The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-06-24
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Cunnison News
From The Empire

Dr. Good made a trip to Ohio City
Wednesday on business.
Joe Riley and Son Marvin, came
IN from Salida Wednesday.
E. G. Palmer left Friday for Pueblo
end will bring back new Buick.
Miss Esther Williams has accepted
q position in the Normal Book store.
Joe David returned from Salida
Tuesday after few days visit in our
sister city.
John Sapp arrived from Denver
Tuesday and will spend few days
here on business.
Jay Miller returned from Salida
Saturday where he has been having
his tonsils removed
Judge Nourse is happy over the
fact that his new five passenger Bu-
lex arrived this week.
T, w. Gray and family returned
Sunday from Delyer via auto, after
short visit. with friends.
Peter Peterson was up from Sapi
nero Monday in company with Mr..
Fitzpatrick, the sheep man.
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Tom Nourse and Frank Keenan, left
for Pueblo Friday and will drive a
couple of new Bucks home
Mildred Spann arrived home Friday
from Canon City, where she has been
attending school the past year.
Mrs VIM. Jones of Beloit, Kansas,
arrived in Gunnison Sunday to visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Bales.
Mrs. Fred Zugelder returned from
Doyleville Tuesday after short visit
with her friend, Mrs. Ted Stephenson.
Miss Norma Gribbin returned Sat-
urday from Salida, where she has
been visiting few days with friends.
j. Lickiss arrived from South Da-
position as operator for the News
Champion.
The opening dance at Waunita Hot
Springs Saturday night was we'll at
tended and the large crowd reports
fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Hudson and
daughter Maribel, left for Morley, Col
orado, Friday, where they will make
their future home.
Born-Mr. and Mrs. Herman Parm-
ley are the proud parents of baby
girl, born Tuesday, June %. DIR. Rus
sell reports all doing nicely.
Geo. Brown, son of Mrs. Helen
Brown. arrived from Denver Wednes-
day and will make short visit with
his mother and take on some of our
fishing.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jennings Nelson left
Sunday for her home in Fort Collins,
after spending a couple of weeks here
renewing her old acquaintances and
visiting with relatives.
Mack Allen returned to Salida Mon
day. where he will undergo another
operation. Mack has regained consid-
cradle strength and is looking for
ward to speedy recovery.
J. A Rilev and son Marvin, left
Friday for Grand Junction and Glen
wood Springs, expecting to take in
the wrestling bout and Strawberry
Day. They will return by way of So
Ida.
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Secretary of he Child's Welfare Bu-
reau was a visitor in Gunnison Mon
day on business connected with that
Office She returned to Denver Tues
day.
II is rumored there will be we'd
ding next Saturday between two of
Crested Butte's most popular young
people. but as it is a couple of days
of. and Mary won't let John tell us
about 1T. we wait until next week to
tell our readers who they are.
f. A. McGregor, wife and son, ar
rived from their home in San Diego,
California, Tuesday, and will visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Knoll part
of the summer. They still appre
ciate our old Gunnison summers, and
will return this fall to their home in
California for the winter. Their
many friends are glad to see their
smiling faces again If only for a
short time.
Tom Brock machinist for the Gun
nison Motor Co., after an absence of
three months. returned last week
from Blossburg, Pa. While away
Tom installed an aerial tramway for
the Blossburg Coal Co., which was
$500 feet long. and in appreciation OF
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