The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-04-06
GUNNIsON ITEMS

he man Hudler was visitor from
Doyleville Tuesday.
A. Holybee returned from Montrose
Wednesday evening.
Miss Lola Patton went to Montrose
Wednesday, returning Thursday.
Clarence Russell returned Wednes-
day from his visit to Ogden, Utah.
Mrs. Roger Teachout returned Mon
day from ten days stay in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mitchell were Wis
iting in town from their Cochetcpa
ranch, Saturday.
Mrs. ]. R. Berg left for Littleton
Tuesday evening. j. r. expects to
follow in few days.
VIM. Redden was visitor from
Taylor river Tuesday, returning on
Wednesday to Almont.
James Ferrens and wife were up
from lola Monday evening, returning
home Tuesday morning.
o
DIR. Qugley was quite i'll the early
part of the week, but we are glad to
report him as able to be at work
again.
Mrs Mary Lawrence has been i'll
this week and during her absence,
Mrs. Grant Rutland taught the 5th
grade.
Mrs. George Watson, Jr., is in town
from her home in Baldwin, for an ex
tended visit with her mother, Mrs. NJ.
Quinn.
Assessor Haymaker made his ap-
rearance at the Court House again
Monday after week at home with
the flu. 1
DR.. Hyatt was called to lola the
first of the week to attend the chill
dren of Mrs James Ferrins, who are
having the flu.
Join Quinn left for Arizona Tues
day evening, where he has accepted a
position. Mrs. Quinn will remain
here for the present.
A broken bit at the oil well stopped
work for few days this week, but
work has been resumed and the hole
is now over 500 feet deep.
O. l.. Mabbitt of Lebanon, Indiana,
WHO has been working for Carey
Partch, has gone to work for Louie
Rouviere for the summer.
Clifford La Plant, who has been
working for Harry Gavette for sew
erel months. went to Pueblo Monday
TO work in the Baker Steamer plant. |
o. C. Wells came up from the An
lerson tie camp on Stuben creek Sat-
urday evening and spent Sunday with
his family, returning to work Monday.
Mrs Ed Mitchell returned to her
tome on the Cochetopa, Wednesday,
after having spent a week with her
laughter, Mrs Walter Haymaker, who
Sas been very ill with the flu for the
last three weeks
A visitor in town from Friday until
Monday, was Mrs. Henry Corum, who
came down on the train from Pitkin,
to visit her mother and attend the
April Fool dance at the l. o. o. F.
hall Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walker celebrat-
ID Carl's 23d birthday last Sunday by
giving a delicious four-course dinner
at their cottage on Colorado street,
to which all of their Gunnison rela-
tives We're invited and enjoyed i'm
mensely.
Mrs. d. NJ Carr entertained few
Young people Thursday evening for
her daughter Miss Lillian. Misses
Beals and Mary Lake and Rial Lake
rendered some music to the delight
of the guests, and happy evening
was spent by all.
We are very glad that the coal
strike does not seem to be affecting
Gunnison county very seriously. The
real battle is in the eastern fields
ard unless something develops, we i'm
agine that so far as we are concerned
we will not feel the results except in
directly.
]. j. Vandemore, Geo. Topain and
III. t. Reno, engineers for the State
Highway commission, were in Gunni-
son the first part of the week and
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