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Thomas Noble made . trip in from
Doyle Thursday.
Carl Diebold purchased . Ford this
week from Steve Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll n. Carter
were down from Ohio City Monday.
On Monday, Frank Vader and Pete
Corelli came in from Parlin and spent
the day.
Jas. Collier was an outgoing pas
senger Wednesday evening on busi-
ness trip east.
Jack Doyle and Ferry Scott drove
in from Doyleville Monday and spent
the day with friends.
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Mrs. Belle Mcdonald motored in
from Doyleville Tuesday and spent
the day with friends.
Mrs. Grace Arnold left for Mont
rose Friday to visit with friends and
relatives for few days.
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On Thursday evening, Miss Phoebe
Bray left for Denver where she ex-
poets to spend the winter.
Recent contributions have swelled
the Helen Webster Memorial fund for
Normal students to over $500.
Mrs. Martin Wenger came in from
Telluride on Thursday evening to visit
week at the Joe Riley home.
VIM. BERTHE motored in from Parlin
Thursday and attended to business
matters connected with his ranch.
Mervin Ivy went to Pitkin Wednes-
day and stayed a few hours with his
parents, returning the same day.
On Tuesday morning, Miss Clara
Haymaker left for Bowie having spent
her vacation with her mother in Gum
nison.
To spend few days with her moth
er, Mrs. E. H. Mcdowell, Miss Isabel
Walker came up from lola Thursday
evening.
To work in the timber, =. Al. Bruce
left on Thursday evening for Sargents
where he will probably remain until
the next draft.
On New Years Eve beautiful eight
and Mrs. Sim Moore. Mother and son
are doing nicely.
Thursday, VIM. Keelor and J. e.
Wheatley made trip to Pitkin in
the interests Of the Riverton Oil
Refining Company.
Mrs. Orpha Warner came in the first
Of the week from Smith Hill, where
she is teaching, to spend the holidays
ut her home in Gunnison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Taft and Miss
Fora Carpenter up from Sapinero
New Years day and spent the day at
the A. H. Judy ranch.
Miss Gertrude Bondurant was sew
eral days in town this week visiting
friends, down from Pitkin where she
is teaching this winter.
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John Beuton came in from Crested
Butte Tuesday and left the next day
for Pennsylvania, where he will be
employed this winter.
Pete Stoller came up from lola Sum-
day and took the train Monday for
Pitkin, where he will be gone q few
days on mining business.
Cecil Gray and Theo. Racey boarded
315 Tuesday for a pleasure trip to
Grand Junction. They will probably
be gone about a week.
On Thursday evening, Mrs. Tom
Owens left for Salida where she will
be a guest at the home of her moth
er, Mrs. Hughes, this week.
DR.. Day, of Delta, and Ralph Ston-
ner, Of Crawford, were passengers on
the evening train Wednesday, called
to Gunnison on business affairs.
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After spending his holiday vacation
with his parents in Gunnison, Chester
Pittser left Tuesday evening to con-
tinue his school work at Golden.
Mrs Jas. McNeeley came down
from Crested Butte Saturday and took
the evening train for Virginia, where
fshe was called By the serious illness o4
her mother.
/ Holiday recess being ever 1fisa
ILeola Bates returned Tuesday to
Somerset 70 talhe up her te9ehing
i Somerset to ta1e up hsf tsaeAfn0
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