The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-05-05

c. T. Stevens went over to Denver
Friday evening.
r. F. Walker came in from Vulcan
Tuesday evening.
r. R. Cole was down from Sargents
Tuesday between trains.
c. T. Stevens returned Tuesday
morning from trip to Denver.
Wm. Walker returned from a short
business trip to Salida Wednesday.
Ted Stephenson and son of Doyle
vile. were in town by auto Saturday
ION business.
Virgil f. Nation and wife were
down from their ranch near Ohio City
Tuesday on business.
L. A. Frank and family were up
from their ranch on Elk creek Satur-
day shopping in town.
j. NJ Flick and son Homer were
visitors in town Tuesday from their
ranch near Ohio City.
Mrs. John Blair came over from the
Lake Fork Tuesday evening, return
ing Wednesday morning.
r. S. Brown left Friday evening for
Canon City where he may accept a
position in lead-zinc mine.
Fred Stamm returned Saturday
from Denver where he has been Wis
iting for about three weeks.
C. R. Florer left on the train
Thursday morning for Delta to be
gone until Sunday on business.
l.. c. Sharp is now operator on Mar
shall Pass, and Mrs. Sharp and two
children made trip to Gunnison Sat
urday.
Geo. Mason went up to the Treasury
Tunnel Friday morning. He has two
men working and expects to be ship
ping soon.
Ralph Little of Quartz creek, was
called to Salida Friday evening where
his daughter has. been in the hospital
for over a week
Chas. Bruner, uncle of Mrs. Geo.
Sullivan, came in from Denver Sat-
urday morning. He expects to visit
for a time in Gunnison.
A. p. McCarver of the Allied Mines
Corporation. at Crested Butte. came
down Sunday evening and bought
Fordson tractor for the mine.
F. G. Emry and Mr.. Mack of the
Independent Lumber Co. of Delta,
passed through Gunnison Monday on
their way home from Denver
C. ". Martin of the Gunnison Mo-
tor CO., went to Denver Wednesday
evening and expects to bring back
mechanic or two for the garage.
Mrs. Mary Hewitt, daughter of Mrs
Mary Posom, was committed to the
asylum for the insane in the County
Court. Tuesday and was taken over to
Pueblo that evening
Tuesday morning Miss Ada Hicks
returned to Gunnison after week at
home. being called there by the seri-
Gus illness of her mother. Mrs Hicks
is reported improving and it is ex-
pected she will be around in a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Foeg went over
to Denver Tuesday evening called by
the sudden death of c. f. Stephens,
husband of Mrs. Fogg's niece, who
was formerly Miss Arloa Knode. They
will probably stay in Denver couple
of weeks.
At the Westminster Guild which
met with Mrs. Lawrence last Monday
night. the ladies decided to raise the
money for the young lady whom they
are educating in Guatemala, by sell
by selling tags all three days of the
Cattlemen's celebration.
Mrs. j. +. Howarth arrived Friday
morning from Lake George, Colorado,
to join her husband who has been here
about three weeks. Mrs. Howarth was
delayed on account of the big snow
storm of the 18th of last month. They
expect to make their home in Gunni-
SON
Sunday night the Pastime Billiard
Hall was entered and about $4,000
in chips, 10 cents in money and al
small six. shooter was taken. DIR.
Walkers Drug store next door. was
hroken into about the same time and