The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-07-01
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Gunnison News
From The Empire
From The Empirs

Miss Mary Grafton arrived from
Alamosa Sunday.
Miss Lillian Little left Monday for
her home in Ohio City.
Ned Williams of Pitkin, was among
tho out of town visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Mabel Stone and daughter
left Monday evening for Salida for a
visit.
G. V. Benson came in from Pueblo
Saturday. going to Crested Butte the
same day.
Mrs. Joe Metroz entertained both
Bridge clubs at her home Wednesday
afternoon.
Charlie Miller left Sunday for Sa-
Ida. where he will be operated for
appendicitis.
James Farrens left Monday FOR
Crested Butte where he will remain
for the summer.
Mrs. Ralph Allen entertained a
number of her lady friends at 500
thursday afternoon.
Miss Katherine and Max SEWERS
entertained a number of their friends
at card party Monday evening.
w. T. Noel came in Monday from
Spencer, where he has been looking
over some of his mining property.
VIM. Wallace left for Sargent Mon
day, where he will help out Ralph
Thompson in his new cigar business.
Miss Helen Blackstock returned
from Denver Saturday where she has
been attending the Denver University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Allen enter
tanned number of their friends at
a 500 party at their home Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Laura E. Miller left for Salida
Monday evening to spend short
time visiting her sister, Mrs. Alice
Windiate.
The social dance at the I. o. o. F.
hall last Saturday evening, was en-
ioyed by a large crowd, all reporting
a fine time.
Miss Helen Gould of Ridgway, re-
turned to her home Saturday She
has been attending the Teachers In
stitute here
Mrs. Sprigg Shackleford enter
tanned the Bridge club last Thursday
afternoon. A number of new men,
bers were taken in.
Billie Hartman and Geo. Espey, of
the Rainbow garage, drove in from
Pueblo Saturday with two new Nash
cars, which they have orders for.
Miss Anna Zunich, who has been
attending the Teachers Institute ses-
sion of the Summer School, returned
to her, home in Montrose Saturday.
Clyde Brewer of the Surface Creek
Champion, arrived Friday from .Ce-
daredge to enjov visit with his par
ents and take in some of the fishing
Now that the water has fallen in
the Gunnison river. some of our fish
ermen are bringing in some beauties
Chas. Brown so far has shown the
best catch yet this season.
VIM. Lehan arrived Monday from
Utah and Wyoming. where he has
been looking over the railroad situa-
tior. Bill SAYS playing base hall has
got raiiroading beat city block.
Doc Shores came over from Dem
YER Saturday morning and spent the
day renewing old acquaintance. He
does not seem a day older end Is lust
as spry as when he was sheriff here
thirty years ago.
VIM. Webber, of Baldwin, a coal
miner employed in the Baldwin coal
mine, was seriously injured Saturday
noon. by. large rock falling and
breaking his left leg at the ankle.
A. E Jones. who suffered the same
kind of an accident about year ago
accompanied him to the Red Cross
hospital in Salida
The band concert last SATURDAY.
evening was enjoyed by a large crowd,
Main street resembling 10th street in
Denver. These concerts are some
thing to be appreciated, not only by
our home folks, but by the visitors
who are here during the summer
Saturday evenings will be looked for
ward to as an evening of enjoyment
by all.