The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-02-26
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Gunnison News
Frea The EMRirs

this week.
Mrs. William Underwood left for
Salida, Saturday.
Mrs. L. N. Brunton made a business
trip to Montrose, Friday
President Quigley returned from a
business trip to Denver Sunday.
Frank Anderson and wife returned
from trip to. the Capitol City, Mon
day
Peter Petersen was visitor from
Sap'nero Monday, returning Wednes-
day.
Harry Aiken came down from
Marshall Pass Saturday returning the
same day.
Tom Stevens returned Monday from
business trip to La Junta and east
ern slope cities.
Mr.. and Mrs Jarvis Edwards are
both reported i'll this week with the
prevailing epidemic.
Harold Doyle left Sunday for Ridg-
way, where he has accepted posi-
tion on the bridge gang.
Mrs. F. d. Van AIKEN is among
those sick this week, after pulling
Fred through seige of the flu.
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Frank Keenan, is having round
with the grippe but seems to have
the best of it after few days in bed
Paul Nordstrum came down from
Crested Butte Saturday to have his
engine looked over, returning Satur-
dav.
Herman Werick decided to take an
extended lay off this winter, but only
limited it to one day. Too early to
fish anyway.
DR.. Sapero left Thursday evening
for Pueblo and Denver after stop
ping here a day to attend to a num-
Der Of his eye patients.
Mack Aliens sister, Mrs z. F..
Gift Of lola, was brought to Gunni-
son. Friday. being very i'll, but we are
glad to report rs doing nicely at pres
ent.
Miss Myrtle johnson, one of our
popular young school teachers went
to Salida Friday, called by illness in
her family. We hope it is not of a
serious nature.
Chas Cowan. who has been over in
Denver attending the Engineers Ad-
justment board the past week. re-
turned home Wednesday and reports
everything looking favorable.
letter from Mrs. j. d. Miller
from Humbolt, Ariz., states that she
is enjoying beautiful summer weather
amongst tho cactus. and that she and
Mrs. Robt. Hards are enjoying the
best of health.
Matt Arch, who is braking on the
R G. w. out of Soldiers Summit,
Utah. came back home to spend q
couple Of weeks. Matt has given up
his rights here, having a regular car
between there and Green River, Utah
w ]. Mcclellan, U. S. Deputy Mar
shal. came in from the west on his
way to Crested Butte Tuesday, to fin
ish up the job Of white mule they
pulled off last week Those mostly
Interested will be required to put up
l. L.
await trial
Ers Flick. one Of Baldwin's popu-
la ladies. passed away last Thursday,
following an attack of the dreaded
fn Her little baby proceeded her
ouIy a few hours. A husband and
thsee children are left to mourn her
loss. The entire community extend
their sympathy.
Mrs. DR.. Geo. Sullivan returned
from Denver Sunday with her little
bo. who is greatly improved in
health and is looking fine after his
lcog sickness. Mrs, Sullivan was ac-
companied by the Dr's. sister Mrs.
John Murphy of Denver, who will
make short visit here.
t1r. and Mrs. Peter Miller returned
Monday evening from Los Angeles,
Calf. where they have been for the
last two months, afr making a trip
to Hamilton, Ohio, and through the
south. Pete thinks Los Angeles is
the only city, barring the rainfall, that
is on the coast, but old Gunnison, he