The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-08-23

with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Knoll. She was on her way
home to Sterling, where she teaches
in High School, after spending her
summer vacation in Salt Lake City
with her parents. She reports both
her father and mother as well and
enjoying life in the Mormon metrop-
oils. 1t was extremely good to see
Miss Lulu again.
Jack Jennings returned from Sar-
gent Wednesday and reports that they
are shipping three cars of lettuce
daily from that station. Further,
they are paying lettuce cutters $500
a day and want men. If they can get
more cutters they will ship from five
to six cars daily. Also those who have
received returns say prices are hold
ing very satisfactory. Producers net
ted $500 on one shipment.
A party of State officials called on
us Monday, enroute to Montrose and
other western points. They were Sec
retary of State Milliken, Richard l..
Shaw. of the Motor department of
the same office, and Joe Watson, Jr.,
concerned with the auto theft depart
ment They also had Hon. w. P. Reed
of Boulder, with them. The latter
was a member of the Twenty-third
Assembly.
Rev. Geo. McGinnis, district super
intendent of the Anti-Saloon League
of Illinois, who has been lecturing
and preaching at Waunita Springs on
the identity of the Anglo-Saxons with
the Ten Lost Tribes of Israel, will
speak next Sunday at 1890 a. m. in
the Assembly hall, Waunita, on Law
or Anarchy, which," Mrs Charles
Gilbert Davis will sing.
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Carl Helmecke, teacher at the Col
lege left Thursday to go to Phlladel-
phia, where he will take advantage of
the $1,000 fellowship which he re-
ceived from the University of Penn
sylvania last spring Mr.. Helmecke is
studying for his doctor of philology
degree.
Miss Katrina Kimport, who has
been studying at the College for he,
Master degree, left Friday morning
for her home in Norton, Kan, accom-.
panied by her brother and sist,-. Miss
Kimport drives her own car.
Miss Eva Carpenter entertained al
luncheon last Tuesday evening, at the
Domestic Science hall. After supper
the party adjourned to the home Of
Mrs. Mary Lawrence and spent the
rest of the evening there.
Fifty-one sheep belonging ta Geo
Hazard, were killed by lightning al
the Flying M ranch a week ago last
Monday. The sheep were all under 8
shed when the bolt struck and the,
were killed instantly.
DIR. and Mrs. Quigley entertained
delightfully."- at dinner in honor of the
faculty of the College last Wednes
day night. On Thursday evening the,
entertained at dinner in honor of tbf
student graduates.
DIR. Nuckolls of Denver, we'll knowr
IN Gunnison, arrived in town Thurs
day and will deliver the Commence
ment address at the College. He ha,
been vacationing around Powderhorn
George Hazard of the Flv;na N
ranch, was in town Monday contract
ing to buy lambs from Danielson ant
Walker. and also interviewing Oti,
Moore about his lambs,
Miss Norma Gribbin will take nor
in delightful Japanese costum,
party given by Mrs. Guy Hall at Sa
Ida Friday night. She will sins
Poor Butterfly"
Cliff Stewart who broke his law i,
fall from horse some time agi
and has been in Gunnison for the past
week, returned to his home in Pitkir
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. j. Gribbin who has beer
visiting in Salida for some time, wa.
back in town few hours last Wednes
day, but returned to Salida in tn,
evening.
DIR. Charles Woodbury. of Oakland
California, who knew Emerson we'll
lectured on the well-known write,
every day this week at the College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Soren .Jorgensen, wht
have spent the summer visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Jorgensen, left for theil
home in Clarks, Neber., Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs r Knou,1as