The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-08-25

vile on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Huff and daughter
were down from Ohio City Tuesday.
Mrs. Johny Kane and children are
visiting her parenss in Somerset this
week.
A nine pound boy was born to
Maurice Fornaz, car inspector, last
Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Dohnelly, of Salida, is
here this week visiting her niece,
Mrs. Maty Van AIKEN.
Willet Estes, our genial clerk in
the postoffice, is off On vacation
for couple of weeks.
Ben Head was over from the North
Fork Monday, this being his first
visit in years. He returned home
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Hoy, of Crested Butte,
spent the day visiting Mrs. D. L.
Gray on her ranch west of town,
Wednesday.
Attorney Geo. Hetherington made
a trip to Pittsburg, above Crested
Butte, in company with Thos. W.
Keen, Tuesday.
Jim Langill, an old prospector and
miner, was brought to Gunnison
Wednesday by VIM. Eckbert and
placed in the county hospital.
Sanford Zeigler, wife and sister
and Chester Green returned Tuesday
from an auto trip to Grand Lake and
other points on the western slope.
Mrs. P. C. Boyles is enjoying a
visit with her sister, Miss Breeze
Perry, who arrived last Friday from
Muscogee, Okla, for an indefinite
stay.
w. l.. Curtis sustained a broken
elbow Tuesday while working with a
hay stacker and left in the evening
for the Salida hospital to have the
injury treated.
Mr.. C. A. Leland and family, Miss
Emma Leland and mother drove in
from Denver in their new Chalmers
car. as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Diebold for a week.
Lou Sours returned from his brief
sojourn in Silycrton last Sunday
evening and y. sr work in his old
place again. lid not think he would
find ether surroundings congenial for
long.
: Mrs. w. T. Richardson received
word from her sister, Miss Katherine
Sanders. that she had blood poison
in one hand. Miss Sanders lives on
q ranch near Delta and Mrs. Richard
son left for there on today's train.
Date Scott passed through 'Gunni-
son Tuesday morning on his way to
Montrose on business. He reports he
has seventeen stacks of hay already
up and ten more to put up. Says the
weather has not bothered him. very
much.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. j. ].
Gregg entertained small party of
friends at their ranch home just
south of town. Those who enjoyed
the sumptous dinner and ride out
in the big Marmon car were Mr.. and
Mrs. D. j. Lehan and son Dan, also
Mrs Lehan's son VIM. Richardson and
wife.
The rainy weather affords the
ranchmen ample time to come to
town, although they would rather be
putting their hay in the stack.
Among those noted in town Tuesday
were A. X. Stevens and Clyde Burris
of lola. R. P. Mergelman and Gid
Evans also of lola, w. L. Anderson,
Ed Wiley and Frank Betz of Upper
Gunnison.
DIR. Hanson called on the sheriff
Wednesday morning to go to Pitkin
to look after l.. M. Nance who was
reported to have become demented
d. j. Lehan and F. c. Martin went
up with the DR.. and brought Mr.,
Nance to Parlin where DIR. Hanson
boarded the train for Denver with
the stricken man, accompanied by
his, wife. Mr.. Nance's large circle Of
friends hope that his affiiction may
be only temporary.
Dick Steele, of Springfield. Ill.
who has been here for the past three
weeks visiting his brother, ]. A
Steele, left for home Wednesday
Mr.. Steele is in the Secretary Of