The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-09-27
GUNNIsON ITEMS

Joe Rowland returned from his
trip to Denver Tuesday morning
Cassel lie Fevre made business
trip to Lake City last weekend.
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Henry Corum was down from Pit
kin Tuesday on official business.
Rex Clark returned last Saturday
from business trip to Denver and
Salida.
Father Hilbig of Crested Butte,
spent Monday in town with Father
Cotter.
Mrs. C. E. Boehmer left Wednesday
night for Pontiac, Michigan, to visit
her parents.
]. H. Forester and family moved
to Albuquerque Sunday to make their
permanent home there
Little Billie Palmer entertained a
few of his friends Thursday afternoon
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Mrs. w. l.. Richardson and Mamie
Louise Howard will leave Friday night
for Salida to visit Mrs. RS daughter,
Mrs. Ed Lindsey.
f. B. Ames is taking his ten-day
lay, off from the city power plant
Rex Clark is working in his place
during the vacation.
Misses Edna and Mildred Anderson
visited Gunnison from their school in
Colona, where Miss Edna is teacher
and Miss Mildred pupil.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Johnson
cnme down from their homestead on
Snow Shoe pass Tuesday and will
spend the winter in Gunnison.
s. Z Metcalf will leave for his
home in Prescott. Arizona. Thursday
evening nttei spending few weeks
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w
ENGLAND.
Harrv Gavette returned Saturday
from Montrcse. whee he had been
with his African Dip. Harry took in
all the shows around these parts and
he may go to the State Fair.
Roy and Ben Davis left for their
home in Paonia Monday having con-
cluded their work for the Lettuce as
sociation. They exepct to return to
Gunnison after helping the folks
gather the apple crop.
Miss Katherine Schuyler arrived
Wednesday from Montrose. to visit
her sister. Mrs Ferguson of the Dor
mitorv Miss Schuyler comes from
New York, but she has made the west
her home for the past year.
Mrs. Catherine Oprandi and Glow
ami Pietroboni, both of Baldwin
were united in marriage by Judge
McDougal at the county court house
Monday afternoon, Sept. "a. Mr. and
Mrs. Pietrobonf will live in Baldwin
The Mace abee ladies held a meeting
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Rena Hurley. After business
affairs were gone over, dainty refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Hurley,
and all report very enjoyable af-
ternoon.
The College football team will
'"ave tomorrow evening for Colorado
Springs where they will play the Col
0rado College team Saturday. A con-
siderable delegation goes from here,
anrroximately thirty men. Luck to
our boys
The inmates of Colorado Hall, Wom-
ems Dormitory, held meeting Mon
day night and elected their house
officers for the coming year. Miss
Elma Berg is president, Miss Vera
Pingatore, vice president. Miss Effie
Watson, secretary, and Miss Georgia
Williamson, sergeant alarms.
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Word was received from L. B.
Sitter this evening that his mother
passed away at Hotchkiss at 11:00
o'clock Wednesday evening. 1t is ex-
pected that the funeral will be held
Friday of this week. Very many ac-
quaintances of this estimable lady
as we'll as of Sitter Bros, will deeply
regret her passing.
N V. Napier, who suffered a stroke
of paralysis in the left arm a short
time ago and who is recuperating in
Colorado Springs, writes that he is
still very weak, his eyesight poor,
and his left arm almost useless.
HOwever ba statac that A. la4.