The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-10-24

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Gunnison News.
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John Boni was business visitor
Monday.
Laurence Kroll came in from FIT.
Collins Wednesday.
Roy Huff motored down from his
ranch near Ohio City.
James Robinson went to Crested
Butte on business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Slane were mo-
torists from Doyle Tuesday.
Bob Anderson motored down from
sargents Tuesday on business.
Miss Marion rutland is spending q
few days at the Walker ranch.
AL Staples motored down from the
Great Western mine Wednesday.
Royal Collard motored down from
their ranch near Parlin Tuesday.
Sam LaPlant of Pitkin, is spending
few days here calling on friends.
Mrs. Patty E. Austin went to Sar-
gents to help nurse the sick folks.
Miss Freda Walker was an out
going passenger to Boone, Colorado,
Friday.
Mrs. Wheeler and family motored
in from their ranch near Parlin Tues
day.
Mrs. Skinner was an outgoing pas
senger to Oklahoma City, Okla, this
week
Henry Corum was down from Pit
kin Tuesday shaking hands with his
friends.
Mrs. Nelliss, who has been visiting
her brother Robt. Hards, went to
Grand Junction Tuesday.
Miss Audrey Ross returned to her
home at Colona, after spending the
first part of the school term here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Adams and
daughter were shoppers in town
Tuesday from their ranch near Doyle
X. E. Tillotson and wife motored
in from Pitkin Saturday remaining
over Sunday visiting the Lehman
family.
Mrs. Roy McCalhster was an out
going passenger to Denver Saturday
after spending a week here with her
husband.
Capt. Danielson has moved his fam
lily down from Ohio City to remain
for the winter. They will occupy the
Snodgrass house.
The handsome new house which
Davie Davis is constructing, is near
ing completion and is surely an i'm
provement to our city.
Edwin Mccullough came in Friday
from Delta. having received a ten-day
furlough to come home for the funer-
al of his brother Rawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Carter and
Mrs. Carter's mother. Mrs. Heath, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm Murdie motored
down from Ohio City Tuesday,
Micheal Markey came down from
Sargents to fill out his QUESTIONABLE
and get ready to step into Uncle
Sans service as soon as they call.
Mrs. Kate Sewers and granddaugh-
ter. Naoma. were outgoing passen-
gers Wednesday evening to visit Mrs.
Sewers daughter. Mrs. Haden at
Grenada, Colorado.
Richard Walker went to Salt Lake
City Monday to visit his parents
awhile before he is called in the
draft. He has been working at Crest
ed Butte for some time.
Taking the blind from the pauper
list and putting them on self-sus-
tanning basis is the prime purpose of
the act for the relief of the adult
blind and deserves your vote.
Maurice Metroz was in town sew
eral days this week preparing to 60
to help Uncle Sam kill the kaiser.
HE has leased his saw mill to Jes
Smith who will operate it this winter
Ralph Lehman writes from the
training camp in Texas that he has
got the Spanish Influenza and that
he was "sick woman" for couple
of days.
The family of ]. P. Asher, well
known in Gunnison but now living
in Salida, are very ill with influenza
and Miss Marie Davis, trained nurse
from Grand Junction, went to Salidf
Tuesday evening to attend them.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Baker mo-
tored down from Lake City Tuesday
to bring Mr.. Bakers mother down tc
catch the train here for Denver, hav
ing received telegram that hei
daughter. Miss Elsie Baker, is very