The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-04-20


A. E. Hyzer is visitor from Delt;
this week, having come up Tuesday.
was in 0unnison couple of days thi.
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wierick left fol
Delta this morning for few days or
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells will move to
Mrs. Doyle's little house near the C.
& S. depot.
H. C. Bartlett returned Wednes-
day from his annual winter vacation
at eastern points.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Croft of Lake
Fork, spent last Thursday with Mrs.
Schecker at the Blue Bird rooms.
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The M. E. Aid society will meet
next Wednesday at the Community
church. Remember the date, April 26.
home in South Dakota, for short
visit, then will go to Arizona for her
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Songs and chill
dren are nicely located at Mrs. Belle
Coopers. Mr.. Songs has gone to lola
to work.
Theodore Davis returned Sunday
from Denver, after about three weeks
absence, part of which time was spent
in the hospital in Salida.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Reardon returned
to their home in Delta Tuesday, after
visiting relatives and friends in Gun
nison for couple of days.
Bishop johnson of Denver, will
hold services in the Episcopal church
Monday evening at 800 o'clock. All
friends are invited to attend.
Jack Divins came up from his home
stead near Redvale, Sunday evening
md transacted business in Gunnison
Monday, returning home Tuesday.
D. ]. Lehan, Jr., chief accountant
for the Third division of the d. & R.
G. w., made trip to Salida Saturday
on official business, returning Monday.
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Dr. ]. D. Walker left Wednesday
for the lower country, expecting to
visit Austin and Grand JUNG ION while
away and return Sunday or Monday
Mr.. Eric Eastman came in from Sa-
ida Thursday morning to visit his
daughter, who is student here. Fri
lay he expects to return to his home
at Whitepine.
Mrs. George Linscott returned to
her home in Montrose Tuesday, having
seep up to Pitkin to srend Easter
unday with her husband, who is sta
tion agent there.
j. J. Potted is now sojourning in
Grand Junction at the residence of
his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Edith
Simms. A note announces his safe ar
rival and that he is feeling fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts came down
from Crested Butte Wednesday to at
tend the Convention of the Fraternal
Union which met Thursday. They
paid the Empire a very pleasant visit.
w. S. Whinnery and son Charles,
came over from Lake City the first
of the week to drive home some cat
tie that Mr.. Whinnery bought about
a month ago from Date Scott and
Others near Doyleville.
1t is pleasure to live in Gunnison
when we read of 15 inch SHOWS in
Denver on Easter and Montrose en-
joys anywhere from six inches to one
foot of the same on that day. Here
t was little chilly, but no snow or
storm of any sort.
Peter Doyle and wife, who have a
homestead on West Antelope. re-
turned from Butte, Montana, last Fri
day and went up to Baldwin Saturday
to visit few days with Mrs. Doyle's
sister, Mrs. Philip Pressler, before CO.
ing to the homestead.
The Gunnison Motor company re.
ports sales of Ford cars as follows.
+. Keen and W. Kelley, sedans; A
Fisher and ]. Wilson, roadsters; C
Moore, W. Estes, B. McDpnough, j
Rozman, F. Sanford, C. Palmer, and
M. Caswell, touring cars.
The Gunnison Rifle Club has ar
ranged for a set of sporting picture.
| to be put on at the Unique Theatre