The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-03-06


short visit at Palisades.
A baby boy arrived at the home of
Tony slobodnick last Thursday.
Lawrence Beitler left for Colorado
Springs Friday to visit his family.
The Ladies' Aid is holding one of
its food sales Friday afternoon at the
drug store.
Rosalee Scohy has been quite i'll
the past week, but at present is re-
covering very nicely.
Mrs. Sam Rfno and Mrs. Frank Ku-
retich were in Gunnison Sunday on
a visit to the dentist.
Mrs. George Gladstone left for a
two or three-week visit with relatives
in Gunnison and Montrose.
Joe Niccoli drove party of friends
to Gunnison in his Hudson SUNDAY,
returning the same evening.
Miss Mary Teak spent the week.
end with her folks. Mary is making
quite, a success as teacher at Almont.
Miss Irene Kerr spent the week
end with her mother. Leaving Gun
nison Saturday and returning Sunday
Another visitor over the weekend
from Gunnison, was Alice Lake.
While here she was the guest of
Irene Kerr
What are you going to do about
election this year folks? Are you
going to be as disinterested as YOU
were last year?
The faculty are staging a play,
Nothing but the Truth, Friday the
14th We feel sure it will be a sue
cess, and are all anxiously waiting.
The E. T. U. Held their annual
meeting short while ago at the Elk
Mt. Hotel. Ten members enjoyed a
turkey dinner and report profitable
and enjoyable evening.
A jolly good time was enjoyed by
all present at the dance given by the
Athletic Club last Saturday evening.
A delicious luncheon was served to
XII.
Election of officers of the town
will be held the first Tuesday in
April 1t is hoped that most of our
town voters will make a better show
ing and not lack in interest this year.
The town bell was rung between
twelve and one o'clock last Sunday
morning. The culprit is still at large
but when found will have to pay a
heavy fine, as that is quite serious
| offense.
The 500 club was entertained last
Tuesday, Feb. 26, at the Elk Mt Ho-
tel by Mrs. Mergelman and Mrs Nell
lie Morrow. A good time was report
ed and dainty refreshments were en-
ioyed ~
Rev. Bernard Geiser left Monday
for Pueblo, where he will take the
examinations for his Ordination,
which is to take place here Tuesday,
the 25th of this month. He will re-
turn Saturday. tc
Loring Cain was compelled by the
storm to park his car down the road
over Sunday night >apd walk to town.
Monday morning with little assist
ance here and there he was able to
drive into town
Are we due for good winter wealth
er now? Such is heard all over c. B.
since that snow storm struck our city
Sunday evening and has been reluc-
tant to leave since. Wednesday prom
ised to be clear but wind storm is
still with us.
Six drummers, one with his wife,
left Gunnison for Crested Butte in a
car last Monday at two p. m They
managed to get almost as far as Bu-
tens but finally had to take refuge
in an old shed. They reached Crested
Butte at two a. m. Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Kerr arrived
on Tuesdays train from Denver,
where Mr.. Kerr has been in Fitzsim-
ons hospital since the war. They
have made housekeeping rooms out of
the upstairs of the house in which
Ruben Roberts lives and will stay for
some time.
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