The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-03-25
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Cunnison News
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Mrs. M. Curtis returned from Dem
yer Saturday.
Mrs Doig returned from Crested
Butte Friday.
President Quigley returned from
D,lta Monday where he has been on
Normal business.
Dorothy Lucero returned to school
Monday after a siege of about three
weeks with the flu.
VIM. Anderson came In on Monday
evenings train after few days busi-
ness in the lower valley.
Clair Dotts returned to Gunnison
Monday after spending a few days
with his parents at Delta.
Gene Mahoney left Monday evening
for a short visit with his brother in
Salida, who is In the hospital there.
Miss Emma Aren't returned Monday
from La Junta, where she has been
in the interest Of the Normal school.
Mrs. Bernice Lucero, after attend
ing the dance at Crested Butte on
Wednesday evening. returning home
Friday.
Geo. Hughes is contemplating m
addition to his residence soon, in the
way OF making It entirely modern and
adding cne moro room.
Examinations arc now all the rage
In our High and Grammar schools.
No wonder all the young folks have
that serious look on their faces.
Harry GAvette Of tbs Pastime Bill
lizard Parlors, received car Of beer!
Saturday Looks like he expects us
all to be thirsty, not now, but soon.
word received from Mr.. Grow OF
the Al Oil Co, IL to the effect that
he expects to be here to begin work
or tho oil we'll about ths hrst Of
April.
Bruce Redden and wife arrived Sun
day from Santa Cruz, CAhfosnia,
wR.rs they were married this winter.
Bruce said hs would not return home
alone, and kept his word.
Bert Dollard rstnrnsd hone Satur-
day after spending about thrsa
moSi,ths in Califosnk and saStsEa
parts Of Colombo rscupsratipg. He
say, he is feeling hns and ces<ainly
looks it.
Some Of your correspondents kind
OF fell down IN thsir mail last WEEK
dido't they Henrietta? Maybe It wns
act quite IS issssrtsat ~ It WIS ths
weAt before. when they happened 10
ccuis in all at once.
Miss Nellie Eastman returned Fri
day hight from winter spent In CAL
ifornia visiting her sister. She sAys
shs is' going back soon. bot then ~
all think that until summer comes
and then we stay hsrs,
Mos. Mary Zolliner returned Sunday
from Telluride. where she has bsen
during the winter. Mrs. Zollkner Is
not enjoying the best Of health, but
with Gunnison climate expects to be
her-eif again In a very short time.
Me- Clara Alexander, nee CIAra
Sear'es. passed through Gunnison
Monday on her way to Salida for =
short visit. She says her father, Jim
Sear'es. suffered stroke last Janu-
ary snd is in very poor health. They
as living at Ridgway at present.
Or Norman Sullivan, brother OF
D,. Geo. Sullivan, came up from
Gcand Junction Saturday and per-
formed an operation on DR.. Sullivan's
little hoy. DIR. Norman Sullivan Is At
present located in the hospital at
Grand Junction. He returned Sunday
morning.
Although we received quite bit OF
Mach weather in the way of wind.
we can thank our lucky stars we are
living in Gunnison, when we see the
reports of damage done to some of
our sister cities. Grand junction
seemed to have suffered the most Of
our western slope towns.
Ti,s Sophomore class Of the High
School gave their long delayed dance
Friday night and although the young
mea and ladies were a little rusty