The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-29

school here.
The w. R. C. planting of the tree
at the College will take place on
Monday, June I'd
Miss Nellie Scott, former Librarian
at the College, is visiting friends
here for a few days.
County road gangs are again at
work on Monarch Pass, and they hope
to have it opened by next week
A marriage license was issued
Tuesday to Alexander Pulciani of
Denver, and Miss Giovanina Spizze of
Doyle.
Mrs. S. j. Miller is able to be out
in the auto and to get around the
house on crutches now and is improv-
ing very rapidly.
Mrs. Mary Wilt sold lots 16, II and
Is, on tie corner of Colorado street
and Virginia avenue, original plat of
Gunnison, to Miss Mary Zeigler
Mrs Duncan Kersey was a visitor
in town over the weekend, enroute
to Denver to visit her mother. The
Kerseys now live in Grand Junction.
Linton Pittser is making some de-
cided improvements in his new Tire
shop. His sister, Miss Jaunita, is act
ing as stenographer and bookkeeper
Mrs. Harvey Harrell visited at the
Hannah Winters home last weekend,
in attendance upon her mother, who
has been quite ill from her recent
accident
Mrs. Fuller Ethel, who has been
teaching for the past winter at Mont
rose. has returned to Gunnison for
the summer vacation. She will teach
at Montrose again next year
Miss verna Butts will leave Sunday
evening to go to Colorado Springs
where she will take the BARRIERS ex-
animation in connection with her
work in the Beauty shop, and will
be gone several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van Alstine ar
rived from Salt Lake City last week
end, coming around by way of Salida
where they visited with relatives
They are again living on their ranch
at Castleton, Harvey Calvin having
given up his lease.
Blaine Guthrie, formerly in busi-
ness with his father in the Model
Tailor and Cleaning establishment of
this place and who later went to
Grand Juncti has recently sold out
in business there and was in Gunni-
son this week. He is out on the road
as a salesman.
Miss Wilma Ruth Chinery arrived
May 2OttC at the home of Mr. and
Mrs VIM. Chinery. in Santa Monica.
California, where she expects to stay
permanently. Grandpa Charles Chin
cry says that the mother and daugh-
| tei al SetIiiS dlpiS ilSeis eAu lAldb
even "Bilr' has come down to earth
long enough to send him the news.
Joe Collins, former old-tine resi-
dent of this place, who has been in
California for several years past, re-
turned Sunday night to spend little
time here looking after property in
terests. He has acquired fine home
and an orange grove in California.
His many friends are glad to well
come him.
Mr.. George Bert. salesman for Pc
ters Cartridges. of Denver, is a Gun
nison visitor during the week, and
also attending to business. Mr.. Bert
will be remembered among Gunnison
sport enthusiasts as the sharpshooter
out at the Cap and Ball Gun Club
last summer He is visiting there
also this trip.
The next big boxing exhibition will
be- held on June 3, under the au-
spices of the College and High School
Athletic Association. This show will
be preliminary to the final boxing
showing of the season, which will be
held during the Cattlemen's celebra.
tion. A very interesting program is
being arranged by Mr.. Krause. The
) winners will receive medals appro-
priately engraved for the occasion
There will be contestants from Crest.
; ed Butte, Baldwin, Pitkin, and Mont
rose, who will compete for honors.
. Their many. friends in Gunnisor
will be very interested in the mar
. riage of Cassell lie Fevre, part own
of the Commercial garage of thi:
city, and Miss Mabel Cummings