E. Perry, who has been feeding
for Adams Bros. and living on the
Knopp place this winter. has concluded
to remain in the vicinity Of Gunnison
this summer to keep his children 10 our
excellent schools
Mn. WI. Sewers Of Granada, Colo,
and Mrs. Clara Moore. Of Blackfoot,
Idaho, former residents Of Gunnison.
after short visit with Mrs. Effie LASH
brook Of this city left for Paradox to
visit relatives there.
A six and half pound baby girl was
the arrival at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Easterly at 1880 on the night Of
March 4th. Between happy parents
and frustrated grand parents. the News
Champion was not notified, 20 that last
weeks issue did not contain this an
nouncement Is it should have done. ri
Editor Clyde Brewer Of the Surface
Creek Champion, paid Gunnison visit
the first Of the week. spending the time
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. v. G.
Brewer. Things are prosperous again
at Cedaredge, he reports. The high
price Of fruit and the demand for onion
and potato land In the valleys has in
creased the value Of al agricultural land
west of us.
]. W. Smith last Friday purchased
the Eli Bates residence property on the
Island Addition. and about April first
expects TO move to Gunnison, where the
children can have better advantages Of
the Normal school. the grades and the
High school. Consideration was 81, 800
including the seven lots Of ground. Joe
doesn't announce that he 10 ready to re-
tire from farming but. he is thinking of
taking . well deserved rest.
FOUND on the streets Masonic button.
Owner may have same by paying l5c
for this I'd. ~
The Zoellner Quartet is paid As high