The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-04-24

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Gunnison News
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Mrs. Geo. Miller and son Lewis re-
turnsd from Denver Monday.
Max Bazz was down from Crested
Butte Wednesday on business.
Ed Gtmple was an outgoing pas
senssr to Ohio Wednesday
Reed Mcneil is here from Cheyenne
renewing old acquaintances.
Zed Scott and wife were down
from Crooks Wednesday on business.
Captain Tucker was shaking hands
with his many friends here Monday.
Miss Margaret Crary was q visitor
from Crested Butte Saturday and
Sunday.
Charley Mergelman went to Salida
Friday to visit his wife, returning
Monday.
Ohio Creek cattlemen turned out
tho first cattle from the west side
Wednesday.
Lucille Mckinney returned from the
Red Cross hospital today feeling fine
after her operation.
Henry Braswell came over from
Vulcan Sunday to spend few days
at the County seat.
Dan Lehan went to Ohio City
Wednesday on business connected
with the sheriff's office
Earl Stone is breaking, ground 70,
big, new, modern residence on his
ranch west Of Gunnison.
We understand that Miss Marie
Shecker and Geo. Darter, of Lake
Fork, were married this week.
Lonnie Miller is building house
on his ranch north of town and will
become a ranchman in earnest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Peterson came
down from their ranch Tuesday to
bring Mr.. Peterson's mother to the
train.
The Normal entertainers are sure
doing fine work for the Victory Loan.
They are engaged somewhere every
night.
Ex-Governor Ammons passed
through Saturday morning for Ola
the, where he was to speak for the
Victory Loan.
Charley April left Tuesday for
Seattle, where he will visit his son,
Jake. He expects to be gone for
month at least.
Mrs. Frank Andrews and daughters
who have been spending the winter in
Gunnison, returned to the Ohio Creek
ranch last Monday.
Cars can get over Poncha and
Cochetopa passes now with out much
trouble, but the Blue mesa is not
open. for travel as yet.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Williams is quite seriously ill
and DR.. Macintosh was called in at
tendance Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Lehman motored
down from their ranch Monday eve
ming to get Mrs. E. Price, who will
visit them for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lightley mo-
tored down from their ranch Tuesday
to consult a doctor, as Mrs. Lightley
is suffering from tonsilitis.
A total of thirty cans of thout fry
came to Gunnison frc-~ the Pitkin
hatchery this week TO. planting in
water contiguous to this place.
Abe Braswell came down from
Crested Butte Sunday to get his car
that was in storage here. He reports
plenty of STOW yet at the Buttes.
The Infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
McDermott has been quite sick tho
past three days bat we are glad to
report is much improved at this writ
ing
Philip E.sterly bought a Buick six
It will be used by himself and his
brother Layan on the latter's return
from
Monday Chas. Chinery hauled Joe
Krah's mason tools down to Jack
Berg's. Joe is going to build some
stone and concrete fences at the big
bungalow residence.
Lieutenant Governor Geo. Stephan
Of Delta, was a passenger on Sundays
train enroute home. He spent few
moments visiting friends at the de-
pot while they changed engines.
Edward Crary was shaking hands
with his many friends here Tuesday
and Wednesday. Ed came down from
to visit his sister; Miss Margaret.
Mrs. E. H. Mcdowell returned on
Tuesday from her trip to Wheatland,
Wyoming, where she went to see her
daughter Isabelle, who has been very