Gunnison news-champion., 1919-07-04

eUxsslsoN. coo. JULY I M
Re- Pittsa, Il Dsnvsr. q visitino
his astsr. Ma J. b. cazlakin.
Mias Hmma Myers snjoys1 . visii
1nesday fEsa her eeaain, Miss Eli1a.
beth Meyer, and fried of Da Norte
nFs. J. p. Baxsews u eatoyine a
extended visit from her niece, Mrs
Lola Armstrong and baby ef Okla-
4rs. Ralph Stoner departed Tues-
day for her home in Crawford. 81
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Earl
AcCully.
Miss Haxel Hewitt II asaistinR at
the photograph studio during TIE
summer rush.
Miss Blanche Adams has been COM
pelled To- leave school owing 70 III
health. She went up to her home in
Dcyleville Tuesday.
The mosquito campaign u really
getting action in the last two or three
days. With bitches shut Oh tonight
we ought to notice results
A petition IL out in the "Crotoa Oil
Case" to ask the governor TO pardon
Lyle Moore, who is serving . sentence
Of 100 days in the county iail.
John Bruins, Peggy" Massa and
Earl Mcdowell came down Saturday
from Taylor park, where they have
been working for the government.
Sam McWilliams Of Somerset Ia
spending few days visiting with his
brother, C. C. McWilliams, and also
enjoying fishing trip on the river.
He expects to go to Denver later to
remain and go into some line of busi-
ness, as his eyesight will not stand
bookkeeping work.
Mrs. E. E. Bottenfield came in from
Salida this week, where she was called
by the serious illness Of her husband,
who has been having q serious time
since an abccss formed in his throat,
necessitating another operation. Mrs
Bottenfield expects to go back the last
Of this week to be with him.
Emil Peterson and wife came back
this week from Seattle, and went to
Whitepine, expecting to remain. Mr..
Peterson says there is lots of work
on the coast and wages are very good
and times are booming, but he does
not like . land where it goes five
months without glimpse Of the sun.
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Frank Arch stopped of in Gunnison
for q day this week while on his way
to Salt Lake City. He is just back
from France where he was in the
Engineers Corps. He visited with
his mother, Mrs. Kate Arch, in Boul-
der, and also spent night with q Sis
ter, Mrs. L. C. Sharp, at Marshall
pass. He looks first rate in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Hartman ar
rived last Thursday from Detroit
Michigan. having driven thru in
their new Dodge. Accompanying
them were Richard P. Hillery and
sister. Miss Virginia. The ladies re-
manned for q weeks visit with the
Alonzo Hartman family, but the men
motored on to Paradox.
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Mrs. w. C. Wetherill arrived Satur.
day at Que Qua camp for the summer
Accompanying her here were Mr.
and Mrs. Campbell, friends from
Washington, d. c. Mr.. and Mrs. H
w Wilkins expect to arrive the first
Of next week from North Carolina
and will spend the summer at theii
resort, Heavenly Gates" on Taylor
river.
High School Board Completed
At the meeting Of the school direct.
ors Of the county Saturday. w. L. Cur.
tbs was elected ~ the fifth member
Of the Gunnison County High School
Board. ]. N. Flick Of Ohio City was
the retiring member. He has been or
the board almost continuously for the
past seventeen years--since the board
was organized in 1902.
Orchestya Concert Coming.
The Colorado Normal School Or.
chestra will give . concert in the
Methodist church, July 8, at eight
o'clock. They win be assisted BY
Zelma Mckee, soprano; and by Rutf
Montgomery and Esther Arterberry
readers. Admission will be Is cents
Tickets may be gotten from any mem.
ber Of the. orchestra. The program
appears elsewhere.
Rebeccas Install Officers
The Rebeccas had an installation oi
officers Tuesday evening at !. O. o