The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-07-27

N. v. Napier mae trip to Colora-
do Sp.ings, returning home Monday,
Mrs. S. J. Miller arrived home Mon
day after two weeks spent in Denver
Mr.. Kent of Sapinero, attended the
celebration here. returning home on
Saturday.
A brother of John Rozman from
C. B. was visiting him few days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn and family of
Powderhorn, were visitors in the city
the past week.
Arthur Johnson of the Lake Fork,
left for home Tuesday after week
spent in the city.
Mrs. Rumble and children of Pow
derhorn, enjoyed the Cattlemen's eel
ebration here last week.
The State Brand Inspector came in
from Denver last week, leaving for
Grand Junction Saturday.
Mrs. Clinton Spencer's mother, Mrs.
E. Jones of Center, is visiting at the
Spencer home for few weeks.
Mrs. Clarence Wright and son, and
Miss Lizzie Ewart, all of Lake City,
attended the big show last week.
Chester Pittser and aunt, Mrs.
Laura Lewis, came in flom Denver
last week and will spend their vaca-
tion here.
Merle Harlan of Gainesville, Mo-,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. E. T. Brown.
Mr.. Harlan was former student at
the C. S. N. S.
Jud Scobey and Tom. May went to
Cheyenne Friday evening taking with
them their best horses, to enter in
the relay races at that place
Miss Lillian Carr has been the
guest of her mother, Mrs. D. M. Carr,
for the past week and enjoyed the
Cattlemen's celebration very much.
f. F. Arthur, wife and daughter
from Luther, Okla, are camping at
the Wiley place. They arrived last
week and will remain month. They
cone here every year for their outing.
L. r. Stewart and wife of Murfes-.
hor,o, Illinois, were here for the past
week visiting Mr.. Stewards uncle,
Lewis H. Easterly. Mr.. Stewart is an
attorney. They left for home Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Margaret Kelso of Pueblo,
passed through Gunnison on Tuesday,
on her way home after spending some
time with her sister, Mrs. d. C. Baker
of Lake Fork.
Mrs. p j. Hurley's cousins, Will
and Charlie Gilkerson, and the son
and daughter of the latter, came in
from Fort Collins last week for
NiSit Win TtiallVeS mere.
Miss Reva Miller of Montrose,
stopped over in Gunnison to visit her
sister Cleone, who is student at the
Summer chool. Miss Reva is enroute
to Cheyennt, where she will visit her
friend, Mrs. E. D. Brown, nee Anna
Lindquist
James Smith of Paonia, was in town
Wednesday, enroute home from Wy
oming. He was all through the Uin-
tah country and northern Colorado.
For nd things pretty badly burned out
except along the streams where they
have irrigation.
Carl Milliken, Secretary Of State,
and candidate for denomination, also
VIM. P. Reed, Representative from
BOULDER, and Richard Shaw, of the
State Motor Vehicle Department,
were Gunnison visitors Monday. They
were making political tour of the
state.
On complaint of the U. s. Forest
Service, Ira w. Wupperman of Lake
City. was brought before Justice of
the Peace Napier, and charged with
leaving camp fire unextinguished,
which is a misdemeanor under the
state law. He pleaded guilty to the
charge and was fined by the Court.
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Mrs. w. A. Goodman and her son,
DR.. Albert A. Goodman, with VIM. B.
Easterly' all of Pueblo, came over
last Friday and will remain for a
week visiting Lewis II. Easterly and
family DR.. Goodman was veterin-