The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-08-14

Cadillac car. They expected to go OF
to Salt Lake but when they saw what
fine place Gunnison is and learned
about the new oil company which is
operating here, they unloaded theil
camp outfit to spend the summer
here.
Very delightful was the surprise
party given last Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Joe McDermott
for Mrs. Tom Owens, who expects
to leave soon for California. About
fourteen ladies were present and the
AFTERNOON was spent in a social way
A lovely luncheon was served.
Mrs. Leila Hazelhurst very delight
fully entertained number of ladies
Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Tom Owens. The afternoon was
spent at cards and sewing. An elab-
crate luncheon was served and all the
guests departed declaring Mrs. Hazel
hurst a charming hostess.
Il.
Tower who has been visiting here
for some time, left Monday for Ouray
and Montrose, where they will spend
n few days visiting. Miss Tower will
90 on from there to Salt Lake be-
fore returning to her home in Des
Moines, Iowa.
Rev. B. F. Ross, of Aspen, expects
to locate in Gunnison about the
middle of next month to take advan~
tape of our school facilities. Mr.. Ross
graduated from the Normal School
few years ago and he now desires to
place his daughters in school.
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DR.. P. B. Wallace of Rifle, Colo
RADIO. has rented the Blackstock house
on Virginia avenue, and expects to
move to Gunnison about Sept. 18th.
DR.. Wallace is a specialist on the
nose. ear and throat, but he will also
carry on general practice.
Mark Skinner and son of Denver
and II. c. Getty and son, of Mont
rose. came in Sunday to spend some
time fishing on the Gunnison. The
young boys have just recently re-
turned from France, having enlisted
two years ago.
C. II. Mulhestein drove in this week
from Somerset in new Studebaker
He returned Thursday taking his
daughter, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. John Kane, back with
him.
Senator John Tobin passed thru
here Thursday evening on his way to
Pueblo to attend to business relative
to the Pueblo State Fair, which is to
be held the week of September 2lst.
o.
Bob Cooper and family took the
train for Grand Junction Wednesday
morning, where they will stay for
some time for the benefit of their
small daughters health
Misses Wilma. Doig. Jennie Robin
son. Margaret Owen, Mary Lake and
jamie Delo went to Waunita Satur-
day where they took part in the pro-
gram that afternoon.
Herb Exter returned from France
last Saturday after spending IL
months across the water. During
his stay there he attended the Toul-
ouse University.
Mrs. Lawrence and Miss King, who
have been here visiting their sister,
Mrs. Jack Bew, returned to their
home in Mississippi Saturday evening
r. l.. Halpin and wife who have
been visiting Mrs. Roy Knowles for
some time. left Thursday for their
home in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
After pleasant trip spent travel
ling thru Wyoming, Tom Hogan re-
turned home Monday to help his
folks during haying.
Misses Alice and Matte Lemon,
nieces of John Gordon. arrived Mon
day from Urbana, H., to spend some
time visiting here.
T. A. Wolf, stenographer at the
Dispatcher's office for the last few
months, and wife left Wednesday for
Denver to remain.
Miss Edith Gray returned home
Saturday from Denver where she has
been attending the university for the
past year.
Miss Maude Runoe, who has been
visiting at the DR.. Walker home,