The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-07-26

| latter part OF last week. FOR why!
Miss Margaret McCarrier of Mont
rose attended the Celebration here
last week.
Mrs C. G. Davis was down from
Waunita Tuesday and spent the af-
, ternoon here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Reardon of Delta,
spent short time last week visiting
Lonny Miller.
Judge Logan and Court Steno-
grapher Braun returned to Grand
Junction Tuesday morning.
A new girl arrived at the Gilbert
Lathrop home Sunday morning, July
% DR.. Russell reports all doing fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Frame of
Shawnee, Oklahoma, are spending the,
week with Michael Crow of the Oil
company.
Hugh C. McClung, who has been
filming Gunnison's movie during the
past week or so, left last Monday for
Los Angeles.
Mrs. NJ " Shonyo of Salida, Mrs.
Dobie, Misses Mildred and Mary Ellen
Lawson of Denver. visited Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph Stone last week.
C. w. Martin of the Gunnison Mo-
tor Co., went to Denver last Thurs
day to meet Mrs. Martin and the lit
tie Martins, who were coming home.
The whole family returned Saturday.
Mrs. James Meeks, Miss Mary Diver
and Charles Flacin, sister, niece and
nephew respectively, of Mrs. Louis
Miller arrived from Ohio last week
to spend the summer with her.
Geo. Aspey, of the Rainbow Garage,
made trip to the Blue mesa last
Friday, to bring back the Chevrolet
belonging to Allen Pittser of Delta.
Mr.. Pittser had burned out connect
ing rod
Mrs. Geo. Hetherington returned
from the east Sunday morning. She
was on the U. P. train that was
wrecked north of Denver but only re-
ceived slight shaking up and suf-
fered no serious injury
S. E. Day, who has been residing at
Soldier Summit, Utah, for some time
past, returned the early part of the
week and will remain here for the
present. Mr.. Day was looking fine
and is glad to be back with us again.
John Whipp and T. ]. Thompson
are putting new elaterite roof on
La Veta this week. 1t is some job
and they admit that along about noon
it gets good and warm. However,
they have a good breeze and should
be thankful for small favors.
Word reaches us that Mrs. Bline-
berry. who had stroke of paralysis
week or so ago at the home of her
son r. H. Van Tuyl, on Black mesa,
has been taken to the Delta hospital
by DIR. Ryan. Just how she is doing
we are not informed at this writing
There will be an informal masoue.
rade dance at Waunita Hot Springs
next Saturday evening from 800 to
l2;OO a'clock. All our people are in
vited to participate, in fact all Gum
nison folks are always welcome at
the Springs. Try to attend the
masquerade.
Raymond s. Wilcox. 90 years old,
of Salt Lake City. who has been rep
resenting the Borroughs Adding Ma
chine Co. in these parts, died of
heart failure at Lake City the latter
part of last week. Mrs. Susie Miller
shipped the body to the home in
Salt Lake City last Monday.
A. B. Collins, together with his
father and family, from Telluride,
have been here for the past week
visiting with Otis Moore. They left
Saturday for their home and say they
have had a fine time and, enjoyed
themselves immensely. The Collinses
are cattle men in the San Miguel
country.
Mrs. W. o. Redding of Montrose,
stopped here on her way home last
week from the east where she has
been taking medical treatment, and
visited her daughter, Miss Edwyl, and
Miss Helen Hatch, who are teaching
at the College. The two young ladies
went on to Montrose with her, re-
turning the next day.
Haying will be we'll started the