The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-08-16

Mrs. Trevarthen is leaving Friday
| to spend couple, of weeks at Grand
juno tion and-Salt Lake City.
H. S. Walter, Sunshine biscuit. man
in this territory. was in town this
week taking orders for cookies.
B. F. Robinson of New York City,
spent last weekend at the ranch
R. R. Cooper of Denver, who, has
been visiting W. L. Anderson left the
latter part of last week for his home
c. X. Hendee of Denver, will ar
rive here tomorrow to spend couple
of weeks, with Miss Dorothy Stoeber.
Miss Hazel 'Dollard, head of the
Western Union office, moved from
Ross Rlackstock's home to, Mrs. Die
bold's1 ,.1 as.
Mrs, A. j Gribbin went to Salida
Tuesday TO stay for some time. Mr..
Gribbin is now working west, out. of
,Saida- >
Mrs. Holloway and daughter Miss
Jessie, spent. last, weekend. at Lake
City visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Millinery. ...i
l.. G. Espey and party were through
Gunnison Sunday night, ,on q. trip to
the lower coun try. The party re-
turned the same day.
Miss Norma Gribbin went to Salida
Friday to speak before the Woman's
Club there. She will make an ex-
tended stay in t hat city.
w. j. Nourse arrived Friday last
from Denver and will spend a few
weeks here on vacation with his
brother. E. M. and family.
Mrs. Lightley, Mrs Holloway and
daughter Jessie, and Mrs. Harry End
ner and son William went on trip
to- lOuray the first of the. week.
~ Mrs. Peterson mother of Mrs. Will
lard Estes, returned this week from
Cedaredge, where she has been visit
ing relatives for the past two weeks.
Miss Gladys Glitzhoffen,; niece of
Mrs. Jaynes. returned Friday night
from Clifton, where she has been hav-
ing a fine time at the o. w. .Jaynes
home. 'l.3
n Victor Lohous of Cincinnati, Ohio,
is here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. P. P.
Miller Mr.. Lohous likes it so, we'll
here that he is intending to stay for
some time. aft
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W Carpenter of
Pueblo, stopped over with Miss Nan
ME Harwood Wednesday of this week.
Mrs Carpenter is cousin of Miss
Harwood's. They have BEEN making
tour of the southwest part of the
state. iiE'fT n
Bob Judy"ofl Baldwin, in his Chew.
rolet, ran into Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Cal
win in their Ford, across from the
Roy Knowles place just out of town
last Saturday. No one was hurt, and
Judy's car was not badly damaged,
but one wheel of Calvin's flivver
came off. .sts brafet ~ r-.4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Keenan,, spent
several days over last weekend mo-
toring around the country ,celebrat-
ing their tenth wedding anniversary.
Among the places they took in were
Salida, Buena Vista, Leadville, Glen
wood Springs, Grand Junction, and
the Blue mesa.
Miss Elizabeth Nourse and Thurs
toni Hatch went to Salida Wednesday
to meet Mr.. Hatch's father who drove
through from Des Moines, Iowa. i. He
was accompanied by. Kenneth Cassidy,
son-in-law. The. party made the re-
turn trip over Monarch and the east
ern visitors greatly enjoyed the won
derful scenic drive. .i
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A marshmallow roast and stunt fest
We're held, by the students of the Col
lege on Normal Heights last Thurs
day evening. Songs, stunts, and
stories featured the evenings fun.
One story would bring to the mind of
someone a stunt long forgotten, and
one funny thing lead to another. This
was one of the jolliest affairs in a
long time. f
II. H.1Beacom, newly appointed re-
ceiver of the D.. & r. G. W. railroad,
started his initial inspection trip out
OF Denver last Wednesday. From
Denver Mr.. Beacon went to Salt
Lake and then back to Durango. Mr..
I Il..a II.