The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-22

enjoying an outing and incidentally
doing some fishing and hunting.
: The DIR. paid this office pleasant
call on Tuesday, and said they were
having the time of their lives.
Mrs. Chas. Meyer gave party in
honor of Mrs. S, E. Land of Denver
Mrs. w. C. Skinner of California, and
Mrs. Hinton of Salt Lake, last Sat
urday. The time was spent in knit
ting and card playing and social
conversation of the old times. 1t
was a thoroughly enjoyable occasion
crowded.
Mack Davis, sheriff of Delta coun-
ty, was a passenger on Sunday even
ing's train for Denver. He is looking
for the other half of the bunch who
robbed the Crawford bank and has
already recovered the Doodle. The
experts who tapped the vault are
still at large but their stool pigeons
are in custody.
Mrs. j. f. Forsythe, nee Sarah
Easterly, of Monterey, Calf. is here
visiting her parents and will remain
until sometime in October She de-
sres to stay till she sees some snow,
which she is unacquainted with since
sojourning in the land of flowers.
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Ivan Keefer was a passenger in
Monday from New York, where he
has been serving in the Navy for
some time. He has been discharged
on account of physical disability and
went to Baldwin to make his home
with his mother, Mrs. Graham.
Miss Gladys Walker went up to
Sargents Wednesday to work for
Mrs. Soden. She takes her sister Is
abels place which was left vacant
when she was called to Denver to go
into the Western Union employ.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Gulliford and
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Regeno, Eph
Baily and wife and VIM. Bailey passed
through Gunnison enroute to Kansas
Monday. Mr.. Gulliford will accom-
pany them as far as Salida.
Mrs. S. f. Dewitt, sister of AL.
Staples. was an out going passenger
Tuesday for Colorado Springs. She
will later go to her home in Okla
homa.
Mat
|, are putting in saw mill on Stuben
. creek. They expect to be ready to
start saving by Sept. 1st.
, Mr.. and Mrs. John Duncan of Den
yer, who have been spending several
days with the Hurley family, left
for home Sunday evening.
Dolly Lehman returned from Ohio
City Friday where she lad been Wis
iting with her sister at the Carter
mine for some days,
' Mrs. w. C. McDonough of Coche.
topa, has returned from the Red
Cross hospital in Salida much i'm.
proved in health.
Mrs. VIM. Kreutzer and son viii.
D liam and Mrs. Percy Smith spent
Saturday evening ard Sunday at
Waunita Springs.
a Milton Blunt went home to Salida
n Sunday after spending several days
/ visiting the Keelor family and hunt.
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Mr.. James Blackmore returned
Monday from two months vacation
, in Iowa. He went up to the Buttes
/ at once.
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Miss Sarah McMeekin came in Sat
urday to visit her parents. She has
had much trouble with rhumatisn
lately.
AL Staples returned Sunday from
Montrose, accompanied by his sister
: who lives in Oklahoma.
r Ralph Lehman left for Denver or
| Tuesday evening to enlist in the
service of Uncle Sam.
T. F. Thomas mining engineer of
. Colorado Springs. was in Gunnison
on business Tuesday.
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II. E. Danielson, wife and daughter
came down from Ohio City Sunday
for short visit.
David Walker has gone to the Da-
vid Easterly ranch to work in the
hay for time.
Mrs. Ed Welch and daughter Flor