The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-09-13

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Sb5 90 on their dance Saturday night.
L. O. Wallace and Bert Sherwood
are now employees at the Tennessee.
Miss Emma Kubiak of Gunnison,
visited at the Hefftner ranch Sunday.
The C. w. Winslow family were
Pitkin visitors from Gunnison Sunday.
Tie Inspector Neary was in town
/ this week on his usual official busi-
ness.
Herbert Hefftner, who is "haying
at the Ralph Little ranch, spent Sun
day at home.
VI. Keeling has rented the Metcaif
store on Main street and is opening
butcher shop.
Alva Hudnut left Sunday for his
home in Salida. He has spent the
summer in Pitkin.,
G. W. Nicholson, of the American
Tobacco company, was business Wis
itor in Pitkin Tuesday.
Roy Whitehorn and Earl Mackin-
tosh are employed at the Hines prop
erty near the Roosevelt.
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i Miles Workman has purchased the
A. johnson home and is moving his
family into it this week
Mrs. Herman Scar returned Monday
from Buena Vista, where she went to
place her daughter in school.
Bruce BonDurant who finished the
eighth grade last year has gone to Sa-
Ida and has entered high school
there this year.
l w. P. Abbott left first of the week
for his home in Buena Vista. He has
been employed at Quartz With the
crew taking up the C. & S. rails.
i E. B. Kremling and Scotty Robert
son spent a half hour in Pitkin
Wednesday enroute to Sargent. I'm
Gle Gene has been sort of neglecting
us lately.
Miss Olive Trickle was Gunnison
: visitor Tuesday, looking up living
quarters for the winter and making
other arrangements for her high
school work,
Mrs. George Stevenson and children
of Breckenridge, who have been
spending several weeks with her
mother Mrs. Geo. Farlee, at Bower
man, left this week for home.
Geo. Brook received the sad news
, Sunday evening that his mother, who
resides in Delta, had died very sud-
denly. He and his wife departed ear
ly Monday morning for that place.
Harry Friend spent several days
here last week on business. His old
time Pitkin friends were glad to
greet him. Harry is now full
hedged plumber and is doing we'll in
Salida.
A M. c., an Arizona plan with very
wide aims and rather good hopes, ex-
poets to open an office in Gunnison
about October 1st Their card ap-
pears in this paper elsewhere and let
ters addressed to them at Gunnison
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Among the youngsters going from
here to the Gunnison High School
this year we note Miss Mildred Pear
son, who is entering her senior year.
. Frank Wallace, who will be a soph.
Bud Pearson, freshman, and Miss
Olive Trickle, who also is a beginner
in her high school work.
The Community Ladies' Aid was de-
: lightfully entertained at the Roose-
welt yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Ra-
leigh Flick and her mother, Mrs.
Fountain. Sewing and short busi-
ness meeting passed the afternoon
quickly, after which the hostesses
, served delicious refreshments. All
:. present enjoyed delightful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. BonDurant and
Alice, and Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Hig-
gins and baby departed Wednesday
morning for the western slope, going
IN the BonDurant car over the Blue
+ mesa. Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins will visit
a week with the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Williams at Glade
fark, near Grand Junction. The Bon