The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-10-04
GUNNIsON ITEMS


Mrs H. E. Williamson is now nurs-
ing in Baldwin.
Pete Peterson was up from Sapi-
nero this week on business.
James Hurley was down from the
mine several days this week.
Evan Brown came in from Denver
Tuesday morning to attend the fu-
neral of Willard ]. Nourse.
The American Legion met last
Tuesday and arranged Armistice Day
program for Monday, Nov. 12
Mrs. G. A. Lathrop left Sunday
morning for Montrose to visit her
husband who is working out of Mont
rose.
Mrs. Jennie Bailey departed Tues
day evening for Chicago, after visit
ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Robinson.
Mrs. C. T. Palmer and little son
Billy, will leave Friday morning for
Montrose, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Den
yer Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Ames returned
home Monday, after spending few
days in Montrose visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Nordstrom.
The ladies' of the Episcopal Guild
will give dance on Friday, October
26th, at I. o. o. F. hall. A very en-
joyable time is anticipated.
Mrs. Geo. Sievers and little son,
Geo Daniel. returned Sunday after
spending week in Salida visiting
her sister, Mrs. Luke Daley.
Roy M. Davis returned to his home
at Paonia the last of the week, where
he will remain for about three weeks
and then return to Gunnison for the
winter.
Mrs Fuller Ethel came up from
Montrose Saturday evening to spend
the weekend with her husband and
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Cowan.
Mrs. Ethel is teaching in Montrose.
A six-pound girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Starks on Monday,
September 24th. Our new acquaint-
ance is to. be known as Rose Marie
Starks. The mother and daughter are
doing fine
Pat Hanlon- went to Montrose the
last of the week after three boys who
broke into Mrs. Willis house and stole
some money and personal property.
They were picked up in Montrose by
the sheriff 81
Bill Anderson will leave Friday in
his car for Colona, to visit his daugh-
ters, Misses Edna and Mildred. Miss
Edna is teaching there and Mildred
IS attending school Bill will return
home on the train and leave the car
in Colona for the girls.
At Wontrose last Saturday, Septem-
bsr 90, 1923. VIM o. Chinery and
Miss Monica Rosenbaum were united
in marriage. Both young folks are
well known here and highly esteemed
They have not yet announced where
they will reside. Congratulations
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe England returned
home Saturday from their overland
trip to Naples, Idaho. where they
were visiting Mrs. England's parents
Mr.. and Mrs Archie Miller. On theii
return trip they came by way ot
Portland, Oregon, to visit Mr.. anG
Mrs lie Roy England, a brother oi
Joe. They report very delightful
trip but were glad to get home.
There may be places in the worlc
where nature blends color more en-.
trancingly than here in Colorado, but
we have visited at yearly all seasons
Of the year, in twenty-six states and
the Dominion of Canada, and never
have we seen more beautiful colors
more artistically blended than may
be seen on. Monarch pass right now
We passed over Monarch twice this
week and never have we seen it tc
better advantage. 1t made us want tc
have all our friends with us to have
company in admiring painting that
mortal hands cannot do
PITKIN ITEMS
A. Peltier left Tuesday for Coto.