The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-08-07


Miss Helen Wallace was in town
from Pitkin Wednesday shopping.
MR. and Mrs Paul Heuchemer were
in town from Crested Butte Wednes-
day.
Sheriff Hanlon is still very ill and
&C.. fined to his bed. He is suffering
{, f-cm flu
Mrs. McDougall and daughter re-
turned from their sad mission to
Denver. Tuesday morning.
Mrs. C. NJ. Campbell and family re-
turned 20 Montrose Tuesday after
spending a month in Gunnison visit
ing with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hand motored over
from Denver to spend three or four
weeks with Mrs Hands parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Brand
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l. Miller and fam
lily, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown mo-
tored over to Cebolla Sunday to spend
tie day visiting and fishing.
| Mrs. Lewis and daughter, the sister
of Mrs VIM Ruck. were visiting here
the last few days. They left Wednes-
day for Salida to visit another sister,
Mrs Mary Wilson.
Monday morning Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
EFT Ahrens motored down from their
ranch home on Cement creek, and
spent the day attending to business
matters and shopping.
Edwin Myers spent the last week
in Gunnison from Montrose, visiting
his relatives, the w. NJ Howard fam
lily, He put in an application for
position as fireman while here.
Jess Campbell is here from Mont
rose taking the examination for fire.
man. When the roundhouse at Mont
rose burned his record was burned
| with it. causing him to take the ex-
animation again.
Joe Brown motored from Montrose
Saturday to spend a few days with
his wife and baby. Miss Cleone Mil
Ter accompanied him to spend the
weekend with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs C. I. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. John McEwen arrived
Wednesday from Fort Worth, Texas,
to visit with Mrs. McEwen's mother,
Ms. Celia Mullin and friends here.
They made the trip by auto in three
and one-half days.
E. H. Mcdowell is enjoying a visit
from his daughters, Mrs. Osey Linds-
ley, from Casper, Wyoming, and Ms.
May Welty of Ced1redge They ar
rived Sunday last, and brought over.
the babies to show to g,andad.
After having spent a week camping
and fishing up above Taylor Park, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas Eilebrecht arrived
home this week They report a very
pleasant outing and said fish were
plentiful. Mrs. Eilebrecht landed a
thre, FOUNDER.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Clark have re-
turned home after spending two
weeks in Pitkin. Mr.. Clark is work
ing this week at his summer cabin
out on the Frank Anderson ranch and
next week expects to return to Pitkin
to continue work on the school house
| Earl Mullin has sold his ranch near
'o'a to N j. Anderson and has left
for Durango. Mr. Mullin expects to
go into the motion picture business
there and probably make home at
that point. We are sorry to lose
this good family but wish them sue
ces in the new venture.
The hearing of the Whipp case was
held Monday morning. He was denied
his motion for a new trial and was
sentenced to from three to four years.
He has sixty days in which to appeal
to the Supreme Court Judge Logan.
L. w. Burgess, Ed Sherman and Mr..
Brown, the Court reporter, were here
from Grand Junct ton.
peculiar piece of vandalism oc-
CURED at Elmer Amcs' place recently.
They have very lovely Towers in the
yard and for some time have suffered
'css. presumably from children pick
ing them through the fence. But
the other night some well grown
young women and younr men we've
s"en to strip the bushes Mr.. A,nes is
considering whether to prosecute or
not.
DIR. Ross L. Finney. professor of
| Sociology at the University of Mime.