The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Warner, Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Davey and ]. w. Hook.
aday and wife were camped a few
days on the Gunnison. MIR. and Mrs
| Warner returned to- their home in
Saguache Monday, Mr.. and Mrs. Hook
aday resumed their trip to Ontario,
| California, and Mr.. and Mrs. Davey
will spend few days longer visit
ing MIR. Davey's half brother, Cap.
Tucker.
l.. N. Kryer,, M. II. Maroney and
James Kirwan, public examiners from
the State Auditors office have been
in. Gunnson for the past ten days
making a check of the county books.
They found everything in splendid
shape and left Monday morning for
Lake City to render similar service.
These gentlemen are very pleasant
men and made many friends while
here.
S. E. Land is distributing fish from
the Cedaredge Hatchery and put
sc, 900 young trout, natives and rain
bows, in the upper Big Cimarron
and 10000 in the head waters OF
the Lake Fork above San Christobal
For the next two weeks he will be
distributing from the Pitkin Hatch
cry in Gunnison water and its trib-
utaries.
Forest Duncan returned Saturday
from Salda where he went to accom-
pany Clare Anderson who was taken
very suddenly with appendicitis while
helping Duncan's with their ranch
work. He was operated on Friday
at the d. & r. G. hospital and Mr..
Duncan reports him out of danger
now, but it was a very serious case.
Mrs. Tom Campbell, Mrs. Frank
Kerr and Mrs. Ruben Roberts and
children came down from Crested
Butte to see Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Camp
bell off on the west bound train
for Somerset where they expect to
locate.
w. T. Kennedy and T, l.. Saunders
eft Gunnison enroute to Colorado
Springs Thursday. Mr.. Kennedy is
a most enthusiastic booster for the
Pan Motor company and says the
Pan car is the coming car.
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Father Bertrand accompanied by
Miss Marie Bertrand, Miss Mae Ter
hausted. Miss Dittman and Mrs. I.
j. Reardon motored over from Delta
Monday to spend a few days visit
ing friends.
Mrs. C. A. Mathews and daughter
Margaret were west bound passen-
gers Monday for Telluride, where
Miss Margaret will teach school at
the Tomboy mine this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Endner came
down from Telco for visit with rel
atives and friends. Master Billy
went up with them to try saw mill
life awhile, on their return.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Webster left
SUNDAY for Lawrence, Kansas. Mr.
Webster has been the peasant clerk
in the Williams grocery and many
patrons regret his leaving,
Mrs. Ruland's mother, Mrs. N. j.
Markell, was an east bound passenger
the latter part of the week for Web
ber. Kansas, where she will visit her
sister-in-law.
Robt Sellers was a westward pas
senger on Tuesdays train having
come from Alamosa in his car. Mrs.
Sellers took the car back to Alamosa
| Tuesday.
Mrs. f. A. Foster, Mrs. P. w. Sam
mons, Mrs Tom Foster, Miss Jessie
Eos er and brother Hugh, were visi-
tors from Powderhorn Saturday.
| Steve Day was a passenger for
Helper. Utah, Friday evening where
he will visit his parents. He expects
to be called to the army soon.
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John Dallett and Gregory Nc.
Laughlin who have been camping or
/ TAYLOR and East rivers, returned tc
/ Colorado Springs Thursday.
John Zugelder came in from one oi
the training camps on a short fur
Tough before starting for France to
get the Kaiser's hide.
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! DR.. Cochem motored over from Sa
Ida Saturday evening to spend few
days fishing on Taylor and East
rivers.
Miss Esther Curtis was n west