The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-16

wife entertained full house at the
Unique theatre. In addition to first
class screen picture the audience was
treated to some good gags, buck and
wing dancing and songs by Mack. and
Mrs. Mack, who has beautiful voice
rendered number of late songs
which were greatly appreciated by
the large crowd. The Unique is al
ways trying to get the best to please
the show loving people, and spares nc
expense to secure the very best.
Miss Nora Gregg, pianist for the
Unique theatre, departs Friday for
Denver Miss Gregg will be greatly
missed by music lovers, and leaves a
large circle of friends who wish her
world of happiness, as it is reported
Cupid has something to do with our
losing her. Mrs. VIM. Jennings has
been employed as piano player at the
Unique.
Born-To Mrs. ]. T. Campbell of
Crested Butte, pound baby boy.
early Monday morning, Sept. 18th.
Mother and child doing nicely, but
Grandpa Whalen seems to have joined
the astronomers, he holds his head
too high. The lite one will be bap-
tised at Crested Butte Sunday, Sep
tember -25.
A. o. Brooke and son Harold, Jay
Miller, accompanied by Mrs S. j.
for Denver Monday Mr. Brooke will
attend the Buick convention, and he
and his son win bring back two new
five passenger Bucks.
Miss Rachel Kane arrived Satur-
day from Denver, where she has been
employed in the telephone office.
Miss Kane has resigned her position
and will stay in Gunnison for about
a month, and then leave for Mich
c.. w. Allen of the AL Oil Co., ar
rived Tuesday from New Mexico,
where he has been procuring a star
drill to be used on the AL OH prop
erty. The drill has been shipped and
is expected to arrive here any day.
Pretty tough on the Republican
candidates when the Republicans COM
bine with the Democrats and forget
all about their own ticket, which was
evidently done, judging by the num-
ber of party votes cast.
John Black was in from the La
Plant ranch Thursday, where he is
training faithfully for his coming
bout with Frank Dean at Baldwin,
September 49, Both boys are hard
at it. +.
Miss Mary Daniel. principal of the
Olathe high school, stopped off few
days this week, on her way from Pu-
eblo to Olathe, to visit with her
friend, Miss Mamie Harwood.
H. A. Palmer and Ben Copeland,
two prominent oil men of Wichita,
Kansas, came to Gunnison Tuesday,
via auto. to look over the oil propo-
sition here.
VIM. Alfred, brother of Mrs. K
Morrison, was a visitor in our city
tris week demonstrating the Baker
Stesmer, which is manufactured in
Pueblo.
Miss Edith Gray, eldest daughter
of T. w. Gray, left Thursday for Wei
ser, Idaho, where she will teach the
coming school year.
Mrs. Effie Lashbrook and Mrs. Geo.
Sanburg entertained the Ladies' Aid
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Sanburg.
Shorty Bashaw was down from Pit
kin the last of the week. telling how
things came to go that way in the
Silver City.
Word reaches town that California
Frank, well known here, was killed by
one of his horses in Red Oak, Iowa.
D.
A number of students have already
arrived for the beginning of the fall
term of the C. S. N. S.
Don't forget the boxing bout at
Crested Butte, Sept. %. Dean VS..
Goetz. rounds.
Bill Bailey is holding down posi-
ton as clerk in the D. & R. G. rail-
road Office.
Mrs. Thomas Owen left Wednesday
for Salida for short visit.
Did You Sec II?
Yes, the long looked for airplane