The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-12-18
GunniSOn and Pitkin
Items Culled From Gunnison Empire and Pitkn Miner

| clIOI III Tile duNeTtlSe-
ment of the Spenst Motor Company,
we offered Ford runabouts for $4,000
apiece. The effect was disastrous
resulting in flood of buying orders
that caused US to be threatened with
E. damage suit, We are doing our
very best to square it by printing
this retract tion together with the ad-
ice to the great buying public that
the Ford runabout costs $4,000 f. O.
b. Detroit. We make an occasional
mistake, but we are not making any
when we tell you that if you want a
runabout car. you won't miss it any
oy investigating the Ford even at
tho corrected price.
Arthur Hards has accepted posi-
ton in the New Market until after
January 1st, when he will leave with
his mother, Mrs. Robert Hards. for
Prescott Arizona, where they will
ioin Mr.. Hands. The family intends
to make Prescott their home for some
time as the Arizona>c Innate has been
Of great benefit to Mr.. Hards- We
regret exceedingly to lose this esti-
mable family, but are glad to know
Mr., Hards is improving in health.
The Home Dairy Cafe under the
management of Oscar j. Mion will
open for service Sunday, Dec. 21st,
with a special 75c dinner, The Can
aday building on Main street has
been entirely overhauled and redeco-
rated making very attractive in
terror. which undoubtedly the public
will enjoy in patronizing this new
enterprise.
Mrs. Efum Russell was called to
Missouri Wednesday by the illness of
her mother, DIR. and Mrs. Russell
had planned to surprise Mrs. Rus
sells mother by Christmas visit. but
her illness necessitated Mrs. Russell
eaving at once and the Doctor will
follow on Sunday
Chas. X johnson, real estate man
Of Montrose passed through Gunnison
tuesday. Mr.. johnson has been over
on the eastern slope for the past
three months and reports times hard
and money scarce in that part of the
country
Raymond Davidson, nephew of En-.
gineer Alex Davidson, stopped off in
'unnison between trains Wednesday
n the interest of the Hedges. Atkins
supply company, for which he is
'rave'ing salesman.
Mrs M S. Warburton, president of
the local auxiliary to the American
Legion returned from Denver
Wednesday morning where she at
terded state board meeting of the
order.
Mrs, Nellie R. Summers leaves for
Walsenburg Friday, Dec. 10, to spend
he holidays with her sons, Chauncy
and Dan Summers, and daughter, Mrs
Bryant Eastman.
Mckee and David Walker who are all
way at college, are expected home
saturday to spend the holidays with
homo folks.
The w. R. C. dance given at the
Nairview school house Saturday even
ing was well attended and was com
lato n
nancially.
Mrs. c. B Myers mother of Mrs
r. Campbell left for her home in
Grand Junction Wednesday morning
Pfter week spent at the Campbell
home.
Bert Dollard. who has been serious
" III for some time. is now able to
e up and about His many friends
are glad to see him improving SO rap
idly,s.
Mrs Halla Lathrop Weston of Den
0er. sister of Engineer L. r. Lathrop,
will arrive Sunday to spend some
weeks with her brother and family.
John Fox returned from an extend
I'd trip to New York. where he has
been promoting mining activities for
the past four months.
Mrs, w. H. Hathaway and father, T.
w. Estes. are expected in from Salda
Tuesday to spend the holidays with
w. A. Estes and wife.
Bobby Raagas. proprietor of the
Manila Cafe. left for Chicago Mon