Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-16

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Notes Of Tow
Nm. Ceergs d. Bales retnrnsd yss-
serday from . trip over IL ssnss.
Mrs. Sedie Nichols snd . parsy Il
friends from PowdeEhesase visitsd
here Thursday.
Jack Beattie returned 70 Hontrooe
this week after spending tie summer
with the Wm- Rock family.
John Brauner left this week for
Nontrose, where he has accepted .
position Is freight clerk st The Mont
rose depot
Mas Lillian Ninges Of DeBuque.
Iowa, arrived this week for two or
three weeks vist with her aunt, Mrs..
Elizabeth Zugclder.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Lehan returned
to their home in Ogden. Utah Monday
morning, after . pleasant summers
visit here with relatives. 1
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vii v. Tufford. Of Clinton, Iowa,
visited with his cousin, Chas. Shaw, At
the latter's ranch on Antelope creek
during his recent visit in Gunnison.
Mrs. Boyd and daughter. Marguerite
came in from Ouray Tuesday. Miss
Marguerite will enter the High School
here. Mrs Boyd left Wednesday for
Idaho.
Prof. and Mrs. w. A. Manuel made
a very pleasant motor trip to Montrose
Friday, returning Monday. They took
in Ouray and other adjacent points
during the trip.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Socie-
ty announce that il will give the usual
annual Christmas sale Of useful and
fancy articles, food and candy on
December 9 and 10.
We note that the office Of the Z.
NJ. Collins grocery has been moved to
the front Of the building, giving bet
ter light and beng much more handy
for callers at the office.
Joe Besse is home from q stay in
Denver, where he had his eyes treat.
ed. He has been having good deal
of trouble with his eyes Of late, but
hopes he has them fixed up o. X.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. Sullivan and
family made the wonderfully pleas
ant trip over the Crested Butte Som
erset road Saturday. returning Sum
day thru Hotchkiss and over the
Black mesa.
John Kane is this week putting on
the frame work to his new brick bung-
allow, being erected on Main street.
This handsome building will be fine
addition to our many new residences
being erected Of late.
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S. f. Day and wife returned Mon
day from three months spent at Goth
ic, and are preparing to leave short
Iy for Utah. Their sOn Steve, has
fine position in the Rio Grande Union
Depot at that city.
Messrs. Schmitz, Lindsey, Arthur
Miller and Bob Anderson left We'd
nesday night for Hooper, in the San
Luis valley, to properly observe the
and closing of duck season.
They will probably return Sunday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. R. Lindquist e.
turned this week from q pleasant
visit with their daughter. Mrs. Elmer
Brown at Cheyenne. Mr.. Lindquist
has about recovered from his yearly
siege Of hay fever, which has been
much worse than common.
Miss Mary Ogden Of Almont came
down Thursday and spent day with
Miss Lola Patton. Miss ogden ex-
poets to attend school in Buffalo this
winter and stay with her brother and
wife. Her mother, Mrs. James Og-
den will accompany her east.
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Mrs. NJ. C. Dunn and daughters,
Caroline and Olivet, returned TO Gun.
nison Thursday after q months visit
at Clarks and other Nebraska points.
Thy were accompanied on their return
by Mrs. Cowgirl and daughter. Lena,
Of Clarks, Neb., who will make their
home in our city.
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Telluride Journal:-WiI v. Tufford
pioneer San Juan editor. who spent
Saturday in Telluride after m absence
Of nearly forty years, left Sunday for
the Mesa Verde National park. After
visiting the park, he will attend the
Durango fair and then return to his
Iowa home.
DR.. E. n. Russell will leave tomor-
row for Colorado Springs, where he
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