Gunnison news-champion., 1917-10-12

1T was the Palmer School Of Chi
ropraetic 1t Davenport, Iowa, that
attended. not . school Of osteopathy," |"
was the correction left at the News
champion Office by Mrs. Annie n.
Downey. This is the mother school Of
AL chlropractic colleges, and enrolls
over 700 students. Mrs. Downey 10
the graduate from the school and may
practice in Gunnison later. At pres
ent she is resting and helping to care
for her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John s.
Marshall, who are rather feeble this
winter. Particularly Mr.. Marshall has
been under the weather for . year.
His age Of Sc next Christmas Day
would entitle Uncle John to take i
easy. II they are spared until New
Years Day this aged couple will cele-
brate their Diamond Wedding, the
sixtieth anniversary Of their marri-
age, an event We shall all be happy to
congratulate them upon.
Road Superintendent Wiley came
down Monday night from the Anth-
racite and reports the road gang still
short Of men, but working along down
the valley. They have about reached
the Horse ranch, and expect to get
some road built the other side yet
this fall. Mr.. Wiley is looking after
some improvements in this end of the
county for a few days.
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On December 3lst, the Cunnison
Grocery Announces q change of. loca-
tion to the Odd Fellows building.
Among the shoppers down from CO.
chetopa Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Mitchell and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
McDonough.
Miss Mamie Harwood accompanied
by Mrs. Pitney went to Salt Lake City
Monday. Miss Harwood returned
Thursday evening, but Mrs. Pitney
went on to Los Angeles.
Miss Verna Waterman, county sup
erintendent of schools, and Miss Faith
kiddo, instructor in household econ
omics at the Normal, are planning q
series of visits to county district
schools to arrange If possible for
warm lunches for the children. They
this week visited the Logan school on
Tomichi creek with this thot in mind.
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The University Of Colorado Club
met at James b. Nash's office Mon
day evening. Miss Mary Hughes, the
president presided with James Nash
as secretary. Miss Florence Uglow,
Ju...,a n I Ctoua nuI Nrs Z ID Ia..
son We're appointed on the social COM
mittee. A beef steak fry is planned
for next Sunday at Camp Cascadilla.
A telegram received by Mrs. Arth-
ur Flick last Friday stated that her
mother, Mrs. Chris Stevens, was very
i'll at her home in Coalcreek, Wash
ington. Mr.. and Mrs. Flick left Sat-
urday. They will spend the winter
in Washington.
The Junior and Senior High School
students accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Goldsmith 60 to the river for
a weiner ronst tonight. The Fresh
'men and Sophomores expect to go
ut some later date.
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Car Foreman VIM. Swigart returned
Monday from trip to Salida, and
while there loaded up q carload of
wheels and carload of timbers which
will help with repair and construction
work in the local Rio Grande shops.
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Mrs. r. L. Sides, who has been with
her daughter, Mrs. J. S. Ferris for
several weeks, left for her home in
Alamosa Monday evening. Mrs. Fer
ris accompanied her mother over and
expects to spend month there.
The first issue of the Pitkin Miner
under the editorial guidance Of Mrs.
Ruby Corum reaches US under date
of October 9th and shows enterprise
and lots of news. We have no doubt
it will continue to improve.
EASTMAN FUNERAL
IS LARGELY ATTENDED