Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-03

George Miller mode . basiness trip
to Crested Butte tie AFsx of tie well.
Lynn Kyls was IN frpm Spencer sew
erA days this week Visiting fEisnds.
Dick and WinAeld Lalley were IN
from their ranch near lola % Wednes-
Nat Morris and Claude Fry were
yisitors in from Ohio City the hrst
Of the week.
Mrs. Rob Balm has been Visiting her
mother, Mrs. Mclaughlin, in Gunni-
son this week.
w. A. Sheldon was . visitor from
Doyleville ON Tuesday, returning home
that evening.
Jack Robinson departed wednes-
day for the Buttes to do some ser
veying about town.
II the Gunnison County High School
is moved out Of the States property
where win II 60!
The county commissioners meet
Monday, May 6, and the town coun-
Gil Tuesday evening, May z.
After taking treatments in the Red
Cross hospital for . few days, MrB.
w. A. Keelor returned home Monday.
A. E. Marlatt transacted business
poets to spend the next six months.
He will also visit in Arizona and Utah.
There will be no opposition to the
| reelection Of T. w. Gray as treas
urer Of, the school board in District
No. /.
Twenty members Of the ancient his
tory class enjoyed q weinner roast on
the banks Of the river last Monday
evening.
On Friday H. C. Bartlett returned
to Gunnison after spending the last
few months in Ohio, Missouri, and 9TH
er states.
Mrs. F. P. Hanson left the first of
the week for Alamssa, where she will
visit for a time with her mother who
lives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Eicher and son.
Buster, left on Thursday last for Colo
rado Springs, where they will make
their future home.
C. r. Hamlin, manager Of the Iron
Cap mine at Spencer, was over early
in the week, arranging for continued
work at the property.
Mrs. J. 8. Ferris and children left
the latter part Of last week for Ala
mssa, where she will visit with her
mother for some time.
After spending the week as q guest
at the Joe McDermott home, Mrs.
Harry Carpenter, returned the first
Of the week to her home in Cebolla.
A. A. Arlington drove in from his
home on the Lake Fork last week on
in the interests Of the Liberty Loan,
Of which committee he is . member.
/ On Thursday Tom Noble drove in
from Doyleville and transacted busi-
ness matters. He expects to leave
next Monday for few days stay In
Montrosc.
The Buckeye cafe found Il necessary
this week to extend their dining room
into the building joining on account
Of not having enough room to accom-
rnodate its trade. vi
I Miss Cara Estes drove to Ohio City
last Saturday with Miss Verna Wa
terman to spend the week end at tho
Watsyman home, returning home the
hrst Of the week to continue her work.
J. r. Phelps was over from Powder
horn country Tuesday. He says only
about half the cattle are turned out
there yet, and - . rule April 15, il
,lats for Powderhorn ranchmen to
luit feeding.
Three times Monday the roof Of car
shops near the round house, caught
fire from sparks Of the switch en-
gine, which were borne on the high
wind. Prompt action saved any dam
age each time.
~
Wednesday, Sam Funk drove in from
his ranch home on the Cochetopa and
spent the day. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Funk were here several days Of the
week and visited their daughter, Mrs.
Edith Galbreath.
-A-
The Board Of Trustees Of the Nor
NAL School have asked the Committee
Of the Gunnison County High School
to provide their own quarters. Come
out to the election May 9Th and de-
eide this question right.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Andrews and
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