The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-03-04
Gunnison News
From The Empire

DIN hluIQle IS COnValeSClnR
siege with the flu
Frank Hoheisel of Almont, was a
visitor in town Friday.
Win. Walters made trip to Salida
Sunday to spend few days.
Mrs, P. P. Miller entertained the
card club at her home Thursday.
Mrs. James Ogden, son and daughter,
were down from Almont Wednesday.
G. Palmer returned Wednesday
from p short business trip to Denver.
County Clerk McWilliams made a
business trip to Crested Butte Mon
day.
John Steele and wife made bust
ness and pleasure trip to Denver Sat
urday.
Chas. McAllister returned Sunday
after spending about five months in
California.
Mrs. Jack Neisham came down
from Crested Butte Sunday, return
ing Monday.
Chas Shaw's two children are sick
with the prevailing illness, but are re-
ported out of danger.
S, G. Mcmillan left for California
Monday to spend couple OF months
in the southern climate
S S. Waters came down from
Crookton Saturday to attend the fu-
neral of Mrs. Ballard Goats.
Mc, H. II. Mccormick of Crested
Butte. was in town Friday to have
some dental work attended to.
Mrs. Susie Miller left Tuesday eve
ming for Chicago to put in couple
of montns' study in emoalming.
j. A. Stavely of Parlin, and Fred b.
Agee of Saguache, both forest rang
ers. were in the county seat Monday.
Mrs. +. ID. Van AIKEN has been hav-
ing siege with the flu but is slowly
getting the best of it, we are glad TO
say.
Mrs. Jack Thornell is among the
sick ones this week, having been TAX
en- III last Friday. but is doing nicely
at present
Mrs. C. w. w. Smith, nurse from
Salida who has been nursing in the
James Spann family during their Ill
ness. returned home Saturday.
l.. o. McMeel<in, one of our old dis
patchers for the D. 4 R. G., paid Gun
niscn a visit Saturday. He expects to
be with US again in q short while.
Byron Hewitt is reported as being
sick in Denver with his old ear troub-
lie. II is not known yet whether he
will have to undergo an operation or
not
T.. M. Collins. our popular grocery
man. has been rather indisposed since
the FIRST Of the week, bu. is feeling
bette at this writing and expects to
b. on the job in day or so.
Mts Ed. Lindsey came in from
Sargent Thursday to visit with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Richard
son Biilie's health is not improving
as he is unable 20 leave his bed.
Dame RuTor is abroad and is whis-
pering that prominent young man
and lady are to be married next Sat
urday. L. may be true for Cupid is
ratheS busy these days, but George
wont let us in en- it for a certaintv,
neither will Helen.
Wasn't 1t a daisy? We mean that
beautiful snow fall we had Monday;
and Joe Rowland lost few meals on
account of Old Sol failing to appear.
1t locked as though we were going to
be shy on water this summer, but the
Lord looks after his own country.
Iltere was great rejoicing among
the railroad boys when the news was
received that Garry Brown, one of
our most popular old time railroad
employees had been re-instated on the
Salt lake railroad, after being out OF
service year and a half. Garry was
a very popular passenger conductor
out Of Las Vegas, Nevada, and his
many friends there will be showering
him with congratulations, for which
he is we'll deserving, having been with
the Salt Lake route since 1904