The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-06-16
Gunniison News
From The Empire

Cunnison News
From The Empire
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Undersherif Lehan made a trip to
Crested Butte Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Spencer is home from
school for the summer vacation.
Albin johnson was down from the
Roosevelt Tunnel at Pitkin Satur-
day.
DIR. Loui Weiss and Jack Dempsey
drove in from Vulcan Monday. re-
turning Tuesday.
Fred Dice left Wednesday for
Smith Hill where he expects to do
team work this summer.
M. o. Waterman and wife returned
Sunday to their home at Eckert after
visiting their sons at Glacier.
Ernest Foster, Jr., went to Delta
Friday for expert consultation re-
garding troublesome tonsils.
Miss Emma Foster, who has been
teaching in Delta, is visiting her
relatives and friends in town.
Clyde Stokes and Hicks Whit were
down from West Antelope Tuesday.
CLYDE made an amended filing on his
homestead
E. A. Foster is the new clerk at the
Endner Hardware. He started in
about the 1st of the month and is
showing marked ability.
Geo. Mason returned Saturday
from a week at the Treasury Tunnel.
He reports that he has two men at
work and expects to be able to ship
car load of ore soon.
The county road graders were at
work the fore part of the week on
the lower end of Tomichi Ave-, be-
low South Park track, and the road
leading to the Palisade bridge.
Three cars got stuck in the mud
between the Jointed Rod resort and
Fountain Place Sunday night. The
Gunnison Motor Co. sent a Ford
tractor down to pull them out.
w. p. Sammons and family drove
to Powderhorn Saturday, returning
Sunday, being among the several
motor parties who swamped into a
washout below the A. L. Wilson re-
sort.
Miss Blanch Ross, teacher of the
First Grade in the Pine Street school,
left for Alamosa Saturday evening
where she will visit for month
then return for the last half of the
summer school,
Miss Minnie Green and Miss Isabel
O'Neil, who have been teaching for
several years in the Gunnison schools,
left Wednesday evening for Portland,
Oregon, where they have accepted
positions for next year.
Mrs. C. C. Erwin came up from
Ridgway last Friday evening to Sc
cure quarters for her son and daugh-
ter to attend the summer school.
She returned Saturday morning to
pack up and come back with the
young folks Monday evening.
Saturday, Sunday and Monday were
busy days around the station at
train time, which was mostly an in
definite period owing to the various
floods and washouts The closing of |
the spring term and starting of sum-
mer school took out and brought in
q good many students
Mrs. John Stavely and children,
accompanied by Misses Leah Hart
man and Gladys Camp went to lola
Saturday to meet Ranger Stavely,
who was in attendance at a stock
mems meeting at that place, after
which all went to the ranch at Ca
thedral. The young ladies' will re-
turn to Gunnison after brief out
ing on the upper Cebolla.
In the good old days when the
young man went to see his girl with
horse and buggy. if he got home
late he was delayed by busted tug.
But nowadays the fellow with a
gasoline car has no tugs to lay it to,
however. If his lights won't work he
can't be expected home before morn
ing. for it is contrary to law to drive
car at night without lights. And
the villain still pursues her.