The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-05-05
Mrs. Chas. Otis, who will be we'll re-

Mrs. Chas Otis, who will be we'll re-
membered by most of our people as
! Ethel Keenan,, sent a cablegram TO
her mother, Mrs. Elmer Ames, this
week announcing that she had arrived
safely in Paris. on Wedne sday. She
and her husband left New York about
ten days ago. having but recently re-
turned to that place from South
America. Mr.. Otis is interested in
oil and his travels have to do with
his business. They will remain in
Paris month or six weeks at present
calculations, at which time they at
present plan on returning to Gunni-
son for short visit.
c. A Partch and wife returned
Thursday morning from Salida. Mr.
Partch has been in the ID. & r. G.
hospital for about seven months suf-
fering from varicose veins and sew
eral times was reported not expected
to live. He is getting around nicely
now with the aid of cane and hopes
to be fully recovered in a short time.
Mr. Wayne Lickiss, previously en-
ployed in this place, returned last
Saturday and is now engaged with
the Empire Mr.. Lickiss an expert
machine man as we'll as all round
printer and arrives at just the time
the heaviest run of work the Office
has ever enjoyed.
This Office acknowledges a short
visit from Hector Chiariglione, ed
itor of L'Unione, an Italian newspa-
per published at Pueblo. The editor
is here in the interests of the man on
trial for the Telluride murders.
]. w. Hurst, old time resident of
Crested Butte, returned Wednesday
from winter spent in Florida. He
will go on up to his mining properties
which are located near the Augusta
mine, in few days.
Archer Miller went over to Salida
Tuesday evening and returned Thurs
in the hospital couple of months.
Mrs Miller is very much improved
in health.
Undertaken Clarence Adams was
called to Parlin Wednesday to con-
duct the funeral of little Rose Luz
cero, 90 months old daughter of Gus
imo Lucero, section foreman at that
place.
The debating team of the High |
School went to Montrose this morn
ing. The band and those who will
compete in the Track Meet will gol
down tomorrow
A. B. Coats and niece, Mrs. Laura
Chamberlain, returned Wednesday
evening from a winter spent in Cali
fornia.
Mrs Joe Partch returned Wednes-
day from Salida where she had her
tonsils removed and some dental work |
done.
E. A. Foster went over to Powder
horn Wednesday to have look at the
old ranch home and stay few DAYS. |
Miss Myra Ronald returned home
Wednesday from two months visit
in California and Denver
Miss Lorain Fields and Mr.. Carroll
Christie went home to Olathe Wednes-
day for few days visit.
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Mrs. Paul Nordstrom and her baby |
have both got case of measles. Paul
is in Denver at present.
w. S. Spain and wife and Mr..
Sprague and wife were up from the
Spain ranch Saturday.
Gunnison Has a Real Sherlock Holmes
For Marshal.
Tuesday morning when the train
pulled in from Salida and Leslie
Urine jumped to the ground he was
met by Marshal Crooks and d. & RIG.
Detective McCaffery and placed under
arrest charged with the theft of
$3.50 that was stolen from the local
ticket Office on Tuesday of last week
while Agents Hogan and Jennings
were at lunch.
Marshal Crooks has been quietly
working on the case and watching
the young man since the day of the
robbery and had traced where he had
been spending money pretty freely
until Saturday evening he took the
train for Salida.