Gunnison news-champion., 1917-08-24

establishment was transferred from
Anthony Comstock to Mr.. Davis was
closed Friday last. Robert o. Barrett
did the invoicing work for Comstock.
Mr.. Davis is an enterprising business
man, and we are assured Of his sue
cess in Gunnisou.
+ Miss Margaret Sanford is to be
congratulated on being elected to .
splendid position in Flint, Michigan.
She will teach the Fresh Air room in
the public schools of that city. Miss
Sanford expects to leave August 28th
for Flint, where she will stay with
relatives during the school year. She
expects to enter the conservatory Of
music there, and devote much of her
time to study.
Charles Woodring, who has been
stationed at Camp Baldwin recently,
passed thru Gunnison Thursday on
his way to Delta, having been called
there by the death of his mother, Mrs.
Cook, who died there Wednesday af-
ternoon at four o'clock as the result
of an operation.
Miss Margaret Pings received word
from Aspen last Tuesday announcing
that she had been elected as teacher
of the third grade, and domestic
science, in the public schools of Aspen
for the coming year year at a splen-
did salary.
Miss Eliza Hughes returned to her
place in the phone office Monday,
after weeks outing with her mother
and sister at Waunita. Miss Anna
Beitler Of Crested Butte filled her
place last week.
Rev. Kipp, Rev. Bertrand of Delta,
and the Misses Mary O'Neill and
Josephine Zugelder have been spend
ing the week camping, hunting and
fishing about six miles this side Of
Crested Butte.
Will Davis, a Delta boy. passed
thru Gunnison Tuesday expecting to
spend week with home folks. He
has been stationed at Fl. Riley but on
his return will go to Fl. Douglas.
Herbert Lashbrook, Steve Day, and
Miss Ruth Curtis motored over to Sa-
guache Saturday and returned Sun
day bringing Miss Hazel Curtis, who
has been visiting there, with them.
]. A. Duncan and Miss Naomi
Duncan, who visited F. A. Duncan of
this city for about ten days, returned
Monday to their home in northeast
Missouri.
Miss Melvina Hyink and Miss jose
,phine Cambine returned Monday to
their home in Alton, Iowa, after q
pleasant visit Of several weeks in Gum
nison.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Trevarthan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank keenan, left
on camping trip Sunday up Steuben
creek. expecting to be gone q week.
Mts. F. P. Pitney, formerly of Gun
nison, arrived Unexpectedly last week
from her home in Los Angeles, Calf
ornia, and is visiting friends in town.
Brown Cunningham who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. Miller for
several weeks, returned to his home
in Caney, Kansas. Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Miller came
down from Crested Butte Monday to
make their home in Gunnison until
Lonnie il called for military duties.
Mrs. r. F. Bondurant and daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs- J. A. Wiseman were
in Gunnison Monday after enjoying
. weeks outing at Waunita.
Mrs. Tom Hogan and family are
the proud possessors Of . new Ford,
brought over from Salida by Mr.. and
Mrs. Keelor Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Martin and Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Palmer and Bruce re-
turned Saturday from . week at
Waunita.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. McEwen ar
rived Sunday from Fl. Worth, Texas,
for two weeks visit with Mrs. Celia
Mullin.
Miss Esther Curtis departed Tues
day for her home at Delta after spend
ing q month at the s. ]. Miller home.
Mrs r. L. Sides arrived Wednesday
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