Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-24
The Sanitary Food Store
c. G.. Anderson
Phone REQ

M. o. Mclaughlin, the new owner
Of the Bill Richards fishing resort, is
planning extensive improvements and
expects to make the place one of the
leading resorts in this part of the
state. In line with these plans, he
intends to build a big new hotel, mod
ern in every respect; a large steam
heated pool, a foot bridge, a wagon
bridge. a number Of cottages, and in
stall gravity water system. Each
year he will run an excursion from
York, Nebraska, to Gunnison.
Mrs. B. Mcneil and son, Myron, re-
turned Unexpectedly from a three
months visit to Los Angeles last
Wednesday, surprising her family and
friends very much. Mrs. Mcneil says
that she had q fine time in California
and her health is much improved, but
that she is delighted to be home again.
This week she is moving into the s. ].
Miller house which she purchased re-
Gently. Mrs. Mcneil is considering
running q first class boarding house
for Normal students.
On Thursday morning, DR.. and Mrs.
Sullivan left overland to meet Mr..
and Mrs. H. L. Richter at Salida.
From there the party will motor on
to Estes Park to spend . week or 30.
The Sullivans were accompanied rs
far a. Salida by Mrs. H. ]. Winters
and daughter, Miss Agnes, who will
visit in that city number Of days
with another daughter, Mrs. Harvey
Harrel.
Auto parties In Gunnison the latter
part Of last week included s. L. Kel-
ley and wife, Chicago; DR.. N. H. Kel-
ley, Fritz Kelley and Kenath Smith Of
Salida; B. A. Snow and family Of
Tucson, Ariz.; Sam A. Carl, Racine,
Wis; w. Albertson Of Denver; Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Earle, San Francisco;
w. T. R. Mills and party, Denver.
On Thursday. August 18th, N. o.
Mclaughlin. A. H., d. D., purchased
the fishing resort owned by "Bill"
Richards, three miles below lola. The
ID given ~ $35, 900. Mr..
Mclaughlin il president Of York col
lege at York, Nebraska-
Nm. N. v. Shonyo Of Salida, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Ralph Stone, for . week or two, DE-
parted Wednesday for Hotchl<iss to
spend . couple Of weeks with her
husband, who took up . ranch there
this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Lawson Of Dem
yer, Mrs. lawson. ST., and Mrs. n. v.
Shonyo Of Salida, who came over last
week in . car to visit Mrs. C. L. Stone
and Mrs. Ralph Stone, departed Satur-
day last again for Denver.
Mrs. John French took her Sunday
school class to the fair grounds last
Thursday evening for q picnic supper.
were present and enjoyed
the good eats.
Fred Perkins returned to Grand
Junction Saturday morning, having
spent several days with his sisters,
Mrs. T.rW. Gray and Mrs. Richard
Andrews.
Miss Ada Arthur, district traffic
chief Of the Mountain States Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co., paid Gun
nison . visit the latter part Of last
week.
Frank Wilson passed thru Gunnison
Friday morning on his way to Mont
rose to visit his family. Erank il .
ASammie" and il on leave Of absence.
Waldo Lewis, formerly Of Delta,
now Of the y. 3. army, passed thru
Gunnison Friday morning on his way
to Delta to visit his parents.
]. W. Hudaen, eommissioned ofIiesr
from # Riley, arrived Friday mora
ing to visit with his uncle and aunt,
DR.. and Nm. J. D. Walker.
Hrs. ". v. Ballou and little daugh-
ter, Joy, came over from Paonia m
day to visit with her mother, MrA
Jan Pfttoer.