The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-02-05
Cunnison News
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H. C. Fink of Montrose. was in
town Saturday On business.
Mrs. H. M. Webster returned from
Dodge City, Kansas, Saturday.
E B. Smith was seen about town
Butte
Clair Dotts came back Sunday after
short visit with his parents at
Delta
Fred Zugelder came in from Mont
rose Friday to pay short visit to his
family.
Judge Stone, after a short session
of county court. returned to Boulder
Sunday.
DR.. j. d. Walker left Sunday for
short business trip to Delta, return.
ing Tuesday.
w. r. Gibson came down from
Crested Butte Friday to attend to
business here.
Claud Smith returned from Salida
Saturday, where he has been consult
ing with a dentist.
Mrs. Fred Dice returned home Sat
urday after spending a short time in
tk,a hoopifol at Calida
Mrs. Scott Dickinson returned to
Pitkn Monday after a couple Of
months visit in Gunnison
Sam johnson is slowly recovering
from an attack of the grippe which
has laid him up for a few days.
1t is reported two children of Mrs.
Cara Spann are down sick with the
grippe, but are entirely out of danger.
w. w. Shay Of Salida, was hero Fri
day on business He is interested in
some coal mines near Crested Butte.
Alex Thomas came in from Denver
Saturday where he has been meeting
with the other assessors of the state.
Geo. Hetherington. who has been
having tussle with the grippe, seems
to have won out and is able to b
about business again.
Miss Marion Gray. daughter Of T.
w. Gray, has been very i'll the last
week with the prevailing epidemic.
We hope for her rapid recovery.
Mrs. E. E. Mueller returned from
Grand Junction Sunday. where shs
went last Monday week. to Be pres
ent At the marriage Of Miss Mary
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John April came homo from Salida
Sunday. where he has been in, tho
hospital ths last couple Of wesls. He
IL able to walk little better but Is
1eeing pretty weak yet.
Hal Exter lsft Sunday for Kansas
City. Mo-, to accept . position as
city salesman for largs Arm there.
We are sorry to see you 60 Hal. but
wish you the best Of luck.
j. II. Rowland has just finished put
ting In his new boiler in La Veta Ho-
tel. and it goes without saying 1t is
dcne right, and there will be no more
danger Of having anything like a cold
room in La Vsta.
Marshal Wells on last Friday re-
ceived from Mack, Utah, a beautiful
Russian wolf hound. which he is very
prc.d Of Can't say just what he in
tends to do with it unless II is to
help him in his duty as marshal, or
hunt coyotes.
B. F. Wright left Sunday evening
fer Denver for few daws to see his
wife and daughter, NM. Jesse Crooks.
Mrs. Crooks. who was operated
couple Of weeks ago, is slowly recov-
ering her eyesight, which 1t was
feared she might lose.
The High School basket ball team
returned Sunday from a partial trip
around the horn. having to postpone
most of the games on account Of the
flu and losing their Capt. Hall, who
took sick at Glenwood Springs and
had to be left there. Coach Krause
returned to Glenwood to look after
his welfare. greatly disappointed at
the outcome of the trip.
Operetta polished Pebbles" given
under the auspices of the Gunnison
H. s. and Normal Band will be put on
Mt the IJnjoue Theatre Friday Feb |