The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-03-18
Local and Personal


Greer Perry was in town from his
ranch on Friday last.
Mrs. Ruben Roberts, who is at Min
nequa hospital is still improving.
]. @. McNatt, C. F. & l. surveyor,
was an arrival in our city Friday.
Subscriptions may be paid for or
new ones filed for the Gunnison EN-
pire at the Pilot office.
Mrs. A. F. Decker arrived home
Tuesday after two weeks trip to
different. points in the state.
Capt. T. C. Matthewson came down
from Irwin on Tuesday. He reports
about eight feet of snow in that place.
Dave Watkins departed ThursdAy
for Rockvale, where he will work un-
til the spring work opens up around
here.
Mrs. Bernice Lucero came in from
Gunnison last Wednesday and is stop
ping with the Misses Florence and
Hermine Scohy.
Mrs. Henry Wise walked up from
the ranch Saturday morning to do
some shopping, returning home on
the noon train.
Mrs ice DAMN of Jacks Cabin,
came up on Thursday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. George AndreattA. She
returned home Saturday.
The newlyweds, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam R. Gulliford, came in from Trim
Idad last Saturday They are guests
at the Fred Gulliford home.
John Yoklavich departed Tuesday
for his new home in Gumisn. He
has accepted position at tho r.
O'Leary drug store in that city.
John Wieland, who was called to
Los Angeles, California, some weeks
ago on account Of the serious illness
of his father, arrived home last week.
William Manley, Jr., moved his
household goods to tho c. F. 4 I. hill
Sunday. They will occupy the house
vacated recently by the William Nc
Shane family.
The members of tho John Arnott
family who have been Ill tho past
few weeks are all able to be up and
around now. They have had quite =
siege of it and we are glad to stats
all are improving.
Ed Snale, who hAs been trapping
over near Gothic this winter, caught
silver fox ono day last week Il
was a beauty. all silver except little
rcd on each shoulder. Mr.. Snale will
take It to Denver this spring.
CANDY BUSINESS We start you.
at home. or anywhere; everything fur
nished; $50 w'kly. up; menswomsn;
experience unnecessary.
8 st Speciality CandymakIng Co..
Philadelphia, Pa, South 18th st.
Tuesday the Frank Fisher family
moved into their new home on Ell
avenue, which they recently pur-
chased from William Manley, Jr. The
William McShane family arc to oc-
cupy the house vacated by the
Fishers.
DR.. Walker and George Miller re-
turned to Gunnison Thursday, taking
down the remains of Frank T. Guth-
rie, who was killed at Smith Hill. A
sister is coming for the body and will
take it back to her homo at Silver
Greek, Nebraska, for burial.
Miss Irene Ball went down to- Og-
denis ranch near Almont, Thursday
to be with the Ogden children during
their parents absence. Mr.. and Mrs
Ogden have gone to Cleveland, Ohio,
to bring home the remains OF their
son James, who died in that city.
We had no train or mail again Mon
day. The train came as far as Slate
cut and was unable to make II
through so returned to Gunnison
The rotary came then Tuesday morn
ing and the regular train, with three
days mail on board, arrived on time
Gus Giardino, one OF our town boys
expects to receive from the U. s.
government soon, patent for his
electric stove lighter. He has already
received notice that the patent will
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