Gunnison news-champion., 1923-06-15
Highland Village
Growing Rapidly

= -Nt-+ e-At nam flDE reporter spent :
pleasant halliday this week getting
acquainted with the people in Highland
Village, and thought that II would be
Of Interest 10 GuuuiE0u folks 20 know
Eho vas enjoying the convenience
and lDCUuyeuleuces-of the cOLy cot
t4gss above the College on the banks
Of the artificial stream that winds thru
IN" trees Of the village.
The first call vas made 70 what was
used a. a tool shed last summer. but
a. hiCh has been Transformed into one
Of the pleasaHiest cottages IN the VII
lage by Mr. and Mir VIM Hyde.
The Hydes have been in Gunnison all
winter and were promised one Of the
cottage, but thru a Misunderstanding
they were disappointed, 80 they de
cided 10 fix up the shed. Mrs. Hyde
was outside planting sweet peas when
We called, and told u that she would
not trade her present cottage for any
Of them. They plan TO name their
place HYDE PARK, As il Is situated
at the end Of what President Quigley
desiguates 49, Picadilly Lane.
GEORGIA cottage has some very
nice occupants, and our long visit her,
prevented Us from visiting all of the
cottage this week. Ms. y. SHELTON
and Mis- Grace Bruadwe'i attend col
iege, while Ms Br0adwell's mother,
Mr. L. BToadwel. is keeping house
fpr them Mrs. J. H. Fields Is a visit
or ~ the Georgia for a few weeks.
The ladies are all from Gainesville
lrAl-- A this ls their first visit To
The mountain, they are highly enthus-
laagd over the scenery around Gunni-
on They gave Us the impossible
task Of telling them what was the
pretucst trp into the mountains from
GuunIson
THE BERNiCE holds a group of
pretty teachers from Craig. Colorado.
We talked TO Miss Daisy Davis, a
Chortaw Indian from Oklahoma. Miss
Davis 0Bus large tract Of land in
that state. Her companions in the
c0Jtagr are Miss Lillian Pierce, Helen
Bau,s and Elsie Wichlacz.
MT. and Mn. L. l.. Hyatt and five
children occupy TOILAND. The
Hyatis are well known to Gunnison
folk. Mr.. Hyatt being remembered
as Mis- Kate Arch, while her husband
was a former student at the college
and returns every year for the summer
session.
THE PALM is the home Of Missez
Naomi Rogers and Olive Watkins OF
FruIta, two pleasant young ladies' o.
Western Colorado, who are attending
college.
10 the RUSSETT We found Mr.. and
Mr.. II. b. Frckle Of EemmereF. Wyo.
and Miss Layguia Carpenter Of Olney
Springs. Mr.. Frickle viii return To
Wyoming - the close Of school, but
his wife expects 10 remain in Gunnison
next winter and attend school.
Dir. and Mrs. A. u. Capr0n and
children. Donald Rex, Max. and Miss
Hazel Jordan are the occupants of
La VERNE. The Caprous VIII also
stay here next winter and Mr.. Capron
will attend school.
From Moscow, Idaho, came Mr. and
Mr.. Eugene Taylor and Son, Paul
Frances. They live in the BROWNIE.
Mr. Taylor is an instructor in the
mathematics department in the Uni
verEity Of Idaho, and is acting in that
capacity al the college this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Hunter OF Den
yer. are cozily doniciled in the ADA.
Mrs. Hunter is a sister of Mrs. c. 7.
Hurst Of Gunnison, and a frequent
visitor here.
THE BLUE JAY is the name of the
home Of Misses Ruth Thompson Of
Boulder and Eunice Curtiss Of Paonia.
The former attended school here last
summer. Miss Curtis just graduated
from the Paonia high school.
Miss Katherine DAMN, of Crested
Butte, and her chum, Miss Maude
Bcrgyyen Of Antonita, are at home in
the CHARLOTTE. Miss DAMN has
Just completed successful year Of
teaching in the commercial department
Mt Autonita, and expects to return to
that place in the fall. Miss Bergwell
is also teacher in the same city.
LAKESIDE cottage is occupied by
Mrs. c. A. Hollingshead, who is well
ACQUAINTED with our city from her
residence in Gunnison when Mr.. Hol-
lingshead was first principal Of the
Normal School in l9ll-l4. Mrs. Hol-
Iingshead has spent the winter with
her sister at Rifle, but her daughter,
Elma. n student at ID. u, wishing to
attend summer school, she came with
her, and brought along the youngest
of the family. Master Roger, aged
nine. Prof. Ray Hollingshead, who
has been on the summer school faculty
ut times, is spending the summer in
Aspen.
We expect TO pay another visit to
Highland Village next week and hope
to get acquainted with the rest of the
folks.
John verzuh and little daughter
were down from the Buttes yesterday.