The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-02-05

Guliet., has opened a law Office In
Tishomingo. Oklahoma, and is doing
a general law practice in all courts.
including Civil, Criminal, and Probate
business. If any one has business
that they wish attended to in that
part of the country they would do
we'll to communicate with Mr.. Gullett,
as mis- ability as a lawyer is well
known all over the country.
Miss Blanche Wiley left Friday fol
Denver where she will attend Barnes
Blu mess College and finish her busi-
missed BY ner many friends and well
wisners, because of her pleasing per-
n,Iity and cheerful disposition as
read operator in the telephone office
which position she has resigned in fa-
vcr of Miss Gladys Nichols of Checo-
tah. Oklahoma
Chet. Pittser this week received an
al.uiirg offer for his services as
coach, from the Hampden-Sidney Col
leee in West Virginia; also his old
team at Castle Gate. Utah. are after
him for this coming base ball season.
Good coaches are in great demand all
over the country and are sure trying
to land Pittser, but he is sitting
easy for while yet.
Raymond Dctts, son-in-law of En-
gineer Arterberry, and two children
left for Delta Friday after spending
a few days visiting with Mr.. AFTER
berry and family on his way from
Iowa. Mr.. Dotts, who is brother of
Clair Dotts Of Delta, is contempiat-
ing coming back here in the near fu-
ture to locate
Mr.. Ground Hog made his appear
enough to miss seeing his shadow,
and the next dav it showed also the
next. but we should worry, for we
need some or otherwise we will be
able to kick the fish out of the river.
Mrs. VIM. Redden, who has d.
vorce pending in county court, was
awarded, by Judge Stone Monday.
5000 attorney fees $40 month alimo-
ny and $25 court fees, against VIM.
Redden. Senator Geo. HetheringtonI
was Mrs Redden's attorney.
Uncle John Gordon Is having a tus-
sle with sore throat this week but is
In no way in danger we are told. He
insists Mr.. Grow Of the AL Oil COM
many. is the fault Of both his and
Mr.. wolfs's sickness
Miss Elizabeth fNourse and Miss
Norma Collins arrived from Boulder
University Wednesday. the school
having closed down on account OF
sickness for = short period. st least
until next Monday.
Rcbt Gibson Of Crested Butte was
granted . divorce from Mrs. Loyce
Hseck Gibson on grounds Of deser-
tion. in Judge Stones court Monday.
Senator Hetherington representing Mr..
Gibson.
John Wolfe returned last Thursday
from Denver and was Immediately
put to bed with the prevailing cpl
demic. We are glad to report he is
on a rapid road to recovery.
Mrs. Agnes Ladner was granted a
divorce from Acide LAdner. on the
grounds of non-support and deser-
ti>n. in county court Mondav, along
With $4,000 lump alimony.
Isabelle Bray was taken to, Pueblo
sanitarium Thursday in hopes Of her
regaining her lost health which seems
to have affected her mind. We hope
to hear of her recovery. u, ''-, VA.
Rex Clark, boflermaker for the D.
& r. G., is on the sick list and H. r.
Jcnes Of Salida, is pulling off his
stunt until Rex is able to go to work. |
Henrv Lucero came down from Ohio
City Monday to consult with DR..
Macintosh In regard to his health,
which seems very poor lately,
Chas. B. Harling and L. w. Stewart,
AL OIL men arrived Monday from
Sedgwick, Kansas in the interest OF
the oil business here.
Ralph Thurlow Of Oxford, Kansas,
arrived in Gunnison Wednesday and
disposed Of the Bird property in
West town. $3.50
Among those reported to be sick
are Miss Lashbrook. and Mrs. Morri-
son. Fred Winters and Matthias
Schmitz.