Gunnison news-champion., 1922-06-02
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SeEs-Champion CoTespondence:-
Wednesday, May 81.
James Harris left for Salida S4tur-
.day.
M-. Mccormick left for GuHnisOn
Fniay.
J0ha Lorr was IN from Jacks Cabin
M edues1aE.
Mr.. Stevenson came in on the train
Saturday.
John Vernon came back from Pali-
sa8e Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Murphy motored to
GgnuIson Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. I. c Clayton left for
Gutuison Saturday.
Ars. Z. Harley came back from
GgHHIson Wednesday.
Dick Gardiner was an arrival on
Saturdays train
/ Mrs. Topham was al outgoing pas
seHger Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. l. Mills left for
Denver Tuesday.
Frank REESE came in from Grand
Junction last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiese ulotIred up
from GunniSon Tuesday
Mrs. Chas. McWiIliams came up
from Gunuison Memorial Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. J. kocheyar were
up from Gunnison last Sunday.
Thomes Mcneil is the new barber
who Is helping Mr.. BlakemOre.
Miss Martha Breen was an out
bound passenger on Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luka Pannion and
children came in from Salida Tuesday.
Miss Katherine Blair was a Denver
bound passenger on Saturdays train.
Miss katherine DAMN of GuEnison
spent Sunday with her folks at Bald
uEu.
Mr. Nicholson, the sewing machine
agent. is in town doing business this
week.
Roy Grizzard made business trip
Io Denver Wednesday, returning on
Monday.
John Yaklavich, John Roman and
Alex Campbell were in from Gunni-
aoH Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Christoff went to
Iunnison Sunday, returning the same
evening.
Mrs. GeHge Schaffer was an out
going Passenger Tuesday, bound for
IuHldada !
George Spehar, Jr., made a trip TO
Gunison last Wednesday, returning on
Saturday.
Jack and Frank Marchan and Joe
Lukich came back from Telluride Sat
1nday night
Misses Margaret and Lucille Roberts
and Bob johnson motored to Grand
Junction Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Faussone, Joe
Williams and Chris Faletti left for
Marble on Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. A. L. Mills and Mrs. A. L..
JayDes made trip to Gunnison on
Wednesday, returning the following
Friday.
The Misses Alma Seppa and Ivy
Austin came up from Gunnison Satur-
day and were guests at the W. A.
Boyd home.
Mrs. John Gaffredi and children left
Monday morning for Palisade. Fred
Gardner drove the Ford in which they
made the trip.
Mrs. Henry Spencer was an ar
rival on Thursdays train, and will
join her husband at the Cement Creek
raager station.
Mr., and Mrs. Rue Waters came in
from Sargents Saturday and will visit
with Mrs. Waters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Heuchemer.
DR.. and Mrs. j. S. Afford and the
two boys made trip to Gunnison on
Friday. Mrs. n. w. Cain accompanied
them back that same evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller, Misses
Mildred Miller and Minnie Gibson and
John Gibson motored to Gunnison on
Tuesday. where they spent the day.
Twenty-eight friends of Miss Min
ME Boyd surprised her Friday night,
when they gave a party in her honor.
a very pleasant evening was spent by
all.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Storika and sons
John, Joe and Rudolph, came in from
Canon City Saturday night and are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Paste, Sr.
| Memorial Day parade took place at
$3.50 a. m, consisting Of a number of
lodges. The members of the different
lodges gathered at the Croatian Hall
and from there they paraded to the
cemetery and back. The day was very
nice and warm.
| A number of people attended the
High School graduation exercises Fri
day night. DR.. ]. C. johnson Of the
Gunnison Normal was the speaker of
the evening. Miss Minnie Boyd gave
reading on "How to Take Care of
Books, and the High School girls
sang number of songs. Miss Minnie