The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-10-13
Gunnison and Pitkin
Items Culed From Gunnison Empire and Ptkin Miner
GUNNIsON ITEMS

GUNNISON ITEMS
Walter Mergleman and wife were
down from Jacks Cabin Tuesday.
Henry Crooks and j. D. Jennings
made trip up Taylor canon Tuesday.
Sam Staples returned from busi-
ness trip to Montrose Tuesday eve
ming.
Fin Mcdonald and Ben McDonough
were down from Parlfn on business
matters Tuesday.
Wade Whit and G. NJ. Everitt
were down from their ranches on up
per Antelope creek Monday.
w. A. Anderson shorty, left on
Tuesdays train for Los Angeles, Cal
ifornia, to spend the winter.
Mrs. Clyde Burris went home to
lola on the train Tuesday morning
after shopping trip in town.
Richard Vader, i.o1is Rouviere and
Pat O'Fallon made shipment of
beef cattle to the Denver market
Tuesday.
F.. G. Joy and A. P. McCarver of
the Allied Mines Corporation, were
down from Crested Butte on business
last Saturday.
Curtis Osborne is getting in the
forms for the foundation of his new
house on the corner of Wisconsin
and Rub, Ave.
Harve Billings returned Monday
evening from the lower country
where he has been working for the
past two months.
DIR. John McDonough returned
Tuesday morning from Salida where
he had been to take Miss Phoeme
Reed to the hospital.
Henry Patton returned Monday
evening from Ouray and Telluride,
and went on up to the Smith Hill
coal mine Wednesday morning.
A baby boy came to the home of
S. b. Young, living on a ranch near
Vulcan, last Monday morning. DIR.
Hanson reports all doing we'll
Jim Brewer and wife and q party
of friends are camped in DIR. Browns
cabin up Stuben creek during the
deer season looking for that buck.
Mrs. H. M. Webster returned Satur-
day from her visit to Kansas and
other eastern parts, and is staying
for the present with Miss Mamie
Harwood
Miss Luellla johnson with her
father and mother and C. E. Hand
bury of Ohio City, passed through
Gunnison going out to Powderhorn
last Sunday.
l.. N. Fontaine started excavating
for a cellar and foundation for a new
on the corner of Wisconsin St. and
Georgia Ave.
Chas. Hirdman is back from the
Salida hospital, where he was operat-
ed for hernia. He says he will have
to go slow for while then will be
better than ever.
After the football game at Monte
Vista last Friday, Prof. Krouse drove
over to Alamosa and refereed the
game between Saguache High School
and Alamosa High School. Alamosa
won by large score.
A party of hunters composed of C.
E. Long, Leon Dutemeyer and John
Hogan of the Gunnison Fuel & Feed
Co., and Chester Irving of Montrose,
went out early Tuesday morning to
hunt for the big game.
w. Fl. Swinehart, an old time resi-
dent of Gunnison, drove over from
Creede Friday in his car, accompa-
MED by his son. They went on out to
Vulcan Saturday to visit j. L. Demp-
sey and Dr. Louis Weiss.
l.. f. Neal went out to his Copper
King property near Spencer, Monday
morning and brought in the hosting
engine which he has rented to the
Smith Hill coal mine. He went on
up to the mine Wednesday morning.
The football game at Monte Vista
last Friday between the Gunnison
High School team and Monte Vista
High, was won 62 to 0 by the Gunni-
son team. Our boys report that they
were royalty entertained while there