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Henry Crooks and Harry DeYarman
spent the Fourth in Salida.
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John Adams returned from bust
ness trip to Denver Thursday.
A. w. Hogan left Thursday even
ing for Denver for short visit.
Miss Susan Stephenson was visi-
tor in town from Doyleville, Satur-
day.
Frank Songer came down from the
Buttes Wednesday and returned the
next day.
rose Thursday evening where he had
been on County business.
Mrs. Geo. Berg will entertain at
cards Friday afternoon in honor of
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Berg of Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
A large number of our Gunnison
folks motored to Lake City to spend
the Fourth, and from reports every
one had 1ne time.
Miss Maude Runnoe, of Austin, ar
rived in Gunnison Wednesday and
will visit with Mrs j. D. Walker un-
til summer school is out.
Miss Jessie Hanlon and Miss Cleone
Miller will motor to Montrose Satur-
day, where they will visit with Miss
Miller's folks who reside there.
Mrs. P. j. Hurley and daughters
Alta and Pat accompanied Mrs. Kate
Hogan and family and Miss Lila An
drews to Waunita Springs Thursday.
"Nibs" Lashbrook and Jack Elling-
ton returned from Denver Thursday
via motor route. "Nibs' says he had
a lovely time, but had tt, hurry back
to business.
Mrs. M. J. Foxgruber has been SER
iously i'll from the bite of a wood
tick. In some localities this sickness
is known as spotted fever and is con-
dangerous. At present Mrs.
Foxgruber is doing nicely
Little pat Hurley, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Hur-
ley, has been quite i'll the past week
as the result of wood tick bite. Dr.
Hyatt removed the head of the
beast" and pat is now doing well.
Some joker fred bunch of tree
piled north of the Strunk
house Wednesday evening and got a
quick raise from the fire department
The senior editor and his wife were
given a slight scare also as we re-
side in the house threatened.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray VanAken will
arrive here next week and spend a
day with Mr. and Mrs. F. D. VanAken
before going on to Telluride to visit
Mrs. VanAken's parents; returning
later to Gunnison for a more ex-
tended visit here with Rays parents.
Miss Ethel Anderson, daughter of
Chas. Anderson of Baldwin, is home
from the Glockner hospital of Colora-
do Springs, where she has been
studying for trained nurse, and
will graduate next spring. Miss
Ethel is favorite her. among the
young folks and was joyfully received
by large circle of friends.
Tom Dean at the Unique Theatre
evening, brought the
house down with his black
face speciality. consisting of songs
and jokes. Tom is an artist in this
line, and is considered one of the best
black face artists in the west The
Unique management is always striv-
ing to please the theatre going peo-
pie by getting the best to be had.
Tom. Duffield and Joe Kemp, of
Paonia, were Gunnison visitors this
week. They drove car over Black
Mesa and say with little work the
road would be very good. They re-
port the fruit crop as being better
than any since 1912, which was the
best the valley ever knew. Possibly
with two auto reads into that coun-
try we may be able to get some of
that fruit at living prices this year
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Cramer arrived
in Gunnison Monday evening enroute
to their home in Chicago. Mrs. Cra-
mer is sister of Mrs. Ralph Stone
and is we'll known here. She was
married last week in Salida to Mr.
w. M. Cramer, mechanical and civil
engineer of Chicago. They are taking
their honeymoon trip via auto back
home where the groom has lovely
home waiting for his bride. Mr.. and
Mrs Chris Deck of Montrose accom-
panied them as far as here. They
left for the east Wednesday,
Fish Frv at Almont