The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-09-04

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of several weeks in the fruit country.
Violet Bates, daughter of Chas.
Bates. left Thursday for short visit
in Lake City.
Jas. Wiseman has purchased the
Large Studio and expects to move to
town shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Ferris left Tues
day evening to attend Conference OF
the M. E. church.
Miss Fern Hanley who will teach
this year in Crested Butte arrived in
Gunnison Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Steele and Mrs.
Shackleford depart Sunday in the
Steele car for Denver.
Miss Myra Ronald left Sunday eve
ming for a two weeks visit with
friends in Whitewater.
VIM. Endner left last Friday for
Denver after week here attending
to his lumber business.
Mrs. Mayme Curtis and son Byron,
left Thursday for Denver where she
will put the boy in school.
Fred Stamm has gone to Denver
to purchase furniture for his new
home. Looks suspicious to us.
n. Dol,... ~ CoboJlo Gonna RI
town Wednesday to make application
for pension due to blind people.
Mrs. Earl Berryhill and children
came in Friday from Denver after an
extended visit with her mother there.
Mrs. F. D. Van AIKEN leaves Sunday
to attend Grand Chapter Of the East
ern Star which convenes in Denver.
'~Mr. and Mrs. Wiseman are moving
Into the house occupied by Elmer
Wiley and family. Miss Blanche Wi
ley will board with them this fall.
Frank Cuthbert left Monday for
his home in Kalamazoo. Michigan. at
ter a short visit here with friends.
He will stop few days in Grand
Junction.
Mrs. Cora Stewart, sister Lizzie
and husband, and daughters, leave
Friday for Prescott, Arizona, after
months visit with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. England.
A. j. Chinery began work for Mrs.
Strunk this morning connecting her
Boulevard property with the sewer
system She is making important i'm
provements on that property.
Mrs. C. II. McCutchan. of Denver,
is in town this week visiting friends
and relatives She Is not enjoying
the best of health since her recent
illness. but hopes to recuperate in
our glorious climate.
Mrs. ]. ID. Walker and son David
left Thursday evening for a three
weeks visit with Mrs. V. B. Snider,
at Buckner. Mo. Mrs. Walker will
stop in Denver and arrange for the
holiday goods for the drug store.
A business meeting of the Ladies'
Aid of the NJ. f. Church.. was held
at the home of Mrs. Webster Mrs.
Webster and Mrs. Van AIKEN were re-
elected president and secretary re-
spectively and Mrs. Lashbrook was
elected vice president.
Mrs Mary Allison, of Castleton, is
through with her haying and says
that if she could have such help as
she had this year she would not mind
haying all the time. She secured six
returned soldiers and sailors from
Boulder and declares them the best
ever.
Elmer Wylie has the contract for
building two of the new sections of
road over Monarch Pass. He leaves
next week to take charge of the work.
Mrs. Wylie will go with him to board
the men while the work is going on
They do not expect to return till the
SHOWS come.
Mr.. and Mrs Vouga of Doyleville,
are the happy parents of a daughter
born Aug. 80. Mr.. Nouga recently
sold his ranch on Razor creek and
purchased the Huff ranch on Quartz
creek, where they will move 10 IS
soon as little Margaret is large
enough to travel.
Mrs. Jack Thornell and Mrs. j. j.