Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-16
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seAeel. We hAd . regular rgun1o6eA
chapel nst NeoAny. N. Brillhast to1d
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leosnf Q Is sx5srisaess h a. Hisld
ATtillsgy at ssns fetnse dats. We
shall NJ forgst his pfsmise. 90
AnsaI IL stedsats Who havs -
turned Tor the spring term asp: Mr..
amA uru. Adrian. N. AGgian hAs -
= hooa ovUrsoas II IL service 0f tho
y. & 8odical Corps WosheDo ehae
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his activities oomo dme.
d. W. Hayes ef 0uaha, Nebsal1En,
formerly president Of tAe eeats Ner.
nal School at Peru, NebraslcA, speks
to NJ In chapel Monday. He gave e|
very interesting speech and Wos n
terrupted several times By hearty ap-
lplause.
Nm. VIM. Goldsmith, instructor In
Domestic Science in tho G. B. N. g.,
ICity, Indiana, by the serious illness Of
her mother. She returned Tuesday,
and reports that she left her mother
much Improved in health. We are
glad to have her with ~ again.
We have on exhibition in our main
entrance . Morris chair and . dressng
table. These very fine looking arti-
cles were made by pupils in the Mana-
al Training department, Of which Mr..
o. L. Hargrove Is the head. The Nor
ris chair was made by Ralph Wright;
the dressing table by Ralph Walker. !,
A beginning class IN shorthand will
be offered ut 0:l6. This class IL or
ganixed for mature students who de-
sire to take up this subject and COM
plete Il q soon Is possible. All per-
sons in business who can spare an
hour away from their duties are In
vited to Join.
Rev. Brennecks, father Of Misses
Marie and Martha Brennecks, passed
thru here on his way home to Mont
rose. The girls were much delighted
with their short visit.
The high school boys are very much
interesed in the track meet which Is
to be held at Montrose the 22nd, the
23rd and the Path: They are all prac-
ticing very faithfully. There will be
| q friendly preliminary boxing match,
Frank Dean and Mr.. Scoby are to
'Ibe the participants, Dr. Sullivan ref
reeing.
4 The following new students enter-
ed this term:
4 Hr. and Mrs. Toner Adrian, Mon.
mouth, Oregon;
4 Miss Ruby Dalholtz, Trinidad, Colo.
Miss Luella Fuller, Austin, Colo.
Mis- Mary Kearns, Aspen, Colo.
Il Miss Sadie Kearns Aspen, Colo
Il Miss Margaret Matthew'S.
] Miss Charlotte Matthew'S, Montrose
l. Miss Minnie Miller, Rifle, Colo.
A Miss Catherine Oliver, Paonia, Colo.
Miss Beulah Patterson, Canon City
Miss Delphine Phoenix, Austin
4 Miss Esther Ritchey. Trenchers,C Colo
Mics Ella Wharton, Crestone, Colo.
=. 4. Sargent viii be here Wednes-
Iday Of this week. Mr.. Sargent was
formerly instructor in agriculture at
the State Normal School. He II now
an employee Of the y. 8. Department
. Iof Agriculture In the Bureau Of Plant
Indutry. Just at this time he il in
,, lterested IN barberry bushes and il
looking for them In our county.
b. Y. Kepner, pyesident Of the
beard Of trustees, and George A.
r Marsh, president Of the Smelling and
Refining Company Of Pueblo. and also
q member Of the board Of trustees.
: were here Saturday looking over the
, interests Of the Normal School. Mr..
Hassh was Incidentally gathering
specimens from different Mfnes abou1
: Gannison. - some of the 0aelters an
4 innecd Of more ore. Dr.. Sullivan and
q tthesc two out-of-towh members slSd
promising candidates. for Is pred.
y dsncy Of the Normal Schesl.
81 Miss Stella Yowell received . tele.
e gram from C. A Memyer. Monte Viz.
yita, Colorado, asling her - talns IN
4. poaitiou 8 Primsry Instructor ], q
: Boulder during the Institute. OwinG
Ite tAe fact that school . cut - lad
here, Ghe was compelled to decline
The offer u . compliment 70 the abfh
~ of Miss Yowell - atprismafy spec
lialist. zl'sll
a two-piano recital viii ~ eixsn /
ths Normal School chapel Friday, ,4al
q, ct = O'Clock BY papils q llisl
Edwyl BEDDING, assisted bv Niss LOu'
ise Nullins, student IN expressipn q
1iB FirebauGh. The public n eordi
Tally invited 70 attend.
Montrose Press:-H Hugh Gallagher
Ieenial conductor o. the passenger I'M
bstween this city md Gf1nd Junction
q s9jcying 2 wsll-e:Insd yse.tac.
IAtiansas and New 0rleanS. He ex
z Ie,aSka "a he o.eno nelyDrn1 yuana1rn II