The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-02-02

Senator Hetherington left for Mont
rose Thursday morning on legal bust
We are glad to report Clarence
Adams as rapidly recovering from his
illness.
Susie Miller made trip to Pitkin
Monday where she had charge of the
MacSparrion funeral.
Mrs. Harry Beauvais entertained
the De Wyck club at her home
Wednesday afternoon
Jos. McDermott returned Wednes-
day from quite visit in Denver or
business and pleasure.
Mrs. Jarvis Edwards has been quite
ill for several days, but is rapidly re-
gaining her usual vivacity.
Mrs. Dollie Rude, who has been en-
ployed at S. j. Miller & Sons for sew
eral months, is having vacation.
A. L.. Stanley was over from Salida
Wednesday morning and attended to
business matters here for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Nj. Miller left for
Montrose Wednesday, where they will
reside for the next two or three
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lucero drove
down from Jacks Cabin last Monday.
They remained in town several days
shopping and visiting friends.
j. C. Upton was down from Ohio
City Tuesday. He says the general
opinion up there is that a very active
season in mining is coming this year
Mrs. J.. d. Walker, who was taken
SO seriously i'll last Friday evening,
is thought to be improving. She is
attended by Drs. Russell and Hyatt.
Mrs. Oscar Dice returned to her
home in Crested Butte from Salida
Monday and reports her mother, Mrs.
Sellard, as recovering from her ope-
ration.
Mrs. Mike Noes, who had just re-
turned from visiting relatives in
Denver and Colorado Springs, spent
last Saturday in Gunnison with her
friend, Mrs. Trampe.
]. j. Gregg left for CanSn City on
Monday evening, to try warmer
climate for while. He has been
confined to the house for about three
weeks and is just out again.
Mrs. Minnie Mclaughlin, who is
row residing at Ohio City, and her
daughter Miss Mary Mclaughlin, who
is teaching at Par'in, spent the week
end in Gunnison, guests of Mrs. Hyatt.
The ID. A. R. will entertain the w.
R. C. and the Monday Afternoon Gun
nison Woman and Isabella Tourist
Clubs at the College, Saturday after
noon, February 18th. This party will
be quite an event in the social life
of Gunnison.
Mr.. and Mrs, Rex Clark enjoyed a
few days visit with P. w. Mahoney
and wife, old friends from Wood Riv-
er, Nebraska, who stopped over on
their way home from California last
week, continuing their journey home
Monday evening.
Some person unknown stopped at
Charley Chinery's place the other eve-
ming and stole several jars of pre-
served fruit from his outdoor cellar
One jar was opened on the railroad
track evidencing that they wanted tc
know what they had got.
Tuehday, Louis Lucero left his team
standing united in the alley back oi
his residence in north Gunnison, while
he went to the house for lap robe
They became frightened by passing
team and promptly started up Ohio
Creek toward home. They wer,
stopped by Mr.. Dennis when passing
his house, two miles north of town.
The M. E. Aid met at the Commu
nifty church Wednesday afternoon
Mesdames Peterson, Wiseman, Chip
perfield, Stone and Ferris the enter
tanning hostesses. There were thirty
FIVE present The ladies have nearl,
all the money needed to finish payin,
off the church debt 1t was YER
enjoyable afternoon despite the howl
ing wind and drifting snow. TIL