The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-06-17
Observation-Disclosures.
Cunniison News
From The Empire


Harry Endner made a business trip
to his saw mill Wednesday.
Jack Jennings returned Wednesday
from business trip to Denver.
Ray McCauley has accepted q posi-
tion with the Endner Lumber Co.
Joe Faussone of Crested Butte, was
among the visitors in town this week.
Marie Dollard returned from Salida
Tuesday, where she has been having
he- eyes treated
Jay Miller left Sunday via auto for
Salida. where he will be under medi-
cal care a few days.
7. A. McCauley returned to Crested
Butte Tuesday after a months visit
in Gunnison with relatives.
A large number of pleasure seekers
are now on their way to Glenwood
Springs to take in Strawberry Day.
Supt. Wilcox came over from Sa-
Ida Tuesday, this being his first day
out on business since his recent ILL
ness.
Judge Logan was passenger on
Tuesdays train enroute to Delta from
Denver, where he has been the last
month.
Steve Stukel, who has been work
ing here for some time, left for Utah
points Tuesday. He expects to work
in the coal mines there.
A number of young folks motored
to Crested Butte last Saturday to at
tend the Firemen's dance. A good
time is reported by all.
Z Charlie Miller returned from a
short visit to Salida Saturday, but
expects to return again soon to be
operated for appendicitis.
Professors Brilliant and Damson
returned from Waunita Springs Sat
urday after spending a weeks outing
at this famous summer resort.
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James Graves of the Montrose
Press, stopped off few days this
week, on his way to Colorado Springs
to visit his friend Carl Walker.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Jennings Nelson
and Henry Crooks motored to Crest
ed Butte Tuesday. Mrs. Nelson sold
her car while there to James Hare.
One of our tourists is displaying a
beautiful line of Navahoe blankets
at the Auto Park, next to the Gunni-
son Motor Co. They are fine, and so
is the price.
Mrs. David Davis returned home
Saturday from Denver. and reports
Miss Rachel, her daughter. rapidly
recovering from the operation for
appendicitis.
Rufe Sarson and wife returned
Saturday from Aspen, where they
were called the Sunday previous by
the death of Mr.. Sarson's step-father,
Mr.. Charles Warner.
Monday saw the finish of the one
time highest church bell in the Unit
ed States. This bell which has
graced the church at irwin for forty
years, has been dismantled and
shipped to Rev. ]. A. Hunsicker at
Delta.
Yes, June 14th was Flag Day. A
gentleman called upon the Empire
late Monday afternoon and informed
us that as far as he had observed the
"Bolshevih newspaper" was the only
enc that had Old Glory unfurled to the
breeze. What's the matter. too busy
to think about little (?) thing like
Flag Day?
The Camp Fire girls of the eighth
grade returned from Waunita Springs
Sunday after Enjoying weeks out
ing. There were seventeen all told.
including Miss Jennie Hanlon and
Miss Katherine Sievers, who acted as
chaperons. Trey all report having
the time of their lives, also acquiring
sunburns some of them will not for
get soon.
IL is a great improvement to the
city to have the extensions to the
street crossings on Main street put
the entire width of the street and
with a small levy it would be possi-
BILE to fix up some of our side streets,
possibly not overlooking the lake on
Boulevard avenue which was beauty
after that little hail and rain we had
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. R. H. Mace and son Frankie,
came in Sunday evening from Mis-
soula, Montana, where she has been
teaching school. In company with
her mother. Mrs. A. F. Decker, who
met them here, they went to Crested
Butte for visit. Mrs. Mace says the
Nonpartisan league is gaining ground