The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-07-08

Walter Ballou, wife and two chill
dren, accompanied by Chester Pittser.
motored in from Telluride Wednes-
day where they spent the fourth.
Walt is manager of the Olathe base
ball team and captured the first game
cf the celebration. but lost the Sec
ond by a score of to 8. He intends
to take about 80 days off from work
as agent at Olathe, and will put in
his time fishing around Gunnison.
Chet will stay home until about Sept.
1, and then will get ready for the
coming foot ball season.
I r. E. Magee, treasurer and general
manager of the Sehrchlight Oil and
Mining Co., arrived in our city
Wednesday accompanied by Mining
Engineer Vim. B. Millikin of Denver,
and Robt j. Werner of Denver. vice
president of the Searchlight company.
They are on trip of inspection of
mines and shale properties around
Debeque end Gunnison. and report
prospects of business in both indus
tries rs looking extra good. They are
making the trip in Velie Six.
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H. L. McClelland of Pueblo, rep
resentative of the Nash cars, is
spending short time in Gunnison
with Headquarters at the Rainbow
garage, and is we'll pleased with the
representation the Nash cars havo
in Gunnison, but expects to in
crease their demand now as the out
put is expected to be better in the
near future.
The Unique Theatre has received
part of their new machine and expect
it all to be here by Cattlemen's Day,
when we will have not only first class
pictures, which they always show,
but continuous performance with no
stops. This will give thu show-going
crowds the same service that is given
in Denver or anyother city.
Mrs. Short, mother-in-law of Peter
Ferrarri, came down from Crested
Butte Tuesday on her way to Pueblo
to attend the funeral of Mr.. Ferrarri
whose death occurred there Monday,
caused by injuries to his back re-
ceived last week while working in
the mines at Crested Butte.
There will be "a horses brought in
from Telluride for the Cattlemen's
celebration and by report they are
the fastest in the western part of the
state, The prospects are good for
the best races ever seen in Gunnison.
Henry Corum and Shorty" Bashaw
came in from the Grand Mesa lakes
Monday where they have been the
past three weeks taking rainbow
spawn. They got about one million
and half
The case of the State of Colorado
VS.. Mason Smoot, was tried before
Judge Florer last week and ,Smoot
was bound over to next term of dis
trict.coprt under $4,000 peace bond.
Miss Nellie Beatty of Denver, at
present, but whose home is in Mont
rose, arrived in Gunnison Wednesday
to visit with Mrs. Bruce Redden for
the balance of the summer.
WIN. lJoudGi, WGaithy hOiiot vi
Hamilton, Ohio, is stopping with his
old friend, Louis Miller, for ten
days visit on his way home from
trip through New Mexico.
Mrs. Osie Lindsey and the children
came in from Wyoming the 4th and
will make ar extended visit with her
father, E. H. Mcdowell, and other
relatives.
Sunday and Monday, July a and 5,
Waunita Hot Springs was the pleas
ure ground for one hundred visitors
from Gunnison and surrounding
towns.
Mrs Harry Endner and Billy came
home Tuesday from Telco, where they
have been spending few days with
Mr.. Endner.
Mr. J. j. Miller. wife and children,
and Lonnie Miller. wife and baby. mo-
tored to Waunita Springs Sunday.
Pres Quiglsv of the C. S. N. s.,
made business trip to Denver Tues
day evening.
Elmer Wile- eft for Montrose
Thu sday morning on business.
Judge McDougal went to Crested
Butte Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Ralph Stone and daughter, re-
tuned from Salida Friday.
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