The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02
From The Empire

ess to the Bridge club this afternoon
Dave Davis and wife, returned
Tuesday from a ten days visit in
Denver.
Dr. Baggott of Denver, arrived in
Gunnison Tuesday and is the guest of
DIR. Macintosh.
Miss Sadie Quinn returned from
Sargent Tuesday. where she has been
visiting few days.
Robt. Parlin was a visitor among
us last Sunday from Doyleville, re-
turning the same day.
Mrs. Jack Thornell entertained at
dinner party Tuesday in honor of
Mrs. Hazel Kingsbury.
Mrs. Effie Lashbrook paid Grandma
Price short visit at Pitkin last Sat
urday. returning Monday.
Miss Laura Beitler and Miss Viola
Smith left Wednesday for Salida for
a short visit with friends.
DIR. j. D. Walker made business
trip to Delta Monday expecting to
be gone two or three days.
Mr.. H. C, Bartlett and Hon. D. T.
Sapp left Wednesday for Denver,
They expect to be gone several weeks.
Mrs. J. A. Riley and son Joe. Jr..
left Wednesday for three weeks
visit with relatives in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. A. Hartman, Mrs. B. Hartman,
and Mrs. Hazel Kingsbury have issued
invitations for a bridge party, Fri
day, September 8.
Paramount week is National af-
fair, observed by every theatre in the
country Look up the Unique Theatre
program this week.
Paramount week is a National af-
fair, observed by every theatre in the
country. Look up the Unique Theatre
program this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Allen arrived
Monday from Soldiers Summit, Utah.
Mr.. Allen is employed as dispatcher
here for the D. & R. G.
DR.. Sullivan's younger sister, Mrs.
F. Bogart, left Friday for Grand
Junction and DeBeque to visit with
her brothers for short time.
Ed Miller. proprietor of the Gunni-
son Stem Laundry, returned Tuesday
from Ohio. where he has been the
past three weeks visiting relatives.
Prof. Geo. Damson departed Friday
for his home in Holland, Michigan.
where he will visit short time be-
fore the fall term of school starts.
President Quigley made business
trip to the lower country Wednesday
in the interest of the C. s. N. S. He
expects to be gone two or three days.
The sheepmen are beginning to
move out of the hills around Crested
Butte this week. Thirteen double
deck cars were brought out Tuesday
afternoon.
Sheriff Humphrey of Ouray. was
passenger on Wednesdays train en-
route from Beuna Vista, where he
bad taken a young man to the Indus
trial school, from Ouray.
Miss Jennie Hanlon left Tuesday
for Rupert, Idaho where she will
again teach school. having taught at
that place last year, Sheriff Hanlon
accompanied her as far as Delta.
Foreman Reid of the d. & R. G..
shops. who had his leg injured some
months ago, had to make a trip to
the hospital in Salida last week to
have the injured member attended to.
He returned Friday
For the first time since March 1st.
Boulevard Lake has gone dry, and
the gondolas are laying idle, awaiting
the coming of the next rain. or snow,
when the travel on our popular lake
will no doubt be resumed, unless
something unforeseen happens.
Starr Nelson and wife came up
from Delta Sunday and went to
Crested Butte for a short visit with
their son, who is working for the d
& R. G. at that place. Mr.. Nelson
came back Tuesday and went to Sar-
gent where he will meet Alex David
son and go to Denver to visit Mr.
Davidsons son who is seriously ii
at that place.
Miss Evn Ricgs was n nassenger or