The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-07-21
GuNNIsoN ITEMS

. SUNDAY morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Billing were ur
) from Grand Junction to take in the
celebration last week.
DIR. Loui Weiss and A. Gabrielsor
) were in town Monday from Vulcan
with Jess Ferguson and wife.
Miss Margaret Crary and Mrs Moi
fit went down to Trouthaven Mon
day for weeks rest and recreation.
Clyde Handbury spent a few days
at the Hollenbeck resort the first of
the week fishing for the speckled
beauties
DR.. Thos. w. Quinn came over from
Depver Tuesday for visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs M Quinn. The
Dr's. family has been here for a
week
Our attention is called to the fact
that there are two or three dead cows
in the river near Almont. The proper
authorities should look after this as
the city water supply comes from the
Gunnison.
Mrs. Mamie Alexander from Salida,
has come to Gunnison and will keep
house for L. B. Howard. The baby
has been brought down from Sargent
and Mr., Howard will again establish
home here.
Mrs. John McWilliams and dough
ter Miss Pearl. of Fort Lupton, Colo,
arrived Wednesday. They are mother
and sister of John Mckinney and the
former will stay here, while Miss
Pearl will remain for a week or so.
Chas. Whinnery drove his car over
from Cortez arriving Tuesday even
ing Wednesday afternoon he left
for his home in Lake City with his
wife and two children, who had been
visiting Mrs. Whinnery's mother,
Mrs. Della Liehtley.
Lewis H. Easterly returned from
his sojourn in Pueblo last Tuesday
evening. He spent 81 days as Red
Cross nurse in the Mercy Hospital in
Pueblo. He left his brother improv-
ing quite rapidly and believes that
lie will fully recover.
Philip Easterly and wife. are the
parents of fine boy, born June 26,
at the grandparents home in Ouray
return home at once were it not for
the dangerous condition of the roads
caused by the heavy rains.
Mrs. B. F. Wright left Wednesday
evening for Salida with her daughter
Miss Merle, who will be operated at
the Red Cross Hospital for Appendix
citis, with which she has suffered for
some time. Her many friends will
hope for speedy and complete cure.
The new High School building is
nearing completion. The roof is al
most on and most of the rooms, ex
cept those on the third story, which
is not to be finished at present, are
plastered. Chapel is to be held after
Monday at the Auditorium in the
new building, instead of at the Com
munity church where it has been
held. This will make the long walk
to the church and back to the Normal
unnecessary and to most students is
very welcome change. sf7'
Father Hilbig, pastor of the Cath
Ollie church of this city, has re-
ceived his appointment to Crested
Butte. and will leave in short time
for that place. Father Judge, of
Omaha, who is spending his summer
in Colorado, will take charge of the
Gunnison parish until Bishop Then
comes back from Rome, where he
sailed on the fourteenth of july and
appoints a permanent pastor. Father
Hilbig has had charge Of both the
Gunnison and Crested Butte's parish
es for over two years, but now feels
that his field is in Crested Butte He
has done much good work here and
the people of Gunnison will be sorry
to have him leave, but as he feels
that he is needed more at our neigh
Dor town, Gunnison must let him GO
and welcome his successor.
Many members of the Faculty of
the Normal have been enjoying the
fishing offered by the streams of
Gunnison rather frequently and on
one of these trips an accident oc-
CURED which might have proved SER
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