The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-22

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Tbos. W. Keen left for Pittsburgh,
Penn, on the Sunday evening train
on mining business.
Homer w. Gray leaves for Boulder
Saturday, to continue his engineering
course in the University
.
Dr. Louis Weiss came in from Vul-
can Sunday and remained until
Wednesday on Court business.
G. H. Hunt and f. C. Joy were
down from Crested Butte on business
of the Allied Mines Corporation.
Hugh Palmer left for Boulder
Tuesday evening where he will be a
student at the u. of c. this winter.
Hugh Hetherington left for Boul-
der Wednesday evening to attend the
State University the coming school
year.
S. E. Day and wife left for Soldier
Summit. where Steve will be en-
ployed by the d. & R. G. w. this
winter.
DR.. Elum Russell and wife returned
this morning from Colorado Springs
where they have been visiting for
about week.
Judge Logan and District Attorney
Lee Burgess left by auto in Ed
Braunds car, for Montrose Wednes-
day afternoon.
Hon. Perl B. Gates, General Ag't of
the Farmers Life Insurance, was in
town this week looking after business
for his company.
Mrs. ]. NJ. McDougal returned Tues
day evening from California, and ex-
poets to remain in Gunnison this
winter with the Judge.
Attorney S. d. Crump of Denver,
was in attendance at this term of
Court, coming in Monday morning
and returning Tuesday evening.
Mrs. W. A. Diebold left Monday
evening for Kansas City to be gone
couple of weeks. She expects to have
her mother return to Gunnison with
her
NJ. T,-no Loft fD,. napya, T,ae-
day morning in his Ford runabout,
after spending a couple of months
visiting his friend, Judge j. NJ Nc
Dougal
Miss Myra Ronald leaves Friday
evening for Wisconsin to visit an
aged aunt who is not in good health.
She expects to be gone for several
weeks at least.
R. S. Brown returned Monday eve
ming after short visit with his fam
lily. Mr.. Brown has charge of mine
and smelter at Ilse, for the Colorado
Lead Products Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Corum were in
town from Pitkin, Saturday. Mr. Cor
um is building some nursery ponds
for young trout out on the tract Civ
en- the State by w. L. Curtis.
VIM. Swigart met us Saturday and
says he finished haying on the Dos
Rios ranch Thursday afternoon and
has cut 500 tons of hay and has it all
in stack. Some hay and some ranch
Frank Hoheisel came in on 315 this
morning and went on up to Almont
He reports Mrs. Hoheisel as improv-
ing now after having had serious
time from her late operation foi ..r.
pendicitis.
Albin Johnson came down from Pit
kin Friday last and remained over
until Monday, when he left for Ohio
City, where he will do some develop
ment work on a mining claim up Gold
Creek, for Mrs. Thos. w. Keen.
H. w. HALEY, representing Western
Farm Life, of Denver, was a visitor
in Gunnison Thursday. He has been
attending the Fair at Montrose and
reports it as being fine in every par
ticular, and very satisfactory in point
of attendance.
DIR. Wightman's Bible class will
hold its monthly meeting with a
wiener roast on the river, Monday
the 26th. All members are requested
to bring cups, fork and spoon, as we'll
as sandwiches and wieners. Also
meet at the church at $50 sharp.
The Catholic children had a picnic
at Alonzo Miller's ranch last Friday,
at which twenty-six children were