The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-12-16

Herman Mauer has erected new
barn on South Main street.
Verne Brown was Gunnison Wis
itor from Pariin Wednes day.
F. ]. O'Conner cf Delta, spent sew
eral days in town this week.
Alva Sammons of Powderhorn, is
confined to his home with the grip.
Clarence Radeka and wife. were
business callers in Gunnison recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Mcneil motored
into Gunnison yesterday from Cathe-
drai.
Powderhorn was represented at our
Cattlemen's meeting held here re-
Gently.
Miss Florence Sammons is visiting
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w, P.
Sammons.
F. H. Sullivan, of the Knight Camp
bell Music Co, was in town Monday
on business.
Win Sammons is the chief Cebolla
Valley trapper, He has several coy
otes to his credit.
H C Bartlett left Wednesday for
Logan. Ohio, where he will spend the
holidays with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gray Of Powder
horn, have been confined to their
home with n siege Of Ia grippe.
Our neighbornig localities are all
suffering with various ins-Powder-
horn is having her share -whooping
cough.
Miss Clara Upton of this place,
went to Crested Butte Thursday,
where she win be employed at the
Elk Mountain House.
Ms. J. s Ferris returned from her
extended visit to her mother in Boul-
der. Sunday morning She was much
improved in health by the rest.
Powderhorn, has resigned her position
and leaves soon for her home in Sa-
Ida. Just at present she is visiting
Miss Ruth Cowan.
r. J. McPolin of Lake City, was u
visitor Wednesday evening, attending
the meeting of the Knights Of Colum-
bus. He returned to Lake City
Thursday morning.
Baby Zoma Dee Sammons was
brought to Gunnison the fore part of
the week to receive medical atten-
tion. They feared she might be
stricken with whooplng cough.
Miss Mildred German spent her re-
naming few DAYS before returning
to Gunnison. with Mrs. Frank Dunn
and family. She is taking teachers
examination while visiting here.
Senator Geo. Hetherington returned
from Denver Monday, after spending
week there looking after legal busi-
ness concerning the Brant- -Indepen-
dent. Mining Co, as well as looking
after other matters.
Miss Lola Patton has been working
in the Empire office this week; help
ing run out rush of job work. Miss
Patton is a professional press feeder,
and is appreciated in these days when
competent help is so hard to find.
w. o. Redding of Montrose, was in
town Tuesday and arranged for the
Redpath- Hcrner Chau' auqua for Gun
nison next summer. DR.. Quig,ey is
interesting himself in the matter and
a much better patronized Chautauqua
is anticipated.
We have received very beautiful
and useful calendar from the Armour
Department of reasearch and econom-
les which ought to be in every ranch
mans home. We imagine they would
send same to anyone on request, but
it is chiefly useful to ranchmen.
The snow fall of Sunday was much
heavier on the other side of the pass.
Monday mornings train required
three engines to get up the hill and
was then two hours late. Guess our
winter is here at last, but it is better
to have it now than next spring.
Word reaches town of the death of
John Woods, at Buena Vista, which
came about from pneumonia. Mr..
Woods was working on the Mary
Murphy mine. He was very old