Gunnison news-champion., 1921-06-03
Notes Of Town and County

n and County
Mas Nellie 8aneaxslli spent IL
Tie weekend With her paFents at
Sapinero. retusning Msadsy evenine.
D.. Lod Weiss eams IN q yoster-
days train froa Denver. and wi1l 90
70 Vulcan shortly . spsnd IL sun1er
There VIII BE - services h -
Episcopal church On Sunday, Juno 8.
The Vicar viii b II Lake City that
day.
General Superintendent L W. Bsw-
en- Of the Rio GFande ID this week in
specting the Third Divisioa IN . rail-
way motor car.
Aiss Margaret Crazy arrived yes
terday morning 70 spend the summer
vacation in Gunnison. She has been
teaching the past year At Littieton.
Mrs. E. G. Palmer music pupils gave
. musical Saturday at the Colorado
Street school house, which was greatly
enjoyed and splendidly given. Twen-
ty took part.
Miss Frances Bradshaw arrived last
Saturday TO spend the summer with
her aunt, Mrs. Susie B. Sewers. She
Will attend the summer term Of the
Normal School.
The v,,rv~sl. =. a. ..~~... - NHs~.~~
Green and OfNeil gave q Health Cru
sade entertainment at the Prcsbyteri-
an church Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock. These two teachers were as
sisted by Miss Mercier Of the Normal.
Mrs. Mary A. Morris came in from
Ohio City last week to assist in the
care of Mrs. Alice Miller, who has
been quite seriously i'll. Her friends
are glad to note Mrs. Miller's rapid
recovery. She is able to be about the
house once more.
Louis G. Sauer, for many years as
sociated with Robert Hards in the
Hards' Barber Shop, has this week re-
signed his position and expects to
leave shortly for Silverton to start
up shop Of his own. NJ. L. Ritenour
is the new man in Mr.. Sauer's place
in the Hards' shop.
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The team Of horses lost recently by
Stimson Rising were located this week
by Joe Hyland Of Baldwin. Rising
was working on the county road near
the Neversink, and the horses got
away from him. The county commits
sioners advertised in the News Cham
pion for information concerning the
animals and located them promptly.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown and lit
tie daughter, Amy Helen, came in
from Denver yesterday to spend n
few days vacation with Mr.. Browns
mother, Mrs. Helen Brown. George
is now in the office of Supt. Of Trans
portation Wilson, of the General Of
fices of the Rio Grande in Denver.
They expect to return June 18th which
will allow George plenty Of time to
catch all the fish in the Gunnison.
DR.. and Mrs. C. A. Davlin and two
children arrived Saturday from Ala
mosa and spent Decoration Day with
sister of Mr.. Winslow. Another sis
tfIp XsAIoe oBmt aiP0hiSop
Indiana, is also here for . week, ac-
companied by her husband. The Pa
gins and Davlins made an auto trip
to Grand Junction Tuesday, returning
yesterday.
w. F. Mowry, referee and chief Of
the State Industrial Commission, held
hearings in the District court room in
Gunnison yesterday on a number cf
cases of persons coming under the
Workmen's Compensation Act. The
cases of Mrs. John T. Logic, Mrs. Nc
Mahan and VIM. Waugh were heard.
Mr.. Redding of Denver was present as
representative Of the Compensation
Fund, and Mr.. Borden acted as clerk
at the hearings.
Miss Ethel Anderson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Anderson Of Bald
win, came in Monday morning for a
two weeks vacation with her parents.
She stopped over Monday with Mrs.
P. j. Hurley and went to Baldwin on
Tuesday. Miss Anderson will receive
her diploma as trained nurse in Oct
from the Glockner Sanitarium at Colo
Springs, where she has been training
for the past three years.
Claude Clay, one Of the clerks ai