The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-07-05

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Mrs S. G. Bourne of Gunnison, will
motor out to the Endner saw mill
next Sunday to visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Soren Jorgensen of
Claks, Nebr., will spend the sum-
! mer with Mrs Samuel Quigley.
Last Saturday party of about
thirty from the College took in the
Hot Springs. Everybody had good
time
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Blankenbeker
and their sister. Ms. E. A. Weber of
Montrose. are stopping in the camp
this week.
From Pleasanton, Kan, comes NJ.
F. Endicot and family, who are on
their way to Delta to see Fred Endi-
cot, who is there for his health.
The Rebeccas and Odd Fellows held
a joint Installation last Monday night.
The attendance was very large, and
the surrounding towns well repre-
sented.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gribbin and
daughter drove to Lake City over
| the fourth Miss Norma had just re-
turned from Salida, where she was
visiting.
H. G. Easterly of Carbondale, H.,
who is engaged in farming, live stock,
fruit and grain, paid the Empire a
pleasant visit when he was in town
last week.
E. C. Everly and wife of Monrovia,
Calf, with their little boy, stopped
in the Gunnison camp this week on
their way home. They have been
touring the west.
| Another of this weeks campers
were Mr. and Mrs, H. ]. Blocher, Miss
Blocher, and dog Fuzzy, who are tour
ing from Elkhorn. Kan, to Some
where in California"
! Mrs. Anna Trevarthen of the Ladies'
4 Apparel Shop, Mr. Trevarthen, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank keenan, motored
to Ouray Tuesday for the fourth, re-
turning the next day.
j An old Gunnisonite, T. E. Perry, now
\ of Salida. stopped at the camr
grounds the first part of the week or
! his way to Oregon. With him were
Mrs. Perry and five little Perys.
Il Mrs. Raymond Murphy and children
! Thomas and Donna. from Wappelio
4 Iowa, came in Friday to visit Mrs
4 David H. 'Easterly. Mrs. Murphy and
4 Mrs Easterly were schoolmates.
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4 Miss Mccullough. of Fowler. who
is attending the Summer school here
went to Salida under the direction
of DIR. Hanson last Monday, for an op.
Grafton for appendicitis. At this
writing she is improving rapidly.
H. A Spenst of the Spenst Motor
Co, went to Denver the. night of
the Fourth and attended the Pageant
of Progress He Joined ]. A, Gregg
who left for Denver the day before.
MIR. Spenst will drive some new cars
back
The College has planned the Irwin
Lake trip, one of the best trips of
the year, for tomorrow. 1t is expect
ed that about one hundred students
and faculty win be on hand. A gen.
eral good time will feature the event
Louis A. Thomas will conduct the
party.
4 The adhering qualities of Cement
creek. were realized by the Rotary
club a week ago Monday when Mr..
Theodore Kreuger failed to appear at
meeting And the penalties of honey
incoming up said creek were realized
by Mr. Kreuger himself at meeting
last Monday,
Millers orchestra was dated to play
at Telluride the Fourth. They were
Jay Miller, Harvey Nelson, Hugh
Palmer, Hugh Aiken, George White
head. Bruce Stone, Alfred Wilson,
l and Miss Wilma Doig. All, except
Geo. Whitehead will play in the Tell
4 uride orchestra
4 Miss Elizabeth Wetherel of South
ern Pines, N. c., will arrive Sunday
to spend the summer in Gunnison.
Miss Wetherel is we'll known in Gun
nison, as she spends the summer here
nearly every year. With her are Mrs.
Wetherel and Mrs. Troutman. Miss
Wetherel is charming vocalist.
4 Sec. W. E. Collett of the Colorado
Prison association was the guest of