The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-05-18
GUNNIsON ITEMS

d E. Webber of Marble pent Mon
day in Gunnison.
Mrs. Jos. w. Smith has moved to
town for the summer.
Mrs L. NJ Brunton made trip to
,Montrose the first of the week.
Chas. johnson returned f~on three
weeks visit to Hotchkiss Tuesday.
o. C. Wells has been at home the
past week with severe case of grip.
Mrs. Hehman Voss and Mrs. Bailey
were in Gunnison Monday from Crest
ed Butte.
j. H. Crowley was in from his ranch
near Vulcan, Monday and Tuesday of
this week.
Supervisor Kreugor went to Crest
ed Butte Monday on business pertain
my to forestry service.
Mrs N. j. Anderson is staying sew
eral days in>town with her nieces,
Misses Mildred and Edna.
Al. C. McCarver came in from Pitts
burgh, Penn, Wednesday and went up
to the Buttes, where Mr. McCarver has
mining interests.
T. w. Gray and family are home
after a delightful. winter spent in
California. Miss Harriet remained
there until school is out.
Henry L. Johnson was in Gunnison
Monday on his way from Somerset to
Denver, where he hopes to promote
deal on some mining property near
that place.
Theo Davis left Monday mornin to
Join the bridge rev at Cedar Creek
after a sixty-day leave of absence,
part of which time he was in the Sa-
li9a hospital.
The regular Bible Glass supper of
he Community church was held at
the church Wednesday evening at
$50. This was very enjoyable af-
fair, about fifty being present.
Prof. Dsmson took the school band
to Crested Butte Monday evening. He
reports large attendance at the con-
cert and dance which he gave there.
They returned the same night
Esther Arterberry entertained sew
eral girls at house party Saturday
night in honor of Esther Williams.
wto left Monday for Denver A most
enjoyable time was had by all present.
Mrs. Oliver Scow arrived Saturday
from her home in Prescott, Arizona,
to spend the summer with her mother
md brothers, Mrs Kate Redden and
son William on their Taylor river
ranch.
Henry johnson of Ma BILE. who TO ~
'r'v run the photograph gallery here.
as in town Mcndsy between trains
-onditiors are improving and pros
pscts are looking good.
TIE Denver papers of May 13 print
the death of W. R. Hester, father of
Pobert Hester, who was at one time
foreman of the d. & R. G. round house
IT this place. Both Mr. Hester and
his family have many friends here
who will be panied to hear of his
| fathers death.
II. w. Rogers, wife and two chill
'ren. together with Bert Moran, both
ON Eckley, Colorado, sr-ived in
Gunnison Tuesday and will at once
Negin improvements on their home.
stea's southeast of town. They will
start improving at once and expect
to be at home in real earnest in the
next few weeks.
Earl z. Victor of Salida, was Gun
nison visitor Tuesday He was here
on business for the Palisade Retreat
Club, an organization of Salida peo-
pie, who have purchased and are now
ooing to improve resort near the
Palisa' les, which they acquired from
John Hamor sometime since. Two
buildings will be constructed this
year.
The Episcopal Guild met at thu
home of Mrs Emma Krah, Wednesda,
afternoon, with large membership
present. Election of officers was tn,
order of the afternoon. Mrs. Rookie
feller was elected president; Mrs
Russ, vice president; Mrs. Hogan, sec
etary; and Mrs. Comstock. treasurer
i This being the last meetinp of tn,