The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-04-13
Gunnison and Pitkin
,ulled From Cunnison Empire and Pitkin Miner
GUNNIsON ITEMS

| GUNNISON ITEMS
i DR.. Russell made trip to White
Ipine Tuesday.
j Martin vefzuh was down from
Crested Butte Wednesday.
1 Geo. Espey came in from Denve
Tuesday with new Nash car.
i L. r. Spann was in town from
Jacks Cabin Wednesday on business
Chas. iMcWilliams is sporting a nev
Dodge car which he bought from Jo'
McDermott.
4 W. C. McDonough and wife drov'
in from their Cochetopa ranch il
their truck for supplies
Mrs. E. w. Mullen came up from
lola Monday evening and visited 6
few days with friends and relatives.
Herbert and Jimmy Mcdonald came
up from Paonia Tuesday, and are
spending few days in town on busi-
ness.
| Miss Kellar came down from Crest
ed Butte Monday, where she had been
nursing sick relatives, and went to
her home at Baldwin Tuesday.
Evelyn, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM Spann, is suffering
from symptoms of flu and typhoid,
and is under the care of DIR. RusseH.
Robert Anderson drove in from Sar-
gent Sunday bringing down Ed Lind
sley, wife and daughter. 1t was the
first car over the Sargent road this
season.
Mrs. Carl j. Sigfrid is here from
Ouray. visiting her daughters, Miss
Alpha Sigfrid, a member of the Nor
NAL faculty and Miss Hester, Nor
NAL student
L. V. Hyatt of Osawatomie, Kansas,
travelling store inspector for the NJ
p, is expected in town Saturday or
SUNDAY to visit his parents, DIR. and
Mrs. N. j. Hyatt.
T.os Nesbit was visitor from his
Baldwin ranch on Wednesday. Mr.
Nesbit was quite i'll good pert of
the winter and his friends are glad to
zee him out again
o.
The w R. c. held their REGULAR
Meeting Tuesday evening at 1. o. o.
hall. The following were initiated
INTO the order: Mesdames Knight,
VIM. Spann. Chas. Hazelhurst, Colin
Moore, and Nelson.
Shorty Pokerhorn came in from
Denver Saturday He helped bring
over the feet of trucks for this coun-
ty. Shorty has been sick but is fairly
-ecoyered and expects to play on our
ball team this year.
Walter Enbom drove through from
Sep'ne~o with his Ford roadster Mon
d'y. the first car over this spring. He
-ero'tNd two had drifts between Sep
incrc ana Ce-ol'a which were removed
by TIE road men on Tuesday.
We have recr've'l word from Lake
citv that NAV account for any in
accuracy or delay in the Silver World
fis week. Mr.. NJ B. Kinney, the edi-
TOR. Is the proud and very much ex-
cited father Of nine-pound baby
girl, born the morning of April z.
The Fmpire sends its congratulations
to Mr.. and Mrs. Kinney.
Jimmy" Cox went over to Salida
last evening and returned this MORN
ng with his wife and her mother,
Mrs. Paul, who will visit a while in
Gunnison.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Miller came
home from Caney, Kansas, last Friday
where they have been guests of their
daughter, Mrs. Milton Cunningham,
for the last two months.
The teachers reading club met
with Miss Emma Meyers Tuesday
night, twelve members present. They
are reading 'The Age of Innocence
After the program dainty lunch was
served.
Elmer Wiley is over from Denver
staying at La Veta. He is suffering
from a very badly infected foot
caused by trying to remove a corn
DIR. Sanford is attending him and il
is believed is slowly overcoming the
trouble.
The pupils of the Colorado street