Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-18
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LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST


WIN. Spain and vife were in from
their ranch Wednesday.
Jesse Triclrle came down from Pit
kin Saturday on business.
Nr.NAvard returned Saturday from
. trip to Salida and Pueblo.
Joe Ehret Of lola spent few hours
with Gunnison friends Sunday.
VIM. Little and family motored
down from Ohio City Saturday.
George Wiseman motored down
from his ranch ON Ohio last Sunday.
Ouidabelle and Leonard Lashbrook
spent the day Sunday At the lola Ho-
tel.
Mr.. and Nm. Ben NeDonousA spent
Saturday with Rudolph Aergieman at
lola
Miss Ethel Lashbrook visited with
Nrs. Kate Kelly in lola On Saturday
and Sunday..
Mr.. and Mn. e. F. Adrian came
down from Began Camp Saturday to
do q little shopping.
Carroll y. Carter, wife, and her
mother, were down Sunday from the
Carter mine near Ohio City.
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The two children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Hirdman at Sargents are re-
ported very i'll with the influenza.
The heavy rams thruout Montrose
county last Friday have put>t the road
out Of commission, say the motorists.
Pete Bruins motored over to the San
Iais valley Sunday to visit relatives
for a few days and also to go duck
hunting.
: After visiting friends at the county
seat for several days, Miss Mary Nc
Kinley returned Saturday to her home
near Baldwin.
Miss Vessie Jencks, sister Of NJ. A.
Jencks, who taught school last year
at Ohio City, is teaching this season
at Basin. Wyoming.
F. E. Dean donated pig to the
Red Cross, and it was sold last Satur-
day, bringing S25.00. The pig was BE-
cured by Mr.. Daires.
Oscar Dunn and Fred Brown mo-
ko~nl ~~vo~ %~r,ra U,,1nou voek 0sSv~A~~v
Mrs. J. J. Shackleford was down
from Jacks Cabin Friday.
After visiting in Gunnison for sew
eral days, August Youngberg went up
TO Crested Butte, where he will be sem-
ployed during this winter, last Sum
day.
Raleigh Flick and wife motored
down from Ohio City last Saturday.
r. S.Lobdell and family came in
from their ranch ON Coehetopa Sat
urday.
The infant son Of Joe Cippollina
died at Baldwin SUNDAY living but q
few hours. The body was brought
down and buried here Monday in the
Mason and Odd Fellows Cemetery. !
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Waller Hall motored over from Del
ta, and his mother came by rail, last
Saturday morning. From Gunnison,
they proceeded to Saguaehe by auto.
They will be in Saguache renewing old
acquaintances for several days.
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Saturday, Mrs. James Spann came
down from Jacks Cabin. Mrs. u. G.
Lawrence came down with her, but
went on to Sargents to help nurse the
sick. Mrs. Lawrence Ii acting under
authority Of the local Red Cross. An
other nurse, Mrs.. Craig is being sent
from Denver to assist in taking care
Of the sick.
!; Mr.. and Mrs. Guy n. Rose were
west bound passengers Saturday, on
their way to California after visiting
here . week with Mrs. Roses parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Metrox. Mrs. Rose,
who will be pleasantly remembered
among Gunnison friends as Miss Paul
inc Metroz, has regained her usual
good health after Q siege Of typhoid
last fall.
James R. holland, Secretary of
State, has gained his wonderful popu-
larity with the voters Of the state by
rendering service to the people that
has never been approached BY any
former secretary. He has drilled in
to his employees that they are not the
final arbiters, but are to serve the
public IN an efficient and courteous
companies Official capacity has not
been tolerated and is unknown in the
office Of the Secretary Of State.
Uncle Sam SaysI|
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