Gunnison news-champion., 1918-03-29

inursday IN town transaeting buai-
meas.
John Heuchemer was . Gunnisoa
visitor Monday down from Crested
Butte.
Mrs- Essie Snodgrass returned home
ON Saturday from Denver after SPEND
ing month or two with friends.
DR.. F. p. Hanson left last evening"
for Michigan on . business trip. He
took his little son. Frankie, with him.
Peggy" Mesa returned this week
from Monte Vista and will again
drive the stage between here and Bald
win.
J. L. French has sold his city pro-
perty to o. A. Wilt Mr.. and Nrs.
French are planning TO leave soon for
Littlet0n.
After spending several days q Q
guest at the C. w. Winslow home,
Mrs. Chas. Oliver left for her home
in Paonia on Friday.
Mrs. A. G. Clark and son, John, re-
turned this week from Denver where
they have been visiting and sightsee-
ing for several days.
Mrs. Wilbur Curtis returned this
week from Denver, where she has been
in the hospital for about three months.
She is looking much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Estes have de-
cided to remain in Denver for the COM
in office work with tractor company.
Mrs. Yates and daughter, Miss
Louise, and Mrs. Brown Of Salida ar
rived this morning to spend Easter
with the family of Fred Klein at Par
lin.
Jos. A. Bray returned yesterday to
Los Angeles. He was called by the
serious illness of his mother, Mrs. A.
Bray, but left her on the road to re-
covery.
Mrs. Paul Starks, who was taken
/ to the d. & r. G. hospital last Friday
is reported to be doing fairly we'll,
however, she is still in quite serious
condition.
After spending the past month in
Salida taking medical treatment at
the hospital Bud White returned to
Gunnison Tuesday morning much inn
proved in health.
The announcement in another pa
per of the concert of the University
of Colorado Glee club to appear in
Gunnison on April fourth proved to
have been q mistake.
George SEWERS came up from Mont
rose Wednesday to work out of Gun
nison for time. Mr.. SEWERS has
been braking from Montrose to Ouray
for the past two or three weeks.
The assault and battery case Of Mrs.
Livingston Of Pitkin against 81 Mes
bit, Quartz creek stage driver, is tNbe
tried in Gunnison before a justice Of
the peace on q change Of venue.
On Tuesday evening, Miss Eliza
Stone arrived In Gunnison to spend
two weeks with friends. She had to
close her school on the western slope
this week on account Of measles.
Mrs. Ida Keelor left ON Friday for
Salida, where she will enter the Red
Cross hospital for treatment. Mrs.
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I'VE hope she will soon find relief there.
a r. w. Rector, manager Of the local
telephone branch left Monday for
Lake City to install new phones there.
Mining activity II increasing business
for the phone company in Hinsdale
county.
will Swieart il Keeping house" in
The w. L Richardson residence dur
ing the absence Of the owner in Calf
orniA. He received . card from them
this week, telling Of most delightful
"trip on the coast
John Wolfe was again driving the
Baldwin stage Wednesday, Norman
Eells having contracted the grippe in
huc3ing the snow drifts ON the Hinkle
hill. Pretty tough sledding, or wheel
ing or autoing on the Ohio creek road
these days.
Thursday, Mrs. Elizabeth Price re-
turned from Ohio Creek where she has
been visiting 1t the Allison and Leh-
man ranches. Mrs. Price will visit
with friends in Gunnison before re-
turning to her home in Pitkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Turner left
on Saturday for Pueblo, where they
will make their future home. They
have lived here for number Of years
and it will almost seem like losing
part Of Gunnison County.
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