The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-05-12

G. NJ Doering left Wednesday for
a short visit at Cathedral.
Evan Brown is visiting his mother,
Mrs Elizabeth Brown, this week.
W. II. Corum took several cans of
young trout over to the Lake Fork
this week.
D. l.. Gladstone returned to the
Buttes Tuesday morning after serv-
ing on the jury.
c. o. johnson and Floyd Wilson
motored over from Powderhorn on
business Tuesday.
Harve Billings returned Tuesday
evening from Montrose after a short
visit with relatives.
A nine pound girl arrived at the
home of Harry Beauvais Tuesday
morning. All doing we'll.
Little Riley Dean returned Friday
from Salida fully recovered from his
operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Shotwell left
Wednesday for visit with friends
and relatives at Powderhorn.
A. X. Stevens was up to Gunnison
in his auto Wednesday for the first
time after his recent sick spell.
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Theodore Davis left for Delta
Wednesday morning to attend the fu
neral of his brother-in-law, Mr.. Frank
Marshall.
Miss Olive Wilson of Powderhorn,
spent several days in town this week
visiting her aunt, Mrs. H. Knoll and
other friends.
j. ID. Jennings returned Tuesday
evening from trip to Lake City on
business connected with the Fish and
Game department.
Rev. Clem Davies, wife and baby.
took the train for Grand Junction
Tuesday morning. Mr.. Davies goes to
attend convention.
Judge Burnett of Delta, returned to
that place Tuesday morning after
conducting the case of R. P. Van Tuyl
in the District Court.
A. L. Whitehorn of Ohio City came
down on the Pitkin train Monday and
went up to Mill creek Tuesday morn
ing to do some surveying.
Georgia Calkins came home Friday
morning after short visit at the D. |
& r. G. hospital in Salida, where she
was operated on for appendicitis.
Elmer Wiley passed through Gunni-
son Tuesday morning on his way from
Denver to Somerset where he has
charge of the roadwork in that dis
trict.
Mrs. Mary Blinbury left Wednesday
morning on the train for Sapinero to
go to her homestead on the Black
mesa. where she expects to reside
this summer.
A. G. Clark and wife and son John.
returned Friday evening from Cali
fornia. Mrs. Clark and John have
been gone all winter but Mr.. Clark
only about month.
) The jury in the case of John Ko-
chevar charged with murder at the
Tom Boy mine, returned verdict of
not guilty Friday evening at nine
O'Clock. after being out only three
hours.
J. J. Miller and b. II. Snyder of
Crested Butte, returned from La
Junta. Wednesday morning, where
they attended the State Convention
of the Knights of Columbus. They
report very pleasant session.
T. L. Crews came over Saturday |
evening with two train loads of cat |
tie that he has been feeding near
Moffat all winter He will continue
to feed them on his ranch south of
town for short time before turning
them out on the range.
Judge S. NJ. Logan returned to
Grand Junction Wednesday morning
after holding his first session of court
as District Judge. The attorneys,
jurors. and people in general were
much pleased with the judges rulings
and general conduct of the Court.
l.. c. Sharp, wife and two children,
came down from Marshall Pass
Wednesday for few days in Gunni-
son. Mr.. Sharp has been in the hos
pitar at Salida for some time but says