The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-04-11

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Free garden seeds at the Empire
office. See notice in another part of
this paper.
George Byouke >and Tony Roman
were down from Crested Butte Sat
urday.
Miss Verna Waterman, county su-
perintendent of schools, paid a visit
to the lola school yesterday.
Mrs. Jos. Metroz left Monday even
ing for Rocky Ford for visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Pauline Rose.
Ben Jorgensen went to Somerset
this morning to help along that end
of the county in the Liberty Loan
drive.
Louie Roman and Mike Bear
passed through Gunnison Saturday
on their way from Crested Butte
to Salida.
Miss Nellie Reppy came in the
last of the week from Doyleville for
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Mrs. H. II. Fogg.
Mrs. VIII Keelor returned this
morning from Salida where she has
been in consultation with the hos
pital authorities for several weeks.
NJ Greenburg of Salida, was bust
ness visitor between trains last Sun
day, in Gunnison. While here he pur-
chased n carload of iron from r. E.
Murphy.
Mrs. Lizzie Pennington returned
Tuesday from Sioux City, Iowa, where
she has been for several months. She
is to take charge of the telegraph
office again here.
Jack Killian who has been living
in Denver for some time past, went
through Gunnison Tuesday on his
way to Delta. Jack is one of the
land marks of the western slope.
After several weeks spent at home
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Springer, recuperating from an at.
tack of heart trouble, Roy Springer
went back to his work in Pitkir
An outgoing passenger Saturday
was Miss Pauline Hall, who returned
to Gunnison to resume her studies
after a few days spent with her par
ents in Cedaredge.-Delta Indepen
dent.
]. G. Kuenz, manager of the Lorain
Waunita Mine and Reduction com
pany at Pitkin. went to Salida yester
day evening to take treatment unde
DR.. Cochems at the Red Cross hos
pital.
DR.. George Sullivan, of the Nor
NAL School board, returned hom
Monday morning from Greeley, wher
he went with President Kelley SOM
ten days ago to attend meeting o
the trustees.
Mr. R f. Diemer, president o
the Montrose National Bang an,
largely interested in other large af
fairs in our sister county, passe
through Gunnison Monday evening o.
his way to Denver
The J. NJ. Karr family, who hav
made their home in this city 70
some time. Mr.. Karr being roadmas
ter for the D. 6 R. c., left this wee
TO reside in Gunnison, Mr.. Evans an
Mr. Karr having exchanged Offices
Delta Independent.
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A telegram received from Mrs. Ar
thur Brook. states that her fathe
passed away Friday morning at Kan
sas City, Missouri, just before he
arrival at that place. Mrs. Brook
many friends extend their spmpath
to her in the loss Of her father.
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Hon. o. c. Skinner, register of TIL
United States Land office at Mont
rose, passed through Gunnison thi
morning on his way home from Pu
eblo, He was accompanied by hi
daughter, Mrs. P C. Mohishky, o
Ridgway.
In the contest for the diamond
ring conducted at the Unique theatre
last week, Miss Daisy May Keelor re
ceived the highest number of popu
larity votes and was awarded thu
ring. Miss Daisy wishes, through
the Empire, to thank her friends fol
their successful efforts in her behalf
"Billy" Blair, who has been run
ming the Lake City Times since the
main hotel at Denver kept stalls ant
feed boxes for bull teams, is nov
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