Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-25

Ray HUI Of ohie City. spent Msa-
day in our city.
James Robinson went to Greeted
Butte ON business Tuesday.
George Philips was . Gunnisou Wis
itor from Ohio City Monday.
VIM. Howard was Powderhora
visitor in Cunnison Saturday.
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Pete Bruins returned Friday from \
weeks visit with his mother in Ala
Father Bruner came in from Man
COS Wednesday to visit here with Rev.
Wm- Kipp.
Friday night Mrs. Psttie E. Aus
TN went 70 Sargents to help take care
Steve Waters and daughter, Miss
Eva, were down Saturday from their
ranch near Crookston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dunn motored
over from PowdeThorn Monday, spen-
ding the day in our city.
J. B. Carter, who has been brakin9
on the D. 4 R. G., left Thursday for
Grand Junction on business.
Miss Beryl Nutting left Monday
morning for her home in Delta. She
is q student at the Normal School.
Miss Marian rutland left Tuesday
for the Walker ranch, up on the Hay
Spur, where she will visit for few
days.
Miss Audrey Ross left Saturday
morning for her home in Cologna,
where she will remain until school re-
opens.
Mrs. R. D. McCallister, who has
been stopping at Keelor's for several
days, left Saturday for her home in
Denver.
A new addition to the Rainbow
Garage is the new Cove motor truck,
which d. w. Grewell brought in from
Denver Sunday evening.
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Subscriptions for the Fourth Loan
Of Liberty Bonds thru The First Ma
tional Bank Of Gunnison amounted to
$102, 10000.
r. NJ. Bradshaw is making Gunni-
son his headquarters for about one
week, being here on business. He
spent Saturday in Crested Butte.
The amount Of the subscriptions for
the Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds thru
the Gunnison Bank and Trust Com
pany was $44,700O0.
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Roy C. Bell visited his mother-in-
law, Mrs. Gus Lindquist Wednesday
on his way from Denver. He took
two car loads Of cattle and reports
the market good.
Mrs. J. L. Pedroja was an out-Ro-
ing passenger to Crested Butte We'd
nesday morning. Mrs. Pedroja has
just returned from q six-weeks' visit
with relatives in Pittsburgh, Kansas.
Bob Anderson, Travelling Auditor of
the D.. & r. G., Is confined to his room
under quarantine this week, q victim
Of the Flu. No complications have set
in. and we hope for his speedy recov-
cry.
Fl. Masten Risley, optometrist Of
Grand Junction, is here on His regular
visit. This time he brought his wife
and three children with him, arriving
Tuesday night in q car via the Blue
v: Virgins passed through our cit,
Wednesday morning, going from
Boulder to the lower country. Mr.
Virgins says that the flu is still rag
ing in Boulder, there being four deaths
there Monday night.
Mrs. H. e. Hawkyard of Olathe came
up to Gunnison Monday to attend the
funeral Of her cousin, Rawson Nc
Gully. But owing to the delay in
bringing the body home. Mrs. Hawk
yard was obliged to return Wednes-
day. She visited Miss uglow and Mrs.
Dickerson during her stay in our city.
On November 1st, P. T. Smith goes
to Madison, Wisconsin. He will work
In the Forest Service Labatory, to ex-
pertinent with Kindred Sitka spruce
for use in airplanes. Harold L. Bor-
den, now at Delta, will take Mr..
Smiths place as assistant Forest Sup
ervisor over this and the Uncompah-
gre districts.
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