The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-07-19
Gunnison and Pitkin
GUNNIsON ITEMS

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Ed Leonard of Doyleville, came in
town last Monday.
Harry Endner made trip to the
Endner mills this week.
Mrs. Hartshorn and Miss Mary Wal
rod were in from their ranch hone
Monday.
i Mrs. Bem Zigaler of San Antonio,
Texas. is visiting Mrs C. L. Wilbur.
Taylor Button of Montrose, had two
buckers and four runners in the cell
ebration.
Harry Malcom of Denver, was the
official starter at the Celebration
this year.
II Mr. and Mrs Sig Eastman came
from Whitepine via horseback, to at
tend the Celebration.
Mrs. Carl Kruger of Denver, came
over Sunday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Cad Jones, for the next month.
Jack Andrews of the A. H. Motor
Co., went to Denver Sunday and re-
turned Wednesday with new car.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Webster of Mont
rose came over Sunday to spend the
celebration with Mrs. p B. Hartshorn.
G1o1a
inero, were in for the celebration.
Mr.. Vance had two runners and two
buckers.
The Odd Fellows made S22700 at
the dance given last Friday night for
the benefit of John McCabe and fam
lily, who were burned out recently.
DIR. James Herbert Kelley, former
to change his plans and he will not
visit Gunnison as previously stated.
Charles Bowen Hutchins, famous
American Naturalist and singer, will
appear in Gunnison July 80, and give
) a Woodland lecture, at the College
auditorium.
Mrs. ]. A. Steele, with Mrs. F. Geo.
Damson and Miss Anna Todd as assist
ing hostesses, entertained the P. E.
o. last Tuesday. A porch supper was
served to the fifteen guests.
Mrs. Louis Geiser and Miss Eliza
beth Geiser of Monte Vista, mother
and sister of Rev Bernard Geiser of
the local Episcopal church, are visit
ing here for an indefinite time.
Prof. C. A. Kofoid, instructor of
Zoology at the University of Califor-
mia, will give open lectures at the
: College next week on the subject of
. Biology and Health. Prof Kofoid is
.. a very well-known man in geologic al
circles.
DIR. John Dawson, president of How
!. ard College, Birmingham, Ala, who
!. has been here for the past six weeks
r teaching the History of Evolution,
left this week to visit friends in Den
yer before leaving for his home in
the south.
At the regular meeting of the Ro-
tary club last Monday, three mem
bers made farewell speeches: H. H.
Van Fleet, John Dawson, and H. A.
Foster, all of whom have been teach
ing at the College and are now leav-
ing Gunnison.
The second term of the Summer
College starts in earnest next Mon
day. Registration for the new half
is in full swing. Among the teachers
who are leaving at the end of this
! five weeks are H. H. Van Fleet, Misses
Hazel May, Cora Russell and Frances
MacQuat.
John j. Sullivan extensive live
stock dealer of Chicago who is spend
ing a few weeks at Waunita Hot
Springs with his wife and daughter,
is in town today. About September
15, Mr.. Sullivan will buy from 500 to
1000 head of one and two year old
steers here to ship back to Indiana,
to feed corn and finish on his farms.
Two car loads of Normal students
went up to Lake City last Saturday
and spent the night. The only thing
, that spoiled the good time was the
/ rain. There We're some on this trip
who had never slept under 4 tent be-
fore and to them the trip was a
novelty. Another delegation of the
College students are planning a trip
for next Saturday.