The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-06-17
Elmer MuIlin rs on the sick list


this week.
Date Mason was a visitor from Pit
kin. this week.
Mrs. James Ogden motored down
from Almont Thursday.
Mrs. Zelma Mckee Andrews is on
the sick list this week.
Capt Mathewson came down from
Crested Butte Thursday.
Mrs. Joe Metdoz and daughter, Mrs.
Rose, arrived home from Denver
Wednesday.
S. P. Spencer is now the possessor
of brand new seven passenger
Buick car purchased this week.
Mrs. Celia Mullin and daughter,
Mrs. Hattie Hill. went to lola THURS
day to visit few days with Earl.
Byron Hewitt came home from
Denver Thursday. He has been at
tending school there the past year.
After spending a short visit with
relatives at Hotchkiss Percy McEl-
vane returned to Gunnison Thursday
evening.
On Thursday the Ladies of the AL
tar Society met with Mrs. Alonzo
Miller, where large and enthusiastic
meeting was held.
Mr.. Grow of the AL Oil company.
returned Thursday from trip to
Florence, where he has been in the
interest of the Oil Co.
Claud Campbell of Delta, passed
through Gunnison Wednesday on his
way to the Salida hospital to be ope-
rated for appendicitis.
Robt. Hards has purchased the
barber shop fixtures from c. C. Nc
Williams, who has charge of the es.
tate of the late Prof. Schavers.
D.
Now that the railroad employees
have been promised a Z to 1870
raise, look out for the raise in the
necessaries of life, as this always
seems to follow.
Charles Meyer had narrow escape
Wednesday when the ground gave
away under the ladder on which he
was standing, throwing him against
stone wall, cutting his face and
head quite severely.
Roger Nelson, son of Starr Nelson
of Delta, who has been switching ir
Crested Butte yards, had one of his
fingers smashed Monday while al
work. He went to the hospital at
Salida, Tuesday for medical assist
ance.
Undertaken Mrs. Susie Miller went
to Crested Butte Tuesday to prepare
the body of little Mary Saya, aged 8
years, who passed away Tuesday
morning. The little girls death was
caused by heart failure, as the result
of scarlet fever.
Mrs. B. F. Wright left Thursday
to accompany her daughter, Mrs. ]
G. Crooks, to Denver for medical
treatment Mrs. Crooks since taking
treatment there, has been greatly
benefited and it is expected will en-
tirely recover her eye sight.
The band concerts will start Sat
urday evening, June &c, and will con-
tinue each Saturday night until and
including August a. This is a great
benefit to our city as it not only
brings the people out on that might
but shows that we are still alive and
at least some of us have time to lis
ten to good music once week.
, ]. w. Stephens of Challis, Idaho,
was visitor in Gunnison this week,
stopping off on his way to Maine.
Mr.. Stephens is an old time friend
of our townsman Harvev Calvin. and
has had bad siege of flu, losing his
wife last February with this disease,
and which also left him with inn
paired health. He hopes summer
spent en- the eastern coast may help
him.
Rev. ]. S. Ferris left Wednesday
evening for New York. where he will
take post graduate course at Col
umbia University. He expects to re-
turn to Gunnison about August 18th,
and will take up his work at the
State Normal here at the opening of
the fall term. On his way Mr.. Ferris
will visit for few days with rela-
tives in Pennsylvania, whom he has
not seen for a number of years,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Sheppard and
baby came in Wednesday from Poca-
tello, Idaho, and will reside in Gun
nison for a short time. Mr.. Shep-
pard says the bottom has fallen out
of Pocatello the last couple of
months. and he has decided to look
up another location. Mrs. Sheppard