The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-05-13
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Gunnison News
From The Empire

Willis Estes mado trip to Salida
Saturday returning Monday.
Mrs C. C. Mcwilliams and children
went to Crested Butte Friday return
ing Sunday.
Mrs. Ed La Fevre arrived Saturday
from Denver to settle up her hus-
bands estate.
Miss Isabelle ONeill came down
from Crested Butte Friday and re-
turned Sunday.
Mrs Della Lightley returned from
Arizona Thursday, where shs has been
spending the winter.
Ralph Neesham of Somerset, passed
through town Sunday on his way to
Denver for short visit.
Mrs. N. w. Napier and son, left
Friday for Grand Junction to spend
short time with relatives.
Judge Stone returned Monday to
Boulder University after spending a
few busy days in his court.
Charlie Burnett has resumed his
old position with the Endner Lumber
Co. after three weeks lay off.
Arthur M. Tyre returned to Rupert,
Idaho, Monday after attending the fu-
neral of his mother, Mrs. Millard
Charlie Adams passed through
town Sunday from Pueblo where he
had been attending the Republican
Assembly.
Geo. Shaffer of Crested Butte,
passed through Gunnison on his way
to Pueblo to spend couple of weeks
with relatives.
Sprigg Shackleford and Carlton
Sills returned Friday from Pueblo,
where they were attending the Re-
publican State Assembly.
lisa Miller came in from Grand
junction Friday to visit few days
with his family. lisa says the railroad
trouble is not any where near settled
in the north west.
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Mrs. John Whipp went to Salida
Monday to accompany her husband,
who was recently operated for appen-
dicitis, home They arrived Wednes-
day and John is feeling fairly good.
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Lewis Grether has resigned from
his position with the Endner Lumber
Co. and in company with Fred Russell
is putting up new modern resi-
dence on the ranch of d. H. Easterly.
Everybody should buy ticket to
the Firemen's benefit at the Unique
Theatre May Is and 19. Let's show
them how much we appreciate their
work by helping get those uniforms.
Mrs. ]. L. Allen and Mrs. D. W.
Sheppard of Pocatello, daho, left
Monday for their home. They were
called here two weeks ago on account
of the death of their mother, Mrs
VIM. Millard.
Robert Parlin was visitor in the
county seat Monday FROM Sargents.
Bob has just returned from New
Mexico where he has been employed
by the Trinchera Lumber Co. for the
past year and half.
There will be a meeting of the G.
H. S. Alumni at the homo of Miss
Margaret Collins next Monday eve
ming, May II. All the alumni should
be present as important business is
to be brought before them.
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Mrs RUBY Corum returned from
Elk Creek Sunday, where she has
been spending few days with her
husband. and reports the fish as just
starting to run. They seem about a
month late in beginning to spawn.
The ID. G. r G. is making very
strenuous effort to hold tho steel
bridge on the Baldwin branch from
going out with high water. The pile
driver has been busv this week driv-
ing piles snd it looks as though they
would save 1t.
In getting to the new Antelope
bridge. those wishing to view it,
should go directly west from the
County hospital to the river bank
and then follow the new road north.
Yours truly was found crossing the
meadow on one of the ranches and
the road was pointed out to him very
kindly but firmly.
During the session of the County
Court the latter part of last week, di
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