Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-25
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LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST

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Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Taft were I'M
from Sapinero Monday.
Max Bazz was . Crested Butte vis-
itor to our city Tuesday.
H. T. Cove end w. c. wilkins mo-
tored up fr Z, Nontross Tu. clay.
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James Teeslink and family have
moved into the Tapscott house on
Georgia Ave.
Miss Eva Leonard came in from
Doyleville. Sunday night. returning on
Monday night
A new phone has this week been in
stalled at the home Of Henry r. Lake,
Sr. 1t is No. 128W.
Miss Nell Newcomb, who has hcen
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. L. Curtis,
returned to Ia lara last Tuesday.
H. s. Braswell moved to Spencer
from Powderhon yesterday. He viii
work in the Headlight mine this win-
ter.
Miss Freddie Lamar left Tuesday
for Sapinero, where she will visit Miss
Kathryn Arlington. who went home
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Whinnery left
in the early part Of the week for the
Lake Fork ranch, where they will live
this winter.
Jack Ellington found Gunnison too
lonesome since school closed, SO left
Monday for his home on Rogers Mesa,
near Hotchkiss.
BIB Anderson, who ca,ne down
from Sargents Tuesday, says that the
flu has swept the place. entering ev-
cry home there.
A. G.. Danielson and family who
have been living in Ohio City moved
into Gunnison this week. They have
taken possession of the. Snodgrass
house.
Miss Rowena H. Jones, Of Los
Angeles, California, who has been
Visiting her sister, Mrs. George Heth-
erington, left Saturday for Denver
and Iowa.
Mr.. and "rs. William Mu,,lie. Mr..
and Mrs. .s,rd. Carter, an drs. Csr-
ter's mother, Mrs. Heath, made up q |
party who motored down from Ohio
City Tuesday.
Miss Ruby Nutting came in from
Crested Butte Saturday afteroon, to
visit her sister, Miss Beryl Nutting,
at the Blackstock home, returning on I
Sunday morning. isl
Steve Day left again, but will prob
ably be gone longer this time thaii
last. He left Tuesday morning for
Salt Lake City, where he win Be .
clerk in the railroad Office. i
Richard wallace left for Salt Lake
City Monday TO, visit his mother, Mrs,
Frank vanAlstine, before going to
war. He 10 in the first call, and ex.
poets to 60 soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. OrviIle Baker came
down from Lake City Tuesday, bring
ing Mr.. Bakers mother down TO take
the train to Denver. Miss Esther
Baker, her granddaughter, is quite
Edwin McCully came in on Friday
night from Delta. Mr.. McCully was
on the point Of leaving for Washing
ton to work in the spruce, but was
given ten days furiough to attend
his brother, Rawson's funeral in Gum
nis0n.
Mrs. Nelliss, who has been visiting
her brother, Robert Hards, during the
past two weeks, left Tuesday for
Grand Junction, where she will visit
relatives for two weeks before return
ing TO her home in Grand Rapids,
Michigan.
Prof. L. E. Goss, Superintendent Of
the Olathe schools during the past
three years, died at Ofathe Friday
morning, Oct. 16, 1918. Mrs. Goss Is
i'll In Montrose with the same disease
which took her husband the inhuen-
-. Mr.. Goss was wen known on the
western slope.
Since Fred VanAken went TO work.
ct the railroad shops, Bob Hards, Jr,
10 taking his place on the force Of the
city light and water works plant,
while Bruce Redden is assistant at
the Brooke machine shops in place
Of Hards.
Jimmie Noland, our present secre-
tary Of state, goes before the people
for reelection with good words from
political friends and opponents. So
far we have not heard q word Of criti-