The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-03-06

man, Mrs. Maty Van AIKEN, and Mrs
Pete Miller. judges for the sprin
election. This is sure recognizing
the ladies, but Frank Comstock says
"They have nothing else to do an
can attend to it better than tn
men," We would not dare print tina
but Frank says he will not run TO
Mavor again so he will have n,
chance to avenge himself.
A telephone message from Senato
Hetherington announces that botl
the Normal bills are now passed BY
both houses and in the Governor
hands for signing. He believes the,
will be signed this afternoon HI
farther told US that the Governor has
re-appointed Mrs. Rosetta Pulford OF
Durango, and j. A. Phelps of Pueblo
on the Normal Board.
Albert Chipperfield, who has been
with the engineers in France for the
past year and half, returned to
Gunnison and his father has come up
from Austin, and with sister from
Pueblo and the mother and another
sister, who is attending the Normal,
are having a genuine family reunion
this week.
Mrs Roy Huddler died at her home
Wednesday evening of pneumonia.
She leaves husband and three small
children, aged three. seven, and ten
years. Her mother who came here
from Lake City last fall to reside
with them is also very i'll and threat
ened with pneumonia.
Carey Partch returned this morn
ing from Salida with his son James,
who has been in the hospital having
his arm repaired which was so badly
injured in the gasoline. engine acci-
dent last fall. He is improving but
still carries the member in sling.
The Red Cross garments have ar
rived and the Monday Afternoon Club
will go to the Red Cross Hall to sew,
instead of holding a regular meeting,
on Tuesday the 11th. A large attend
ance is desired and they want good
workers.
AS we go to press inquiry was
made and we are able to report that
Rev. Ferris is doing very nicely and
as fast as could be ex-
pected. His many friends will be
glad to know that he is doing so we'll.
The Rebeccas gave a dance at the
I. o. o. F. hall last Saturday evening
which was largely attended. The sum
Of $3.50 was cleared and that indi-
Gates an attendance of nearly 100
A number Of Mrs. Bew's friends
her Wednesday afternoon,
before she leaves for her new home
in Alabama.
The Odd Fellows and Rebeccas met
in social session on Tuesday and those
present say a most enjoyable time
was had.
r. C. Walker, who recently re-
turned from France, was entertained
ut dinner Sunday at the rutland home
Mr.. and Mrs. Whinnery of the Lake
Fork. went through town on their
way to Denver Wednesday evening.
VIM. Whalen was down for Board
of Commissioners meeting Wednes-
day returning home this morning.
The only time man is willing to
give ten for one is when he is swap
ping kisses with a pretty girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Nay arrived from
Pueblo Sunday. and will be employed
at the Otis Moore ranch.
Randolph Feyan of Dubuque, Iowa,
has come to make his home with Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Mauer.
Chas. Meyer is installing the fur
mace in the Adams Brothers new
home on Main street.
Mrs. Henry Corum was a passenger
on the Pitkin train Wednesday re-
turning to her home.
Mrs. Clark of Pitkin is down here
having dental work attended to by
DR.. Sullivan
Doc Shores is visiting old friends
mere. He arrived from Denver Thurs
day morning.
The ladies of the Red Cross are do
ng splendid Canteen work at La We