Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-24
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST

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Joe Hunt was among those wAo
transaeted business in Gunnisou last
Wednesday from Lake City.
Roy Ruek expects to leave the Arst
Of June for Crand Junction where he
has been employed BY tie telepheae
company.
Nrs. R B. Headley and baby came
in the hrst Of the week from Denver to
spend . couple Of weeks at TIE WIN.
Neiderhut ranch
Mrs. J. Robinson and daughter, Miss
Jennie, left on Thursday evening for
Whitepine where they will make their
After spending some time in Mont
rose Waiting relatives Miss Edwina
and Mildred Clark returned home last
Thursday evening. ~
VIM. Hartman returned Monday
from Salidi. He reports that Nrs.
Hartman il slowly improving but u un-
able to be up yet.
Miss Bridget O,Neil returned to her
home in Crested Butte Tuesday after
spending the winter In Cunnison At
tending the Normal.
Miss Mary Morgan left on the east
bound train Saturday for Denver
where she will visit with friends un-
til the last Of this week.
Mrs. N. ]. McDonough received the
sad news this week of the death Of her
brother, L. s. Kesselring, who died in
the Soldiers home in Kansas.
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]. c. Reagen was an incoming pas
senger Monday morning from Colo
RADIO Springs where he has been for
some time on . business trip.
Miss Helen Berryhi,l left Friday
morning for Pitkin where she will
spend the summer vacation with her
sister, Mrs. George Norwood.
Mrs. Fred Dice was an outgoing
passenger Thursday evening for Sa-
Ida where she has taken her little
daughter to the Red Cross hospital.
Mrs. Lamb and daughter, Laura,
and Mrs. Ida Ludwig and daughter
left on Wednesday for Crawford
where they expect to make their home.
w. R. Kreutzer and w. I. Hutchin-
son, Of the Denver office, left for
Cement creek station where they will
spend several days on official busi-
ness.
Miss Lillian Doig spent Sunday in
Gunnison At her home returning that
evening to Crested Butte to take up
her school work which will continue
for some time yet.
Mrs. Hattie Schneider was an ar
rival from Denver Wednesday. She
took the train out for Crested Butte
where she will spend most of the sum-
mer.
After spending few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Elmer at
Almont on Taylor river, Mrs. Roy
Dunbar returned to her home in Gun
nison Monday.
Rev. VIM. Kipp made trip to Cero
Hill Thursday morning and returned
In the afternoon. The new Catholic
bishop Of Colorado accompanied him
this far but went on to Denver.
Mrs. W. A. Keelor and nephsw, WI
bur Keelor, motored over from Denver
arriving on Monday. Mr.. Keelor will
remain In Gunnison and be employed
at the Rainbow garage this summer.
Word comes this week that J.
Starks, who has been in the hospital
for some time ct Salida, Is not improv.
ing o. was expected. They have tax
en- him to Pcneha Springs for treat
ment.
Sheriff Hanlon and two daughters,
JeAnie and Jessie, left on Tuesday
morning to drive overland TO Alamosa,
Colorado. The girls win stop n g.
Ida on their return and spsnd 3 few
days visiting.
Crested Butte folks were plentiful
ON our streets Thursday. Among
those who were down were: VIM.
Whaien, John Kochevar, J. J. Cen
right, VIM. johnson, Pat ONeil,
George Beitler. Joe Arnott, and Miss
HHHm~ al ~
Captain c. r. EngeI If the SALIVA
ton army came in from Denver Tues
day morning and spent the remainder
Of the week here and in Baldwin on
matters connected uith his work. He
delivered very good lecture last
night at the Community church on the
activities in the war zone.