The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-01
Gunnison and Pitkin
Items Culled From Gunnison Empire and Pitkn Miner
GUNNIsON ITEMS


GUNNIsON ITEMS
Jas. Cox left for Denver Sunday
es ening.
Eert Rogers was down from Ohio
City Wednesday.
Mrs. John Steele entertained the
Bridge Club Tuesday, August 80.
Hon. C.~M Cowan returned from
his extended eastern trip Sunday.
The j. H. Mckinney family spent
Sunday in Crested Butte attending
the ball game.
J. H. Robinson made a trip to Sap
inero Saturday to do some surveying
for homesteaders.
George Hetherington, Thos. w.
Keen and D. L. Gray made a trip out
to Vulcan Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Sanford entertained at
a farewell party Monday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. AL Clark.
VIM. R. Gardner, of Clifton. is WIS.,
iting his sister, Mrs. d. R. Logan,
and spent a week at Waunita.
Miss Evp Riggs, of Colorado
Springs. arrived in town Sunday and
left the following day for Waunita
Springs. ..s. ls5
Ike Thompson came down from the
Endner saw mill Tuesday evening to
r cuperate from bad jam which he
received in pile Of logs on a skid
way.
An incipient fire in an outbuilding
at the Guthrie residence Monday
called out the fire boys, but was
quickly extinguished without any ma
ter:al damage
Clyde Handbury and Earl McIn-
tcsh were in town from Ohio City
Saturday buying lumber and making
preparations to work their lease on
tie dump at the Carter mine.
T. w. Keen, of Pittsburg, Pa,
moved his family into the Walker
Burnett house this week and will
make it his permanent residence.
Mr.. Keen is engaging in mining here.
Capt. R. E. Lee and his brother
John Lee left for their home in Den
yer Saturday evening after ten days
spent here. Roy Davis, son of M. A.
Davis, made the trip with them, the
latter going to college at Fort Col
lins. -
Mrs. j. A. Davidson and son George
came over from Denver Tuesday to
visit Mrs. WILDER Steward for the
day They returned to Sargents in
tke evening to remain for time
with Mr.. Davidson, who is located
there on the Pass run.
. Edward CasseL son of Rev. Cassel,
of Montrose, is visiting at Waunita
Sprirgs. The youngster is having the
time of his life and. refused to take
an auto trip to Gunnison Wednesday,
saying that he wanted to stay at
Waunita as long as he could.
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Mrs. Pittser returned from Salida
Monday morning, where she had been
visiting her husband Jap Pittser in
the d. & R, G. hospital. She reports
him as being we'll on the road to re-
covery and cheerful and happy. He
viii likely be able to return home
soon.
DIR. and Mrs. c. G. Davis were
down from Waunita Wednesday. They
are going to Chicago the last of the
W elk. but will return early next sea-
so- The DR.. says he will make. ex-
,e-sive additions to the accomoda-
tons this winter to provide for a
large increase in patronage insured
fer next year. a. ..is SD
A rather notable base ball game
was played at Crested Butte, Sunday
when combination of Telluride,
Somerset and Paonia players were
defeated by the Crested Butte boys
by a score of six to five. The game
was settled in the last half Of the
ninth inning when a home run by the
Buttes brought in three scores.
DR.. Chas. Gilbert Davis, delivered
two addresses at Montrose, Frida,
and Sunday nights. His first was up
on the subject 'The Medical Profes
sion'' and the latter on "Radium.'
From reports in the Montrose papers
we believe they were entertaining
and we'll received. DIR. Davis is tht