The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-02-23
GUNNIsON ITEMS

C. E. Florer returned from Delta
| Sunday evening.
A. Holybee returned from the lower
country Sunday evening.
r. 8. Downs returned from Grand
Junction Saturday evening.
Miss Blanch Adams came down
from Doyleville Wednesday.
Mrs. Joe Metroz entertained the
Thursday bridge club at her home
Thursday afternoon
VIII McDonough, wife and daugh-
ter, returned home Sunday after
three or four days in town.
Maurice Hogan who has been very
i'll for the last two weeks, is improv-
ing. rapidly under the care of DIR. Nc
Donough.
John Mckosker passed through Gun
nison Wednesday on his way home to
Crested Butte after spending some
months in Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Partch are rejoic-
ing over the birth of an eight pound
boy. Earl Albert, who arrived in Gun
nison Sunday afternoon, Feb. 18th.
Mrs. j. r. Spann and Mrs. j. j.
Shackleford returned to their home
in Jacks Cabin Sunday, after visit
ing few days in town.
W. C. Howard and Clarence Radeka
were in town from Powderhorn Satur-
day on income tax matters. They re-
turned home Sunday morning.
C. w. Winslow and wife left for
Denver Monday evening to attend the
funeral of r. R. Williams of Pitkin,
who is cousin of Mr.. Winslow.
Mrs, H. j. Calvin came down from
the ranch last Saturday and spent the
day visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Moore, and her daughter, Mrs
Geo. Ruck.
William Farnum, wife and two
children who have been living at
Baldwin for about year, left for
Salt Lake City Wednesday morning
where they expect to make their
home in future.
Oscar Johnson returned Tuesday
from Denver, where he has been for
the past six weeks He went on over
to Powderhorn Wednesday morning
where he will stay at the Hot Springs
for a month or two.
Jimmy Cox has moved into the
house on Taylor street, he purchased
last week from NJ. ]. Formaz Mr..
and Mrs. Geo Ruck who were living
in this house, are now occupying DIR.
Walkers house recently vacated by
Mrs. Lashrook.
Col. d. A. Burgess of Lake City,
went through on tie train Wednesday
on his way home from Denver. The
Colonel has new mining company
with a fine group of claims, that he
thinks will make good this summer.
We wish him success.
DR.. Quigley's English class, which
meets at the College each Monday
evening, is doing splendid work.
There are only six members. 1t seems
strange that more adults do not take
advantage of these free lessons, given
by such an excellent instructor.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Miller enter
tanned the Monday Night Bridge Club
at their home last Monday evening
There were three tables. Mrs. w. w.
Mckee won the first prize, Mrs. Jos.
Metroz the. BOBBY This is a new club,
organized a month ago and meets the
first and second Monday of each
month.
j. f. Robinson spent couple of
days at the Gold Links mine last
week, returning home Sunday He
reports work progressing nicely re-
timbering the tunnel No new work
IS being done yet but some ore is tax
en- out in process of timbering and
by the time the roads are open it is
expected car load will be ready to
ship.
One Of the most charming social
affairs given recently occurred at the
ranch home of Mrs. Paul Starks last
Friday afternoon, when she enter
tained the by Wyk club at an elabo-
rate five-course I,,pcbaop Tho +ablaS