The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-05-09

Ounn1SOn News
From The Empire
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]. d. Jennings went over to Salida
Friday night.
Attorney E. M. Nourse went to
Crested Butte Monday and returned
yesterday by auto.
c. I. Sills was passenger Denver
bound last evening, going to the big
city on business matters.
Harry Beauvais was passing around
the cigars this morning. It's boy,
and was born at 1880 a. m. today.
Mr.. Arthur Miller was an outgoing
passenger this morning on the west
bound train, going to Montrose on
business matters.
Mrs. Sanford Zeigler, who has been
suffering from rheumatism since she
and Mr.. Zeigler returned from Cali
fornia, is much better this week.
Mrs. H. H. Fogg went to Doyleville
Sunday last to visit for week with
her sister, Mrs. w. E. Reppy, and
brother, Mr.. Ed. Mcconnell, at Ever
green ranch.
Mrs. DR.. Davis of Chicago, is ex-
pected to arrive in Gunnison shortly
accompanied by Miss Edwyll Redding.
They will auto from the big city on
the shore of Lake Michigan to Gun
nison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Wilkinson of
Canon City, Mr.. Walter Skecn and
Mr.. Preston Ashec of Salida, who
spent a couple of weeks here in the
interests of the Cove Motor company,
started for Salida in their car
Wednesday last.
Hugh Foster drove over from his
fathers ranch Sunday and with his
mother, Mrs. E A. Foster, returned
Monday. MI and Mrs. Foster and
Hugh will likely be back for the High
School commencement exercises next
week.
S. E. Land, superintendent OF
hatcheries for the State Game and
Fish Department, brought fifty thou
sand young trout down from the Pit
kin hatchery yesterday for Lake City
where they were deposited in the
Lake Fork and Henson creek.
Mrs. w. S. Evans left Saturday for
Norwood to visit her daughter, Miss
Agneta, who is principal Of the pub
lie schools there The commence
uaent exercises were held this week
Anl Mrs.. Evans will nc doubt take
Aesp interest in the Delta
Tribune
Shallman Floyd Chappell has been
designated by the Gunnison Exemp-
tion board as its selection, for the
quota called. but it will be seen that
volunteers are still wanted and the
number seems to be unlimited, If the
applicants can pass the necessary ex'
animation.
Hon. George Stephan, formerly
state senator from Delta county
passed through Gunnison Sunday
evening on his way to attend meet
ing of the county food administra
tors being held in Denver this week
Senator Stephan being the admins
traitor for his county.
Mrs. Robert o. Barrett nee Stone
of Ouray. accompanied by Miss Esth
or Braddock, came over Tuesday night
and visited with 7. Watt Sampson
an uncle of Mrs. Barrett. Later Miss
Braddock will teach the summer
school on Hastings mesa, then g
back to Ouray in time to resume
teaching at the regular session thi
fall.-Telluride Examiner.
Jas. w. Galloway, deputy from tn
internal revenue collectors office
with headquarters at Montrose, ar
rived in Gunnison last night to checl
up affairs here for his department
Mr.. Callaway's work at this time i
particularly concerning the docu
mentary stamps required under tn
new tax requirements.
F. L. Sargent, food administrato
for Gunnison- county, left yesterda,
evening for Denver to attend the wa
council in session there. Empir
learned of Mr.. Sargent's departur