The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-07-13

M thur L. NippS, LIE. Hunter, ChaS.
Hoel, Washington gulch; D. L. Miller
and wife. Silver Cliff; G. H. Judd,
Gothic; D. E. Gilbert, E. ]. Medin,
d. Murphy, A. L. Peck, T. B. Chiefly,
Denver; W. o. Edmondson, j. W. Shop
shire, S. T. Jones, Pueblo; H. H. Rem
egand, A. G. Euston, Patrick Hanlon,
M. E. Ramsey, E H. Mcdowell, Harry
Endner, Chas. McWilliams, Gunnison;
C. L. Van Duren and wife, B. S. Rich
ards, Paonia; R. c. Barton, Clovis, N.
M; ]. H. Bush, Carl johnson, Frank
Miller, ]. L. McGruder, City; Geo.
Stoffer, Collbran; M o. Carter, T. E, |
Morris, Hotchkiss; R. w. Corwin, B. |
]. Mattison, Pueblo.
On Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Robt. Gibson and son, with Mike Fish
er and son, Mike, Jr., left here in
Gibson's car for Canon City. They
returned Monday morning at five
o'clock. Mr.. Fisher went over to look
at fruit ranch for which he intends
to trade his general merchandise
store here if the other party is agree
able. The gentleman who owns the
farm will be over Sunday to look over
the Fisher establishment.
Miss Laura Beitler arrived Satur-
day evening from Bakersfield, Califor-
mia, where she now resides, and is
employed with the Telephone COM
pany. Miss Beitler was called home
by the serious illness of her brother
William, whom she expects to take
back to California with her as soon
as he is able to make the trip.
w. H. Dudley, photographer for the
State University. Madison Wisconsin,
was an arrival on Tuesday. He was
met here by G. H. Judd and went on
over to Gothic where he will spend
about two weeks. We know he will
take home some good pictures from
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DR.. R. w. Corwin, of Minnenua hos
pitab Pueblo, gave a very interesting
H lecture to a full house at the Princess
theatre on Tuesday evening His sub
iect was my Trip Around the
World" and his trip coveted eight
months
For Sale-The O.. F. Thomas ranch
of 100 acres with horses, cattle and
implements, located z miles from
Crested Butte. Price reasonable. To
be sold by administrator.
2s-4t MARTIN vERzUH.
Mrs. A. P. McCarver was called to
Pittsburgh, Penn, Monday by wire
stating that her. mother was seriously
ill She went as far as Gunnison by
auto, her husband accompanying her
that far. b-,rae Hs
The Colorado State Rangers who
have been stationed here for, several
months past, left on Monday. Two
others came in Sunday to take the
places of Messrs. Staten and Oster.
Mrs. Caseyis expecting her mother.
Mrs. Joanna Metcalf, and sister. Miss
Joanna, from Pueblo. on Sunday or
Monday for short visit.
Tuesday Fred Dice, DIR. Dram and
son Orlando, Charlie johnson, and Ell
roy Miller went to Crys;s, to remain
for several days.
Tanlac is family medicine, as
good for children as it is for grown
folks. Sold by A. Taylor, local dealer
"Nibs" Lashbrook and Maurice
Ramsey spent a few days here this
week repairing telephone lines.
Jack Waterman has been suffering
from severe attack ef tonsilitis, but
is able to be out again.
Trucks and cars have come over the
hill from Paenia the past weel, with
cherries to sell. st
Mrs. Frank Knowle, and party were
visitors in town, from Gunnison on
Tuesday.
Tony DAMN and Mrs. Geo. Andre
alta were up from Jacks Cabin Tues
day. sa.a
| Call on the Pilot for fish tags. We
have new supply on, hand now.
u Mrs. D. L. Gladstone motored in
from Gunnison Tuesday.
Fish tags for sale at this office.
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