The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-06-21

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Mr. and Mrs Fred Mckee and fam
''y left Sunday for an auto trip to
Yellowstone National Park
SENATOR Hetherington drove in
] new Durznt car from Denver last
Sunday He brought home the boys
and daughter with him
Prof and Mrs F. Geo. Daunson and
DR.. and Mrs J. S Ferris were among
the dinner guests at waunits SUNDAY.
motoring up in the Dzmsous' new
Buick
Clyde Hzndbury was down from
Ohio City on Monday visiting his
old partner. AIbin johnson, who has
returned from Utah. where he had
spent some time.
Rutland president of the local Y. VIC.
A. left Sunday TO attend conven-
tion of that order which convenes
this week at Estes Park.
Mrs Jack TbornelI was hostess of
the Monday Night Bridge club. Mrs
John Wolfe carried off first prize. boz
fancy powder, and Mrs. ]. J. Miller
consolation a tiny compact.
Miss Emma Myers left Wednesday
for California where she will teach
the coming year Miss Myers has
proved herself worthy of the many
friends here who are very sorry to
see her 60
Aibin johnson returned from
Maryville, Utah this week and will
spend time in Gunnison county
again Mr. johnson seems to have
entirely recovered from his rheuma-
tism and is feeling fine as silk
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Miller, Mrs.
Lucy Myers. Mr. and Mrs Raymond
Miller, and Mr.. and Mrs Jos. Metroz
and daughter. Mrs ThuIemeyer
formed a congeniaI party who mo
tored to Waunita Springs Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Hammer and
baby left on Tuesday morning, via
auto, for their homestead, about
eighteen miles east of Buena Vista
Mr.. Hammer has put in the winter
here working in the shops as a ma
chinist
Mrs. R. l. and W. A Sides, mother
and brother of Mrs. J. S. Ferris, mo
tored in from .Alamosa Tuesday
Thursday morning accompanied by
Mrs. Ferris. they left for a weeks
pleasure trip to Denver, Boulder and
Las Animas.
Last Saturdays wind storm seems
to have been genuinely dangerous
and very damaging near Durango and
in. the entire southwest part of the
state. Here in Gunnison while it
was easily the worst wind storm ever
seen here, no damage in particular
was done. Some limbs of trees were
broken and much inconvenience from
the dust, but no actual injuries re-
suited
i Miss Mary Lake was hostess to a
theatre party Wednesday evening at
the Unique. The guests were Misses
Kate Walker, Lucy Russell. Margaret
Owen. Ruth Delo, Violet Bates, and
Mildred Stewart. After the picture
Lorna Doone". the girls were served
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This party was in honor of Miss
Lakes eighteenth birthday, which was
Thursday, June 2lst.
Miss Stella Alspaw closed the Fair
view school on Ohio Creek last Fri
day after very interesting exercises
by the children The children were
also given a picnic on Taylor river
on the last day. Miss Alspaw, who
has taught this school for three sue
cessive years. left after the closing
of the school for a vacation in yell
lowstone Park. after which she will
visit her home in Oklahoma
Frank Salisbury gave another Of
his popular dances last Saturday in
the Pavilion at Almont. Between
so and 60 couples from Crested
Butte and Gunnison comfortably
filed the Pavilion and enjoyed them
selves until midnight, when SPLEEN
did supper was served, after which
the merry-makers returned to their
homes. The music was furnished by
Jay Millers good jazz orchestra.
Albert A. Goodman, who is al
nephew of L. H. Easterly, passed
through Gunnison on Monday from
Norwood Mr.. Goodman has been