The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-05-19

sion. The Instrument he uses is s
Stradivarius, valued at $4,000 ane
the distinguished player carries $50,
600 insurance on his left hand. 4
company of artists accompany the
violinist and Gunnison people are ir
position to enjoy rare treat. Fur
ther announcements will appear next
week.
The Gunnison Oil Co. has sub-leaseo
160 acres of the Lashbrook ranch to
Chas B. Harling of Sedgwick, Kansas
who has made a contract with a we'll.
driller of Wichita, Mr.. Lake, who
left there by auto last Sunday and
will start drilling a well as soon as
they can get started after arriving
here. They expect to have a well
down and shot by the 18th of June
going only to the first sand, from 35C
to 500 feet.
A. P. McCarver came down from
Crested Butte Wednesday evening to
meet Mr. Tom Keene and Mr.. Geo
Hunt of the Allied Mines Corporation
who have come out to inspect the Au-
gusta mine. Mr. Hunt and wife ar
rived on the train Thursday morning
and Mr.. Keene came in Cadillac car
with his wife and four children, arriv-
ing at about three o'clock. Both par
ties are from Pittsburgh, Penn.
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Miss Mary Hoy of Crested Butte,
came in on the Wednesday evening
train from Montrose where she closed
a very successful year of teaching at
the Maple Grove school. She stayed
over night with her aunt, Mrs. O'Neill
and went on home Thursday morning.
Carl j. Nepple and wife of Denver,
visited here Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. Nepple is an old time Gunnison-
ite living here with his parents when
his father was partner in the Mauer
Lumber Co, and leaving Gunnison
some twenty years ago when lad
The High School base ball team
went to Salida by auto last Friday
and played close and exciting game
with the Salida High team Saturday
in which they carried off the honors.
Mr.. o. L. Hargrove went along as
coach
Mrs. 0. L. Hargrove and baby left
Saturday evening for visit with rel
atives in St. Louis. Mr.. Hargrove
joined her at Salida and accompanied
her to Denver, then returned home
Thursday morning.
Chas. McLaren of Salida, an old
time resident of Gunnison, passed
through on Thursdays train. bound
for Trout Haven just below lola. He
expects to spend some time at this
popular resort.
Sim La Plant arrived about one
o'clock today from Salida and is ex-
hibiting one of the Dobbin patent
truck wheels that the Baker Steam
Motor Car Co. is putting out.
M R. Tally of Denver, came in this
week and is filling the agents office
at the depot. Jack O'Fallon, who has
been there only few days as tempo
rary man, left Monday.
Dr. Quigley left Wednesday evening
for Julesburg, Colorado, where he
will deliver an address to the gradu-
ates of the county high school.
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The base ball boys have been busy
all week cleaning up and marking
out their diamond and now have a
very good looking ball ground.
Chas. Tolliver returned Wednesday
from weeks business visit to the
lower country, where he is thinking
of locating on homestead.
Mrs. M. Quinn is reported as inn
proving nicely from her operation
for appendicitis in Denver, and will
be home in a short time.
Mrs. j. H. Rowland will entertain
the Bridge Club at her rooms at La
Veta Hotel Thursday afternoon, May
the 26th.
A. H. Judy went over to Salids
Wednesday evening and may bring
Mrs. Judy home with him Saturday o.
Sunday.
Joe Gallatin leaves tonight fo
Denver. He is now employed by tn,
Ford Motor Co. as salesman in Den
yer.
Mrs. Elmer BonDurant went t,
Gunnison Wednesday, taking her tw,
little daughters, one for dental work
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