The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-11-08

day.
Miss Cora Jardine of Powderhorn,
is now employed as usher at the
Unique theatre. q
Mrs Cora Mcneil of Powderhorn,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
w. p. Sammons
John Fox, went to Crested Butte
Sunday and returned Monday with a
hoist for the Good Hope mine.
Nettie Wilbur, former, student in
the Gunnison telegraph Office, has ac-
cepted position in the relay Office
in Denver.
Jos. Blackstock has made a big i'm
week by the installation of new
pipeless furnace.
E. d. Stephenson was down from
Doyleville Monday. He reports cattle
shipments just beginning and consid-
cradle hay being loaded.
Otis Moore and A. G. Danielson
purchased 1900 head of sheep this
week to feed through the winter.
Each one will feed 600 head.
Miss Cora Jardine of Powderhorn,
is studying telegraphy in the Gunni
son office under the very able in
struction of Mrs. Pennington.
j. E. Down of New York City, uncle
of Mrs. Lizzie Pennington, has de-
parted for Riverside, California,
where he will make his home.
DIR. H. T. Manuel left Thursday
evening for Salida and Buena Vista
on extension work for the College
He will return Sunday morning.
N " Napier of Colorado Springs,
is stopping at the F. D. VanAken
home while transacting a little bust
ness. He expects to be here about a
week.
w, NdoOT, VI lNtW IOih Siey, 10
personally in charge of the work at
the Good Hope mine at Vulcan, and
will probably continue in that ca
pacity the remainder of the week.
| A social dance was held at the
Fairview school house on Saturday
evening The decorations were of
Halloween nature and large crowd
enjoyed the refreshments and danced
until the wee sma' hours.
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The Monday Afternoon club met
at the home of Miss Harwood this
week There were eighteen MEM
bers present and one visitor Mrs.
Sills, Sr., gave a very interesting
book review on "One of Ours" by
Gather.
On Saturday, Nov 10, Mrs. T. J.
Thompson, Mrs. Laurel Spann, and
Mrs. Geo Berg will entertain at
Bridge in honor of Mrs. DIR. Brown of
Telluride. at the Wisconsin street
home of Mrs. Thompson,
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Chris Brynie, Neal Brynie and VIM
Hooker. all of Delta county, passed
through here Friday evening on their
way to Clifton, Texas. They intend
to go by way of La Veta pass and are
travelling in Ford and camping by
the way.
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amuck in Utah and let the Brigham
Young University team intercept
three passes and make a touchdown
on each The Western team made
an excellent showing in every other
phase of the game,
Mrs Osee DesCombes, manager of
the local theatre, is the proud owner
of new Dodge sedan, which was de-
livered to her Monday Nov 5, by the
Aspey & Hartman Motor Co. Mr..
Aspey drove the car from Denver and
arrived here Sunday evening.
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Mrs. Roger Teachout and daughter
Norma left Saturday morning for Los
Angeles, California, where she will
visit herr sister, Mrs. Chas. Johnson.
She expects to be gone a month or
six weeks and while on the coast will
make a short visit in San Francisco
Jerry Williams left Sunday morn
ing by auto, for Los Angeles, for a
vacation this winter. Jerry is one of
Gunnison's most popular and ardent
workers, and all who know him are
glad that he is able to take the long
due and much needed vacation. He
is accompanied by his wife and
daughter They expect to return in
the spring.