The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-05-04
Gunnison and Pitkin
Items Culed From Gunnison Empire and Pitkn Miner
GUNNIsoN ITEMS

w. S. Burtis was up from lola Tues
day.
George Mason went over to Lake
City Wednesday.
Mrs. w. B. Conklin left for Salida
Tuesday evening.
Virgil E. Nation was down from
Ohio City Tuesday.
Verne Brown was down from Pariin
Tuesday on business.
Ed Lindsey was visiting in town
Wednesday from Sargent.
Frank Dice and family were visitors
from Quartz creek Tuesday.
Arthur Mills of Crested Butte, was
in town couple of days this week.
G. A. Sandberg was over from Sail
da Wednesday attending to business
matters.
L. A. Frank and family and Grover
Carpenter drove up from Cebolla on
shopping tour Wednesday.
Attorney Geo. Hetherington made
a trip to Crested Butte Tuesday on
business, returning Wednesday.
Lee Ferguson of the upper Cebolla,
was in town Monday and Tuesday fill
ing on a homestead in that country.
Wesley Bailey and wife came down
from Crested Butte Monday and are
staying several days with Mrs. E. Fl.
Mcdowell.
DIR. Louie Weiss expects to arrive
in Gunnison next Tuesday and go on
out to Vulcan to spend the summer
after few days in town.
c. E. Handbury came down Wednes-
day from Pitkin and left for Cripple
Creek and Denver Thursday evening
to be gone a week or ten days.
Ed Scott and wife of Seattle, WASH,
who have been visiting Mrs. A. d. Nc
Kee and other relatives here for the
past two months, returned home
Tuesday morning.
Ray Andrews returned Sunday from
Bakersfield, California, where he
spent the winter. He drove n car
through to Montrose in six days and
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The High School baseball team has
challenged the High School Alumni
for game to be played during com
mencement week. The College Fac
lty has issued similar challenge
to the College Students. Both games
are sure to be interesting.
On May 1st r. j. Knight purchased
tre Reinbow Tire Shop ard combined
It with his Battery Service. He re-
tains Mr. Staus in the tire depart
rent end invites all patrons to call
nj get acquainted with the new
management. Mr.. Chinery will do
contracting this season.
Mrs. Scott Dickinson returned from
Buffalo, N. Y, last week and Monday
left for her home in Pitkin, where
she will reside for the summer She
says she had splendid time east dur
ng the winter, and that the weather
was exceptionally fine. She is looking
well and will be warmly greeted by
all her old friends.
j. X. Cochran of Charlton, Iowa,
was in town Wednesday. He was re-
turning from Crested Butte where he
1ad gone to address a meeting of
miners but was stopped by one of Mr..
SNoup's rangers. Just how a peace
able meeting can be stopped by the
mere whim of Pat Hammock is some
what beyond most of us, but strange
things happen these days. There is
no law sacred to those who have the
power.
Wednesday morning Mr.. C. F. Mar
tin of the Gunnison Motor company,
started to Denver with two cars, a
Cadillac and an Essex, to bring back
six new Fords. The Essex will be left
in Denver to be repainted and over
hauled and the Cadillac will be driven
back by w. G. Neiderhut, who accom-
panied the party over. Besides Mr.
Neiderhut and Mr.. Martin, those going
in the two cars were Mrs Martin, Mrs.
E. I. Brown, Mrs. T. C. Clayton of
Crested Butte, DR.. and Mrs Wight
man, Mrs. Lawson, Mr. C. T. Palmer,
and Mr. L. E. Neal.
S. f. Land of the State Game and