Gunnison news-champion., 1917-12-28

J. H Wheatley was up from Grand
Junction Thursday evening.
The County Commissioners viii hold
their next meeting on Saturday. JAM
uary eighth.
Pat Hanlon made q business trip
to Crested Butte Wednesday return
ing Thursday.
Dean Rheinholt Of Nontrose passed
thru Gunnison Thursday evening on
his way to Denver.
Miss Bridget O,Neil left for Cres-
ted Butte Saturday to spend her two
weeks recess with her parents.
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Harry Crary came in this week from
the Anaconda mine to spend Christ
mas and New Years with his children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Dean have moved
down from Doyleville and will make
their home in Gunnison this winter.
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VIM. Keelor made . business trip out
to Vulcan Wednesday night, leaving
about five o'clock by auto
Steve Day returned to Utah Thurs
day morning after spending Christmas
with his father and mother.
Business matters brought John Ha-
NOR down from Doyleville Wednes-
day morning; he returned home in the
evening.
Mrs. Maty Van AIKEN returned home
on Wednesday. from Salida, where she
has been visiting with friends for
some time.
Frank Holt made q trip in from
Spencer Friday to consult the mana
ger of the Headlight, Mr.. Ehlerding,
who was going thru.
After spending Christmas in Canon
City, DR.. H. C. Newton returned to
Gunnison Thursday morning, and will
take up his dentistry again.
Alva Baker came down from Lake
City the first of the week to trans
act business, while here he purchased
a new Ford from w. A. Keelor.
Mrs. Jos Blackstock is very serious
ly i'll and her son DIR. Moore Block
stock has been called from So. Caro-
lima and is expected in tomorrow.
Guy Rose, formerly an employee in
the First National Bank here, paid
Gunnison friends a short visit this
week, returning to Pueblo on Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Crary came in from
Crested Butte the first of the week
to spend Christmas and New Years
with her sisters, Emma and Alberta.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ty Newberry moved
to Montrose Thursday. Mr.. Newber-
ry's work has been changed to that
locality and they think it best to move
there. a.tJ
Dexter T. Sapp and H. C. Bartlett
left the last of the week for Corpus
Christi, Texas, where they will en-
joy hunting and fishing for few
weeks.
G. s. SEWERS went to Montrose last
Wednesday to take T. Newberry's
place on his run while Mr.. Newberry
is in Gunnison preparing to move to
Montrose. rIf1.t
( Mr.. and Mrs. W.. H. Soden motored
in from Sargents Thursday on q bus
mess trip. Miss Lila and Inez Soden
will move down after the holidays to
begin work in the Normal.
Miss Edwina Clark and two sisters,
Mildred and Irene, left on Monday
morning for. Montrose, where they will
spend few days with their aunt, Mrs.
N. A. Hoffman, returning Sunday.
Frank Herdman came in from the
Anaconda mine Wednesday evening,
where he has been visiting Christmas
week. He left the same evening for
the Frank Andrews ranch where he
will work this winter
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Tuesday evening, J. F. Berryhill and
Helen, and Mrs. Chas. Duree
boarded the evening train for Salida.
Miss Helen will take medical treat
ment there. Mrs. Duree returned to
her home on Thursday.
Many people prophesied that Chris
tmas this year would not amount to
much except for soldiers, but Post