The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-03-08
Gunnisomn- on and Pitkin
Items culled From Gunnison Empire and Pitkin Miner
aUNNIs0N ITEMS

Mrs. Fern Trevarthen is spending
this week in Denver visiting friends.
Mrs. Ruth Manchen is confined to
her bed at La veta Hotel with an at
tack of flu.
Homer Grey returned from Denver
Saturday, where he had spent the
past month.
Mrs. John Hickman and son Lyle,
were in town Saturday from their
ranch, on Flat Tcp.
Master Merrill Moore, young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Colin Moore. has been
very i'll with the flu.
Mrs. Margaret Vader was passen-
ger on Sunday mornings train en-
route to Grand Junction
Jess Powell is spending few days
wit the his family in west town from
his duties at the Trampe ranch.
A. X. Stevens. who has been resid-
ing in town most of the winter, left
for the ranch at lola Monday morn
ing.
Mrs Laurel Spann returned this
week from an extended trip to Den
yer. She says her health is much i'm
proved
Frank and Matt Hollenbeck spent
Saturday in town transacting busi-
ness, coming up from Halls spur on
Fridays train.
Mrs. Maurice Hogan went TO Grand
Junction Saturday to visit for fort
night with her daughter, Mrs. Ru-
| dolph Schaeffer.
The black birds are trying to tell
us that spring is on the way and cer-
tainly March is giving us its usual
diversity Of smiles and frowns.
Mrs. Bertha Calvin of Ohio creek,
visited Saturday and Sunday with
her aged parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W..
B. Moore, who are having La Grippe.
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Ralph Stone spent the weekend in
moving his family into the Keelor
house. Theo Kreuger and bride will
occupy the other apartment in the
building.
Floyd Fluke, former owner of the
Commercial hotel, spent Thursday
here. Mr.. Fluke is now a travelling
salesman and says he is pleased with
the work
Word was received here last week
that the Walter Post family, now liv-
ing at Shapulpa. Okla, are rejoicing
over fine baby girl, Ila Mae, born
February %.
DIR. F. E. Burnett paid Gunnison
his usual quarterly visit Thursday and
Friday. A number Of both town and
country patients were on hand for
optical attention.
Miss Nettie Mae Wilbur is suffer-
ing with dislocated knee, hurt while
skiing Her mother is expecting to
take her to Denver this week for
medical attention.
Mrs. Scott Dickinson is reported to
be suffering from severe attack of
fiu and is confined to her room at La
Veta hotel. Her many friends hope
to hear favorable report soon.
Miss Monica Rosebaum and Mrs
Carl Rabbit spent Friday in town
from Spencer. They also visited with
the formers mother who is EMPLOYED
as nurse at the Clyde Welch ranch
Mr.. A. Stanley and family, friends
of c. H. Burgess, arrived from Re-
public county, Kansas, last Wednes-
day. They will strive to lease a ranch
and make their home with u.s. We'll
come.
] Dan Giles and Mr.. Dutemyer are
doing some interior decorating at La
Veta Hotel. We understand that Mr..
Rowland is planning extensive remod-
cling in the interior of the hotel this
| spring.
Miss Thelma Soden is not improv-
ing as rapidly as her friends could
wish and is still confined to her room
at Mrs. Belle Coopers apartment
house, suffering from a dislocated
vertebra
| Clyde Stokes brother-in-law, Mr..
Davis, who has spent the winter at
the .. c. coal mine, left Monday for
parts unknown. Mrs. Davis will, snerd