Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-11

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|9g er.sk. was b tsun ~ hrst
walter Adams snA danghter, M
Hl.nehe. were IN town from Doyle
VIE yesterday.
Atteney Nsthaniel Halpsa rstsrn-
ed - Denver Monday after : brief
beaness trip to cur city. ~
Eether Bertrand n Delta came to
Glnniaea Hnedny for . few days visit
with Father Kipp.
Miss Rowena Jones is here from
Los Angeles, California. visiting her
sister. Mrs. George Hetherington.
After . brief visit with Gunniscu
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Jones re-
turned Monday to their home in Sal
Baby Lucero, infant son Of = Nexi-
can family, died 1t the section house
at Jacks Cabin last Saturday. Death
was caused by pneumonia.
Mr.. and Nm. D. C. Mason autoed
from their ranch on Hot Springs creek
Tuesday. They are planning to move
shortly t. Pitkin to spend the win
Mining Engineer E. C. Babbitt from
Denver was here Monday, and went
up TO the Doctor mine to inspect the
manganese proposition ON Spring
Business concerning the recent draft
brought Edward Mccullough and VIM.
Duke down from Castleton Tuesday.
They are called to the cofors on the
18th Mr.. Mccullough will visit with
fr1ends in the lower country before
leaving.
Little Jautta Martins, aged z years.
died Monday at Sargents. The cause
Of her death was severe attack of
pneumonia, which her constitution,
weakened . wear ago by the measles.
could not resist. The little girl was
born in Colorado, and the body was
shipped to Fl. Garland for burial.
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Montrose Enterprise: The Daily
Press thinks that w. r. Hearst IL such
an awful naughty boy, patriotically,
that congressman Taylor could not ait
down at his banquet table without be-
coming in some way contaminated.
However, thus far the Press hasn't
produced anything from the Hearst
papers any more unpatriotic than ed
itorials which have appeared in its
own columns.
Charles Duree left Sunday for
Boulder, accompanied by his mother. |
Mr.. Duree's nephew, Lester Gavette,
second son Of L. e. Gavette, died at |
that point Saturday at the age of |
II years. He died Of pneumonia. |
which developed from Z bad cold,
md hkh hs pas1nt6 and his littlei
sist6r are now III at Boulder with the
same disease. Lester was born in Gun
nison, and the family is well known
here.
Word has been received Of the death
of George Miles last Saturday. He Is |
, well known Denver man, who, for
, number Of years has spent his sum-
mers in Gunnison ut Cooper's ranch |
hunting and fishing. He died ct the |
Markham Hotel In Denver, where he
and his family were living. The fun
eral took place last Sunday afteinoon
1t $3.50 O'Clock. Sheriff Hanlon, who
Knew him well, was in Denver Sunday
md attended The funeral.
u $50 O'Clock.
Miss Ruth Beery was called to De-
Beque last Sunday BY the sad news
II the deatk Of her brother, Sergeant
Walter. Beery, ct Boulder. Sergeant
Beery, who was q years old, had
been PIT In the deferred class, but en-
listed last June In the Engineers
Corps. His company left about one
month ago for Camp Dix, N. j., but
be was retained in Boulder - IN in
ytructor. He was . victim Of the
Spanish Influenza, which is robbingl
bur camps Of many Of our finest lads,
lying Sunday morning at o'clock
The BODY was shipped TO Decatur, III.
Tor burial, being accompanied by the
borrowing parents and sisters Of the /
deceased His other sistsr, Miss Yer
~, was with him at the time Of his
Heath, having bean called to Boulder
BY the news Of his serious illness.
SCHOOL DISTRICT FUNDS MAY |
BE INVESTED IN W. 8. 8.