The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-08-28


L. B. Sitter, candidate for Com
missioner from the Second District,
was in town Tuesday.
L. B. Sitter came down frpm the
Springs and went to Crested Butte,
campaigning for commissioner, the
last of the week
Remember that your vote Sept. 8.
is worth easily twice as much as it
will be in November. There will not
be nearly 50 much choice as NOW.
Miss Jennie Hanlon will teach
again this year at Devils Lake, North
Dakota where she was very success
full last year, and left for that place
this week.
Senator John Tobin was a passen-
ger back from Pueblo this week He
says Pueblo is filled with transients
to such an extent that he had difficult
~ in getting a room
Jules Faik, the violinist, was pas
senger west the latter part of the
week and will give recitals at differ
ent points in the western part of the
state. Also he expects to give an
other here soon $3.50. =.
The change in train time at this
~ &c Ill 90 81,
The Crested Butte train simply can
not make the time, and connections
with the east bound passenger are a
thing of the past.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R Novels of La
mar, are visiting the latters parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Spencer Mrs
Mary Lawrence, who has been visit
,ng them in their home. returned TO
Grnnison with them.
The Empire is under obligations 10
Robt. Hards. Jr- for quick. neat ser
vice in repairing power and tight
lines in the Office, damaged by our
fire He is a good electrician and does
work the way you want it.
DR.. ]. S Ferris, Candidate for State
Senator. is looking up Delta county
conditions this week He left for that
part of his district Tuesday morning,
and his opponent Mr. C. b. Moore,
arrived from there to look up this
county the same evening.
We acknowledge with deep graft
tude the large number of remittances
we are receiving from our subscrip-
tions these days. Money always comes
handy to printer but never so handy
as when he has met with heavy less
through TO fault of his own.
Mrs ]. R. Millspaugh and daueh-
ter. Miss Laura, plan to soon leave fo-
Denver, where they will make their
home in the future. TIE many cd
time friends of these estimable peo-
pie regret to lose them. but trust tshe
new home will be a happy one
Miss Cara Parsons VIII sperd thu
winter with her aunt, Mrs. Mamie
Hart. in Honolulu. a,d will soon leave
On the long trip. She will be met 1T
Grand Juncti by her aunt and uncl-,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hpelan. wfo will
accompany her as far as Los Angeles.
nr c G. Davis dropped in Tuesday
~, III L
Chicago home the last of the week
ard admits that he hates to leave this
county. We imagine that his splendid
'esort at Waunita will sooner or later
'vcsr him from the ''Wirdy Ctyr, and
re shall have him here permanently
which will be all to our good.
Mr. and Mrs W. A Keeior End two
Younger children. pissed throue.i
town Saturday, enroute to Rodont'o
California. Mr.. Kee,or is an acety-
lsne welder in the land of flowers and
expects to pernuade the family I,
give up the idea of living in Colora-
do Empire will follow them to keep
them posted on Gunnison events.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Moiler and
r'ecc. Mss Mary Jane Elder, passed
'h-curh town last of the week on
tHeir way returning to Paonia, from
short outing at Waunita Hot Springs
They made a pleasant call at this Of
fee which ye editor and wife greatly
enjoyed. 1t surely warns the cockels
of the heart to meet the old time
friends of Paonia-
A party ccnsi-tinp of Siias Wooton-
wife. and two daughters. Mrs. William
Wopfcn Miss Freda Wootcr. Mrs
Elizabeth Wcoton. Mrs. VIM. Wooton
Sc ard feur children, c c. Hswki-s
ard wife. Mrs. ]. d. Howkirs ard