The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-06-10
Gunniison News

MISS Erma wright departed Satur-
day for Delta.
l. Netherton is visitor here from
Montrose, arriving Friday.
Mike Daily came down from Crested
Butte Saturday for a few days.
Clair Dotts and James Hall left
via motor truck, for Delta Friday.
Miss Hogan, who has been teaching
school at Akers came home Saturday.
Mrs. Hudson and daughter Maribel,
returned to Crested Butte Saturday.
Miss Edith Welch left Saturday for
visit at Delta during the summer
vacation.
q Mrs C. L. Ross came down from
Crested Butte Saturday for a few
days visit.
Deputy Sheriff Lehan made an Off
cial trip to Cimarron Friday, return
ing the same day.
Miss Elizabeth O'Niell went to
Crested Butte Saturday to spend the
summer vacation with her folks.
Miss Grace Winslow arrived home
Saturday from Grand Junction where
she has spent a successful year teach
ing.
4. w. Gray an" family accompanied
by Miss Ruth Spencer, left Saturday
via auto, for a months visit in Dem
yer.
Mrs. Conner Dollard departed for
Salida Friday for a short visit; she
was accompanied by Miss Myree Dol
lard.
Miss Elizabeth Berg returned to
her home in Somerset Friday, after
pleasant visit with the C. E. Bates
family.
Mrs. E. L. Campbell and daughters
arrived Saturday from Montrose to
spend week visiting with Mrs. B. F.
Wright.
Mrs. John Whipp returned Satur-
day from Denver and Canon City,
where she was delegate to the
w. r. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Ydstie left Sat-
urday evening for Minnesota and
Washington for a months visit and
recreation.
Mrs. VIM. Jennings returned from
Telluride Thursday, owing to the high
altitude it was impossible for her to
remain there.
Henry Corum came down from
Jacks Cabin Sunday, where he has
been distributing thousands of the
speckled beauties.
Miss E. Redding and Miss Hatch,
of the Normal faculty. departed Sat
urday for Montrese where they will |
spend their vacation.
James Snyder was a passenger from |
Denver Monday, on his way to Crest
ed Butte, called there by the death of |
his sister, Mrs. John Mcintyre.
Misses Mary Ellis, Theo Young and |
Julia Flood left Saturday for Olathe.
where Misses Ellis and Flood will Wis
it with Miss Young short time.
Mrs. Ed Goodenough came over
from Salida Saturday to spend short
time with her husband, who has been
conductor ON the Crested Butte line. |
Miss Ruth Rudd of Delta, stopped |
off Friday for few days visit with
Miss Tillie Eilebrecht Miss Rudd
has been teaching at Rawlins, Wyo.
Joe Gallatin of the Gunnison Motor
Co., left Thursday evening for Denver,
by auto, called by the illness of his
mother, who suffered a slight stroke
of paralysis Thursday.
o
Miss Lydia Liedfeldt, graduate
nurse of Denver, arrived in Gunnison
Friday, and will visit indefinitely with |
Mrs. H. U. Gavette, whom she nursed |
in Denver during her recent operation. |
Chester and Wilmont Bennett re-
turned to Hotchkiss Saturday after
strenuous year in high school, but ex-
pect to return this fall and again |
take up athletics to help Gunnison
win again.
Every one was glad to see Mack
Allen step off the train Friday, after
his long illness in the hospital at Sa-
Ida. Mack, of course. is rather thin
but is feeling fine, considering the
siege he has had.
Miss Carrie Estes left Friday eve
ming for Canon City for few days.
visit, and will return in company with
her sister, Mrs. John Wolfe, who is
delegate to the w. r. c. encampment
held there last week