Gunnison news-champion., 1917-10-12
LOCAL NEWS lF INTEREST

Jack Jennings, state game warden.
made business trip to the Sapinero,
region Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Williams, Of
Saguache, motored over TO Powder
horn Wednesday to spend . few days
with Mr.. Glenn Williams.
Henry Teeslink of Hotchliss stopped
over Wednesday with his brother, J.
Teeslink at Gunnison and went on
the next day to Hespers, Iowa
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Mrs. E. A. Foster moved in from
Powderhorn last week to enter her
children in High School. They will
live in w. H. Corum's house.
J. A. Steele drove up to Crested
Butte Thursday. Mrs. John Whip
and father, A. Bray. made the trip
with him. They returned the same
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ballou arrived
Sunday from Paonia. They will make
their home in Gunnison. Mr.. Ballou
recently purchased the Pastime and
has taken charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid Mcneil motored
to Grand Junction Sunday. They re-
turned Wednesday and report that
there is still q great deal Of fruit in
the lower country.
Dexter T. Sapp and H. C. Bartlett
left for the San Luis valley yester-
day morning, intending to perambu-
late around that region by auto sew
erai days in search of ducks.
F. E. Stull, wife and children with
A. w. Lindsey, started over Black
mesa yesterday morning, intending to
take an auto trip thru the lower val
leys.
Mrs. ]. X. Getchell, who has been in
Gunnison for the summer, left for
Denver Wednesday. She will spend
a short time there and will then 60 to
Pittsburgh for the winter.
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Tut. AtiO N1TS. ". ". TeISCnD8CneF,
who have been here for the past three
weeks visiting Mrs. Lena Doyle, left
for their home in Denver Wednesday
evening. Tom Doyle accompanied
them to Denver.
w. H. Corum left last Friday for
Swank's lake near Creede to take
trout spawn. He will be gone six
weeks, and during the time L. NJ.
Evilsiver will look after the Pitkin
hatchery. now about empty.
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The aged mother Of Mrs. 8. s. john
son and Mrs. Frank Anderson is very
low at Fremont, Nebraska, and the
two daughters left Wednesday even
ing to be with their mother during
her last moments.
Mother Superior Collette of Wich-
ita, Kansas, is visiting her brother,
Rev. VIM. Kipp for week or two.
Later she will go on to Casper, Wy
oming, to accompany her aged mother
home to Piqua, Kansas.
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The fishing season at camp Que Qua
is over. Mrs. NJ. Wetherill and daugh-
ter. Gertrude, left for Denver Mon
day evening. They will spend few
weeks in Denver and will then 20 to
st. Louis to spend the winter.
DR.. J. H. Kelley returned Wednes-
day from a three weeks trip in the
visiting the High Schools. He re-
ports that many Of the schools are
having q months vacation in order
that the students may help with the
bountiful harvest.
Her father at Salida having suf-
fered q broken shoulder in an auto
collision, Miss Leota Bondurant re-
turned home last night, being called
to get in the spuds that would other
wise freeze, such is the shortage of
labor near Salida.
Miss Hazel Hewitt spent the week
end with her mother, Mrs. NJ. Curtis.
She returned Sunday but owing to a
bad case Of tonsilitis was forced to
come home again Wednesday. The
doctors lanced her throat and she
is getting along nicely. II is hoped
she will be able to return to her school
in Somerset before Monday. A
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ellsberry, who
have sold out 1t Jacks Cabin expect
to leave next week for their former
home near Louisville, Colo, where
they have relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin German will also spend the
winter near there, ct Broomfeld. Mr..
Gorman's health is very poor, and this
move was made largely because Of
the hope that lower altitude would
benefit her. We hope to see these
esteemable people back in the Gunni-
son country ere long.