The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-12-18
GUNNIsCN ITEMS


go Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Reid went to
Crested Butte Tuesday.
Game Warden Jennings returned
from Paonia Monday evening.
Mrs. Ted Stephenson Jr. returned
from visit to Pitkin Tuesday.
Mrs. Jesse E. Leonard was a Doyle
vile visitor to Gunnison Tuesday.
Miss A. Millage returned to her
home in Crested Butte Wednesday.
County Treasurer Herrick went to
Salida Saturday on business returning
Tuesday.
o. l. Werner drove down from Ohio
City Saturday and paid this office a
call while here
Attorney George A. Shipley made
business trip to Montrose Saturday
returning Monday.
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Andrew Bray. father of Mrs. John
Whipp is seriously i'll at his home
on Colorado street.
Mrs. j. A. Wiseman was guest at
the VIM. Spann home on the Gunni
son Saturday and Sunday.
Business on the railroad is falling
off rapidly and number of our local
men are out of employment at pres
ent-
Ernest Dean, wife and babies left
for Louisiana and Missouri Tuesday
evening, where they will visit for
month.
Mrs. James McGillis went to Grand
Junction Sunday morning to be with
her mother Mrs. George Arterberry
during an operation for gall stones.
The Davis Cigar Store is being re-
'ovated and remodeled and when the
improvements are completed the
building will present pleasing ap-
pearance.
The probate of the will of Eugene
McGregor set for Monday was post
poned on account of the inability of
Judge Stone, attorney for the estate.
to attend on that date.
Gerald Hazelhurst and wife spent
the week end at the Leonard home
rear Doyleville Miss Elberta Leon
"rd who is Gunhison high school
tudent accompanied them
Mr.. and Mrs M. Gloviano of Bald
win passed through Gunnison Tues
lay on their way to Salida where
Mrs. Glov'ano's father is seriously i'll
n the Red Cross Hospital
J. H Pike who injured his left eye
t the electric light plant some
weeks ago went to Delta Wednesday
morning to consult DR. Smith re-
Tarding the slow progress of the in
iured member.
Christina Fetz a former student of
Western State College arrived from
Simla, Colorado. where she has been
'eaching school While her,e Miss
Fetz will be a guest at the Grafton
home, Later she will go to her home
in Hotchkiss for the holiday season.
Principal Howe of Crested Butte
schools fled complaint and petit
tion in the county court last week
'seking to have a pupil declared a
dependent and neglected child Prin-
''pa' Howe is always interested in
he welfare and security of children
n his school and is to be coneratu-
ated upon his efforts in their behalf
The Hards barber shop on Main St
was purchased this week by Messrs
e. Jacobs and NJ Rauer The shop
is to be thoroughly renovated and
modernized by the new owners and.
when completed will be one of the
best equipped shops in the state and
will have special facilities for hand
ing the ever increasing trade of the
fair sex.
Reverend Bernard Geiser is cer-
tainly to be congratulated upon the
artistic result he has obtained in his
efforts to beautify the rectory and
grounds of the Episcopal church, not
only as to the permanent improve
ment he has accomplished but also
the seasonable evergreen boughs he
has placed about which add greatly
to the holiday spirit of the city.
The rather unusual foo ON Monday