Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-19
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ton.
Frank Gauett came in on Friday
train.
John Teak returned from salida
FRIDAY.
Tony Kos.e.es lef, Tuesday for
Matt S,obbs was in from his raneh
Saturday.
Curtis Morrow left for Denver
last Thursday.
t Tony Griffith was in town Monday
also H. S Walter.
3 Mis- Irene Ball left Thursday for
a trIp to Denver.
7. Y. Miller was an outgoing pa
senger on Wednesday.
Mrs David DOhlman left Sunday
for a trip 10 Baldwin.
A. W. Haldeman vas a business
visitor IN town Saturday.
Mn n J Boyle left for tip 10
Salida and Denver last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A 4. Braswell az
rived on Thursday train.
Pat CalIcran left Friday for tho
county hospital at Gunnison.
4. +. McCaryeI was an arrival on
Tuesday from FIAsburg, Penn.
Mr. and Mrs. John buchanan re
turned from GunnIsOn Friday.
/ Joe Paste ST. and son, Chas., mo
toEed 70 GuuHIson Tuesday.
Mr. and Mr.. Jos. Golowich return
ed from Denver Wednesday.
Eyerette Steinberg broke his arm
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Mrs. Jasper Guerrire and M,
Cha-. GuerneTe came in from Salida
Friday.
Joe RoEman was al out going pa
s"ngcr Monday, bound for Butt
Montana
Mrs. Anna c. jarvis returned Sat.
urday, after having spent the winteE
Iu California.
Mrs. Martin Mulch is reported as
quite i'll. Mrs. Rozman is also on
the sick list.
Joe BATE came in from Denver L. I
Thursday and left the following day
for GRAND junction.
Miss Floscnce Nelatti and brother
came IN Thursday from Sopris, wherc
they spent the past few months.
MTs. Herman NoSs and Mrs. II. C.
HuttcTmau motored to Gunnison on
Monday, returning the same day.
Mrs. Chas Hazelhurst of Gunni-
son came up Friday. While here She
was the guest Of Mrs. Frank Songer
Mrs. Fred Miller and daughtcr
Miss Mildred, went To Gunnison En-.
day and returned Saturday with d
new Dodge.
+ \ large crowd attended the dance
last Friday night, given at the City
Hall by the Crested Butte Fire De
partment. Everybody reports a good
time.
Mrs. Isadore De Wilde and daught-
eTs, Layce and Hazel. came in sun
day. Mrs. De Wilde went to the
Bulkley mine, where Mr.. De Wilde is
working.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Benson were
outbound passengers on Saturdays
train. Mr.. Benson was going TO Pue-
bio, and Mrs. Benson TO visit her
folks in Gunnison.
Ekric johnson, Noble Grand Knight
of the Odd Fellows, took a carload of
, brothers to Gunnison Monday night
to arrange with the Gunnison Lodge
for joint picnic on July Fourth.
The O-Be-Joyful club held a dance
Monday night after the band concert.
A large crowd attended and a good
time was had by all. The music was
furnished by the Gunnison orchestra.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are
/ having a special social function on
Saturday night in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Mills, who will soon
leave Crested Butte. A number Of
lodge brothers and sisters are ex-
pected from Gunnison TO take part in
the proceedings.
Did you hear the concert Monday
night, given by Damson's Orchestra
from Gunnison? 1t was great Our
musical people We're on the qui vive
with expectation, and they We're more
than satisfied. Did you notice Doc
Taylor when that girl was singing
the Scotch piece? His friends say
he went into raptures up in the third
"hivin." TThree young ladies apart
/ from the orchestra assisted in the
( program with vocal solos and recita-
tions. These numbers possessed in
4, trinsic merit and added variety to the
evenings entertainment, If indeed it
needed any variety. Come again,
4. you will always be assured of a good
I house.
The church play on Friday night,
under the direction of Mrs. Arthur
Mills, was a great success. There
was large and enthusiastic audi
ence that let nothing get by without
full appreciation. Each dramatist
seemed especially fitted for his or her
part. Each one played in a manner
that far surpassed the most sanguine
expectation of their friends. They
won golden opinions on every hand.
Those who took part were: Mrs. Benz
son, acompanist; Mrs. Casey and
Prof. Tinsley, soloists; Mrs. Mills, di-
rector; Mrs. Topham, Mrs. Baker,
Mrs. Tinsley, Misses Bertha BOYD,
Margaret Roberts; A. L. Mills, Bill
Bailey, Prof. Mccormick and VIM.
I Griffiths, dramatists. The PLAYERS ac-
corded a lions share of the credit to
the director. They say she proved so
competent and pleasant to work
with,