The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-03-28

through Gunnison yesterday on hi'
. way home from Salida.
Miss Gertrude Mclaughlin, who at
tended the teachers and directors
convention Friday and Saturday re
turned to Powderhorn on the west
hound train Monday morning.
Rev. Robert H. White, of the Pres
bvterian church, will go to Crested
Butte tomorrow and conduct pat
riotic service in the Congregations
church at that place tomorrow even
ing.
Frank Anderson, who accompanied
his wife to Salida Sunday, returned
home yesterday. Mrs. Anderson was
operated on on Monday and was get
ting along nicely when Mr.. Ander-
son left for home.
Mr.. Marshall, who was called here
by the serious illness of MIR. 5. L.
Urine. father of Mrs. Marshall, left
for his home in Delta Sunday morn
ing last, the condition of Mr.. Urine
having greatly improved.
Mrs. w. A. Keelor, who spent sew
eral months in the Salida hospital a
wear ago, went back to that place
Sunday for rurther examination, her
health not having improved to the
extent that her family and friends
hoped for.
DR.. j. H. Kelley and Professor Ru-
land went to Denver Tuesday to at
tend the Mid-year meeting and con-
ference of Superintendents and Prin-
,cipals association which will be held
at that place Friday and Saturday,
March 90 and 80.
Mrs. Bert Dollard returned to her
home in Gunnison Sunday. She has
been in Salida on account of the ILL
ness of her son, Conner. He has sui
ficiently recovered to be removed to
the home of his cousin, Mrs. CROOKS.
-Salida Mail.
Empire failed last week to note
the return of Mr.. S. P. Spencer who
has been in Denver for some time re-
ceiying treatment from specialist.
Mr.. Spencer's legion of friends will
he glad to know that he is recover
ing from his ailment in a very sat
isfactory manner.
]. Brammier, one of the prominent
citizens of the west end of Montrose
county, passed through Gunnison
Sunday afternoon on his way to
Denver on business. Mr.. Bram-
mier. SAYS the carnotite business is
very active in his section and YER
liable mining boom is on.
John B. Geijsbeek, of Denver, head
of accountants firm of that name,
dropped off the train last night to
visit the Normal school and confer
with the authorities there. MIR.
Geijsbeek's firm having installed the
bookkeeping system in the Normal
and other state institutions.
Mrs. ]. j. Carpenter passed through
Salida the first of the week, return
;np to her home at Cebolla from st.
Luke's hospital, Denver, where she
underwent an operation December "a
Mrs. Carpenter has recovered and is
in better health now than she has
been for fifteen years.-Salida Mall
Have you seen the advertisement
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You know where it is-that nice
Hp-to-date place in the corner OF
the Odd Fellows building. They are
advertising Easter hats among the
many other nice things you will want
from their clean, new stock. Price:
are right.
There will be services in the Epis
copal church Friday evening at 7:3'
o'clock, conducted by Rev. w. b
Magnan, of Ouray. AT this time th'
matter of church union which ha
been proposed to the Episcopa
church as we'll as the other Protes
tant churches of the city, will b.
taken up.
Elmer II. Hedden, head clerk a
Will Aliens tonsorial establishment
went down to Delta Tuesday morn
ing with q bunch of twelve fellow
to have the district medical boar
look him over and see if he was goo
enough to poke few holes in tn
Kaiser's Boches.-Telluride Examiner
Elmer will be remembered as
former employee in Jim Cox's bar
ber shop in Gunnison.
Rev FIR. C. F. OFarrell, of Mont
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