Gunnison news-champion., 1922-06-02
NV Statloncr, Store at Normal

New Stationery store at Normal
The Normal College Is making ar
rauggment- To- e-tabIsh q book and
stationery store 10 one Of the Normal
rooms at the commencement Of sum
Iner school Orders have been placed
Tor -ryrral hundred dollars worth Of
zuppIcs which are on the road. We
are not informed a. % just how ii
j. financed but understand there will
be "a candy department and one for
the exchange Of used text books
Mlss Leah Hartman completed her
nrs' year "f teaching at Mccker. Col
orado Ia. { Friday. and after visiting
IN Grand Junction arrived home on
Tue day evening Mis- Hartman
has been very successful at teaching.
The Community church is greatly
improved by addition Of q new floor
covering IN the I=les and choir loft,
which doadcus the noise Of footsteps.
Also handsome new railing around
the pulpit and choir hs been cOmpIet-
ed
M and Mr.. F.. VI. Collins and
daughter. Miss Margaret. left yester-
day evening for Denver and Boulder,
70 be gone about two weeks. They
will be present at the graduation Of
their daughter, Mis- Norma, from the
State University on June 9Th.
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Frank Comstock left Wednesday
for the sawmilI on Red Mountain
Snow is gone so that he can drive the
car in now. His partner, Frank Ellie
brecht, has been at the mill some
days, and they expect TO get out a
good run Of logs and lumber this sum
mcr.
The finishing touches are being put
onto the exterior Of the new residence
of Mr., and Mrs. George Bales on
Upper Wisconsin street the past two
weeks. A new screened-in cement
porch has been addeu to the front
part, bcides numerous other improve
ments.
Mrs. Jarius Williams, who has
been visiting in Denver for the past
three weeks, will bee home tomorrow.
She accompanied her daughter. Miss
Esther, to Denver, and has been Wis
iting with her other daughter, Miss
Leone, who is attending Barnes Bust
ness College.
The / o. o. F. Hall will be the
scene Of 4 merry gathering on We'd
nesday afternoon, June 7th, when
Nesdames Celia Mullin, George Berg.
7. J. Hurley, T. J. Thompon, o. Il.
Clark and Laurel Spann will entertain
q large party Of ladies at cards and
hensington.
The Chautauqua troupe, of which
Mis- Genevieve Ross is a member, will
travel by auto this summer, covering
towns in Nebraska, Kansas, Eastern
Colorado and South Dakota. The
circuit begins June 10. and until that
time Miss Ross is studying at the
Redpath institute.
The first of the houses in Highland
Village to be made habitable was oc-
cupied last week by T. c. Clayton and
wife. Mr., Clayton is supt. of schools
at Crested Butte, but always comes
State Normal. Several other cot
tages are now occupied.
Jack Wilson has moved his family
from the Gunnison Hotel into the Tap
scott house, now owned by K. G..
Palmer. City water has now been
extended to this section of town and
the TapScott house is made modern
by bath and toilet A garage at the
rear, and other improvements are al
SO under way.
b. F. Macklan of Worcester, Mass,
arrived Tuesday for short visit with
his son, l.. o. Machlan, who is one of
the Normal teachers. He accompani-
ed mis- son yesterday to Delta,
where the professor was to deliver
the Commencement address last even
ing at the Delta High School enter
tainment The elder Mr. Machlan is
returning from business trip to
the West coast
Mis- Gladys Macarthur Of Saranac
Lake, New York, has been the house
CUES. of Mrs. T. O'Leary for the past
ten days, and expects to leave shortly
for the Pacific coast. The lady
comes from the beautiful Adiron-
dack mountains Of York state, and is
one who can appreciate the beauties
Of the mountains. She is very reluct-
mt to leave Gunnison, finding it a
most inviting place at this season.
She served two years overseas with
Tie Y. N. C. A. and il short story
vriter of no little prominence.