Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-04
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST

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Mrs. Joe Parteh Of Ohio Creek was
in town yesterday.
Mrs. Swarts left Tuesday for . lit
lie visit IN Beaver.
A. C. Mathews has gone over to
Telluride this week to Join his fam
lily.
Rev. William Kipp returned yes
terday from Delta, where be spent
q few days.
H. s. Braswell was in our city two
days Of the week ON business from
Powderhorn.
Miss N. Hughes went to Sail Ia on
school business last Friday returning
on Sunday.
Miss Annie Better came down from
Crested Butte Saturday enroute to
Grand Junction.
c. L. Bcggs has been decorating the
front Of the Unique theatre, with .
new coat Of paint
w. H. Whalen, VIM. Nanley, and
Edgar Wilson were Crested Butte
business men in our city Saturday last.
C. L. Stone returned Monday from
Denver. He is still pretty weak from
the long siege of blood poisoning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis Edwards have
bought the Herman Mauer house ON
Main Street, and have moved into it.
Mrs. Charles Cowan and daughters,
Mildred and Ruth, together with Miss
Nellie Lathrop spent Saturday in
Cimarron.
Mrs. Kate Arch, who has been Wis
iting relatives here during the past
two weeks, left yesterday for her
home in Boulder.
Miss Dorothy Nelson has decided
that "there is no place like home,"
and SO left for Delta yesterday, after
being here only two weeks.
Mrs. Jessie E. Marshall, who has
been visiting here with her sister-in-
law. Mrs. Davis, and other relatives
since June, left yesterday for her
home in DesMoines, Iowa.
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Misses Elnora and Louise Bray re-
turned Monday from six weeks va
cation in Salt Lake and on the coast.
Miss Elnora has again taken up herl
work, and Miss Louise entered High
School Wednesday.
Miss Mathilda Eilebrecht left yes
terday for Pueblo, where she will take
q course at the American Business
College. Her mother, Mrs. Herman
Eilebrecht, went with her and will
stay until Tuesday.
Word was received by friends yes
terday Of the death Of j. H. Troutman
in Denver. The immediate cause Of
his death was carbuncle on his neck,
though he has been q sufferer from
diabetes for many years.
Miss Bridget ONeil, who has been
keeping books at the Keelor Garage
during the summer, spent q few days
last week at her home in Crested
Butte, returning here Saturday. She
left Sunday for Denver to take al
course at Barnes Business College.
Returning from the Lower Coun-
Try last Saturday, DR.. II. H. Hollowell
!ectured to the Crested Butte people
night, and conducted religi-
ous services In that city Sunday morn-1
ing. He took the East-bound train
here Monday to hll engagements in
Ealida.
Allen F. Gacy LETT Saturday for his |
home in Pennsylvania after . twol
weeks stay among us. He was the |
String g-lnstrument instructor at theI
Normal School. The Vacancy thus
created has not yet been Allied, but
there are already several applications
for the place, which viii probably be-
hlled before next week. Mr.. Gracy,
though well pleased with his work,
found that he could not stand this
high altitude, ~ II brought on great
suffering from rheumatism.
The new auto hearse, which Clar-
ence Adams has had manufactured
especially for his undertaking and
department, IL now receiv-
ing the finishing touches at the
Brooke machine shop, and win be
ready for use shortly. This is the
very latest thing IL its line. The
hearse il complete with flower rack
and Berlin front. It has extra large
capacity. The pearl gray and two
painted makes It . very handsome ad-
!ition to the establishment Of Mr..
Adams.