The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-08-24

the illness of her sister, returned
home Thursday afternoon.
Miss Emily Ethel, librarian at the
Normal, will leave Monday for Cali
fornia, where she is planning on
spending the coming winter
Mr. and Mrs. John Steele enter
| aimed at supper party at the Ito
estaurant Thursday evening. A de-
icous supper was served for eight
guests.
DIR. and Mrs. r. 7. Ellington, Miss
Katherine Gardner, and L. B. Lash
brook spent an enjoyable picnic out
ng Sunday at Gothic, Emerald and
Irwin lakes.
Mrs. Bess Miller was up from Mont
rose the last of the week and made
some progress in disposing of the fine
crop of peaches from their White
water ranch.
Mrs. Louis Miller and daughter Eva
lyn,who have spent the past summer
IN Ohio, returned home this week.
Miss Evalyn will teach in Crested
Butte the coming year.
Miss Gladys Neil of Pueblo, who
has been attending the summer term
of the C. S. N. s., returned home Fri
day. Miss Neil will teach in Nevada
the coming school year.
Miss Anna Todd, of the Normal fac
ulty, will spend her vacation in Okla
homa visiting with relatives. She will
then go to Columbia university as a
student for the coming year.
Miss Anna Robinson, who has been
attending the Normal here for the
east year, returned to her home in
Cortez, this week but will be back for
the opening of school in September
Miss Ada Thomas is a guest at the
home of Tom Stevens. She will return
Saturday and join her father, A. NJ
Thomas, and brother, Louis A., and
then they will go to Waunita for
week.
While the late rains have inter
fered somewhat with haying, as
whole little damage has been done.
The hay crop will be fully equal to
the normal and is being put up as
well as usual.
The Alumni of the High School
gave a very successful dance in the
O1d Fellows hall Friday evening
Miller's six-piece orchestra furnished
excellent music and good crowd at
tended the affair.
Miss Katherine L. Craig, State Supt.
of Public instruction was in Gunni-
son for the Commencement exercises
Wednesday evening, and made short
talk to the graduates. She returned
to Denver Thursday evening.
Frank McDonough, who has been
visiting his brother, DR.. John McDon-
ugh, for the past summer. went up
to Quartz creek Sunday to spend two
weeks at the Little ranch, and then
return to school in Omaha, Nebr.
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Mr. Hotchkiss of the firm of Fair
lamb & Hotchkiss, attorneys of Delta,
is looking over bonds of various Off
cials connected with the attachment
IF the Hutchison cattle on the North
Fork. from appearances it would
Bert Edwards and Siege Stratton
of Paonia, were visitors Monday. They
came over to fish and did not have so
good luck as we would wish. How
ever, we sent them up East river hop
ing things would be better up that
way.
Prof. F. George Damson left Thurs
day for Galesburg and Abingdon, Illi-
nois, where he will join Mrs. Damson,
and later they will visit other rela-
tives in Michigan, returning to Gun.
nison Tor the opening of the Normal
in September
Miss Pauline Mercier, left Saturday
for California, where she will spend
her vacation with relatives, then will
80 to New York City where she will
attend Columbia university the com
ing year, but her many friends will
be glad to know that she expects to
return to Gunnison in the future.
Mrs. Jack Robinson entertained the
Bridge club at her home Thursday
afternoon. Mrs, Theodore Thulemey-
er, who will be remembered by Gun
nisonites as Mrs. Pauline Rose, nee