The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-02-19
Gunnison News
From The Empire

Tuesday.
George Anderson returned from La
Junta Thursday.
Carey Parch left for Denver Friday
on business trip.
Mrs. Clyde Martin left Saturday for
visit at Salt Lake City.
Ers. Belle Cooper is reported as
betug i'll with the grippe.
Frank Hoheisel came down from Al
mcr,t Thursday last on business.
Geo Anderson and Tom Stevens left
Friday for La Junta on business.
'eCotton" Sievers is slowly recuper-
ating from an attack of the grippe.
Ers. Derldn entertained a party OF
young children at her home Friday.
Mrs. Elmer Ames went to Crested
Butte, Monday, to visit Mrs. Paul
Nc,dstrum.
Earl Mullin is reported ill at lola
alcng with the majority of the popu-
lation there.
Tie M. E. Ladies' Aid will hold
their Tea with Mrs. F. D. Van AIKEN
next Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Maurice Hogan left Monday for
Grand Junction to pay , visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Prof. Shaffer.
L. is rumored around that 1t won't
be long until we will be saying Mrs.
Waters" How about this Hugo?
f. ID. Van AIKEN, who has been down
with the epidemic, is slowly recover
inr and expects to be about again
shrctly.
Mrs. C. T. Sills has disposed of her
farm in Missouri. receiving her price,
which speake we'll for real estate in
that locality.
C H, Cowan, member of the En-
gin,e,'s Adjustment Board left Sun
day for Denver, to attend a meeting
of that board this week.
Miss Helen Stone, Lawrence OLeary
and Chester Green are among the sick
one, this week, but all are reported
getting along as well as could be ex-
pected.
ttrs Pennington, manager OF the
Western Union here, left Thursday
morning for Grand Junction to at
tool the managers meeting there
whSch will be held the 18th.
lsrs. Frank Songer and daughter
Margaret, passed through town on
th>;r way home to Crested Butte
frS.p Pueblo, where Margaret has
bean in tho hospital for some time.
Did, you get your valentine? We
diu. hut think it must have been
n.sant for some one else on account
of the striking resemblance it had to
ce-taiu newspaper friends of ours.
Miss Clara Cooper arrived from
S,rnerset, where she is teaching
school. Sunday. called by the illness
cf her mother, Mrs. Belle Cooper, and
tn. death Of her sister, Mrs. J, Bruins.
tsr. Mcclure. the genial representa-
tiy. OF Rothenburg e. Schloss, cigar
nsa,ufacturers of Denver, was a
pleasant caller at the Empire Office
T.evdav. presenting us with the
worst he had.
Grss Norma Gribben left Saturday
for S.Aida to consult with a physician.
II was learned that she would have to
ce,sult a specialist in Denver. Mrs.
G.;..s,en left Sunday to accompany
h-.r to Denver.
The boys on Beaver Creek are max
ing plans for drive against Mr.
M,>lntain Lion in that district. There
seems to be three or four OF these
bepsts that have been raising Cain
a;"opg the stock.
5tiss Norma Collins and Miss Eliza
bs,h Ncurse left Saturday for Bould-
ev to continue their studies, the
schools being opened again on the
1rah We hope the ladies have better
sunsess with their baggage this time
Sunday night at 1880 Eng 45s
vsry deliberately walked off into the
turn table pit, for some unknown
reason. causing considerable anxiety
hat Foreman Werick was equal to tht
occasion and everything was run ou