Gunnison news-champion., 1918-12-06
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Mr.. and Mrs. WIN NeDonouGh were
visitors IN cur city from Cechetepa
yesterday.
Mr.. and Nrs. E. D. StepheAson were
Gunnisoa visitors from Doyisvi1le The
first Of the week.
Mr.. A. Hartman returned last week
from 4ontrose where be had spent
some time visiting.
Nrs. ]. J. Shaekleford spent Q few
hours among Cunniscn friends We'd
nesday from Jacks Cabin
Bailey Wilson came over from the
Powderhorn yesterday to pass q few
hours with Gunnison friends.
J. F. Flick Of Ohio City returned
last Sunday from Denver where he
took load Of cattle to market.
Mrs. Ritner came down from Ohio
City this moming to visit her dau9h-
ter, Ars. Conklin, ct the Coop.
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Miss 0argaret Crayy came down
spend some time with her sisters be-
fore school opens.
Mrs. Berry came in yesterday morn
ing from the east, and was held over
at La Veta before going ON to her
home at Crested Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Hartman, who
are living in the Paradox country,
have both had the Flu recently, and
are now regaining their strength.
Miss Clara Haymaker has been mo-
tilted to report for duty in Bowie
shortly, as schools will reopen there
next Monday. She leaves the latter
part Of this week.
Anton Danni. seeing that he was in
for "more vacation" went back to
Crested Butte last week, and will stay
until the High School resumes opera
tons.
Mrs. Sprigg Shackleford returned
Sunday from Breckenridge, where she
had gone to nurse her daughter, Mrs.
James Harlan, and children thru q
siege Of the Flu. The patients are all
recovering nicely.
Miss Katie Blair, seeing that the
prospects for reopening school this
year were pretty slim, went back to
Montrose this morning for q second
vacation with home folks. Miss Blair
spent q few days at the Buttes before
going back home.
Miss Ruth Montgomery, who went
home to Denver, arrived just in time
to come in contact with the "Flu bug"
After about . weeks illness, she is
now convalescent, and will be ready
for work again by the time school
opens again. E
w e. Hale took his wife over to
the D. & r. G. hospital in Salida last
Sunday TO be operated on for appen-
dicitis. He returned to Gunison yes
.terday, and reports that Mrs. Hale
stood the operation nicely, and is gett-
ing along very well.
J. r. Berg returned Saturday to
lola after an absence Of two weeks.
He brought his wife over to Denver at
that time for medical treatment, and
the lady Is there yet Mr.. Berg made
the trip by auto and reports some
trouble getting over the pass.
Have you seen the German helmet
at OIeary's Drug Store? It was sent
over in . sack by Rev. White to his
son Paul, and 10 some lid. II weighs
2h pounds, yet it lacks the familiar
peak usually portrayed on the top Of
the Hun lids. No wonder the Fritzies
were tired Of fighting. .
When his five-day detention period
i up, Arthur L. Mills and wife who
came in from Denver this morning will
make their home on Cement creek. Mr..
Mills il forest ranger, and will have
charge Of the Crested Butte depart
nent, and will be under the super
vision Of the Gunnison Office.
Nrs. Douglas Berlin Of Gunnison got
10 wire Wednesday that her husband
was seriously wounded in action in
France. Pvt. Berlin was slightly
| gassed about two months ago, and it is
supposed that he got back into the
| fight Just In time to stop . Hun bull
let. He enlisted from Glenwood
| Springs. Mrs. Berlin was formerly
Mas Mary O'FAllon.