The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-08-28

the last year they had been at Pa
gosa Springs. Colo whore Mrs. WISE
man took baths and treatment for
rheumatism with the result that she
is now entirely recovered They will
go to Pitkin. their former home, Fri
day, to spend few days packing
their goods. and may decide to locate
in Gunnison.
R. w. Morser. State Manager Of
the Colorado branch of the National
Nonpartisan League. stopped over in
Gunnison Thursday from trip over
the Western Slope. He reports things
very prosperous with the League. all
over the state. and says particularly
in Garfield. Mesa, Delta and Montrose
counties the League is growing with
great rapidity.
On Tuesday, John E. Phillips, who
has been furnishing us such nice
bunch of old time letters, came in
from California, and paid US a nice
visit. He was enroute to Denver on
business and said he thought it a
good time to renew old time Gunni-
son acquaintances. Needless to say
we were all glad to meet him again.
Frank Cuthbert, one of our old
time Gunnison boys. arrived in town
Monday from Kalamazoo. Michigan,
where he is in business at present.
We are glad to see Frank among us
again, and to hear he is doing well.
He reports Mrs. Maude in fine health.
Mrs. Belle Heartshorn of upper
Gunnison valley. received a broken
collar bone as the result of the hay
stacker breaking and striking her.
DIR Sanford attended to setting the
broken bone.
j. C. Upton of Ohio City pur-
chased POT head of goats of j. j. Car
penter and shipped them to Ohio
City. He will feed them on Needle
Creek Consideration $1,4O0.
Doc Shores has been visiting
friends in Gunnison this week. He
was accompanied by his son Frank.
and this Office acknowledges a very
pleasant call from both.
Miss Blanche Wylie is chief ope-
rator at the Telephone Office in place
of Miss Eliza Hughes. who resigned
to take a position with the Gunnison
Bank & Trust Co.
Mrs. ]. F. Trevarthan and Miss
Alta Hurley left Monday for Denver
to spend couple of weeks. Mrs.
Trevarthan will visit in Boulder be-
fore returning.
Miss Bernice. Starks. who has been
visiting in Gunnison for a few days.
returned Tuesday to Pueblo. where
she is nursing in the Woodcroft San
itarium.
Herman Eilebrecht returned Tues
day from Salida, where he took his
wife to the hospital. He reports that
Mrs. Eilebrecht is getting along very
nicely.
Mrs. Mary Lawrence and son Har-
low. were called to New Yorh
Wednesday. on account of sickness.
Miss Ruth Spencer accompanied them
Mrs. C. H. Meyer entertained Satur-
day in honor of Mrs. A. G. Clark. The
afternoon was spent in needle work
and delicious luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs Roger Nelson and the
latter's sisters. Marie and Josephine
Whalen, were down from Crested
Butte Tuesday.
Archie Northway and wife return
after spending two weeks vacation
here fishing
Mr.. Fred Spamm is enjaying brand
new house. which was built by F. D.
Van AIKEN, on Mr.. Spamm's lots in
West Town.
Dr. and Mrs. Davis of Waunita Hot
Springs. while in town Wednesday.
paid this office pleasant call.
George Miller expects to leave for
Kansas City Thursday night on
business trip.
a. K. Stevens Dangerously u
The many friends of A. X Stevens
will be grieved to learn that on
"Wednesday piUht at eleven o'clock he