The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-11-23
GUNNIsON ITEMS

Sunday.
W. S. Barker was a visitor in Gun
nison from Sargent from Friday until
Monday.
The Annual Red Cross Roll Call
will be held in Gunnison the week be-
ginning January Sth.
Mrs A. G. Delo and daughter, Jane,
eturned Sunday evening from two
day trip to Grand Junction.
Miss Emma Aren't of the College
department. of education spent the
weekend at Telluride on extension
work.
Herbert Lashbrook went to Salida
Monday night for two days at the
hospital, where he had treatment for
an ulcer.
Mr.. and Mrs, F. H. Andrews and
daughters, lila and Thelma, left Sat-
urday for Delta, where they will
spend the winter.
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The local Odd Fellows and Re-
bekah lodges enjoyed an old time
country dance at the Odd Fellows
nall Tuesday night.
Mrs. Ernest Robbins returned Sat-
urday to her home in Duchense, Utah,
after weeks visit in Gunnison with
her sister, Mrs. c. M. Long.
Miss Anna Eilebrecht returned
Saturday from Salida, after stay of
several weeks in the hospital follow
ing an operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. John Clifford returned Satur-
day after three weeks visit in Den
yer with her son, John. She spent a
few days in Salida on her way home.
J. F. Barrows was up from Mont
rose this week, and tells US he is
feeling much better physically, though
his eyes are still giving him trouble.
Walter Wilson was visitor in
Gunnison from the Lake Fork from
Saturday to Monday. Wilson, Jory
and Carr shipped their cattle last
week.
Commissioner W.. H. Whalen re-
turned Monday to Crested Butte after
weeks absence, during which he
attended the state highway confer
ence at Colorado Sprinps.
Mrs. Fannie B. Whip, department
president for Colorado and Wyoming
of the Women's Relief Corps, went to
Durango Saturday on an official In,
spec tion trip. She expected to re-
turn today.
L. A. Thomas left Monday for Dem
yer and will go on this week to, Pheo-
nix, Arizona. to. attend the State
Teachers association meeting held
on November 81, 2s. and 20. He will
likely go on to San Diego for few
days visit with his wife.
Captain Emmett Lee of Denver,
was here this week visiting this edi-
tor and wife. We always welcome a
visit from Captain Lee, who is re-
turned veteran of the late war, who
saw real service at the front. His
information regarding the late cleo
tion in Denver also furnished us con
siderable additional knowledge.
Gunnison friends have received
word of the marriage Of Miss Dora
Decker, graduate of the Gunnison
Normal, to Bradley Ashmore Of Bowie
which took place November 10 at
Delta. Miss Decker was a student
here in 1915 and 1916, graduating in
1916. Mr.. Ashmore is employed at
the Bowie mines. Miss Decker's nome
is in Paonia, but she has been teach
ing at Bowie this year.
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An important business change oc-
CURED Monday Of this week when ].
E. Calkins and Company sold out
their coal, ice and transfer business
to d. L. Gray and Company, who will
hereafter conduct the business under
that name. Mr. Gray has moved his
family in from the ranch and will oc-
cupy the rooms in the Cooper build
ing heretofore occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Calkins. Mr.. Gray will be the
manager of the new company, having
consolidated with that position his
real estate and insurance business.
He has vacated his former office on
Main street and will hereafter con-
duct the combined business in the
office in the Cooper building hereto
fore used by Calkins & Company.