The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-03-14


Rev. FIR. I<ipp went to Delta Mon
day and returned this afternoon.
Date Scott returned to Doyleville
Monday after several days spent in
town.
Miss Margaret Collins was an OUT
going passenger last night bound for
Pueblo.
Steve Day, Jr, is able to be out
again after severe tussle with Ia
grippe.
Sheriff Pat Hanlon returned Sum
day morning from an official trip to
Doyleville.
Bills of Sale bound like and as
handy as your check book, for sale
at the Empire Office.
Clinton Judy was an arrival from
Montrose Monday to visit at the
Judy ranch for a while.
Every ranchman ought to have one
Oh our DOORS Ol lDillS Va sadtt. 4NiSNiN
bound, at the Empire office.
President Kelley of che State Nor
NAL, returned Sunday Afternoon from
trip to Delta county towns.
County Judge Stone jumped Nc
Adoo's eastbound rattler on the Rio
Grande Sunday for a hurry-up trip
to Denver.
w. A. Kcelor left for Lake City
Monday to install an electric lighting
system at the Villa Grove ranches,
owned by D. C. Baker
Fred A. Rogers was an arrival
from Grand Junction Monday even
ing to visit his sister, Miss Alberta
Rogers, of the Normal
Attorney Walter p Crosse passed
through Gunnison Sunday morning on
his way home to Montrose after 81
professional visit in Denver.
Roadmaster Evans was passenger
on the westbound train Monday
morning. bound for q trip over the
North Fork lines MS far as Paonia.
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Mrs. Chas. Nelson, who has been
in the D. &, r. G. hospital at Salida
for some time. returned home Sun
day. well on the way to complete re-
'covew.
a. ~, pro.l,--+ ,,.i,,, cI,rcb Sunday
evening the pastor, Rev White, spoke
in an entertaining and interesting
manner on Current Events to large
audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Anderson, prom
inent Montrose citizens. passed
through Gunnison Sunday on their
way home after spending the winter
in Denver.
A card received at this osice from
Oey Mcdowell tells Of his safe ar
rival at Fort Riley. Kansas, with this
further notation: Gam soldier now,
in Sec. 3. E., NJ. o. T. c. Tell all
hello"
Attorney Harry w. Catlin. one of
the younger attorneys OF Montrose,
son of that old war horse, Hon.
Frank D.. passed through Gunnison
Monday evening on his way to the
capitol city. o
The new Rio Grande depots at the
towns of Florence and Delta are com
pleted but will not be occupied until
the furniture arrives and, according
TO those who ought to know some
thing about those matters. there is
no. telling when that time win be.
However, the buildings are finished
and will be occupied some time soon.
Yes, the Empire is n good paper,
a clean paper and an up-to-themin-
ute paper. 1t gives you the news
when news is new IF YOU arc not
s'rendv ratrcni7ing the Empire with
-eur eubscription and your advertis-
irr. then you are not giving your
business and your home the best to
be had in the way of good reading
and publicity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marshall and
ftle dauphtor left Yesterday for
Gurnison, being called bv the death
7r Yrs Narshalrs brother. Emmett
Tinr of that CITY. The message re-
-,ired ea-'y Yesterday morning gave
90 details. but death was supposed
20 hove been due to pneumonia, as
he he'd heen in for some time with
That dfsoase.-Delta Independent.
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FItrrv w ]. Fdhroolye. one of the
pro- i0ont erchitocts Of Denver, large
- if7terestcl IA western slope lands.
.,s.ea.a.f .hr.nnh Gnnnison SUNDAY