The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-04-14

time, and besides we never did like
the Gothic Black Face cut on the old
ones. The new will make a more
attractive appearance and enables us
To turn out the new Normal Catalog
in superior fashion. We also received
little more than one hundred dol
lars worth of new type which adds
some to our capacity for nice work.
Much of the latter will be used in
Curecanti, tie Annual, now being
prepared by the employees in this
office. The Empire is going to be
some busy shop for the next month
or six weeks, but we are still receiv-
ing orders. Nothing turned away for
q while yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufe Sarson, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Hards, Sr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hards. Jr., Earl and
Mrs. Waberton, Arthur Hards and
Lois Nelson, Mr. AL Wilson, Walter
Truesdale and Elizabeth Barrett,
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Hughes, Geo.
Hazelhurst, and Eva Leonard. were
guests of Robt. w. Cooper on mis-
ranch down the river Tuesday eve
ming. The time was spent at cards. A
fine luncheon was served at 11:00
o'clock. All report most enjoyable
time.
John A. Stavely, of Cathedral, was
in town Thursday to meet his sister,
Miss Clara Stavely, of Pawnee, Okla,
who is enroute to Cathedral where
she will establish her home on
tract of ground on which she has
filed, situated in the very scenic part
of the Upper Cebolla.
This week DIR. F. P. Hanson pur-
chased from the estate of DIR. Norman
Macintosh, the complete set of
surgical instruments and office equip
ment. This is probably the best and
most complete medical and surgical
equipment in Gunnison County.
The Republican Office has under
gone much renovation this week and
last preparing for the arrival of their
new Intertype. The partitions have
been removed and considerable addi-
tional room provided thereby.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Huff passed
through town this week, returning
from Denver, where they have lived
the past winter, keeping house for
Senator Rockwell. They remained
over night at La Veta.
Hugh Foster left for Delta Wednes-
day after two weeks visit with
relatives in both Gunnison and Can
on City. Mrs. Foster and baby re-
NAMED in Canon where she is
visiting her parents
Hon. Chas. Cowan goes to Denver
Saturday evening for meeting o.
the General Board of Adjustment
B, of l.. f. No special business u,
the program but considerable nigh,
develop.
J. w. Starks returned Wednesday
from Denver and the east slope where |
he has been for several months. He
expects to spend the summer in and !
al ound Gunnison.
Alva Foster has given up his job
at the Roosevelt Tunnel at Pitkin
and will open an auto repair shop in
the old Purrier building on Tomichi
Avenue
Ms. Ralph Thompson, returned
Tuesday evening from Salt Lake
City where she has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Frank Van Alstine.
j. p. Lamoy, came up from Paonia
Tuesday evening and returned We'd
nesday morning. Visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alva Foster
Bert Sitter came up on the eve
ming train Thursday. and went on up
to Waunita Springs to get the sum-
mer business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Osborne, left
in their car Wednesday for California
iof WISH VI IL HlOntn OF SIX weeks.
E. M. Collins and family will re-
'urn from their, extended Western
trip Friday tomorrow morning.
D.. Manuel left for Walsenburg
T'.q-sasy evening to address Teach
- Msesing at that place.
~
T 0.-- SC. ocker returned this
.rer several days visit at
III % - nj Powderhorn.
II Judy went over to Salida
vsaay evening on advice that Mrs
iady is not so we'll.
The Gunnison Fuel and Feed Co.,
Ia nd rsrr