The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-08-09

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in town Tuesday of this week.
Clair Hadley of Paonia, was in
town few days this week visiting
Miss Hazel Nelson.
Nels Simpson, of Lake City, was in
town the first of the week visiting at
J the A. ] Gribbin home.
The HUGH Wilson family drove to
Durango Tuesday They will make
it their home in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. F. d. VanAken went
to Delta Wednesday to visit their son
Ray and family for about week
Lawrence OLeary went to Salida
Sunday to have his tonsils removed.
He was under the care of DR. Kurf-
man.
Mrs. Jorgensen, Miss Josephine Zu-
gelder, and Miss Avis Eells drove to
Denver last Sunday to be gone week
or two.
Walter Haymaker is back from
Denver, where he has been for some
time, Mrs. Haymaker being in hos
pital there.
DIR. Harold Watson and Frank
Hatch of Denver, who have been here
on pleasure and business trip, left
for their home last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Clack, who have
been here for the past six weeks, left
for Delta. Utah, Tusday, where Mr..
Clack is going to make picture.
Thursday night of the week was
student night at the Unique theatre
The faculty condescended to allow the
students to see "Where the Gunnison
River Flows
A lareg and jolly party of Normal
students went to Lake City last week
end and had keen time, the only
drawback being that they didn't
catch any fish.
Mr. Gibbs took Misses Rachel Nc
Giffert and Effie ]. Loader of Topeka,
Kansas up to the Buttes last Friday
and the girls were going to spend the
weekend there.
Mrs. H. T. Hatch of Des Moines,
Iowa, and Mrs, H. X. Caffidy of Wich-
ita, Kansas, mother and sister of Miss
Helen and Thurston Hatch, arrived
in town this week to visit for some
time.
DIR. Edward Devine, who is a prom
inent sociologist in New York, de-
livered open lectures at the College
all this week on the subject of soci-
ology. The lectures were fairly well
attended
Miss Ruth Garnette, sister of
Miss Maude Garnette, who teaches
vocal music at the College, who has
been in Gunnison for some time, re-
turned to her home in CARRIER, Okla
homa, Tuesday.
Miss Buelah McNemar, an accom-,
plished elocutionist, read the ever
popular "Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch" Friday night at the College.
Saturday night she gave varied pro-
gram of entertaining readings. The
auditorium was we'll filled.
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A near serious accident occurred
at the Endner mill last Monday morn
ing. A belt slipped off the wheel
breaking casting which it threw
clear across the ROOM No one hap
pened to be in the way, so there were
no injuries and very little damage
done. Everyone was scared for the
time being
Rev. and Mrs. E. H. Robinson an6
daughter, Miss Eugenia, of FIT. Nor
gan, are in town visiting Mrs. Mary
Lawrence. A camping party consist
ing of Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson, Miss
Eugenia, Mrs. Lawrence, Harlow Law
renee, Charlie Robinson, and Mis-.
Marguerite Besse, went up Taylor
river this week.
Mrs A. j. Gribbin entertained al
charming three table bridge part!
Monday evening as farewell tribut,
to Mrs. Hugh Vision, who is leaving
Gunnison to make Durango her home
J Mrs S. ]. Miller won the first prize
a bridge set of pads and pencils Mrs
John Wolfe took second prize, SCI
of aluminium jelly molds in the de
sign of playing cards.
When Oscar Doyle's flivver burned
Sunday night it created quite sen
sation. All of Gunnison (nearly)
turned out at the sound of the fire