The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-09-06

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er, .. Morgan, Washington Gulcb
Jonn M Brengman, Harry Carpenter
r. Y. Rider, Tom Hayden, RAYMOND
johnson, H. M. Hayden, F. L. Crane
Grand Junction; M. 0. Carter, Delta.
jess Reamer, Paonia; AL Arnold. Bplk.
ley; E. Morris, o. Schartz, Mary Nc.
henzie' Texas; T. L. Cook, w. G. Shaw
FRANK Jardinelli, Denver; Myrtle Ar.
geieright, Helen E. Lawrence Me-
braska; DR.. and Mrs. Hunter. Maxin.
Hunter, Colorado Springs: Mons Lar
sen, Mrs. E. L. Williamson.
MIR. and Mrs. Curtis Morrow drove
the Carl Dunsmore family as far as
Gunnison in their car. From Gunni-
son the Dunsmores expect to 90 to
Rocky Ford to spend Watermelon
day, and later to make their home in
Salida.
The dance given by the Pythian
Sisters Labor Day, was we'll attended,
all reporting good time. The mus
sic was furnished by Mrs, Joseph Ar
mott Eugene Rosetta, Jack Ball and
John Kochevar.
Among those who motored to Gun
nison Thursday were Mrs. John Ar
mott, Mrs. Fred Gulliford, Mrs. VIM.
Gulliford and Mrs. Eph Bailey. Mrs
Gulliford drove her new coupe.
Harry Ruff and family left Crested
Butte at nine o'clock Monday morn
ing They are going over the Blue
Mesa and take the Northern route to
San Jose, California.
Mrs. VIM. McMillen and nephew.
Ward Fitzsimmons, departed for Dem
yer Sunday morning. Mr.. and Mrs.
Steinberg took them as far as Salida
in their new Ford.
Kathryn Corcoran, Mary Mckenzie,
Myrtle Argeleright, Helen Lawrence
and Lenora Watson were few of the
teachers who came into Crested Butte
last week.
Victor Benson motored to Gunnison
Friday, expecting to accompany Miss
Wilma Doig to Montrose, where she
will teach the coming school year.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston Hatch ar
rived in Crested Butte Monday eve
ming. They are living in the east
side of the Frank Fisher house.
Visitors at the home of Paul Heu-
chemer are Mrs. Heuchemer's sister
and brother, Lena and Earl Ward,
also Mr.. Lawrence Ashhurst.
Martin Verzuh is reported to have
had an accident on Monarch pass. All
escaped injuries. However, the car
was slightly damaged.
Mrs. L. w. Nichols came in Thurs
day, leaving Saturday for her home
in Pueblo. She was visiting her niece
Mrs. Joseph Arnott.
Mrs. Joe Yoklavich arrived Sunday
evening from Telluride, where she
has been visiting her brother, VIM.
Hack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Beitler and
son, departed for Colorado Springs
where they expect to enter the boy in
school.
Frank Reardon, D. & R. G. W. fire.
man was called to Delta Saturday
evening, his mother being critically
ill.
Fred Miller and family were visi-
tors in Gunnison Thursday. While
there they purchased Chevrolet.
Mike Niccoli departed for Pueblo
Saturday, where he will undergo an
operation at Minnequa hospital.
Eugene Rosetta walked to his ranch
on the Muddy Saturday, returning
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Paste moved TO
their new home on Elk avenue last
Monday.
A new baby girl was welcomed at
the Tom Taylor home Monday evening.
Martin Sporchich moved his family
into their new home Saturday.
Augustine Welch moved into Sera-
fini's residence last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Floyd motored 10
Gunnison Friday.
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