The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-10-06

town Monday.
George Pullens was down from tn,
o. C. Coal mine Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Allison was down from
her ranch at Castleton Tuesday.
Mrs. Clarence Russell and son Billy
left for Montrose this morning for 6
few days visit,
Keith Warner left for Soldier Sum
nit Tuesday morning to work on the
D. & R. G. w. at that point.
Mrs. E. Nj. Russ came down from
Gothic the first of this week to again
spend the winter in Gunnison.
]. j. and Grover Carpenter and l..
A. Frank spent the day Monday in
town from Cebolla on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Moore went over
to Ouray and Telluride last Friday to
visit with Mrs. Moores relatives.
II. S. Martin left Thursday for his
home at Home Lake, San Luis Valley,
after pleasant visit with relatives
here for the past three weeks.
]. H. Crowley was in from his ranch
on Willow creek Monday, returning
Tuesday Says he got fine hay crop
and is all ready for the roundup.
Mrs. A. G. Danielson with her little
daughter and neice left on the west
bound train Tuesday, for Baker City,
Oregon, to visit relatives for a month
or six weeks.
Judge Small and wife, who have
spent the summer here, the former
looking after oil matters, left for
their home in Tulsa, Oklahoma,
Thursday evening.
Harold Roster was down Tuesday
from his ranch on the upper Ante
lope. He reports fine crop of oats
and potatoes this year and says every
thing is looking line.
Clyde Handbury and Miss Luella
johnson drove down from Ohio City
Monday to bring Albin Johnson, who
had an attack of rheumatism. After
visiting a doctor they took him to
the Elkhorn resort, where he will re-
main few days.
Mrs L. E. Chessman of Colorado
Springs, and her daughter Mrs. Patee
Russell of ST. Joseph, Missouri, ar
rived Tuesday morning for short
visit at the home of Mrs. Ira Brown.
Mrs. Chessman is sister of the late
Judge Ira Brown.
Frank Adams, old time Gunnison
citizen. but now resident of Den
yer for many years, is making his an
nual Western slope trip in the inter
est of his Colorado Ice & Storage Co,
business, and made this office very
pleasant call Wednesday evening.
S. Peel has sold his ranch above
Baldwin to the Dean Brothers of
Denver, and left Thursday evening
for an extended visit to Denver and
other points. Mr.. Peel has spent
many years on that property and it
is desirable one. Messrs. Dean are
to be congratulated on securing it,
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On Wednesday, Geo. Hetherington
sold for the Rev. S. A. Webber, lots
l, 2, 3, q, and 5, in block IL, Original
Gunnison, to L. N. Fontaine, consid-
Grafton S625.OO. These lots are on
the corner of Wisconsin street and
Georgia avenue, south of the Catholic
church. Mr.. Fontaine plans to build
on these lots next spring.
Sim La Plant, wife and daughter,
were visitors in Gunnison Sunday and
Monday from Salida. Sim says that
the Baker Steamer factory has re-
sumed operations and is turning out
2h ton truck. The factory itself
was not damaged by the big food but
their power was cut off and good
many of their patterns were de-
stroyed, being at the Stearns, Rogers
Engineering Company's plant.
Eugene Decker of Paonia, passed
through town Thursday evening on
his way to Monte Vista with a car
load of apples. Gradually the ranch
men and consumers are getting to-
gether and eliminating to a great
extent the middle man. Mark our
word, the doctrine of cooperative
buying and selling will yet solve the
greater part of the ills the people
have so patiently borne for the past
five decades.