Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-16

n and County
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Nrs. J. 7. Logic and ehfjdrsa NJ
turned yesterday from . "Trip 70 Don-
ver and went ON % lola for . tins.
o. s. Causey. principal Of tie High
School. arrived this wok altar . vs9y
pleasant summer visit at his hsms in
Longmont
Sterling Gains departed last week
for his home in Salt Lake City, after
having helped his uncle, Otis Moore,
thru the haying seasea.
E. T. Brown announces thak Nm.
Brown and the baby left last Satnr-
day for . two months visit TO Spring
field and other Missouri points.
Mrs. Laurel Spann, Mrs. C. H. Ris-
ing, the James Shackleford family
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Allen were
noted in town yesterday from Jacks
Cabin.
Mrs. E. d. Stephenson and daught-
er, Miss Susan. Of Doyle, were Gunni-
son visitors yesterday. Miss Susan
will resume her High School work
next week.
Herbert Warfel Of Yorktown. lndi-
ana, brother Of Mrs. w. A. Manuel,
arrived in Gunnison Wednesday and
will enter as n freshman in the Nor
NAL next week. lr
Louis Fontaine has force Of men
hard at work on the new bungalow
going up on Wisconsin street. This
will be thoroly modern up-to-date
residence when finished.
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C. L. Mcdonald will have COM
Portable and roomy cottage when the
new addition Of two rooms is finished.
The carpenters are this week putting
the finishing touches to the job.
Sheriff Pat Hanlon went to Somer-
set Tuesday, serving subpoenas and
Jury venires. He was accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Jennie. They
returned Wednesday over the Black
Mesa.
C. T. Palmer is loading coal at
the Hinkle Spur this week from the
'sBig Johnny" mine, in which ]. d.
Jennings Of Gunnison and Salida par
ties are interested. A car was loaded
yesterday for lola
VIM. Reece has been rcpainting and
fixing up his place on upper Main
street which he recently purchased OF
s. f. Day. This corner presents one
Of the most attractive spots in that
part Of town now.
Gunnison Lodg No. 80, A. F. Il A.
NJ, will celebrate its Fortieth Ami
versary on September 28 at the Ma
sonic Hall. A banquet and program
is being prepared under the chairman
ship Of DR.. E. NJ. Russell.
Chester Trcvarthen and Frank Kee-
nan went to Salida Saturday night,
where Chester entered the hospital on
account Of blood poisoning in the
mouth. keenan, returned Sunday and
returned yesterday much
Mis- Elizabeth Westgate, in writing
TO her sister, Mrs. Geo. Sullivan. states
that she, Miss Stella Yowell and
Miss Blanche Ross have secured an
together at Columbia Uni
versity and are looking forward to
pleasant and profitable winter.
Delta Independent:-Mrs. Irving
Hunter ana son, Irving, and Miss
Maxine came down from Crested Butte
last Friday evening. They had a most
enjoyable summers vacation, and DR..
Hunter will remain for while longer
to attend to his mining interests in
that section.
From Farr, Colorado comes the am
Of the arrival OF lovely
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack r. Bracket, on September 3rd.
The little Miss has been named Bonita
Louise. Mrs. Bracket will be re-
rs Miss Reva Heiner: Con-
gratulations are extended the happy
parents.
J. F. Howarth, manufacturer Of
Howarth's Gold Medal Trout Flies,
left Monday, after spending the sum-
mer in Gunnison. Mr.. Howarth open
ed up salesroom in the Scott Block
early in the summer and enjoyed an