The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-08-05
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Gunnison News
From The Empire

Melvin Herrick is ON the sick list
this week
DIR. Quigley returned Saturday from
business trip to Denver.
Chas. Moynihan was passenger on
Saturdays train enroute home from
Chicago.
Senator Tobin was passenger on
Saturdays train bound for his home
in Montrose.
Mrs. T. A. McCauley left Wednes-.
day for Kokomo. to visit with friends
short time.
Nels Nelson went to Crested Butte
Monday, where he will remain the
rest of the summer.
Mrs A. F. Exter entertained
number of her friends Saturday af-
ternoon at her home
A. G. Delo, who was a delegate to
the Democratic Assembly in Denver,
returned home Saturday.
Miss Ruby Campbell, Sister of Mr.
Carl Campbell, arrived from Grand
Junction Thursday for weeks visit
Miss Mary Hurley returned from
Baldwin Friday where she has been
visiting with friends the past week.
II. w. Endner went up to his saw
mill at Telco Monday. Harry is at
present employing twenty-five men at
the mill
Charlie Hinkle travelling engineer
for the d. & r. G.. railway, paid the
boys here visit Friday, in his Off
cial capacity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Boyle were down
Boyle left for Denver for short visit
from Crested Butte Saturday. Mrs.
the same evening.
Mack Allen returned from the Sa-
Ida hospital Saturday, where he has
been the last two weeks. Mack is
steadily improving in health
"Cotton" SEWERS and wife returned
Wednesday from Ogden. Cotton has
been enioving Law off of about three
months from the D. & R. G.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Fred Nc
Kee entertained a number of friends
at her home in honor of Mrs. E.
Kingsbury, nee Hazel Hartman.
Ralph Stone went to Salida Sunday
by auto, to visit with his wife who
IS in care of a physician there, and
reports Mrs. Stone as doing nicely.
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G. f. Florer. who was a delegate to
the Democratic convention at Denver
last week. returned home Monday,
and, incidentally, they knew Charlie |
was there.
Fred Willetts of Delta. an old
friend of Grant Ruland's, passed
through our city Thursday enroute
to Denver where he will spend
week on business.
E. H. Mcdowell is sporting Buick
Six nowadays in place of his Ford,
and the way he is carrying passen-
gers in and out of Gunnfson, speaks
well for his car, also the driver.
Sheriff Hanlon and County Clerk
McWilliams, delegates to the Demo-
cratic Assembly, returned from Den
yer Monday, looking none the worse
from the wear and well satisfied
The casing for the AL oil we'll ar
rived Monday and was taken to Cas-
tleton Tuesday where it was unloaded
and taken to the we'll Work will be
commenced soon putting it down.
Ror Richards, an old time resident
of Crested Butte. butsnow of Trinidad,
returned home the latter part of
the week. after visiting with old
friends and enjoying vacation of
ten days
Henry Corum is some proud man
these DAYS, because he don't have to
wait on the d. E. R. G. He has pur-
chased himself new Ford and can
make the trip from Pitkin now in at
least four hours quicker than the
train.
Mrs. L. J. Wise Of Vulcan, passed
through Gunnison Thursday on her
way to Saguache, where she will
spend the winter. She made pleas
ant call at this office and The Empire
will follow her to keep her posted on
G:iTIr,ison county doings.
Wednesday, August IL. we will have
the pleasure of hearing the Overall
Boys in concert at the Unique
theatre followed by dance at the 1. |
o. O. F. hall. These boys come here
highly recommended and Gunnison
people should turn out and give them
hearty welcome.