Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-03
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LOCAL NEWS or INTEREST

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nit, N. J. in Co. D. Ath Engs.
Senator Dexter T. Sapp returned
Tuesday from business trip 70 Dea-
yer.
A volunteer census taken 1t Mont
rose last week showed . population Of
$500.
Charley Mewnliams, county clerk,
made . trip to Marble this week. leav-
ing Sunday.
Jerry Brunton and James Harris
returned AondY from some weeks on
Mr.. and Mrs.. Harry Rosenbaum
were in from lola on Monday. shop
ping and visiting friends.
A Jacks Cabin visitor in town On
Monday was w. D. Allen, who was in
attending to business affairs.
Mrs. C. G. Miller, who has been suf-
fering with the grippe for the past
few days, il again able to be out !.
Mr.. and Nra. Melvin Herrick moved
from the DR.. Walker house this week
into Mrs. c. n. Herrick's home.
J. N. Allen is expected from Los
Angeles, the latter part Of this week.
Mrs. Allen will remain until about
July LIST.
On Monday, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E.
Lightley returned from California.
where they have been spending the
winter months. #
Mrs. D. A. Hatch and daughter,
Maude, returned to Doyleville Tues
day. They report good roads and say
they made good time.
After visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ.
Boyle, of Crested Butte, Mrs. James
MCGOWAN passed thru Gunnison Sat
urday on her way to Pueblo.
E. d. Stephenson motored in from
Doyleville Tuesday. He tells us that
Mrs. Stephenson expects to leave soon
for Pueblo on account of i'll health.
Mrs. Zilba Haymaker and small son
were passengers from Crested Butte
last night. They will be in Gunnison
a few days consulting = physician
Mrs. Waunita Comstock returned
Sunday to Denver. She has a position
as stenographer in an Office there, but
is also completing her work in the
Barnes business college.
w. C. Blair made business trip
the first Of the week to-Denver. re-
turning yesterday to his work as edi-
tor of the Gunnison Empire. While in
Denver be attended the G. o. p. stats
convention meeting. 9
After visiting in Denver for some
time, Mrs. Walter Mergelman return
ed home Saturday. Miss Lula Mergel-
man Of Denver returned with her and
will teach school at Jacks Cabin this
summer.
The Athenian literary society held
an interesting mock trial last Friday
afternoon. Marcus Tiberious Tidd was
suing for divorce from his wife, Zant-
ipy Tidd. The court was conducted
in fine manner.
Bruce Redden surprised his friends
when he arrived on the morning train
Tuesday from Salida. He will spend
some time here with friends. Bruce
is travelling for the "Selectaphone"
Company, demonstrating, snd selling
stock. He thinks he has good thing.
The Episcopal Guild ladies held a
food sale ON Saturday at the George
Miller furniture store and served tea
at the Gribbin Millinery parlors. The
ladies certainly had . fine display Of
garments and they sold we'll. Guild
cleared about one hundred and thirty
dollars.
Miss Josephine Warham was IN ar
rival from Montrose Sunday to visit
in Gunnison . few days with her
aunt, Mrs. Carl Zugelder, and her
aunt, Mrs. Chas. Miller. On Thurs
day she left for noyleville where she
viii be . guest at the Mcdonald ranch
for several days.
The Gunniion county High School
Alumni Association met Wednesday
night at the home Of Miss Margaret
Collins. The members were all en-
thusiastically In favor Of the proposed
new building, and the alumni appoint
ed Ecommittee Of nix to assist in put
ting the matter fairly before the peo-
pie. They also appointed . commit
tee Of five to arrange for the annual
reception to the graduating classes
reception @ win e be given saturday, % May Nay
IL, at /. o. O. F. hall. Invitations
will be issued soon. Frank Keenan, is
chairman Of the first committee mem
toned and Mrs. Anna Trevarthen is
chairman Of the reception committee.