The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-04-27
GUNNIsON ITEMS

urQay IN town.
Pitkin Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Exter are spend
ing few days in Salida.
A. A. Mills of Crested Butte, was in
town the first of the week.
w. R. Halfway came over from Sa-
Ida Thursday, returning Friday.
Mrs. Leila Avery returned from a
visit to Red Cliff Monday morning.
William Potter went to Sapinero
Monday in the interest of the Forest
Reserve office.
Lu Guther and wife are moving in
to the Thompson house in west Gun
nison for the summer.
Carol Christie went to his home in
Olathe Monday after a week spent
with friends at Doyleville.
Miss Eva Leonard returned to FER
home at Doyle Sunday after a week
spent in town with friends.
Ned Williams and wife of pitkin,
are spending several days in town,
guests at the Winslow home.
Mrs. VIM. Spann and children, who
have spent the winter in town, moved
L. L
Miss Blanch Adams, who has spent
the past week at the Lashbrook home,
returned to Doyleville Saturday.
Professors Damson and Macklin of
the Normal faculty, went to Crested
Butte Saturday, returning Sunday.
Mrs. L. A. Hicks, who has spent the
winter with her son James and fam
lily, is spending a couple of weeks
/, with Nettie Hakes-Carr.
lie Roy Peiffer came in from Colo
RADIO Springs Saturday morning and
will spend the summer here assisting
! his father, H. Peiffer, in the Gunni-
son Bottling works.
FIR. Hilbig was down from Crested
Butte last Friday, returning home
Saturday. He contemplates visit
to Glenwood Springs in the near fu-
ture for a short vacation.
Raymond Johnson, who enlisted in
the navy three years ago, returned
from Chicago Tuesday and went to
Somerset the following day, where he
has taken up homestead.
The docket for the spring term of
court seems to be very light, only a
few cases having come up and most
! of them have been continued. Natur-
. alization of citizens occupied all of
Monday and a good part of Tuesday.
w. S. Henderson, Mayor of Pitkin,
was in town the early part of the
= week and paid the Empire force a
, very pleasant call. Mr.. Henderson
{ believes mining is going to be more
I lively in Pitkn this year than for
5 some years past.
Francis Nance came in from Tellu-
ride last Thursday, where he has beer
working on the Tom Boy mine since
3 last September, and will spend the
m just before the disasterous fire there
2 a short time ago.
Il
g of Mrs. Hogan Wednesday Afternoon
q with large membership present Va
Il rious matters of business was attend
3 ed to, refreshments were served, an,
+ the Guild adjourned to meet in tw'
E weeks with Mrs. Knight.
Fl Bishop johnson assisted by Rev
: Foster, held confirmation services a
= the Episcopal church Monday eve
p ming. Sherman and Harvey Nelson
ID Lewis Miller, and Harry Osborne wer
st confirmed. The Bishop is very abl
speaker and his visits to Gunnison ar
lie always looked forward to with pleas
1t ure.
The annual party of the Westmin
e. ster Guild was held at the Lawrenc
rs home Monday evening, with thirty
o. five ladies present. A delicious sever
TO o'clock dinner was served, after whicl
h business meeting was he'd, Mis-
:" Spicer presiding. The treasurer CAV
a report which proved the Guild to b
$, in a fourishing condition. After
.. social hour the meeting adjourned t.
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