The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-08-05

rons Monday and Tuesday, one of the
very best pictures produced when 1t
showed "In Old Kentucky Anita
Stewart, as star, was at her best and
the picture is full of action and ex-
cftement. The Unique management
IS putting forth every effort to pro-
cure the very best pictures, regardless
If price, for their show house. With
their two machines we can now see
the same pictures, for less money,
that can be seen in any of our large
cities.
81 NJ Crow returned from Florence
Thursday, slightly bruised up and
with his right hand bandaged up from
the effects of his auto accident last
week near Canon City. The casing
which he helped to load for the AL
oil well should have been here on
Friday but was held up behind
wreck at Cotopaxi, and is expected
in some time early this week.
Evidently the Eight new subscrfb-
ers' you are "All puffed up about"
are mostly candidates for nomination,
and are trying to spread on the salve
about your being the "Only paper in
Gunnison county" That remains to-
be seen, Henrietta, as the little girl
said when she dropped dozen eggs
on the sidewalk.
There will be big Jazz dance at
the I. o. o. F. Hall the 10th ira
Terry's orchestra from Grand juno
tion. an organization of real musi-
clans who are enjoving trip through
the country and helping others to do
the same thing, are giving it. They
come highly recommended.
VIM. knode was an arrival on Sat
urday's train from Denver He spent
a short tome visiting with friends at
Crookston before coming to Gunnison.
Bill will spend week with us before
returning home where he is still en-
ployed on the c. & S.
Mr.. w. P. Robinson, a wealthy min
ing man of the San Juan district, ac-
companied by his wife and two maids,
Miss Gordon and Miss Enstrom, were
arrivals at La Veta Hotel Monday,
enroute from the east to Silverton
via auto.
Mrs. Susie Miller and son Lewis
left Thursday for Denver and Glen
wood Springs. Mrs Miller will go
to Denver to the Yeager Mortuary,
and Lewis will spend a short time
with friends at Glenwood
The Treasury Tunnel directors held
their first meeting of the newly elect
ed trustees Friday evening. electing
Fl. M. Webster, president; R. J. Pot
ter, vice president; Geo. Mason, sec
retary and treasurer.
T. b. Smith, car repairer for the
D. 4 R G. at Crested Butte, came
down from there Tuesday and went
on the same evening to Denver to
visit sister who is there from Okla
homa.
Senator George Hetherington re-
turned from Denver Tuesday after
taking in the Democratic Assembly.
The senator will be on the Democratic
primary ticket for Attorney General.
VIM. Nourse, brother of E. NJ, ar
rived from Denver the first of the
week and will spend week here on
business and pleasure. Bill looks as
natural as ever and just as pleasant.
Harry Williams, accompanied by
Willet Estes, stepped on his new car
Sunday and paid short visit to Pit
kin. He was making the trip when
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Fl. w. Heath of the Cooperative
Co., of Denver, passed
through Gunnison Wednesday on his
way to Crested Butte. He expects
TO be here Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kane and chill
iren returned home from Denver
Tuesday morning, where they have
oeen the past week enjoying the
sights of the Capitol City.
C. F. Darlington, manager for
of Denver, Car Lot Shippers
If potatoes, onions, etc, paid Gunni-
son visit Wednesday, looking over
me potato situation here.
G. o. Dotts of Delta, came down
from Waunita Springs Tuesday where
ne has been the past two weeks en-
oying the pleasures of this famous
summer resort.
Mrs. ]. ]. Norton left Monday for
ner home in Hoisington, Kansas, after
spending ten days here with her hus-
hand looking over their oil interests.
The AL Oil Company purchased a
one ton Nash truck Tuesday from the
Rainbow Garage, to be used in haul
ing material to and from the oil well. |