The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-03-03
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Cunnison News
From Tho Empire

~. L. OleVenS was IN from tne rancn
on business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Wiley were shop
ping in town Monday.
Ben McDonough came down from
Parlin Wednesday on business.
Mrs Ed. Allen and Mrs. Cad Jones
were shopping in town Tuesday.
l.. Ogg went to Montrose Monday
morning to work on the bridge gang.
T. OLeary made trip to Salida
last Sunday evening, returning Tues
day.
C. w. Carr from the Lake Fork,
spent a couple of days in Gunnison on
business this week sf. m
s. E. Snyder has arrived in San Di-
ego. California, where his address is
Robt. E. Lee Hotel ss.
Fred Hay came down from Smith
Hill mine last Thursday on business
matters. returning Sunday. t +,
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N. ]. Anderson came in from his
saw mill on Steuben creek, en- busi-
ness Tuesday, returning Wednesday.
Jas. Darter left on 316 Wednesday
morning for Salt Lake City, where he
expects to visit for about three weeks
Mrs. Moffit, trained nurse, returned
to Crested Butte Monday morning af-
ter short time nursing at the Mel
vim Herrick home.
John johnson returned Monday
morning from about months visit
with his brother in the southeastern
part of the state.
A. P. McCarver, who has charge of
the new work being done on the Au-
gusta mine, was a visitor in Gunnison
Friday and Saturday last.
Mrs. Jess Ferguson came back with
her mother. Mrs. j. L. Wise, from Sa-
Ida and went on to her home at
Spencer, Wednesday morning.
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Keith Warner and wife returned
from Delta Monday evening. Keith
plans on remaining in Gunnison for
the future and taking up ranching.
J. Fl. Robinson went over to the
Lake Fork Monday morning to do
some surveying on the road fer the
county. He returned Wednesday eve
ming.
Chas. Smelzer took bunch of
horses down to Cebolla last Friday,
returning on the train Sunday eve
ming and on to Castleton on Mondays
stage.
I L. Crews came up from Sapinero
Thursday to look over his cattle here
and went on over to Moffat on the
Sunday evening train He is feeding
a much larger bunch over there.
Mel Deering came down from Par
lin Wednesday morning and was met
at the train by E. M. Nourse, who ac-
ccmpanied him on to Montrose where
they had business at the Land Office.
James Tyson, Supt. of the C. F. &
l. coal mine at Crested Butte, re-
turned from Pueblo Monday. where
he has been for the past two weeks
at Minnequa hospital for the removal
of his tonsils.
Herbert M. Bowes, brother of Mrs.
j. T. Logic was called back to Detroit
on business matters Monday evening.
He expects to be gone ten days or
two weeks when he will return to
help Mrs. Logic dispose of her in
terests here.
Pres. Samuel Quigley was taken
through the third degree in Masonry
Tuesday evening. After the ceremony
the members of the lodge enjoyed-a
nice luncheon prepared for them by
the Presbyterian ladies' at the Presby-
terian church.
Mrs. Josephine l.. Wise returned
from the Red Cross hospital at Salida
wednesday morning, somewhat i'm
proved by Radium treatments. She
will stay at the home of Mrs. M. +.
Wilt for about month when she will
have to return to the hospital
Guy Hardness of Lake City. came
in from Texas Friday morning. He
reports that the oil business is as
dull as any other at the present time
and that he closed down four wells
that We're producing 60 barrels of oil
per day. that one year ago was being
sold for S4.25 per barrel, but now
they could not sell at S1-75. Mr..
Harkness went on over to Lake CITY