The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-01-22


niscn AL Oil Co.. as the new Secre-
lary- and Manager. He was
formerly cashier of the Selgwick
S ate Bank. but owing to his child's
poor h h,alth. he resigned to take the
position here. His family is new re-
siding in Colorado Springs and will
later move here and join him in Gun
n;son. You wilt find Mr.. Napier very
copgenlal. aid it is hoped he will be
liked by eve yons in the community.
Isn't it strange some peop'e, boys,
of course, cannot appreciate a good
thing when they have it. After all
the trouble and hard work put in try
ing to make something for the ben
afit Of all, such as Mr.. Mccoy mas
done with the skating rink, thev must
81 cal the electric globes which Wre
only installed last Friday. instead of
helping to make it success; also
committing other depredations which
they know would cause trouble. These
boys are known and this is gentle
warning TO them.
The Unique Theatre is to be con-
graduated on the class of pictures
they are producing. Mary Pickford
in Daddy Longlegs" is by far her
best production and the lesson it car
ried was one not to be forgotten by
the large crowds that saw it Sunday
and Monday Mr. Pittser is certainly
getting the best, and compared with
prices charged in other towns and
cities is far below any other picture
houses.
On Tuesday evening one of those
only skating parties was partici-
pated in by about twenty couples at
the Normal campus skating rink. Mr..
Mccoy sure must have had the bless
ing of those wishing for good ice.
for it would be impossible to have
skating rink with tn, ice any smooth
er After enjoying themselves for
couple of hours, the skaters proceeded
to enjoy delightful wienerwurst
bake.
Our fire equipment for the truck
finally arrived and it looks fine. Supt. |
keenan, is busy up to his eyes put
ing the parts together. and win en-
1eavor to make a trial run the first
Of next week. We will all feel safer
from fire now that we have a fire
truck.
Miss Nellie Eastman left Thursday
for Stockton, California, to visit her
sister Alice. and II the climate and
people suit her. she intends to make
ner future home In the land Of sun
shine and flowers.
The Encampment will give An oys-
Ter supper at the L.. o. o. F. hall
February 9th. All members are re-
luested to be present as \ good time
Is coming OF and you might miss
good.
Mr.. ChAs. B. HArling. newly elected |
President Of the Gunnison AL OIL
Co.. left for his home in Sedgwick.
Kansas. this week. He Is President
Df tn. Farmers' State Bank there.
Mrs. Elizabeth Trevarthen lift
for Denver to have her
syes treated BY q specialist. She ex-
poets to be absent about two weeks.
Mrs. A. ]. Horan and nephew re-
turned from Pennsylvania Wednesday
where they accompanied Mr.. Horan's
Messrs. G. A. Roy and Chantes Allen
Of the AL OH Co.. left Sunday for a
business trip to Wichita and Denver.
C. l.. Ross came down from Crested
Butte, Wednesday and proceeded on
to Pueblo on business.
Sam Bottenfield and wits were vis-
itors from Crested Butte Tuesday. re-
turning Wednesday.
Miss Blnnch Wiley returned from
weeks visit with friends at Pitlkin.
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. w. Hogan and daughter.
went to Olathe Thursday for a. few
days visit.
Thst Buick Ball
Saturday night Mr.. C. A. Brooke
gave free dance at the l. o. o. F.
hall. which brought out an extraordi-
narily large crowd The music fur