Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14
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LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST

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Tom Murray took Mr.. scAa6er up
Taylor creek Thursday.
Carl Carlson Of Baldwin was q visit
or in town Saturday evening.
Mrs. Geo. J. Kindal and son Of Den-
yer were registered at La Veta Tues
day.
Asner and Metres purchased . flne
black team from w. L. Anderson last
week.
{ Lawrence Stone went to Crested
Butte Wednesday On business and re-
turned Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sammons, Of
Powderhorn were in Gunnison Tues
day, on business.
Grover and Frank Carpenter ard
Mr.. Fitzpatrick went to Pitkin Sum
day, returning Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned williams, accom-
panied by Nrs. Corum, motored -
Pitkin Sunday on business.
E. J. Sampliner went to Grand June
ton Sunday to visit relatives. He re-
turned Thursday evening.
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Miss Mary Truxal 10 spending the
week visiting at the home Of her cous-
in, Earl Stone and family.
Miss Stella Yowell, the Primary
and kindergarten instructor at the
Normal arrived Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spehar came
in from Glenwood Thursday and they
are going to Crested Butte Friday.
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Jos. Krah arrived from Arizona
last week to attend the funeral Of his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Annie Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Lehman and two
chilrden left for Montrose by auto ON
Sunday. They will be gone about q
week.
Miss Helen Winslow returned from
Denver Monday where she has been
attending school at Loretta Heights
Academy.
Miss Florence Uglow passed thru
Gunnison Monday on her way to her
home in Olathe. She has been In
Chicago visiting.
Carl Bergman and wife were visitors
down from Crested Butte in Sam G.
Bottenfield's car.
Thursday to visit the Blackstocks.
He went to Crested Butte to visit his
sister, Ruby Nutting.
Richard Schoenberger arrived ON
Tuesday from Cleveland, Ohio to
visit with his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. J. Sampliner. 4
Miss Lou Lightley who has been
teaching school ct Lake City returned
home to spend the summer, She ar
rived Friday evening.
Mrs. Douglas Barlen, nee Miss Mary
O'Fallon, departed Tuesday evening
for Denver. She will 60 in training
at st. Joseph hospital as . nurse.
Rev. VIM. Kipp's aged mother, Mrs.
Piqua. Kansas, Monday to visit with
her son. She was accompanied by
Knitters MUST knit during hot
weather. You say soldiers do not
need sweaters and socks now, but
what about winter? Why not get
ready for fall shipments?
VIM. Keelor went to Salida Wednes-
day with 4esdames Guy Palmer, Al.
Clark, Spencer, and Misses Spicer
Todd and Borland. The ladies went
to attend . convention Of the p. O. E.
being held in that city.
DR.. Ivan B. Hards, who has been At
Floresta al winter, came IN early this
week to visit with his brother, Robert
Hards. He left for Pueblo on We'd
aesday evening, having been transfer-
red to hospital duty there.
]. n. Sampliner and Mr.. and Mrs.
Parsons came IN from Denver Tues
day by auto. They stopped over .
few minutes to visit with e. ]. Samp-
liner and family, then went on to their
homes In Grand function.
Mr.. Dave Painter and daughters,
Mrs. Steaman, Mrs. Fillius, arrived
from Telluride Thursday in Carl Nc
Cormick's car. They are spending
. few days at the Jointed Rod Re-
sort.
Jerome Johnson arrived home from
Boulder last week, whore he has been
attending school, to visit with his
mother. Mra. J. Ellis I0hnson. and his