The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-10-20

The deer hunters seem to have been
moderately successful this season.
John Boni returned from Denver
Monday. He had cattle on the mar
ket last Friday.
Rachel Kane returned home Mon
day morning after visit of about
four months in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs Robt. Kirby and Mrs.
Kirby's mother, Mrs. Fred Hay, went
to Montrose Monday morning.
A. ]. Cady of Paonia, passed thru
here on Wednesdays train for Denver
and will drive back a new car.
Miss Kate Walker left Monday
morning for Grand Junction to at
tend the Teachers Convention.
Mrs Oscar Nelson went down to
Montrose Monday to have dental work
done, returning Tuesday evening.
Maurice Tierney left for Denver
Monday night after spending few
DAYS visiting friends in Gunnison-
Miss Aren't spent few days in
Ouray and other west slope points in
the interests Of primary extension
work
DR.. Ferris spent a day or so in
Montrose last week organizing class
of grown-ups in European govern
ment.
r. P. and Chas Mergelman and Phil
Reiss returned from Denver Tuesday
morning after taking over a shipment
of cattle.
S. D. Crump came over from Dem
yer Wednesday morning TO attend the
inquest over the remains of Howard
Carpenter.
Arthur Miller was one of the lucky
hunters who brought in buck. He
succeeded in getting it the last day
of the season.
Mrs. NJ. E. Crissman, mother of Mrs.
VIM. Jennings, arrived Tuesday morn
ing from Lewiston. Penn, for an in
definite visit in Gunnison with her
daughter.
A. + Hyzer was up from Delta this
week attending to business matters.
Mr.. Hyzer is always welcome in Gun
nison and the Empire acknowledges
pleasant visit
Mr.. MCGOWAN from the Que Qua
camp brought in a fine buck Sunday
which he got on one of the branches
of the upper Cebolla. He shipped it
to Denver that night
Mrs. o. F. Brooke sustained fall
on the street recently occasioned by
two dogs fghing, and quite badly
strained her lower limbs. She has
suffered much pain but is slowly re-
covering,
The Red Cross contemplates a vast
number of Christmas boxes to go to
European children, who otherwise
will have no presents. The plan will
doubtless be more fully published in
next weeks papers.
Most all the teachers are in Grand
Junction this week attending the Ed
ucational Convention. While there
they will get to see a wonderful foot
BALL game, we imagine, as Gunnison
with an unbroken record of victory
so far this year, meets Grand juno
tion for do-or-die game.
A number of Gunnison Odd Fellows
and Rebeckas are in Denver this week
attending the Fifty-fourth Annual
convention. DIR. Hyatt, Clarence Ad-
ans and Mrs. Gertrude Osborne, Mrs.
E. M. Collins and daughter Margaret,
left Saturday evening, Miss Ethel
Lashbrook went over Sunday.
oiACiSS oNoPpSa ONSi III ooii-
nison on his way from Denver to
Grand Junction from Friday till Sun
day morning. He enjoyed himself
immensely visiting old friends and
scenes here and is in the best of
health. The Empire editor had the
pleasure of several interesting visits
with him while here. 1t is over q
quarter of century since doc" was
sheriff of Gunnison county, but he
still has warm spot in the hearts
of the old timers.
Frank Killey, six year old son oi
Mr. and Mrs Ben Killey, had a mar.
row escape Monday afternoon wher
his clothes were set on fire by hi.