The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-07-06

Gunnison? Yes, it is very .,lcver. The
scheme, which is worked out with the
novelty Liberty Bell banks, work,
itself in this form: You deposit YOU,
dollar, are given one of the uniqu,
banks, which you are to fill and start
your bank account. In case, by som,
trick of Fate, you are unable to III
that little bell, you can return the
bank and your dollar is refunded. But
the big idea is to fill tie Bell until
that old crack just cracks, and cracks
and cracksl Come nowl Get your
Liberty Bell and he independent.
The New Handy Kitchen" is being
entiredly renovated The inside has
been re-decorated with dark brown
walls and cream ceiling, and com
plete new front has been put in, the
large plate-glass windows not only
making much better lighting for the
inside but giving decidedly up-to-
date appearance to the outside. A
new soda fountain has been installed,
at which good home made ice cream
is being served, together with all the
accessories that go to make first
class ice cream parlor. And then,
too, don't forget the excellent candy
you can get there.
We're you speaking of NERVE!
Well, what do you think of this? Mr..
C. Elmer and party, who are staying
at the New Commercial Hotel, and
who have motored to Gunnison from
Kansas. left their car standing in
front of the hotel while tending to
business inside. The car carried two
perfectly good spare tires, tightly
padlocked on the back of the car, ard
during Mr.. EImer's absence indoors,
someone deliberately unlocked those
locks and got away with the two tires.
Can you beat it? Yes, we wonder 100,
Just who it was!
The, McMurtry Paint Co., of Dem
yer, has crew of painters erecting a
large sign board in Gunnison with the
complete Auto Highway map of Col
orado on it, and surrounding the map
is sign spaces of some twenty local
merchants The Paint Co. is erecting
this huge board free, charging only
for the material used All labor is
paid for by the McMurtry Paint COM
pany of Denver.
An extremely successful dance was
Given by the Gunnison base ball team
Saturday evening in the I. o. o. F.
hall, the object of which was to Sc
secure funds for the support of the
team. An unusually large crowd was
in attendance and Miller's seven piece
orchestra furnished especially good
music for the occasion.
Friends were happily surprised
when S. E. Day got off the train Tues
day evening Mr.. Day didn't deny
that he had come from Soldier Sum-
NIT to help us celebrate, also adds
that he came on business and expects
TO spend about two months here DUR
ing which time Mrs, Day may join him.
Miss Mildred Stevens and her
grandfather, A. K Stevens, have spent
the past week in Gunn'son, much to
the delight of their many friends.
Both Mr.. Stevens and his daughter,
Mrs. Burris are taking treatments
from DR.. Grace Taylor.
Chester Pittser is expected home
for the Cattlemen's celebration. Base
ball fans are hoping he will pitch
in the annual base ball games held at
that time. With "Chess" in the box,
they are betting stronger than ever
on Gunnison. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Wittee and little
daughter left after five day visit
with the Reese family for their home
in Fort Wayne, Indiana They say
their visit to Colorado will go down
in their book of pleasant memories
Mrs. c. G. Davis was down Wednes'
day from Waunita, with party OF
friends, among whom was Mrs. Sitter
They report large crowd in attend
ance at the Springs on the Fourth.
MIR. Fransdan and family spent the
Fourth in our city visiting with hi.
daughter Dorothy. who is here at
tending the School Of Music.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hogan have
taken an apartment in the Fogl
apartments, where they will resid'
permanently. N
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Stone and Mr.
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