The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-12-25
Gunnison News
Frsm The Empire
From The Empire

son will spend the holidays at Cedar
edge.
Billie Bailey left Monday for
Crested Butte to remain during the
holidays
Mr.. B. A. Barnes returned last Sat
urday from business trip to Delta
Judge Stone came home this week
from Boulder to spend the holidays
with his parents.
Mrs. w. f. Leonard was in the city
last Thursday from Ohio City. for the
holiday shopping.
President Quigley of the c. S. N. S.,
left for Denver Monday to attend the
Normal School Board
pIr. and Mrs. Earl Stone returned
from Salida Thursday where they had
been on account of sickness.
w. II. Endner arrived Thursday
with his son H. W. Endner.
= 11iss Eva Carpenter. secretary OF
the Normal here. left for Pueblo
Monday to spend the holidays.
Hon. T. j. Thompson returned from
Denver Sunday. after the closing OF
the extra session of the Legislature.
C. II. Cowan and family left Sat
urday for southeastern Kansas to
spend the holiday with friends ana
relatives.
Mrs. Ralph Thompson left last
week for Salt Lake City to spend the
winter with her parents. Mr.. and
mrs. Frank VanAlstine.
Rufe Sapson after having himself
relieved of his tonsils. accompanied
by his wife. left for Leadville Satur-
day to spend the holidays.
The Twentieth Century Dancing
club held their second dance on the
18th. All report a good time with
more old time dances played.
BRYAN Hewett came home Monday
from Denver. where he is attending
tho Sacred Heart College. He ex-
;,scis to return after the holidays.
Senator Geo. Hetherington return
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had been helping the Governor with
the extra session of the Legislature.
Miss Hazel Hewett and Miss CLARA
Cooper arrived from Somerset Satur-
day to be at home for the holidays.
Bath young ladies' are teaching school
a. that place.
Dave H. Esterly had his tonsils re-
moved at St. Anthony's hospital while
in Denver last week. He expects to
ba relieved of throat trouble that
has bothered him a great deaf
Dr. Geo Sullivan returned Wednes-
oas from Denver and says although
there is no snow there, their climate
is not to be compared with ours
He has been attending the Normal
School Board meeting.
''Nfbs" Lashbrook had the pleas
ure? Of having to make thirteen
mile hike Monday on snow shoes.
ever Monarch Pass to repair some
trouble on the telephone line. But he
was equal to the occasion and came
back O. X.
The Avant dance Dec. 10. was de-
ciJcd success. The boys chose their
p-rdners by tossing up flowers with
pictures of the girls present attached
to them. catching the flower and
dancing with the girl whose picture
they found.
Those attending the Box supper
given by the M. E. Aid report good
time, lots of eats in each box and
plenty Of fun. The boxes containing
two suppers sold at one dollar per
box. The ladies' will soon give an
other supper.
Ross Blackstock returned Tuesday
from Denver as discharged soldier.
having received his discharge this
week as sergeant. first class, from
the Medical Corps. We are proud OF
the record all of our Gunnison boys
made during the late war.
Bert Doilard. who had the misfor-
tune to be hooked by bull about
two months ago. returned from the
Saiida hospital Thursday looking