Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-04

lars. By this they are enabled 70 ct
steaks % thin or Is thick ~ they axo
wanted, which was Impossible to d
with knife. We heard this week Il
. man getting foFty-hve slfces &
bacon for fifteen cents. They certain
ly must have been thin.
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Herbert. Lashbrook made his first
trip on the road Thursday; he went 70
Crested Butte ~ brakeman.
This early spring is being taken
advantage of by Marshal Wells, who
is raking the streets of rocks and rub
bish.
Mr.. Hattie Schneider left on Thurs
day for Vulcan, where she will cook
for the miHng. company there.
Mrs. D. r. Peck has returned from
a week at Salida spending the holi-
days with her daughter, Mrs. A. N.
Carpenter.
On Monday morning, Miss Blanche
Ross left for Grand Junction, where
she spent the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. L. Richter.
Mrs. J.Elmer made flying business
trip to town from Almont this week,
coming down on Sunday and return
ing on Monday morning.
Miss Anna Lindquist took the train
Sunday morning for Hotchkiss, where
she will visit about week with her
sister, Mrs. Bell.
The general manager of the C. F. &
l., Bert Mateson, came in from Denver
Friday and left for Crested Butte the
same day. He returned to Denver
Saturday evening.
A. j. Reeder and w. s. Spain were
in our city the latter part Of last
week, engaged in looking up men for
the tie timber for which they have
a large contract near Cebolla-
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Mrs. J. M. Lininger Of La Veta came
Id on 316 Thursday morning and left
in the evening for Pueblo. Mrs. Potts
and daughter. Moral, accompanied
her. The little girl goes for medical
treatment there.
On Wednesday, Mrs. Tom Miller and
daughter returned to their home In
Floresta after q pleasant visit ut the
C. A. Partch ranch for the past week.
Mrs. Miller says the last train goes
to Floresta to-day SO she will be saow-
ed in the rest Of the winter.
Bryant Eastmen made a motor trip
to Lake City, Thursday taking over
mining men, who do not like to wait
for slow passenger service on the rail-
roads.
A beautiful ten pound baby girl
was delivered by the stork this morn
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Spann Of
Jacks Cabin. Last reports are that
mother and daughter are doing nicely.
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After spending the Christmas ho1i-
days with her parents, Miss Elsie Wi
ley left Monday evening for Denver,
where she is employed as q stenog-
rapher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Welch will occupy the
Methodist parsonage, recently vacat-
ed by Rev. and Mrs. Ferris. Mr. and
Mrs. Ferris are at home in the Mcneil
house since January first.
Rob. Judy and mother, Mrs. A.
H. Judy, left on Tuesday morning for
Denver. Mr.. Judy is returning to his
work there and Mrs. Judy is going for
the winter for medical treatment.
Mr.-and Mrs. C. N. Thomas left for
Denver Tuesday evening, where they
will make their home. During the few
months they have lived here they have
made many friends who regret to see
them leave.
w. X. Waterman motored down
from Ohio City Thursday, bringing
down his mother, Mrs. M. o. Water
man, who took the morning train for
Eckert where she will make her home,
Mr.. Waterman having purchased .
ranch down there.
The Methodists are planning to give
a Good Fellowship Congregational
dinner at $50 on Friday evening, the
11th. The plan is to have families
men, women and children come to the
church with lunch and eat with their
neighbors and friends. By this plan
Of course there 10 no charge.
r. C. TenEyck il back In Colorado
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