The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-02-15

Albert Croft is over from the
North Fork visiting his best friend.
Mrs. Catheryn Rosenbaum is now
Employed at the Clyde Welch ranch
below Gunnison-
Little Robert Balm and Harold
Hendrick are both reported suffering
from pneumonia
E. NJ Nourse arrived Thursday
morning from Denver where he has
been for some time
Sam Luchetta was another visitor
from lola Saturday While here he
attended the W. R. C dance
Mrs. NJ. P. Ghent is visiting friends
IN town after an extended visit with
the Stanley Pugh family at Doyle.
Mr. Russell is in town for few
days vacation from the Big Johnny
mine where he is employed
Mrs Laurel Spann is expected to
leave this week for Denver where she
hopes her health will improve.
Mr. and Mrs George Berg are both
confined to their home on, Pine street
with an attack of grip or flu.
Miss Ke1iehen is again on duty at
the Gunnison Commercial hotel af-
ter her three weeks fight with grip.
A l. Haines is business caller
here from Spencer. He will visit his
son-in-law on upper Gunnison before
returning home.
Carl DieboId, travelling salesman
for Pueblo Lumber company, spent
Thursday and Friday here. He left
for Western points.
Miss Margaret Cohen of the Gun
nison Beauty parlor, was called to
Montrose this week by the serious
illness of her mother.
Mrs Mary Jaynes is slowly improv-
ing but is still confined to her room.
Her physician advised an operation,
also a change of climate.
Forty-two new subscribers enrolled
last week People seem to appreci-
ate the, fight for better county gov
ernment this paper has been puttino
up.
Miss Margaret Collier, who has been
quite i'll at the dormitory, is prepar-
ing to leave sometime this week for
Delta where she will remain until
her health improves.
Mrs Florence Sheridan left the
first of the week for her home in Pu-
eblo after few weeks stay on the
Scheid ranch on upper Gunnison,
where she acted as housekeeper.
G, A. Florence of Chicago, Ills, and
W. H. Junk of Martinez, Calf, were
here Monday looking after mining
business. They spent the day with
Senator Hetherington, their attorney
Mr.. l. A. Smith of Independence
Missouri, was in town Tuesday, con-
sulting Judge Hetherington regard
ing their marble properties. He
left Tuesday for Glenwood SPRINGS
Clyde Rising is now in the Govern
ment hospital at Fort Lyons, Colo
He has been suffering recently from
being gassed while ''over there" He
thinks he will be able to return in a
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Haymaker left
Monday for Denver. The assessor to
attend a meeting and Mrs. Haymaker
to have her eyes treated. They were
among those on the stalled train ON
the pass for nineteen hours.
Mr.. Lurton Holman of SaI;da b.s
accepted position with the Empire
and is turning out lots of nice ;ob
work for which this Office is becor-
ing famous. Mr.. Holman seems to
like Gunnison and the shop.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dent are re-
ceiving congratulations over the
birth of their first born, a seven
pound daughter who arrived Feb. 9.
and has been christened Margaret
Della in honor of her grandmothers
Chief dispatcher, d. & R. G. W., W.
II. Ball. left Thursday on 316 for Pu-
ebio' where he is to take a position
in the same capacity. Mr.. Ball made
many friends during the past two
years who regret his departure; but
wish him great success in his new To-