The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-05-25


ON. f.on it in M5rda..
Lr and Mrs VIM Ha klerod, of
J.io City .peit Sunday in ,own,
r. P. Mergelman and family were
shopping in town Wednesday from
| lola.
r. G. Estes and wife came over
ON Denver Monday for weeks Wis
with relatives.
Mrs Jesse Ferguson and Mrs. Trick
lie drove from P tkin to Crested Butte
and back last Sunday.
Ned Williams and wi Ct Pitkin,
were the guests of j. A. Wiseman and
wife few days tn S week.
Mrs George H-thei ington, who has
been so seriously ill is able to be out
again, we are happy to say.
Miss Alegra Hollenbecs came up
from lola Wednesday to consult Ms.
Taylor, our new Chiropraetor.
A number of tie rancbmen are
planning to take their cattle to tie
Taylor park range about June LIST.
The Mace abee dance which was to
have been given last Saturday eve
ming has been postponed until May q.
80 t.- D. ef-V- Hi.I. = 3 slis..t --s
Grandma Wilbur returned home to
Denver Tuesday, after months visit
with the family of her son C. L.
Wilbur.
Wm Strassburg came up from lola
Wedn ay morning, taking Mrs. Ire
land back with him to cook at the
Resort this summer.
Elmer Wier'ck and wife are back in
Gunnison after spending the winter
at Crested Butte, where Elmer YVES
Employed at coal mine.
/ Ms. Ethel Wilhelm returned to her
eeks s ent with fer daughter, who
is student at the Normal.
M. Casweil and wife, accompanied
by Dan Giles and Miss Lola Patton
1ro' e to Waunita Hot Springs Mon
day nj ring, returning in the after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Herrick are the
| .c
Monday evening, May 18th. Mother
md child are doing we'll, but Melvin's
recovery is doubtful.
Mrs. c. L. Stone received the sad
news last week of the death of her
sister-in-law, Mrs James Andrews in
Denver. Mrs. Andrews death was
quite sud 'en and unexpected.
The Past Nob'e Grand Organization
f tie Rehekah lodge, met at the E.
NJ, Collins home Nor day night with a
large membership pr sent. Delicious
refresr ments we're served and a most
enjoyable evening spent
City Satu- day. He says there is con-
siderable activity in mining there
his sunni er among TIE miaing men
and citizens in favor of smelter te-
'-g built at Gum son.
Cor OIL NJ. Carter was in town from
Ohio Citv Wednesday. He has been
n Texas all winter but will now stay
st tie mine this summer. He says he
$ prpd to get hack TO Gunnison coun-
y where the sun shines all the tire.
Mrs Hugh Smith has recovered
Sufi, iently from her recent serious
illness to he bought down from Pit
kin Thursday, to the home of her
laughter. Mrs, Harry Gavette. Here
she can receive hetter medical atten-
tion, ard it is hoped the lower alti-
tude will be beneficial
The cosy ranch home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lonnie Miller was the scene of
delightful party last Thursday eve
ming, when Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Laura
Miller entertained at cards. About
fifty. ladies were present, 800 being
the diversion of the afternoon. Mrs
Harry De Yarman and Mrs. Emma
Hards were the winners of the favors.
The house was tastefully decorated
with carnations, and delicious lunch
con was served by the hostesses as
c;sted hy Mrs loo M;ller and Mrs
Thornell.
We are handed the program, too
long for entire publication, of the
THIRTY third Annual Ccnv ntion of