The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-05-27


Crested Butte this week tF
The Bridge Club met at the home
of Mrs. f. &. Palmer, Thursday.
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Ralph Thompson returned Tuesday
from business trip to Sargent.
H. C. Bartlett returned from
business trip to Denver Wednesday.
Major Scott returned from the Sa-
Ida hospital latter part of last week.
Mrs. VIM. Jennings returned from
Denver Wednesday after a weeks
rest.
o Jack Logic of the Gunnison Motor
Co, wife and children returned Fri
day from Denver
Chris Faletti returned to Crested
Butte Sunday after a couple of days
in the county seat,
Senator Tobin was a passenger on
Saturdays train returning from the
Democratic State Assembly.
Mrs. w. B. Jennings, the popular
musician at the Unique theatre, left
Friday for a short visit in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Corum and
Shorty" Bashaw returned to Pitkin
Monday, after spending a few days in
town e .t
Mrs Cavanaugh left for Denver the
latter part of last week. She expects
to be gone some time visiting friends
and relatives. ... .-..
Rev j. S. Ferris made a trip to
Hotchl1iss last Friday where he de-
livered an address in the interest of
the c. S. NJ S. f''
Mrs. Grace Jejune returned Wednes-
day from Denver where she has
spent the last two months with rel
atives. and friends.
Jack Ellington, who has been in a
hospital at Salida for an operation,
returned home Sunday. weak but
otherwise feeling good. ~
On account of the high water COM
ing down Elk Creek, the spawning |
station was entirely washed out and
what fish had been caught escaped.
The Firemens Uniform benefit |
given at the Unique theatre last !
week, netted the boys little over
S100, which will help some towards
the uniforms.
VIM Walker is being kept pretty
busy with his Nash car transporting
visitors to the nearby towns, and |
says for this time of the year the
travel is far above the average
Mrs Clarence Adams returned
Tuesday from Denver, where she has
been in St. Joseph's hospital for about
three weeks, and her friends are all |
pleased to see the Improvement in
her health.
Mrs. Susie Miller returned Satur-
day from Chicago, where she has
completed a course in embalming.
Mrs. Miller has been absent about |
three months and like lots of the
rest of us. was glad to get back
W. A. STRAIN of Pueblo, school mate |
of DR.. and Mrs. Hyatt, passed through
Gunnison on his way to Placerville,
Monday. He expects to return in
about two weeks and stop off to have |
short visit and talk over old school
days.
On account of high water last Fri |
day it was feared the wagon road
would be washed out between Gunni-
son and the Hartman bridge, and |
Road Overseer Wiley was about the
busiest man in the county, trying to
find men to assist in saving it.
The Avant society PLAYED to two
full houses FRIDAY and Saturday eve
nings at the Unique theatre This is
an annual affair and is looked for
ward to with much pleasure, and as
usual the performance was well given
and greatly appreciated by all those
attending
In installing water fountain on
the Spencer lots adjacent to the Gun
nison Motor Co., for the benefit of
tourists who come through here in
autos, the city coucil has made a
very good move, and one that GER
tainiy will be appreciated and spoken
of with pride.
Friday night forty-two students OF
the eighth grade will graduate into
high school Their diplomas will be
presented by Mr.. 7. w. Gray at the
Community church, following the op-
eretta Snow White" which will be
rendered by the eighth grade under
the direction Of Mrs. Jorgensen.
Miss Helen Webb and Miss Pauline