The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-08-31

f M Collins and party returned
+ siay evening fom their tour of
tie Southern Slope.
DR.. Fowan, We esan democratic
citizen of Ouray, hrs spent several
days fere this week
Miss Rachael Ksns left Sunday
evening for l enver, where she will
spend a two weeks vacation.
A la ge crowd of Fastern people
ar, expected at Waunita Hot Springs
about Wednesday of next week
Mrs. j. T. Kane left Thursday morn
ing for Somerset, where she will join
her father on trip to Salt Lake City.
B. C. Jessup, Berry Simpson and
Bob Fisher, left for Delta Saturday,
after visit of week with friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Clayton, of
Crested Butte, Colo, left Thursday
for a week or ten day tour of the
Eastern Slope.
h Mr.. Theodore Thuelmeyer left on
Tuesday for his home in Cheyenne,
Mrs. Thuelmeyer will join him there
in about two weeks
Mrs. Gutherie returned to Gunni-
son Thursday from Baldwin, where
she has been visiting Ed. Miller and
wife, for the past week. ~
Mr.. Esch, and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Esch, officials of the Western Union,
spent the past two weeks at Almont,
on a camping and fishing trip.
R. l.. Gardner s. ard daughter.
Katherine, left Saturday evening for
Colorado Springs, where they will
join Mrs. Gardner, for an indefinite
visit. 'ii
Mrs. j. E. Harburg, son, James,
daughters, Jane and Susan, of Denver,
Colo, are guests at the A. w. Hogan
home. They will remain about two
weeks.
DIR. j. S. Ferris returned from his
extended eastern trip the last of the
week. Mrs. Ferris remained in Ala
mosa, recovering from tonsilitic
operation.
Mr. George Gardner, operator at
the d. & R. G. w. R. R.,left Friday
evening for Colorado Springs, where
re will visit relatives. He will be
one about month.
NJ and Mrs Jack Andrews are the
guests of F. II. Andrews at the An
lrews Ranch, up Ohio Creek for a
few days. Mr.. and Mrs Andrews will
go to Denver next week.
DR.. and Mrs. Joe Gavette and son,
Donald, of Leadville, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Cope last week.
They are now enjoying stay in Salt
Lake.-Grand Junction Sentinel.
Louis A. Thomas returned from
Waunita Hot Springs Friday after
noon, where he has been spending the
asst few days. Mr. A. M Thomas and
daughter, Ada, will remain over the
week end. Nt
Miss Alice Peck, and party who
left Sunday morning for Kansas City,
encountered motor trouble on Mon
'rch Pass and were compelled to
spend the night there until aid could
reach them from Salida. sl
Miss Goodwin, who has been spend
ing the past two weeks at Waunita
got Springs, was called to her home
at Crawford, Colo, by the sudden
death of her mother Thursday. Miss
Goodwin went through Gunnison Fri
day enroute to Hotchkiss, Colo.
Mrs. Alberta Jorgensen entertained
at five hundred at her La Veta apart
ments, Thursday afternoon. There
were about thirty guests. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with
Towers, and at the close of the after
Moons entertainment delicious
luncheon of Cantaloupe with Ice
cream, cake and candies, was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer F. Welch, of
Kansas City, Mo-, and Everett F. Rey-
nolds, brother of Mrs. Welch, arrived
Wednesday to visit the Easterlys on
Ohio Creek. They expect to leave
for Los Angeles, the last of the week.
They are driving one of Henry Ford's
Pullmans and having fine trip so
far. From Los Angeles they will go