The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-05-20
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Gunnisons News
From The Empire

Butte Sunday.
A. G. Delo made a business trip to
Salida Monday
Sheriff Hanlon made an official call
at Sargent Sunday.
Henry Lucas came down from Ohio
City Monday on business.
Geo. Adams left Tuesday for the
eastern slope on business.
Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Mergelman
were down from Jacks Cabin Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Booker of Gla-
cier. were among the visitors here
this week.
Capt Tucker returned Saturday
from Saguache where he has been the
past three months. vr
Mrs. X. Morrison returned from
Sahda Sunday, having had her tonsils
removed while there.
Miss Eva Mulstein, sister of Mrs.
John Kane, came over from Somerset
this week for short visit.
Mrs. Ralph, Stone and son returned
Saturday from Salida where she has
been visiting the last three weeks.
Mrs, Verne Maper and baby re-
turned from Salida Saturday, after a
few weeks spent visiting her parents.
After taking in the spawning with
Hepry Corum at Elk Creek, shorty"
BAshaw returned to Pitkin Monday.
w. T. Noel returned Monday from
Rico, where he has been all winter
with his son Harry, who is agent at
that place.
s,iJack Robinson has just about com
.pleted an, addition to his house. This
seems to be catching among our cit
izens this spring. t
>, Mrs. j. A. Riley returned Monday
from Grand Junction where she has
been for couple of weeks visiting
relatives and friends.
Brook trout to the number of 176,-
600 have been distributed this week
in various streams in the county
from the Pitkin hatchery.
y Miss Clara Cooper and Miss Hazel
Hewitt. ., who have been teaching
school at Somerset the past year, re-
turned to Gunnison Monday.
Joe Roman, brother of John Roz-
man, was down from Crested Butte
Sunday. He left Tuesday for Chicago
where he will make his future home.
Senior Normal Glass had their tree
planting Monday at the Normal
grounds. The class will and prophecy
were read by Miss Clara McKeene, and
Mrs. Zelma Mckee Andrews.
Dr. Ellington has moved his dental |
parlors over the Gunnison Bank & |
Trust Co. this week and will soon
have everything in the coziest shape |
possible to receive his many patrons.
= Matt Arch returned to Montrose
Tuesday after a successful two weeks
spent writing insurance in Gunnison.
His Headquarters are in Montrose, |
but he will make frequent visits in
this vicinity.
Billie Rascalo left Tuesday for Sa-
Ida He will bring back Ford car
for the Gunnison Motor Co and will
place signs along the route which
will be great benefit to the tourists
coming this way
James Russell of Denver, has ac-
cepted position with the Williams
Mercantile Co. He is very pleasant
young man and an experienced clerk,
and we speak for his success with
this well known firm
Billie Reese is again home, arriving
Saturday from Savannah, Mo-, where
he has been under treatment by
cancer specialist the last five weeks |
Although weak, he is feeling better
and was greatly benefited.
Miss Maryann Williams, daughter
of Urias Williams of Greeley, arrived
Thursday from Swan Lake, Idaho,
where she has been teaching school
the past year. After spending short
time here with relatives and friends,
she will leave for her home in Gree
ley.
Miss Jennie Hanlon and Miss Kath-
crime Sievers returned Monday morn
ing from Rupert, Idaho, where both
ladies have been employed as teach
ers in the schools of that place. They
have closed very successful years
work md are home for the summer
vacation.
M. Grow, of the AL OIL Co.. arrived
in town Sunday evening from Wich-
ita, Kansas, having motored all the