Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-28
LOCAL IEWs lF INTEREST


Ned Williams of Pitkin was in Gun
nison Saturday.
WE HUFF was here from his Quartz
creek ranch Wednesday.
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Louis Sarrasin and family are mov-
ing to Montrose this week
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James Cox and family returned
Friday from an extended trip.
Mrs. VIM. Won Mueller and daughter
spent Saturday in Crested Butte.
On Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Waters motored from Crookston.
Mrs John Bruins and children were
in from Spencer for several days this
week.
The Frank Kunxe family of Bald
win have . son born ut Crested Butte
last week.
Mrs. Chas. .Haxelhurst is spending
over last Sunday evening.
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Mrs. Jennie Hillman, Of Telluride,
came in on 3l6 Sunday evening. She
IL attending the Normal School.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Goering motored
from the upper Cebolla Wednesday
and made brief stay in Gunnison.
Miss Elnora Dixon, who has been
attending school in Chicago for the
past year, is expected home Sunday.
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Miss Pearl McWilliams, who has
been in Denver for some weeks. is
again at her work in the County As
SCISSORS office.
The sickness Of his SON called
Roy Hicks, Of Sargents, to Gunnison
Tuesday. He is unable to return to
his home yet.
Frank Dunn has been suffering for
the past week with neuralgia and has
had to spend most of the week in town
from Powderhorn.
Miss Avis Eells was passenger on
S16 Saturday evening, bound for Sar-
gents. She was guest at the Lind
sley home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Watson, who have
been spending several days with Mr..
Watson's mother, left for their home
in Louisville Saturday.
Mrs. N. J. Garrelts, Of Salida, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. A. ].
Grihbin, for the past week. She re-
turned to her home Saturday evening. |
Miss Clara Cooper il now local re-
porter for the News Champion, II
you have Q itAin.of news tell it EAttAo
young lady and oblige. both her and
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George Racey, who has been work.
ing in the d. 4 r. G. railroad Office
Ut Montrose this summer, returned
home Sunday evening and has entered
school.
Former Senator John F. Pearson is
recovering. He had been ut . sani-
tarium in Boulder for two months, but
Is now able to go back to his home in
Denver.
"Dad" Fisher, one Of the section
former ON the Rio Grande here, was
taken to the D. 4 r. G. hospital at
Salida, Saturday night for medical
treatment.
Word was received this week from
Lora Curtis, Of Gunnison, that he has
enrolled in the Sacred Hearts College
in Denver and il enjoying his work
very much.
Afetr taking in the Montrose Fair,
Mrs. s. J. Miller spent few days at
the home Of her brother, Charley
Adams. She returned to Gunnison
Monday night.
Theo. Davis and Ray Miller. are
working q the Rio Grande car shops
helping fix up the bad order cars for
the fall rush. The four men expected
from Texas did not arrive.
James Dick, superintendent Of the
Akron tunnel at Whitepine, went
thru to Grand Junction BY auto last
Efl0ay. he Was accompanied - Tar
as Montrose by Mrs. n. NcMahcn,
postmistress at the Pine.
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The wedding Of John C. Zysty, ofl
Superior, Wyoming, and Miss Hattie
Elze, Of Jacks Cabin. took place at
County Judge Stones Office last Tues
Estes were the witnesses.
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On their way home from Berkeley,
johnson stopped over in Gunniscn to
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