The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-10-17
Gunnison News

Rosco Flick motored down from
Ohio City Saturday.
Earl Evans was in from his Beaver
creek ranch Monday.
Miss Inez Huntington is visitor
from Doyle this week.
C. C. McWilliams went to Marble
on business Saturday.
Jesse Freckle was business visitor
from Pitkin Saturday.
Mrs. ]. f. Sampliner has been on
the sick list this week.
Father Kipp. is enjoying a visit
with his sister this week.
Mrs. Metcalf went to Pitkin to
visit till school opens again.
C. ]. Moynihan was up from Mont
roso on professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. x. E. Tillotson mo-
tored in from Pitkin Monday
Maurice Metroz was down from the
saw mill Monday on business.
Ben McDonough and wife visited at
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Geo. Wiseman motored down from
his ranch on Ohio Creek Sunday.
Fred Brown and Oscar Dunn mo-
tored over from Vulcan Saturday.
Claud Addington is spending a few
days in town on business from Ouray.
Miss Rowena Jones is visiting the
Hetherington fanny from California
Mr.. Soden and family motored down
from their ranch near Sargents Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Prosser were
down from Doyle on Monday on bust
ness.
Most of the ranchmen around the
valleys are out on the roundup this
week
Mr.. Award returned from n trip
over the range to Salida and Pueblo
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Adrian were
shopping in town Saturday from Bo-
gan camp.
Mrs. Alice Lathrop is here from
Denver visiting her parents for a
short time.
VIM. Little and family motored
down from their ranch near Ohio
City. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wiley came in
from the ranch Saturday to do the
usual shopping.
Jennie Bradberrv came down from
thu saw mill Monday to see how Gun
nison is behaving,
Messrs. ]. and D. Boni came down
from Baldwin Tuesday morning, re-
turning the same day.
Mrs. Stephenson and family mo-
tored down from Doyle to bring Miss
Susan to school Monday.
Chas. Bender is spending few
davs at Rudolph Nergelman's at lola
doing some carpenter work.
Willard Coombs went westward
service at Vancouver, Washington.
Chester Green went to lola to
spend few davs with Rudolph Mer-
gelman during the school vacation
went to the Great Western mine to
try work awhile after the dear" and
"duck" hunt.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Braswell spent
Mondey night at Powderhorn visit.
ing Mrs B-aewelrs parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Dunn.
Mrs Moscon of Flcresta, was ar
outgoing passenger Monday. to Sa.
Ida, accompanying her .sister-in-law
. that far on her trip to Glenwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles johnson mo
tored down from Pitkin with Jesse
Trickle. Monday evening. Mrs. John
son came down to have some denta
work done. .,.,.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Genright wht
have been spending some time nea,
Paonia. motored up for few day.
visit with friends here and in Crest
ed Rntte. They returned to Paoni,
Tuesday. sf.a
Among the outgoing passenger,
Tuesday morning were Misses Editl
Welch. Ruby Stanford, Marie Dol
lard Ruth Isensee, Audry DingmaI
of Delta, Pearladel Lewis. Margaret
Roberts, Miss Kansgen, and Edwy
Redding. of Montrose.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs
Joe Cippoollina of Baldwin, wa,
buried in the Mason and Odd Eel
lows cemetery here Tuesday morn
ing. J. H. Sanders brought the lit
tie casket and relatives down from
there in his car.
The first of our boys reported
killed in action on the battle front
is Clarence Bruce, who went from
here among the first that were called
Clarence was fine lad and it is SURF
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