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Bill Redden spent Saturday in
town on business.
Miss Ruby Nutting went to Gunni-
son on Sundays train.
Little Jim Nigro returned to Salida
Sunday, where he is attending school.
Miss Ethel Ball left Sunday for
Gunnison where she is attending
school.
Jim Ball left on Sundays train for
Boulder for the remaining school
months.
Mrs. Willis Mclaughlin and Irene
Thomas came in horseback Wednes-
day from Gothic.
Mrs. Geo. Miller and son, returned
to Gunnison on Sunday after q few
days here on business.
Miss Helen Taylor has returned to
her school duties in Gunnison after .
pleasant vacation at home.
Miss Katie Danni returned from
Jacks Cabin "Wednesday, after \
short visit with her uncle.
Mrs. jos DAMN Of Jacks Cabin.
came up on Tuesdays train on bust
ness, returning Wednesday.
Mrs.. N. Pingree returned to Gunni-
son early last week after visit here
with tho Hsuehsmsr family.
Tom Hogan Of Gunnison. came in
this week and has accepted . posi-
tion at the C. r. 4 I. mine.
Matt Kochevar, who is studying
law At Boulder University, returned
Sunday to continue his work there
b. -
Miss Lillian Doig returned Sunday
from her home in Gunnison and will
continue her work as teacher here.
Violet Wise returned to her home
Wednesday after spending several
DAYS a. . guest at ths WhAlen home.
Mrs. Mary Matthews hAs reeov-
cred from an attack Of sppsndicitis
from which sh4 suffered on Friday
last.
r. Kunsis left on Monday for Red
stone where hs will work with his
son-in-law, Ira Sigmsn, in the Thode
saw mill.
Dallas Duncan came up from his
Glacier ranch Friday. He was accom-
panied by Ars. G H. Wise and her
children, Violet and Fred. who came
up to attend to some shopping.
John Wieland has been granted a
furlough from Camp Funston and
came in Wednesday. Mr.. Wieland
has completely recovered from his
recent serious illness, We are glAd to
note.
Miss Margaret Crary was = Sunday
passenger. from the county seat.
Miss Crary in one Of the seventh
grade teachers and has spent the hol-
idays In Denver and at- her home in
Gunnison.
John Benton was An out bound pas
senger on Wednesdays train for
Wilmerding, Pa. where hs expects to
work in one Of ths governments fac
tories, where thsy maaafacturs the
liberty engine for H. airphns.
lGiss RanlmizA 11hsza, sae - ~
grade tsadanrs, has ss.4 WorA she
was taken III in Denver, whsre she
was spending her vacation. and will
be unable to take up her work next
week. Mrs. Harold Mace has bein
engaged to substitute for her.
The James Gardner family left on
Sunday for Imperial, Nebraska, where
they expect to make their home with
the oldest son, who il ranching there.
Mr. Gardner will follow as soon ~
spring opens. The Gardners have
lived here for years and their many
friends wish them success in their
nsw home.
Mrs. A. b. Warner. the efficient
teacher now in charge Of the Smith
Hill schools, returned from Gunnisor
Saturday to her work Mrs. Warner
was called to the Salida hospital two
weeks ago, on account Of the illness
and death of her daughters husband,
F. P. Leibeg. Of Clifton, Colo Mr..
Leibeg died on Saturday. Dec. 30th.
after several months Of illness from
organic disorder following pneuno-
mia, leaving widow and soa four