The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-04-15

Thursday, Mr.. BcyleS coming IN ana
M Hu,lty lie ili ing we believe an
efficient man succeeds an efiicisnt
man. Mr.. Hurley mas managed Uncle
Sans mail business hero with care
and ability, and, we believe, to the
neral satisfaction Ct the pubic.
He has been courteous, oDliging and
accurate. We have no doubt that MIR.
Boyles will maintain his predecessors
high standard Of public business. 1t
is an important pot 1t requires pa
tence and tact to deal with the pub
lie at Post Office; it also demands
cloe attention to details to satisfy
the Department. Here's wishing our
fellow-townsman, Paul c. Boyles, the
greatest measure of success
The Twentieth Century club held
most successful dance at the I. o. o.
F. hall Thursday. April Sth. When it
was voted to have a Leap Year"
dance many of the ladies grew timid,
and many of tho men fearful lest
they should not 'be popular" but the
ladies' lest their timidity and we saw
no unpopular man at the I. o. o. F..
h1ll Thursday night. The music was,
excellent and the company so congen-
ial that all present voted the evening
ore of the pleasantest of the season
1no club will have one and perhaps
twa more balls ere the season closes.
lho Sunday and Monday entertain
ments at the Unique theatre was by
far the best screen picture shown
in Gunnison for hong while. Back
to Gcd's Country" story of Alaska,
aiken partly at temperature of 81
degrees below zero, with the numer-
Gus animals which were handled by
Miss Shipman, show that the manage
ment of the Theatre is giving our
p ople the best pictures that are be-
ing produced on the screen, and at a
price we would have to pay for the
same la Denver
Frank Wright, fireman on the d. &
r G. had very bad accident last
Saturday, when while playing with I
dog. slipped and fell on dismantled
clock which was laying in the yard,
running a shaft into his back two
inches, just missing the back bone.
H is under the care of DR.. Hanson
and if complications do not set in
will be about in a few days.
~ NJ Al,-t,
Wednesday, April 21st, at the home of
Mrs. Rutland. Hostesses, Mesdames
Hartman, Chamberlin, Rutland. Miss
Hatch. Miss Hartman and Mr.. Walker
will sing, also n harp solo by Miss
Kamber. Everybody welcome.
April 26 at the I. o. o. F. hall the
Odd Fellows will give their annual
entertainment, consisting Of music,
speeches. and big lunch. All the
wives husbands of Rebeccas, and
sweethearts are welcome. A big time
is guaranteed.
Frank Quintana, who sustained
badly 'dislocated ankle last week, re-
turned home Saturday, and his wife
was brought to town suffering from
blood poison caused by running a nail
In her foot. Sho is under DR.. Han
sons care.
Nj. Mahoney, father of Gene and
Jack, had the misfortune to fall from
ladder while painting his home,
which resulted in his being badly
cut and bruised about the face and
head. He is under the care Of DR..
Hanson.
week at the D. & R. G. shops, on ac-
count Of the switchmen's strike.
Later-All the men were put back
to work again after being off four
and one half days.
New that c. w. Chinery & Son are
the proud possessors Of a Ford one
en- truck, Charles says no order is
to big for him to deliver in the way
o. vegetables, etc.
Conductor Ed Goodenough arrived
in Gunnison from Salida Friday and
will take tho Crested Butte run, va
Gated by Jerry Brunton, who went to
the Ouray branch.
M. and Mrs. Clarence Adams will
leave Saturday for Denver where Mrs
Adams will undergo an operation for
gall stones, at St. Joseph's hospital.
Carlton Sills and wife left Wednes-
day for Montrose where they will at
tend the gathering of Republican