The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-05-03
GUNNIsON ITEMS

Buick car.
| A. G. Delo returned from Salida
Wednesday morning.
Robert Potter is painting his res
idence in West town.
Mrs. Clifford Stone and baby daugh-
/ ter came in Monday from Salida.
Mr.. Kelley of Pueblo, is here as re-
lief dispatcher at the d. & R. G. W..
l.. B. Howard left Tuesday for st.
Paul, Minnesota, to work at the Ford
plant. ~
Mrs Warburton is having the resi-
dence occupied by Max Chavez, re-
papered.
Several of the men who have been
working at the car shops are leaving
this week.
Fred Zugelder and wife went to
their lava quarry Wednesday, return
ing the same day.
Ed Gums mother, Mrs. Anna Yohn.
stopped off for a day on her way to
her home at Hotchkiss.
Mrs. Myrtle Scheid left Tuesday
for Denver; after visit there she
expects to go on to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Lands moved
to Denver Tuesday. They have been
here several months, coming from
Pueblo
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. VanAken and
Mrs. Unruh leave Sunday for weeks
visit with Dr. and Mrs R. C. Van
AIKEN at Austin.
Mrs. Curtis Wagner and daughter
June, will arrive Sunday to spend
some time with Mrs. Curtis mother,
Mrs. Jack Wilson.
Hon, C. NJ Cowan left for Lake
City Wednesday morning to spend a
few days recuperating from dissipa.
tion in the legislature.
Mr. Ralph Gallant, who was called
; here by the, death of his wife, Rose
: Moore Gallant, left for his home ir
= Redmon. Oregon, Sunday.
The city ditch gang is busy clean.
ing the bitches and preparing fol
the irrigation season. 1t is never
spring here with us till the water is
t turned in the city bitches
Doc Shores was in town Monday
and paid his usual call on the En-.
pire. He left for Grand Junction
Tuesday morning. where he has a sis.
: ter quite i'll with rheumatism.
Mrs. Ida Moffitt went to Crested
Butte Wednesday morning to visit
} her daughter, Mrs VIM. Manley, fol
: short time as the Manley famil,
will leave soon for Canon City, where
they expect to remain.
Mrs. j. R. Millspaugh and daugh.
ter, Miss Laura, returned from theil
$ long sojourn in Denver, last Wednes
t day. Both are looking we'll and sa,
they had fine time this winter. We
are very glad to see them home once
more,
c. E. Grunander, representing the
Ford Motor Company, is in town this
week looking after business for that
r firm. Boosting business for the best
l business man in the United States
should be easy, for nothing succeeds
r like success.
o. r. Bowers and wife from Ca
thedral, were in town Saturday and
, Sunday and spent Sunday evening
! with the editor and his wife listen
r ing in to the radio. They say radio
is one thing they need to make Ca
thedral mighty pleasant place win
ter evenings, and we imagine it
would be more appreciated in the
! hills where there is little to enter
5 tain.
!. Mrs c. VanderVeen pleasantly en-.
: tertained little Gertrudes Smith at
the Smith home Tuesday evening in
, honor of her eighth birthday. The
table was set with pink and white
: May baskets and a beautiful pink and
white birthday cake with eight little
, candles. Gertrude received many
, lovely and useful presents. The guests
went home wishing her many happy
returns of the day.
Our townsman, G. w. Arterberry,
is in receipt of kilograms and letters
that indicate that he will profit
greatly by an oil strike recently