Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30

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Mn. Anna Maner spenf last wei
vnl.eee = ths = a. hssln hsns -
1lias MaxEszst SANFORD lssves fer
tltnf, Nichi6an, Thnrsday 70 resume
her sehsea work
Misses claza csspsr sad Hasel
Hewitt, left this morniag for SOM
eSute, their duties - teachefs IN tie
sehocis there being called for next
ESnday.
Rev. Father Bertrand and sister.
Hias Marie, and ths Misses Nay Yer
foasted and Ditman motored up from
Delta this week and are quests Of Rev.
Wp- kipp for . few days.
Uncle John Narshall = very poorly.
His son, Frank Narshan, arrived On
Wednesday from Delta = see tie old
Been here for sosse dine.
Ths J. J. Miller family and Nrs.
Laura Miller and Nfs. Lonnie Miller
returned from THAR camping trip
aheve Almont, Saturday. They re-
|peft having . glorious time.
lrI e. A. Foster has rented the
PAe DAILY house on Iowa St. and will
rensin there this winter 20 that the
children can attend school. The fam
ny u in from Powderhorn this week.
Mrs. n. o. Waterman with her son.
Walter, were in Gunnison last week,
bound from the Waterman farm
at Eckert to the Waterman ranch at
Ohio City. They made the trip by
Mrs. Carolyn Kelley il to make her
home with her son, DR.. ]. H. Kelley
and wife, this winter, while her resi-
dence on Taylor street is occupied BY
Rev. J. S. Ferris and family, who are
moving in today.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Martin are
spending the week at Camp Cascadil.
e on Cement Creek. Wednesday,
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, E. NJ. Nourse
and daughter, Miss Elizabeth, motor
ed up to visit them.
Mrs. Luetelle Sullivan and little
twin daughters returned Saturday
evening from Montrose, where she
has been visiting her sister-in-law.
Mrs. Sullivan is the guest Of her moth
er, Mrs. z. H. Mcdowell.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. |
Mueller, greatly enjoyed . visit Of
some days last week. from their
youngest son. Charley, who departed
Friday for his business with the Utah
Power Co., at Grace. Idaho.
Mr.. and lirs. L. L. Boshll. who ma |!
tored out 70 Wheeler Bros. ranch Il |
'PArlin, from their home In Western |
Kansas, have returned home. Mr.. Bo.
shell reports good wheat crop this |
year, having threshed three thousand
bushels just before he left there.
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One Of the few capdidates we have
seen IN this neck Of the woods this
primary campaign was Scott WI
Hickman q Grand Junction, repub-
lican candidate for VIM. Weisers lob
- district attorney, who announces
his candidacy for the place to Gunni-
An a G. CLARK and son John, left
SuuaAx for Denver to spend the win
tetr Prof. Hargrove and wife will
occupy the Clark residence ON Wis
conaln Street during the winter. Mr..
Clatk VIII remain In Gunnison and
make his home with his mother, Mrs.
Lottie Clark. until the return Of his
family.
W. n. Martin Of Paonia was In Gum
nis0n last week to find help to put up |
fruit In the lower country. Anyone |
who can make arrangements to 20 |
down snd help will be able TO secure |
gssOsl wages we are told. Arrange
ments for board and room have been
mads. One orchard alone wants fifty
pic1ers
LDes Burgess, attorney Of Grand
Junce5on, who also II . republican
candidate for the nomination as dis
trict attorney against Scott w. Heck |
man, was greeting folks here yester-
day. Both republican candidates are
from the Junction and there seems
TO BE- no democratic candidate in the
primary.
After week pleasantly spent with
former Gunnison associates, Dr.. Geo.
Nuckolls leaves this evening for Dem
yer. Dr.. Nuckolls has had splendid
success ~ fisherman and hunter while
here. and this, with the drawing ties
Of old friends, will doubtless bring
him 70 spend vacation days among
The Cr1wford hank robbers, caught
ct Glenwood Springs while trying to
escape IN . car, were given prompt
trial this week by Judge Black It