The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-09-13
auNNIsoN ITEMS

ounuay from DenVer.
A. w. Hogan and family returned
from Denver Monday
Chester Trevarthen is now running
on the North Fork local.
c. w. Martin and family returned
Wednesday from Denver.
Mrs. Davis of the lola Hotel, was in
town Monday on business. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Burris were in
town from lola last Sunday
C. M. Long and family went to Sill
verton Sunday to be gone a week.
Mrs. Lee Lehman is spending a
week at Carpenters resort at CebolIa
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Dotts, of Lake
City. spent few days in Gunnison
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Endner and
Mrs. D. M. Lightley spent Sunday at
Irwin lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Palmer, Miss
Wilma Doig and Hugh Palmer drove
to Ouray Sunday.
Misses Helen Besse and Josephine
Zugelder spnt Sunday at Spain's re-
sort on Elk creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Walker went
to Grand Junction Tuesday, expecting
to be back Friday.
Mrs. R. L. Gardner who has been
visiting her family here, returned to
her home in Colorado Springs Sunday.
John Yoklavich and family went to
Grand Junction Sunday to take in the
Fair and visit friends in that vicinity
Lawrence O'Leary left Sunday eve
ming for Notre Dame to continue his
studies in Journalism. He is senior
Mrs. Helen Shinn and son arrived
Saturday to spend some time with
Mrs. Shinn's father, S. L. Staples of
the o. C. coal mine.
Miss Agnes Winters and her mother
Mrs. Hannah Winters, will leave this
week for California to spend a month
touring the state with a party.
! Coach Krause returned Sunday
from his vacation. With him was
Elton Slate of Colorado Springs, who
will attend Western again this year.
Judge Nourse left Friday for Bos-
ton, his old home to spend two or
three weeks. Tom accompanied his
father and will. be an Amhurst stu
dent this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gavette, who
have been travelling around the coun-
try with the African Dip, were in
town Monday on their way to Grand
Junction for the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Keenan, and
Mrs. Chester Trevarthen and daugh-
ter Ellen spent Sunday visiting lit
tie Master Frank Ferrens, who was
born Sept. 5th, at lola.
"A Alfred Wilson of the College Book
Exchange, returned Sudday from
Delta, where he has been visiting his
folks. He went down at the close of
school for his vacation.
Mrs. James Brown of Montrose and
her three daughters arrived in town
to spend the winter where the girls
will go to school. They are occupy
ing the M. j. Schmitz cottage.
Mrs. Mary Kurtz of Salt Lake City,
formerly of Gunnison, sold her prop
erty, house and two lots on lower
Iowa street, to Dan Jordan. The
transfer took place first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Williams and a
party consisting of DIR. and Mrs. j.
D. Walker and Mrs Harry Aiken took
delightful trip in the Williams car.
They went over Cochetopa and re-
turned over Monarch.
DIR. La Moure, superintendent of
the insane asylum at Pueblo. and his
wife, spent last weekend fishing in
this county. The doctor lis good
friend of Father Cotter's, who was
chaplain at the asylum at one time.
Miller's orchestra went to Hotch-
kiss Tuesday to play at the Fair, and
are expected home Saturday. Those
who went are Jay Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo, Whitehead, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlton Stills, Harvey Nelson, Hugh
Palmer, and Miss Wilma Doig, whom
they will pick up at Montrose, where