The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-03-13
Gunnison and Pitkin
Items culled From Gunnson Empire and Pitkin Miner

4 Ihe annual Mask and Wig play, "A
Tailor-Made Man.. was given in the
College auditorium Thursday night.
The play, a comedy in four acts, was
first produced at the Cohen and Har-
ris theatre in New York with Grant
Mitchell taking the leading part as
John Paul Bart. The play was very
creditably done, Bruce Stone being
Exceptionally clever carrying the lead
as John Paul Bart, and was admir-
ably supported by the entire cast.
From the German tailor and his
blunt. thrifty Scotch assistant to the
hero of the play, all the speeches
were to the point and full of fun It
was, without a doubt, one of the best
if not the best, play ever produced in
the College, and was well attended.
Excellent music was furnished by the
College orchestra.
Miss Irene Biebel and Mrs. Tessie
George, who arrived in Gunnison last
Thursday with the body of their
mother, Mrs. Ernest Biebel for burial
here and who have been visiting at
the homes of Miss Maude Bray and
their aunt. AIrs. Louisa Biebel, during
their stay here, left Wednesday for
their home ih Los Angeles. They will
stop at Denver enroute
The switch engine has been taken
off the Crested Butte branch. This
means that the Buttes is now the ter
minal-the train leaving there ir the
morning, meeting the west bound
train in Gunnison at noon and return
ing to Crested Butte that afternoon,
,ieing up at the Buttes over night.
Word has been received in this city
of the death of Mr. ]. Kanzler of CAL
ifornia, and formerly of Gunnison,
which occurred about ten days ago.
Mr.. Kanzler was at one time cashier
of the Crested Butte Bank, and later
in TIE employ of ]. McDermott as
bookkeeper here.
RAIDER. who has been very ill at the
Rainbow Rooms. with infamatory
rheumatism, caused by the extraction
of two teeth, is reported slightly i'm
proved, sitting up little each day.
Miss Norma Gribben arrived home
Thursday morning from Boulder,
where she has been attending the
University. She will spend the spring
vacation with her parents, returning
to school work next week.
Byron Hewitt, Ed Foster, Bert Nut
ting, Ivaar Hadley, DIR. johnson and
Babe Sloan were numbered among
the boys who went on the West slope
with the basketball team to give
their support. They returned with
the team Sunday.
Reports are prevalent that Barney
Hamley, old prospector of Gunnison
county, has struck rich gold claim
on his claims up Stuben creek. Sun
day group of thirty men went up
to investigate.
Bill Wallace, who left here last fall
with Walter Whipp. is reported killed
in the mine explosion at Castlegate,
Utah Mr.. Wallace will be remem-
bered as resident of Ohio creek.
Mrs Chas. Earl of Salida, arrived
Monday morning and visited at the
home of Mrs VIM. Jennings, return
ing to her home Tuesday evening.
Mrs Dr. Hanson and Mrs. Mary
Gladstone will entertain at card
and Kensington party at the home of
the latter Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kapushion of
Crested Butte, came down to Gunni-
son Tuesday. bringing their little
baby for medical attention.
Dan Lehan returned from White
Pine Wednesday morning, where he
went Monday, serving subpoenas for
the April term of court
Frank Keenan, left Sunday evening
for Denver. where he will attend to
business for the city. He will return
in about week.
The d. & R. G. w. have a new ex-
press agent at Gunnison, A. A. Hass.
of Montrose, taking the place of VIM.
Jennings
Gertrude Lathrop, the little three
yer-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A Latfrop, is quite ill with influenza
DIR. McDonough drove to Sargent
Wednesday to attend John Hicks and
familv who are sick LIZ; IL, L.. a..a-