The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-06-21

through Gunnison last Tuesday. The
boys had been three weeks on the
road during which they have visited
Yellowstone, walked through the Roy
al Gorge, and taken a general survey
of the surrounding country. Our
worst trouble said the boys, sis to
keep from working" The boys have
wors, at Montrose.
The Rebccas held their regular
meeting Wednesday night at the l.
o. o. F. hall The time was spent in
conversation and dancing. The com
mittee in charge, Mesdames Carpen-
ter. Rouviere, and Ferrens had ar
ranged for refreshments of unusually
delicious cakes and lemonade. Mon
day night, July I'd. the Rebeccas and
Odd Fellows will have a joint install
lation of officers
A bigger and better band stand for
Gunnison is being built on the Ma
sons lot at the corner of Main street
which was far too small to accommo-
date the orchestra will be moved to
the College race track and used for
the judges stand The new stand
will be set back off the street, leav-
ing the corner clear where the old
one stood
Edward Clamp of Ouray, was mar
ried to Miss Dorothy Record of Kan
sas City. on June 5th Mr. Clamp is
q brother of Mrs Phillip Easterly,
and the bride and groom stopped over
with the Easterlys on their wedding
trip home to Ouray. The bride is a
graduate nurse and met her husband
while working at the Dr. Bates hos
pital in Ouray some time since.
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The West Ohio Creek Cattle Asso-
citation received a carload of rock
salt on Monday, on which day it was
unloaded- j. H. Eilebrecht, salt boss,
Immediately began preparations for
distributing the salt throughout the
range, a bigger job than the bare
statement would indicate.
Doc Shores came in Thursday eve
ming and paid us his usual pleasant
call He tells us that in his opinion
Walter Hoel received a fatal injury
in the auto accident week before
his DEATH Mr. Shores says there is
no doubt that his death may be at
tributed to that cause.
Mrs. Gladys Stark was hostess to
the De Wyk bridge club Wednesday
afternoon at her ranch home. The
first prize, cut glass dish, was wor
by Mrs Ferris, the consolation. ar
ivory pin cushion, by Mrs. Lilliar
Campbell. The hostess served lus
cious luncheon.
Z, F. Stoeber, the Empire printer
is under the weather this week, pre-
sumably from eating some of his ow,
cooking while waiting for his wife I.
arrive The doctor says he is liabl,
to recover in the next few days. I,
the meantime he is having a goo,
rest.
Mrs E. F. Stoeber, daughter Mis-
Dorothy and son Karl, arrived tn
latter part of last week and are nov
taking care of Mr.. Stoeber. the EN-
pire printer. Naturally he is pleased
to have his family with him asai,
and they like Gunnison immensely
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rouviere ant
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ferrens from lola
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Carpenter o.
Castleton, were out of town guest,
who came in to attend a meeting O,
the Rebeccas Wednesday night.
The new Thursday Bridge club me-
with Mrs. Paul Starks. Mrs. Hugh
Wilson won first prize. a lovely hand
painted plate. Mrs. ]. S. Ferris the
consolation, salad mold. The hostes,
served delicious refreshments.
H. F. Bender caught a 2lsL incl
trout Tuesday of this week. The fish
weighed 315 pounds dressed, and SC
far as we know this breaks the record
around here for some time past
Some fisherman. Mr.. Bender.
ben wright, the milkman, enjoyed
runaway Thursday by which he sus.
tanned severe bruises and thorough
shaking up. DIR. Hanson patched him
up and says he will be good as new
in few days
The Past Noble Grands association
Will give benefit dance at the L q
" r. hall Friday night. 1t is not a
public affair. Mesdames Laura Mil.
Ter and Kate RAIDER are sending ont
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