Gunnison news-champion., 1917-02-23

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Carey Psrtch Of Caseleton.
Anthony Comstock wss IN arrival on
the Saturday morning train after busi-
ness Trip to the state capitol.
MrA John Clifford went to Saiida on
Sunday to consult DR.. HUFFMAN, and
visit her daughter. Mrs. Luke Daily.
Eastmsn's garage is installing . three
borse power electric motor for their
machine shop. This replaces The gas
engine.
w. s. Spain returned Saturday from
two months spent in California, and
was up from his ranch for . while Mon
day.
Mrs. Clay Davis who has besn for two
months at the Alaska Yukon mines
with her husband. returned last week to
Delta.
Assessor A. N. Thomas has been In
Denver for the week attending the an
nual meeting Of the county assessors Of
Colorado.
On short visit to Gunnison, N ~. s
L. Racey spent Sunday with the superin-
tendent. returning TO Pueblo Monday
evening.
Hugh Smith returned from several
months in California, Monday and spsnt
few days in town this week before 20
ing on to Pitkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Kerkhoff left for
Denver Monday evening where Mrs.
Kerkhof will 60 to hospital and be
operated on for appendicitis.
Frank Comstock departed Sunday
evening for New York City expecting
to be absent for about ak weeks. He
10 visiting old home folks.
Roadmaster W. s. Evans went to
Alamosa Sunday evening to get Q road
gang Of fifty Mexicaas. He returned
Wednesday morning.
A. Brvy has been very sick for some.
days, but Is now believed to be recover
ing. However, the age Of eighty-two
makes illness Always critical.
Mrs. j. A. Lehrrister, now at go N.
East street, Cincinnati. il reported to
have been suffering for six weeks with
very severe illness.
Gilbert Lathrop has decided to stay
with railroadipg In Gunnison. and with
his bride are preparing to occupy the
Skinner house on the Boulevard.
Sheriff Hanlon left Wednesday night
for Marble. going via Sslida, whore his
daughter Jennie accompanied him for q
brief visit with her aunt. Mrs. Hearty.
Misses Ethelyn and Helen Sidford
met train 8l5 Saturday morning to see
their mother, Mrs. G. B. Sidford. who
was going thru on her way from Salida
to her home in Montrose.
H. H. Whipple returned to Hotchkiss
Monday morning after visiting for sew.
erai days 1t the Geo. L. Anderson ranch.
He was on his way home from Cripple
Creek and stopped over.
A. J. Reeder Of Delta, left here Sun.
DAY evening on business trip to Den
yer. Mr.. Reeder says he expects to
locate.
Mn. Robert Hards was IN outgoing
passenger on 316 Sunday evening, bound
for Prescott, Ari1ona, where she will
visit her daughter, Miss Henrietta Bar
rstt ct 8l1 East Union street
In RENTING for the News-C Champion.
Mrs. Lena Henry Brown. now located
ct Baskerville. British Columbia, writes
II think can't get along without the
home paper, That 10 the way scores
Of the old time residents Of Cunnison
Patronsbf Fairview school On Ohio
creek had planned . Standardization
day" for District No. 10. On Thursdsy
the END. The committee was TO survey
the school; friends and patrons were in.
vited and quite IN elaborate program
was arranged, but 20 many other sctiv-
titles have claimed the week that 1.-THE
Day" has besn postponed.
Looking hne after his three months
rived Tuesday from the Pacific coast
and went Up to his ranch on Cement
creek the next dav. He says be took
in eli the sights, left his rheumatism in
that warmer climate and greatly enjoy
ed the first outing he had taken since
he came to Gunnison county thirty years
ago.
In letter from F. G. Damson, now
studying at Boston. he, tells friends that
he had the honor Of conducting In several
songs In the New Engl2hd Conservatory
section ct . BILLY Sunday" meeting
that included %. 600 people. Prof. Dam
son was Instructor IN violin and orches-
ira at the State Normal here for two
years, andisst climbing tie heiRhts''
In continued music study.
It i . pleasure for the News- Cham
~ eight paese, III hoaps print Il i
In appreciation Of tho splendid odver-
tising patronage Of Cunnisou merchants
and The hns hst Of . Thousand loyal
eubseribefs that ~ are able to d ttis-
9inee ths prizes Of paper he's more than
dnobbod, there aro many euuntxy publi-
| cations Whie6 baSo 6oo0 ahootutnly
forced . snepead, hit 10 signo e thci