Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-09
LOCAL news OF rsrr.n,

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Mel Desrias vas Asrs mn Psrtin
Oscar JeAnssa vas heFs ftsa II
PovdszAen ThnRs1ay.
7. E Tilletsua was . cunnisan vis-
itor frQm Pitldn 1hnrsday.
Fen MeDoaslsa wss . Cunnissa
s.aitor frsm s'arhe Nenday.
Lille Suyt.v vas doup f1en j. 40
Cskin TueNlay O. business.
Elizabeth Hughes goes 70 Pitlin
Monday to speAd her vacatioa.
Dan Lehan returned frem Dsnver
Tuesday where he has been for 1 few
days On business.
Clara Cooper went to Crested Butte
Thursday TO spend . few days q the
guest of Helen Thylor.
Dr.. Cochems and james Payns mo-
to, ed to Salida Monday after spen.lIpg
. few days tish.ne here.
the Monday morning train for . few
days outing IN La1s City.
Ben Parrish passed through our city
enroute to his home in Olathe. He has
been in Rouse for few days on bus
mess.
Clanton Hogan arrived Friday from
Olathe to spend . few days visiting
his brother, A. w. Hogan. and sister,
Mrs. A. Dickerson.
Mrs. II. Herr,cx returned from Den. +.
yer Tuesday. She was over visiting
her son, Elmer, who has been trans-
ferred to Camp Meade. Marylard.
H. Walters, the candy man, depart
ed for Denver Wednesday evening. He
has made his last trip into Gunnison
as he leaves for war August 15.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Lupher and SON,
Roy, and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sails
bury motored up from Montrose Mon
day evening on their way to Crested
lutte.
Mrs. Alonzo ]. Miller has declined
the nomination ss County Troasurcr
on the Republican ticket ~ shc has
accented n pOsition ns teacher Of the
Logan schooss.
Sheriff Pat Hanlon and c. C. Nc
Williams, county clerk, went to Mar
BILE Thursday, Jennie Hanlon and
Louise Mullins took them - far -
Gothic in the car.
Mrs. Maude Twombly Of Pueblo
and president Of the Rebecca assem-
bly, visited the Rebecce lodge Of Cum
nison Tuesday evening. She left last
Wednesday morning for Montrose.
The Ladies' Guild Of the Episcopal
church have received more Of the
famous silver blade cream whips
which are on sale at Geo. Miller's, at
one dollar cash, also have extra blades
ut 26c and bowls Jat S5c.
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Father Kipp, Mary and isabelle
been touring the Western slope re-
turned today. Frank Zueelder left on
the morning train and viii meet them
ct Cerro Hill and return with them.
Gail Moore, . former resident Of
Gunnison county, and now living ct
Canon City, i serioualy III ct his home
and Il II said cannot recover. His
trouble comes from nervous break
down resulting from over-work In .
hot garage.
F. Elinor Dixon, private secretary
TO President Kelley Of tie Normal
school, left for her home at Cedar
edge Wednesday. She expects TO be
gone about . month. She accom-
panied relatives from Kansas City
who were passing through Gunnison
on IN auto trip.
W. b. Whalen accompanied by
Frank KreutEer, Joe Kochever, Bill
Griffith gnotored down from Crested
Butte today. These three men are to
take the coal mine examination. VIM.
Carr brought four down for the same
examination. Those who accompanied
Mr.. Carr down were, John Arn0tt,
Patty Morgan, Tom Mcneil, Bill Nc
Shane.
There was . cloud burst ct Powder
horn which caused lot Of damage.
y washed three tons Of hay Of Gene
1cGreeors into the river and good
stack Of hay owned BY Perry Sam
mons was covered with sand and de-
bris. Mr.. Phelps garden, grain pateh
and potato patch was entirely de-
stroyed. This indeed was great loss
70 these ranchmen.