The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-02-07
GUNNIsoN ITEMS

I ner nome WIN serious case OF
egsipeIaz-
Mrs Osee Dsscou1bes went to Delta
Saturday morning, where she will
visit friends for few days
Mrs, Janet Zweffel left Tusedsy
morning to visit her son. James Fer
rens. and fanny at lola Colorado for
week or ten days
DR.. Walker was called over to Sa-
ida to see his son who is in hos
pita' there and who is not progress
ing 50 well as was hoped
Miss Wedabelle Leshbrook was con-
fined to her home all of last week
with q very serious case Of tonsilitis
DR.. Hanson was in attendance
W. H. Ball returned to Gunnison
Monday morning from Pueblo where
he has been attending to some busi-
ness matters over the week end
Mrs. Bert Stitser and baby. Of
Waunita Hot Springs went to Delta
Saturday morning to visit with Mrs
Stitsers mother for a few days
Mr. and Mrs J. H. Eilebrecht are
the proud parents of baby girl. born
Sunday night Both mother and
baby are reported doing nicely.
]. F. Bunton underwent a very
serious operation Sunday afternoon
for the removal of a rnoIar tooth.
Dr. Quinn reports him doing nicely
at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs Date Scott arrived in
Gunnison Monday morning from their
home at Doyieville Ar. Scott is at
| tending to some business affairs here
They will return Tuesday.
Miss Luella johnson who is teach
ing at the Paragon School and who
has been visiting her parents in this
city over the weekend, returned to
her school duties at Paragon Monday
morning
R L. Gardner left Monday eve
ming for Soldiers Summit, where
he has been transferred as dispatcher
Enroute he will stop off at Colorado
Springs, visiting Mrs Gardner for
! about a week
Mrs Tannis, the mother of Mrs T.
Rising, arrived in Gunnison Sunday
from De Beque. Iowa, to attend the
funeral of her grandson, Clyde Tannis
Rising, which was held Monday at
the Community Church.
Wednesday evening Cora Belle
Bruins was taken to Salida suffering
from appendicitis. Her father, John
Bruins, and DIR. McDonough accompa-
MED her. Friends and acquaintances
will hope for speedy recovery. Cora
is an attractive child aged twelve
years
Mrs. Joe Miller entertained the by
Wyk Club at party. at her home
Saturday afternoon. Four tables of
Five-Hundred furnished the after
Moons entertainment Mrs. ]. S. Fer
ris received highest score and Mrs.
Tom Doyle the consolation The af-
ternoon was closed by a delicious two
course luncheon.
Oscar Nelson has been confined to
his horne for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Nelson returned home Saturday
morning from Salida where she has
in the d. & R G. Hospital under
voing an operation for appendicitis.
Her son returned to Gunnison with
her. and is reported doing nicely at
this time.
Measels and pneumonia caused the
death of little eight-month-old Clara
Burch Bryant at Parlin Colorado last
Monday. The little girl was born at
Saguache, Colorado. The funeral
was held from the Bryant home at
Parlin. Rev. Bernard Geiser officiated-
Interment was made at Parlin- I'm
dertalSer Susie Miller was in charge.
This death leaves a bereaved mother
and father and a twin brother, who
also is very ill. The Bryants moved
to Parlin from Saguach some time
ago. MI. Bryant is employed in the
steel works at Pueblo. Friends and
relatives extend their sympathies.
The La Veta Hotel was the scene
Of gay activities Saturday evening
when the Mask & Wig Dramatic Soci-
.ty held their annual formal dinner
dance and initiation. The hall was
elaborately decorated in black and
white and the mask and wig effect
carried out wherever possible. The |