Gunnison news-champion., 1924-02-22
Nr~.-CLampion Cores
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Saturday. Feb. l6
Mr. Irons spent several days of the
week in Aspen.
Miss Charlotte Pratt has gone to
Rifle on a visit.
Mrs. VIM. Grant has moved to Mar
bic for the winter.
Edgar Bait, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Bait, is very sick.
Mrs. Jack Flogas has been quite i'll,
but is reported better.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Chidster came in
from Carbondale Saturday.
Roscoe Holton, tFoggy) was a week
end visitor in the lower country.
Il. J. and Frank Brooks are spend
ing the week in Glenwood Springs.
Miss Helen Williams spent several
days in Glenwood Springs recently.
Born TO Mrs. Myrtle Hankins, son;
mother and son are doing nicely.
Mrs. Mary McLain has been in
town several days, attending to busi-
ness.
Mrs. J. Crow has returned from n
pleasant visit To her old home IN
Texas
The Peoples Store is having sale,
preparatory TO moving the stock back
10 Aspen.
Oscar Schwab and son came in on
Wednesday and ere living in the
Spehar house.
Mrs. V. T. Brown was called TO
Denver recently on account of the
illness of her brother.
Mrs. Ida b. Carey received the sad
news that her niece at Salida had
Lied of intestinal flu.
X. o. Stanley has gone to Denver to
meet Mrs. Stanley. They will make
their home in Marble
Dan Fountain recently sold all of
mis- property to Arthur Shelton. Dan
intends to farm from now on.
Mrs Walter King came home today
from Salida, where she has been IN
the hospital. She is much better.
Mrs. Frank Norman, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Downing, is here
on visit. Her home is in Roy, Utah.
Miss Margaret Penoif entertained
the card club Tuesday evening. Also
the dancing club on Friday night
Miss Liga Cookman passed away on
Thursday at the home of her brothers,
John and George. She was sc years
of age.
Nita Becsley, daughter of Mrs
Mary Beesley, celebrated her fifth
birthday by inviting her classmates to
party.
The Ladies Aid met at the Boys
club the day. A good attendance and
4 bountiful repast made the meeting
a success.
Marble is to have new restaurant,
which will be greatly appreciated By
here. A man from Glenwood Springs
is in charge.
DR.. and Mrs. Harrison entertained
at cards on Monday night. sou was
the game. All had good time and
voted the doctor and wife the best
of hosts.
Mrs. Frank Morse entertained the
500 club at her home Wednesday. The
ladies enjoyed a sleigh ride to and
from the party.
The dance in the drafting room last
Saturday was grand success. All
enjoyed the good music furnished by
the Marble orchestra.
Mrs. Ida B. Carey has been quite
busy this week, taking the school CEN
sus. There are over 100 children Of
school age in Marble now.
Mrs. Claude Ryhan was taken to
Glenwood Springs to the sanitarium
recently, and operated on las. week
At this writing. she is doing nicely.
The Marble high school gave an
other Of their delightful parties at
the Boys Club Tuesday night. A
most enjoyable time was had by all.
Miss Virginia Tubbs entertained the
Nifty Nine last Friday. A swell feed
was enjoyed by the matrons, and rs
Missi Tubbs is also an accomplished
musician, they also had good smusic.
B. B. Bradford Of Salida, division
storekeeper for the Rio Grande, stop
ped ever in Gunnison Tuesday and