The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-07-22
Gunnison News
From The Empire

From The Empire
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Don't fail to take in the Gunnisor
Chautauqua-
Henry Elmer of Almont, was a pas
senger on Wednesdays train, return
ing home.
Miss Bernice Potter is now one OF
our hello girls in the local tele-
phono Office.
Miss Anna Little of Ohio City, was
among our visitors enjoying the
sights last week.
Miss Nina Sanderson, who has been
visiting friends here, returned to her
home in Delta Wednesday.
Mrs. E. G. Palmer returned from
Salida Wednesday, where her son
Hugh is under a doctors care.
Miss Lola Pope returned to Pueblo
Monday, after spending five weeks
here attending the Summer School.
Miss Katherine Lashbrook has been
ON the sick list this week, but under
the care of Dr. Macintosh, is much
better.
Merle d. Vincent was in town
Wednesday talking politics and recu-
perating from a session of bathing at
Waunita.
Wilmot Bennett, who has been WIS.,
g. 10
past week, returned home to Hotch-
kiss Tuesday.
c. H. Cowan left Saturday for Sa-
Ida to consult with physician re-
garding his health, which has not
been the best of late.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolfe Quick of Mon
ument, Colorado, are here visiting
with Mrs. Effie Lashbrook for short
rator.
Charles Earle left Tuesday for his
home in Salida after seeing that the
rest of his friends, who came over
their way home.
Geo. Williams, old time Gunnison-
lite, now of Pitkin, was among the
visitors here during the celebration.
George although 81 years old is as
spry as he was at 40.
Eddie Grout, son of Dick Grout, is
visiting here with the Lashbrooks
and although the celebration suited
hi Gna ha nt,f tn
to Salida, as Gunnison suits him bet
ter.
Warren and Paul Potter returned
to Grand Junction Tuesday after a
two weeks visit with relatives here.
They took in the celebration and a
fino mess of fish went to the folks at
home with them of course.
Miss Gertrude Milton, of Denver,
and Mrs. Nita Comstock returned
home Monday, but will stop over in
Colorado Springs few days to visit
with friends. The ladies report a
fine time during the celebration
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Allen left Mon
day for Denver, where they intend
making their future home. They have
been visiting with relatives here the
past week. Mrs. Allen will be re-
membered as being Miss Annie Tyre.
Miss Clara Cooper and Bob Will
liams returned from an auto trip to
Salt Lake City The party left Som
erset two weeks ago for tour of
Utah, and have visited all the impor-
tant points. They report delight
full time.
L. w. Weinberger is spending some
time renewing acquaintance with his
old time friends, who are legion in
this county. He is now located in
Denver and many of us wish that he
would conclude to make his home
hero permanently.
H. Haller Murphy, Cameraman for
the Art-O-Graf film Company, shot
nearly two thousand feet of film of
ths Cattlemen's show last week,
which promises to be one of the big
gest advertisements yet gotten out.
He was there on the job every
minute and got the whole show, in
cluding the very best of the races
and bucking contests. These films
will be ready for use in about five
weeks.
Mrs. Eva R. King of Boise, Idaho,
an old school mate of Mrs. Effie Lash
brook, who has been visiting here
the past week, left Tuesday evening
for the northwestern part Of Illinois,
but expects to return before snow flies
to spend some time with her chum.
The ladies had not seen each other
for years and it was touching scene
when they met, the surprise being all