The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-08-09

| ter, MIS-. ~. ii. Mlller, uieu iaSS "io'
dav from the results of influenza,
which she suffered some time ago.
Mrs. Davis was born in Terra Haute,
Indiana, on April "a, 1876. Her hus-
band died two years ago. The body,
in charge of Undertaken Adams, was
shipped to Salida Tuesday, Mrs. Mil
Ter accompanying, to attend the fu-
neral which will be held at Howard,
about twelve miles east of Salida.
Undertaken Stewart has charge of the
body there.
A bevy of three fair damsels from
the College, feeling particularly am
bilious. hiked to Waunita Hot Springs
last Saturday for the mere pleasure
of it, leaving before the peep of day.
Personally, we can't see it that way,
but "every man to his own humor."
They started back Sunday morning,
but thankfully accepted ride back
to town when overtaken between
Doyle and Parlin.
DR.. Quinn returned from Stlida
Monday, where he had been with Mrs
Quinn and Miss Patsey, who went
there to have the little girls arm re-
set. Miss Patsy broke her arm when
she had bad fall last week. She is
doing well now and will be home soon.
Mrs. Quinn remained with her.
Alumni and students of the Uni
versity of Colorado at Boulder, who
are in this neck % tn woods, had a
dinner-dance at the Sportsman's
club at Cebolla, last Saturday in hon
or of William Gaunt, who represents
the University
Misses Wilma Doig and Esther
ArterDerry entertained at a delight
full shower at Miss Doig's home Thurs
day Afternoon in honor of Mrs. Geo.
day afternaan in honor of Mrs. Geo.
Whitehead. About twenty-five guests
attended
A. p. Nelson, daughter Pauline and
their guest, Miss Linnea Lindquist,
of Kansas City, were in town Wednes-
day from Pitkin. Miss Lindquist
is spending the summer with the
Nelson's and having a grand good
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Andrus
flivvered over from Denver this week,
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Thornell
Mrs. Andrus will be remembered as
Miss Lillian Blake, who lived in Gun
nison some time ago.
Miller's Orchestra will play for 6
dance at Pitkin this Saturday night
The dance is expected to attract G
larger crowd than usual as there will
be chicken sandwiches and what goes
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harrison ant
daughter of Loveland, and Mr.. ant
Mrs. F. M. Tomlin and two daughter.
of Buena Vista, spent last weekend
visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Delo
Mrs. James Meeka and Misses Mary
and Margaret Diver of Middleton
Ohio, returned home Tuesday morn
ing after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Miller and Miss Evelyn.
Miss Elsie Landlord, who has beer
at the College since the summer tern
started, left this week for her hom,
in Grand Junction.
Miss Catherine Beaton, who is
: student at the College, has take,
over the agency for Remington por
table typewriters.
George Ruck sold his house on tn
corner of San Juan avenue and Tay
lor street, to Mrs. Cynthia Steele o
Lake City.
Pat Hanlon and Misses Jennie Han
lon and Susan Stephenson returned t
Gunnison after few days visit i
Marble.
Miss Ruth Spencer went to Denve
Tuesday to spend some time wit
friends at the Y. w. C. A. there.
Miss Agnes Murphy arrived fror
Pueblo Wednesday to take positio
at the d. & R. G. w. offices.
Miss Elizabeth Nourse will give
party at the Nourse camp up tn
Gunnison, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. H. E. Mitchell will return t
her home in Pueblo Saturday after
long stay in Gunnison.
Mrs. Arthur Miller and Mrs. Paulin
Thulemeyer went to Denver Tuesda
for an extended stay.