Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-18
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A. J. Lejune made . business trip
to Pitkin Wednesday.
B. H. Jorgensen made . business
trip to Montrose ON Monday.
e. H. Nourse made Q short business
trip to Denver returning Monday.
Business brought Jack Dempsey in
from Vulcan Friday to spend . few
days.
Jos. McDermott was quite iii sew
eral days Of the week. and is still in
disposed.
On Friday evening. Horace Dudley
left for Sargents where he will work
this winter.
Sunday John Roxman made . trip
to Crested Butte to visit his brother
for . few days.
F. o. Ensign came in from Ohio
City Thursday and passed . couple Of
days in town.
A. o. Brooke is moving his family
into the rear Of his machine shop on
Tomichi avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wylie drove in
from their ranch Thursday and spent
the day with friends.
Miss Maud Foster is helping Mrs.
Earl Stone for few weeks, owing to
Mrs. Stones recent illness.
Miss Verna Waterman has been Wis
iting schools in Cimarron this week;
she returned Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Ludwig and daughter, Marian,
left the first Of the week for Spencer,
where they will spend the winter.
Miss Lillian Magnon arrived from
Ouray Tuesday to begin school here.
Miss Magnon has enrolled in the Nor
NAL.
S. w. Johnson came in from Beaver
creek on Friday, and passed couple
of days in town attending to mining
matters.
Juan Quintana and A. r. Bair
motored in from Parlin on Friday, to
carry on some business deals, return
ing Saturday.
Tuesday evening a beautiful baby
girl arrived at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Galbraith. All concerned
are getting along nicely.
Frank Young and Chas. Miller ex-
pect to leave the first of next week for
Spencer, where they will be engaged
for the winter hauling ore from the
Anaconda
Willet Estes returned from Denver
Sunday, after visiting with his parents
for a week, and having his eyes treat
ed. He is again back in the postoffice
department.
Miss Margaret Matthews will leave
on Saturday for Norwood, Colorado,
where she will teach the sixth, seventh
and eighth grades. Margaret has had
some experiepce teaching besides her
Normal training and has the promise
of being very successful teacher.
The Yodlers pleased q large audi
ence at Unique Theatre last Friday
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but outside Of the tenor We're not es-
pecially gifted with voices. We take
it, however, that q concert troupe Civ
ing program in the American lang
uage in Germany just now would fare
badly.
Royal Collard was taken down with
measels and pneumonia this week and
is very low. Mrs. Collard was called
home from Kansas, where she had
been for about . week with her father
who is very i'll. Royal was forced to
leave school this winter on account
Of i'll health but has not been in SER
ious condition until this week.
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After some days in Gunnison with
friends, George Sandberg returned to
his home in Grand junction Saturday.
George is feeling pretty sore over the
condition Of his residence property
here. A family renting it had left
town without paying the rent, or noti-
flying the agent, and the water had
frozen, running the range and mussing
up the house generally.
Assessor Thomas went over to Den
yer Wednesday. Said he was going
to get ahead of the crowd and look
up an eye specialist. There is meet
ing of all the assessors in Colorado
at the state house next week, called
by the State Board of Equalization
Miss Mamie Harwood is in charge OF
the office at the court house during
the absence Of Mr.. Thomas.