The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-12-06
GUNNIsON ITEMS

is in Denver on business.
Frank Korn of Tin Cup, is spending
several weeks in Gunnison.
John Fox reports the Good Hope
mine in good condition now.
j. C. Moore of Scott City, Kansas,
arrived Thursday and is visiting M.
Grow.
The new Dodge sedan of Osee
Descombes is drawing much attention
of late.
The w. L. Dean family moved into
the Nordstrom house in West Gun
nison, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Haley left Tues
day evening for Denver for few
days pleasure trip.
Mrs. j. w. England, Mrs. Cora Stew
art and Mrs Chas. Harmon motored
to Baldwin Sunday.
Jarvis Edwards came up from Mont
rose Monday evening where he has
been working on the Montrose-O -Ouray
run.
| Carl Berryhill came up from Mont
rose Friday evening returning Satnr-
day morning to Delta where he will
work this winter.
We are very glad to report w, S.
Ditto as being greatly improved. He
seems to be recovering rapidly from
his recent illness.
Tom Nesbit of Castleton, is in town
this week transacting business with
Senator Hetherington and renewing
| old acquaintances.
Ott Peterson was over from Delta
Tuesday He did not disclose who he
was after for game law violation, but
we bet it was someone.
Misses Edna and Mildred Anderson
departed Sunday morning for Colona,
after spending Thanksgiving with
their father, Bill Anderson.
Mrs. W. l.. Dean has been moved to
the ranch home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs John Outcalt. She is rest
ing easily but is very weak and is not
considered out of danger yet.
G. H. Judd was in this week and
/ .l> f,,1 hafc1 Of nj
lures taken of scenes around Gothic.
We doubt if there is any such scenery
in the state as can be seen around
that place.
An outside vestibule is being added
to the Episcopal church 1t is to be
finished temporarily in wood and
stucoed in the spring. Clark and
Abel are doing the work Alterations
are also under way in the rectory.
| Mrs. r. N. Teachout returned SUM-
| dav evening from a month spent at
Burbank, California, visiting sister
residing at that place She states
the weather as being almost too warm
for comfort, but enjoyed her visit
very much,
Claude Clay met with an auto ac-
cident Sunday when the Baldwin
train connected with his coupe at a
crossing in lower town While the
auto was boosted eff the track and
some glass broken, no special damage
was done and no one hurt.
The Thanksgiving dance given by
the Maccabee ladies will long be re-
membered by all that attended, as
one of the most enjoyable dances of
the season. The hall was decorated
in red, yellow and white. Lunch was
served at midnight and dancing con-
tinued till one o'clock.
A. Bray returned from Delta Tues
day evening where he was operated
for cataract of the eyes Mrs j. E.
Whip, who accompanied him, says
the doctors hold out hope, that he will
regain his sight in a short time,
though his advanced age, 88 years, re-
tards to some extent, his recovery.
On Saturday, Dec. 1st, Miss Ruth
Ellington, of Hotchkiss, and Andrew
Lubin of Chicago, were united in mar
riage by Rev. Jones at the parsonage.
The bride is a niece of L. B. and C.
C. Sitter and the couple left at once
for Waunita, where they will spend a
brief honeymoon. Empire extends
congratulations
Bring Your School Children
To La Veta Hotel, Gunnison, where
DR.. X. c. Sapero, the we'll known eye,
ear, nose and throat specialist of