The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-12-18
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Gunnison News
From The Empire

Frank Holt came over from Spen-
Ger Monday.
President Quigley boarded the west
bound train Saturday.
Miss Avis Eells left Tuesday night
for Denver for few days visit.
Jos. Voutaz went to Salida to bring
his wife home from the hospital.
Geo. Mason left Wednesday for
Grand Junction on short business
trip.
Ralph Thompson is now residing
upstairs over his soft drink empo-
rum
H. C.. Bartlett returned last Thurs
day from business trip to the Cap
ital city.
J. M. McDougal left Wednesday
for Long Beach. Calf. to visit his
wife and daughter.
Mrs. Ralph Thompson left this
week for Salt Lake. Utah. where she
will spend the winter.
Ollie Peterson has moved into the
McDonough residence recently va
Gated by Ralph Thompson.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Dunn are over
from their ranch at Gate View. Har-
r. will work for Adams Bros this
winter.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Woolley came
up from A. K Stevens ranch for a
few days in the city. They are at
the Grand
Miss Elizabeth Nourse came home
Wednesday from Boulder University
to spend a couple of weeks during
the holiday season.
Now is the time for aN house
wives to be careful of those water
fronts A little ice. n little fire.
some kerosene, gene up higher.
Miss Norma Collins is expected
home this week from Boulder Univer
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parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Collins
Mrs. w. G. Neiderhut left the first
of the week for Denver to visit her
son who is in the hospital there. We
AL hope for Charles rapid recovery.
Miss Meryle Wright returned last
Thursday from Denver where she ac-
companied her sister. Mrs. Jesse
Crooks who is having trouble with
her eyes.
Mrs. Robert Balm returned from
Salida Friday. where she has been
with her husband who is in the hos
pital there. She expects to return
in few days.
Mr.. Ed. Welch and family have
moved to Grand Junction, where he
will work this winter on the D, & R.
G. II it is the climate you went
after Ed. you had better change
your mind. ..f ..la
E. NJ Collins received n carload Of
canned goods Monday. and expects
another one Thursday. Guess Ed don't
know that people In Cunnison eat
and be merry regardless of the world
coming to an end. n'u
J. H. Collins and wife returned from
California Thursday. after spending
short time in that sunny (?) cli-
mate. 1t is an even bet that J. II.
prefers our old Gunnison weather to
Southern California.
Mrs. E. J. Sampliner left Monday
for Cleveland. Ohio. where they make
their future home. The Sampliners
have been residents Of Gunnison for
the last eighteen years. We regret
very much to lose such estimable
people.
Dan Lehan is expected home Satur-
day from Madison. Wis. where he has
been studying the past couple OF
years. Having completed his course
he will. for the present, very likely
resume his old position with the d.
& R. G. railroad
The city scales have at last found
a permanent home. and Mr.. w. E.
Peck can well be proud of his job.
Also the Mayor and City Council feel
all swelIed up over their new home.
and well they may be. as 1t is going
to be first-class city hall
Mr. and Mrs. A. E Bates were
awakened one night this week by an
unusual noise. A. E got up and with