Gunnison news-champion., 1922-06-16

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s Notes Of Tow
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Mr.. and Nh. Clyde Burris were up
Wednesday from lola
Miss Esther Arterberry Is assistant
librarian at the college this summer.
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Harold Deamer, SON Of Ed Deamer,
Of the Montrose Milling Company, is
in Gunnison for the summer school.
Mrs. Cecil J. S. Bowling went We'd
Resday to Delta, for visit with
friends for two weeks
]. H. Robinson left Wednesday for
Sapinero on a several days surveying
trip.
After five months at Mexia in the
oil fields, J. H. Moore arrived Monday
to remain.
Miss Ada Kansgan Of the Normal
faculty has gone to Pueblo to teach
during two weeks Normal Institute at
that place, which is now in progress.
Miss Lucy David, who recently IN
ished term Of school in the Pals
ades school, is now Q member Of the
telephone Office staR.
Following . weeks visit 1t TIE
Booker home on East River, Nrs.
Frank Broll and daughter left We'd
nesday for Nontrose.
H. r. Aiken came down from Sar-
gents Tuesday, returning Wednesday
evening. J. n. Thornsll was also q
visitor from that burg. coming over
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Siness left We'd
nesday for their home in Price, Utah.
after q visit Of . week in Cunnisoo
with Mrs. Sinele's parents, Mr.. md
Mrs. VIM. Strunk. Mn. 8inele was
formerly Miss Irene Strank of Gun
nison.
e. p. Bower was here on business
from Sapinero Tuesday. He is coun-
ty road man in charge Of the Blue
mesa division near the Lake Fork.
Mr.. Bowers has quite 4 stretch Of
road to look after and las it In very
good shape for this end Of the seas
on.
Misses Grace Dollard and Stella
Pecheo, who have been studying |
telegraphy at the local station ef
the Western Union company, have
finished their courses Of instruction
and will shortly be placed In positions |
BY the company.
DR.. and Mrs. Simpson and daught- |
er stopped in our city Wednesday, en-
route from Dodge City, Kansas. While !;
here they called on Mrs. May e.
Webster, becoming acquainted with !
her at Dodge City, whore they are In |
innate friends Of her brother, A. d.
Smith.
Gunnison folks will recollect Fred
e. Dickerson Of Delta for two yearof
, student at the Gunnison County
High School. On June 7th Fred grad I
aated from the University Of Denver
with high honors. He 10 spoken Of
IS an unusually bright college stu
dent. asiity
A small hre threatened the Me-
Dermott blacksmith shop Monday at
noon, but was discovered In time to
be extinguished without damage. Al
most saved Mr.. McDermott the trou-
bic Of moving. In another week he
vii have his shop in the completed
rear Of the new garage building. i
The Methodist Ladies' Aid will hold
heir bi-monthly meeting next We'd
nesday ut the johnson home on Toni II
hi creek, with Mrs. Peter johnson
and her sister, Mrs. Albert Soderlind.
All those having cars are asked to-;
assist and those desiring to 20 will
,e at the Community church at two
,'clock. |,
Miss Olive Dustin, who has been
at New Raymer, Colo, dur
ng the past year, arrived in Gunni-
,on Sunday and is attending the ten
weeks summer school. She is stay-i'
ing with her sister, Miss Virginia,
who is also attending summer school,
having finished her year as teacher
It the Hillside school down the Gunni-
ION valley. +
F. Veader late Of the 32nd Division
was in cur city Thui sdsy representing
he Rhymes Of A Lost Battalion
Doughboy." collection Of verse writ
zen BY "Buck Priyate" McCollum, .
member Of the famous Lost Battalion.
The author, in disposing Of the book,
has adopted the plan Of permitting
ts sale only thru unemployed ex-
.ervice men, and works thru the un-
bureau Of the American