The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-03-21

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F. d. Curtis left for Denver Sun
day afternoon.
Guy Munson was down from his
Elko sawmill Wednesday.
Edward P. Gibbs of Ohio City, is
spending the week in the city.
DIR. Hanson returned Sunday from
a professional trip to Somerset.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid meets
this afternoon with Mrs. Lashbrook
F. M. Cox, of Marshall Pass was a
visitor in Gunnison yesterday, COM
ing here on 315.
County Superintendent of Schools,
from a sudden illness today.
Mrs. John Clifford was called to
Cripple Creek last week on account
of the illness of her daughter.
Mrs. George Lightley and daughter,
Miss Lena Lightley, returned Monday
from Canon City where they spent
the winter.
H. Wayne Russell, representing the
North American Accident Insurance
company, is calling on Gunnison peo-
pie this week.
Rev. White of the Presbyterian
church went to Pitkin Monday morn
ing to pay his periodical visit to that
place and Ohio City.
Members of the Presbyterian church
are reminded that the annual meet
ing of the congregation will take
place next Sunday evening.
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A number of workmen arrived in
Gunnison yesterday from Denver to
take positions with the contractor
on the East Gunnison sewer.
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Miss Elizabeth Nourse has issued
invitations for dancing party to be
given at Odd Fellows Hall, Saturday
evening next, at eight o'clock.
Judge Stone returned Sunday from
a trip to Denver and has been up to
his collar ever since with work that
accumulated while heswas away.
1t is announced that John b. Tur-
ner has purchased some property in
Pueblo and will shortly remove to
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President Kelley of the State Nor
NAL, who went over to Alamosa last
week where he was billed for
speech. returned home Monday morn
ing.
Edgar o. Wilson, formerly county
clerk and now holding responsible
position in Crested Butte, was in
Gunnison for day the first of the
week.
Tom Cunningham was passenger
through Gunnison Wednesday morn
ing. He was returning from the east
where he has been for the past four
months.
DIR. Brethouer, one of the promi-
nent physicians of Montrose, passed
through Gunnison yesterday on his
way home after call for consulta-
ton in Salida.
On his return from a business trip
to Paonia, former Governor Ammons
was shaking hands with friends at
the depot Saturday night on his way
home to Denver.
c. II. McCutchan, of Crested Butte,
was Gunnison visitor Wednesday.
He paid the Empire call and says
Crested Butte is doing lots of bust
ness in spite of the terrific snow fall.
Mrs. Burt Dollard, who has been at
Salida for some time visiting her son,
Conner, who is in the d. & r. G. hos
pital there. returned home Monday
morning. She reports the latter pro-
crossing very nicely and that he will
be home in few days.
Mrs. w. R. Pitney, who has been
visiting friends in Gunnison for sew
eral days, returned to her home in
Lake City yesterday. Mrs. Pitney
plans to return to Gunnison in the
fall and live here for the benefit
offered by the Gunnison schools.
E. S. Moulton and G. H. Martin
two prominent mining men operating
large mines and mills near Lake City
passed through Gunnison Saturda,
night on their way to Denver on bust
ness matters. During the lay-ovel
here they came to the Empire Office