The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-09-06
Gunnison and Pitkin



Wednesday afternoon twenty-four la
dies spent a happy afternoon at
Bridge. Mrs. Bruce Hartman was the
fortunate player and was awarded a
handsome box of candy, Mrs. J. j..
Miller was given box of candy as
consolation. At the close of the game
delicious refreshments were served
Thursday afternoon the ladies were
entertained at 500. The home was
decorated with autumn flowers and
presented very pretty appearance.
Mrs Thornell was voted very sue
cessful and charming hostess by all
who accepted her hospitality.
Arlo Hill came up Sunday from
Grand Junction and took back Mrs
Hill and the baby, who have spent
the summer with Mr. and Mrs, C. W.
Winslow. The baby was not strong,
and Mrs. Hill came here to escape the
heat of the lower country. At pres
ent the baby seems in perfect health.
E. M. Nourse and son Tom, leave
Friday evening for Denver. They are
enroute to Boston, Mass, where Tom
will enter Amhurst college for the
coming year, Mr.. Nourse is himself
graduate of Amhurst. While we re-
gret to have Tom leave us, we wish
him a successful year.
Jack Andrews is planning on going
to Denver Saturday or Sunday to
bring back new Durant Sport Tour
ing car. He will drive over in Miss
Margaret Collins car and come back
in the new Durant. Miss Collins will
attend Denver University this winter.
Mrs. William Hyde of Highland Viii
lage at the College grounds, enter
tanned at six o'clock dinner Monday
evening. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Erickson of Ouray, Mr. and
Mrs, ]. H. Honstein of Ft. Collins,
and Mr.. and Mrs. T. ,Kreuger.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. L, Curtis returned
Tuesday from Denver, where they left
Dan, who is undergoing operations on
his teeth, and has been very sick
boy, but is better at this time.
Mrs. Standish, who was proprietor
of the boarding house at Baldwin
year or so ago, returned from Denver,
where she had been living, and will
reopen the house at Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Honstein of
TT. Collins, are spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs, Theodore Kreuger.
The Honsteins drove the 352 miles to
Gunnison in fourteen hours.
Hugo Walters, who has represented
the Loose-Wiles Cracker Co., made
his last trip to Gunnison Wednesday.
He is giving up this territory and
will go to California
Verne Mauer went to Salida to
meet Mr.. and Mrs. Landreville and
two small daughters of Springfield,
Ohio, who are spending this week in
the Mauer home.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Dotts. Mr.
Burgess daughter and son-in.law,
moved from Lake City to Hotchkiss.
where Mr.. Dotts will be emploved in
a jewelry store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Hartman of
South Lake, who have been snend;no
the past two weeks with Mrs. Alonzo
Hartman, will return home the first
of next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bull of Cedaredge.
were IN town over last week end
mouse hunting and making arrange
ments to put their son Marvin in
Miss Wedabelle Lashbrook, who is
connected with the College Book Ex.
change, is working at Sarson's Shoe
ohop until fall term of school opens
- Sioi iClI lot boulder last
Saturday to bring back Mrs. Clark
and their family who have been snerd.
ing the summer at their home tbero
Mrs. Eva Williams of Pitkin, re-.
turned to her home the first of the
week after several days visit with Mr.
and Mrs. c, w. Winslow.
Mrs. Steve Day will leave for Mont.
rose Friday where she will be Joined
by Mr., Day before going to their
home in Salt Lake City.
d. R. Logan is at the D. & R, G. w.
hospital, confined to his bed with
rheumatism. Last word is that he is
resting easy.
Victor Whittemore of Paonia. an
Old-t time resident of C,.u;.z