The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-08-23


E. ]. Gibbs and party spent last
week at Waunita Springs.
Byron Conklin of Ohio City, was
down Monday on business.
Father Cotter returned Friday from
Denver after two weeks stay there.
Mrs Annie Trevarthen left Friday
for an extended trip to Salt Lake
City
Mr. and Mrs. John Rozman spent
this week motoring to Pueblo and
back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Teigh of Kansas
City, are now visiting at the John
Grafton residence.
Oscar Quick of the Quick Service
Station is in Lamar now visiting his
daughter, Mrs NJ L. Whitney.
Summer school closes this week at
the College and will open for the
winter session on September IT.
Dan Curtis and Colonel Mckee
made a trip to Saguache Saturday,
returning the middle of the week.
Jack Frost foretold the coming of
winter when he visited Gunnison for
the first time this season last Sunday
morning
Alex Campbell, deputy county
treasurer, spent the first part of the
week at Crested Butte on little
vac alton.
Mrs A. w. Hogan and Susan went
to Olathe Tuesday and are expected
to return Sunday. They are visiting
John Hogan and family,
Miss Ruth Delo left last Tuesday
evening for Aspen. where she is visit
ing Mrs Richard Harris. She will go
to Buena Vista on her way home.
A bad washout caused from the
heavy rains which hit these parts
last week, occurred near Bruce Black
stocks place up the Tomichi valley.
Frank Hoheisel returned from Den
yer Tuesday. He looks as if he ate
three meals a day while away and in
fact appears to have enjoyed his trip
-
R. Walker, who is building on up
per Tomichi' avenue, has the work on
his houses we'll under way. 1t will
not be very long before that block
will be we'll built up.
Mrs. Jack Andrews underwent a
painful operation on one of her teeth
while in Denver last week. The tooth
had grown into her jaw and she was
obliged to have it cut out.
Raymond Murphy from Burlington,
Iowa, arrived Friday to visit while
with the Easterlys. His wife has been
here for some time and they will re-
turn home together a little later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Martin of the
Normal Book store and Mrs. Martins
father. John Allen of Santa Ana, Cal
ifornia, made trip to Denver this
week to buy new stock for the store.
c. M. Long of the o. C. coal mine,
and Fuel & Feed company, and
Michael Crow of the Gunnison Oil
company, are back from a trip they
ms IN hn T,,,c
Crow returned Monday and Mr.. Long
| Wednesday.
S. S. Waters has field of about
forty acres of field peas this year
which he is raising for hog feed.
Parties passing the ranch say it is a
beautiful sight and speaks volumes
for the establishment of pea raising
as an industry.
Tom Howell and wife from Denver,
passed through town Saturday on
their way home. Mr.. Howell is a
high officer in the Moose order and
had been on rather extended inspec-
tion trip over the western part of his
jurisdiction. The Empire editor ac-
knowledges very pleasant visit
while they were here.
| d. f. Hirdman and G. b. Jensen of
Buffalo, Wyoming, left Tuesday after
weeks vacation in the Gunnison
country. They stayed with Mr.. Hird-
mans mother Mrs F. E. Hirdman.
The young men said that when they
struck Colorado they hit good roads.
THE roads here" said Mr.. Hirdman,
"are fifty per cent better than those
in Wyoming"
Mrs. Blinberry who recently suf-
rered a severe stroke of paralysis and