The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-07-22

Triudy lOu lIlcir nome hIS. laRert,
nee Cora Torrance, met a number of
her old schoolmates here and enjoyed
her short visit very much, while Bill
put in most of his time trying to
catch some of our speckled beauties,
but the only luck he had according
to Mr.. Sarson, was to Land 611 H..
sucker, which he thought was rain
bow, bit was finally convinced 1t was
nothing but a parody. viii be glad
to see you back again next year and
with better luck.
Lucius w. Hoyt, of Denver, who
served in France with the Denver
Field Ambulance Corps, while riding
a horse Friday at Sapinero, was
thrown and had his left elbow dislo-
Gated. He was brought to Gunnison
and DIR. Good reduced the swelling
and fixed him up so that he went on
to Denver Saturday. His father was
at one time president of the State
bar association, and the young man,
in company with nine other ex-sol-
diers, have taken up homesteads near
Sapinero.
J. d. Jennings, Ed Johnson, game
warden from Denver, and E. Fl. Nc
Dowell made trip by auto over the
new Crested Butte-Somerset road to
within 18 miles of Somerset Monday.
They report the road very good so
far as they went, and when completed
this fall it will be the most beauti-
full scenic road in the county. The
wild flowers grow in profusion and
the scenery is wonderful. Good fish
ing occurs at many places on the line.
Tom Dean. the comedian, left
Tuesday for Denver to join Don Mont
gomery's troupe, with whom he has
signed up for year. Tom has been
taking a couple of weeks lay off af
ter a successful year through the
south and east, and it goes without
saying he will be great addition to
this troupe.
Mrs. Howard Hinton and son Nor
man, who have been visiting with
her friend, Mrs. j. H Rowland, at
La Veta hotel, expects to leave next
week for .Salida, to pay short visit
with her mother before returning to
Provo, Utah, her home.
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Ed Peck and wife returned Monday
from Denver where they have been
spending a month. They were sorry
not to be able to be here during the
celebration, as according to the re-
port they received they missed the
best one yet.
Miss Alice Walker, sister of Dr. j.
D. Walker, arrived Thursday from
Buckner, Mo-, and will visit here the
remainder of the summer This is
Miss Walkers first visit to Gunnison
Now for the Gunnison Chautauqua,
which will tako tho attention of all
from July % to 81 inclusive. Ev-
erybody boost and help make our
first ono a grand success.
MIR. and Mrs. Bruce Hartman left
Saturday for Denver to attend the
meeting of the Farmers Insurance
Co. agents, which will convene the
latter part of July.
4. C. Moritz, who has been doing
some work for the Empire, was called
to Denver Wednesday on important
business. He hopes to be back soon.
Mrs Lee Leeman left Thursday for
Montrose where she will visit her
daughter and hopes the change of al
titude will benefit her health. ,,xs.el
Miss Louise Lenricth of San Diego \
left Monday for home after spending
dav in Gunnison visiting with Mrs.
w. ]. Brown. ,s,r.z., .,.-a
Miss Marguerite Kubbs of .Salida,
came over to enjoy the celebration
and visit some of her friends here.
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Dr.. Good has established himself
in Offices over the Endner Hardware
store and moved Tuesday to them.
Dick Dean left Monday morning
for the Endner sawmill at Telco, to
put in a short time in the timber
Miss Marguerite Jameston spent
two weeks at the A. B. Warner home
visiting and taking in the fair.
Earl Keller and wife of Salida,
were among those who took in the
Cattlemen's celebration.
E. C. Bovee and wife of Salida,
paid our city visit and helped us
celebrate last week.
Miss Mary Adams returned to
Doyleville Tuesday after taking in
tho celebration.
DR.. Beckley and wife of Salida,
were visitors here during Cattlemen's
days.
Guy NJ Doering was in from Cathe-
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