The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-04-19
GUNNIsoN ITEMS


Miss Esther Arterberry is helping
with the Lindquist sale.
Business brought George Morgan to
our city from Grand Junction Friday
Mrs. E. A. Foster was a passenger
on Saturday mornings train enroute
to Delta.
We are glad to report Elmer Ames
up again after a severe siege with
pneumonia
Miss Lillian Frank spent few days
of this week in town from Cebolla,
visiting friends.
We note that the western slope is
enjoying its annual scare over the
prospects of killing frosts.
Mrs. Madeline Mahoney, who has
been SO i'll with flu is reported we'll
on the way to convalesence.
Rudolph Mergelman drove up from
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ports the road in good shape
Arthur Chinery was in town Thurs
day from Spencer, where he has been
the last three months mining.
Mrs. Curtis is again at her duties
in the S. ]. Miller store, after spend
ing few months in California.
Mrs. Mary A. Jaynes of the Com
mercial hotel, returned Friday from
a business trip to Crested Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mergelman
were business visitors in town from
their Beaver creek ranch Thursday.
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Many of our young people are plan
ming on attending the dance given
by VIM. Brown at lola Saturday night.
j. M. Gardner is reported quite i'll
at his room at La Veta hotel. His
daughter Kathryn is caring for him.
Jesse Hopkins left Sunday for Lake
City, where he will spend the week
before returning to his home in
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! Mrs. Phoebe Walker left Wednesday
evening for an extended visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Walter Wilson, at
Bayfield,
Grandma Moore still continues
very low at her home on Tomichi av-
enue, and because of her advanced
age her recovery is thought doubtful
Mrs. Susie Miller made a trip to
Crested Butte on the late train
Thursday night to prepare the body
IF Mr. Kerr, who was killed in the
snow slide for burial
Mrs. Hugh Wilson expects to leave
this week for Denver to meet her
mother who is coming from the east.
After few days spent there they
will return to Gunnison
Mrs. Elizabeth Pennington returned
rncently from Salida, where she spent
Mckinley was in charge of the West
ern Union Office during her absence,
Word received from Roger Spring
err, who started recently for Califor-
MIA. says that he is in Arizona and
'till going. His companions, Jack
Ward and Joe David. found Denver
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A number of cars have come over
Cochetopa pass and the tourist sea-
son may be said to be open. How
over the roads are not yet good over
the hills but another week will see
cars in great numbers making the
trips just the same.
; DR. and Mrs ]. w. Rockefeller re-
turned this week from their extended
visit in California. Both expressed
themselves as having had splendid
time and they certainly look well and
happy. We are very glad to have
them with US again.
After spending a few days here
visiting friends, Mrs Harriet Hen
bricks left Thursday for Arizona,
where she will visit for some time
with her sister Mrs. Hendricks has
resided for the past year with her
father at lola, and will be missed
by her many friends there.
Two beautiful little girls, daugh-
ters of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Blackstock
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Stone, have
arrived at the maternity hospital in
Salida. The former Friday, April 13,
the latter Monday. April 16 These
are future Gunnison College girls who
will soon come home to their proud