The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-03-27

mrs John WhipD is quite sick at
lser home with La Grippe.
hrs. H. NJ. Webster returned Mon
lay from trip to Denver
C. L. Stone spent the past weekend
at Montrose attending a business
meeting.
Virginia Mccleary, member of the
faculty at Western, returned from
Denver Monday.
Mrs. L. NJ Logan, teacher in our
local schools spent the weekend Wis
iting her husband in Pueblo
Little Miss Vivian Brown is report
ed i'll with severe cold which has
confined her indoors. several days.
louis A. Thomas was a passenger
for the east Wednesday evening and
expects to be away for week or ten
days
Mrs Laury Curtis and Mrs. Slate of
Doyleville, were in town Monday and
Tuesday shopping ard visiting at the
Verne Brown home
Miss Mae Young, who spent the
spring vacation with her parents at
Somerset. returned Monday to resume
her High School studies here.
Word has been received here
that Mrs Charlie Rowe, nee Miss
jean Hayden formerly of this place,
is at present in training at the hos
pital in Ouray
Wednesday noon the High Wye club
of the High School, met at the invi-
tation of Mr. Machlan, Principal, and
Fathers Geiser and Brown delivered
talks to the club.
Rudolph Kopfinger, brother of Mrs
V. April, who has been working in
the timber at Pitkin, returned here
this week and has resumed his work
ON the d. & R. G. w.
Sunday morning, March 80, Father
Geisisir will hold his First Commu-
nion Service at the Episcopal church
at 500 o'clock. Every Episcopalian
is urged to be present.
A Lenten service was held at the
Episcopal church Wednesday evening,
at which Father W. McMurdo Brown
gave very interesting talk. The ser
vice was open to the public
Homer Grey, who has been home
with. his parents here for the past
two weeks, returned to Grand juno
tion Wednesday morning, there to re-
sumes his duties as surveyor.
Mrs. N p Dean was operated on
for gall stones at the D. & R. G. w.
hospital in Salida, last Friday, and
we are very glad to report that she
is doing fine and recovering rapidly
Mrs. Valentine April and little son
John, accompanied Miss Mildred Pear
son to Pitkin Friday, visiting between
trains with Mrs. Pearson. Miss Mil
dred returned Monday to school here.
Elmer Mullin accompanied by his
mother, who have spent the winter
in Texas, returned Thursday morning
both feeling fine and claiming to
have enjoyed a very pleasant vaca-
tion. We are glad to see them back
The Misses Redding and Hatch re-
turned Sunday evening from Mont
rose. where they had been spending
| the weekend at the home of Miss
Redding, to resume their duties at
the College with the opening of the
Spring quarter Monday.
The Orchestra of Western left Tues
day for a tour of the Western Slope
They will play at Montrose, Delta,
Grand Junction, Hotchkiss and Ouray
They gave very good entertainment
here last week and if they do the
same excellent work on this trip, as
no doubt they viii, ii will add boost
ers for Western.
The Adult Bible Glass met Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Phoebe
Walker. The evening was devoted to
the study and discussion of the Bible.
THIS class is being held for all who
wish to attend the same and students
taking the course are allowed one
hour credit on their College course
Credit is allowed to anyone wishing
to take the course for credit.
Word has been received in Gunni-
son reporting Mrs. P. Hanlon, who
was taken to ST. 'Luke's hospital in
Denver last week, as slightly i'm
proved. Miss Jessie Hanlon went