The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-06-26
GunnisOn and Pitkin
Items Culled From Gunnison Empire and Pitkin Miner
GUNNISON ITEMS

Jack Andrews went to Denver Tues.
day on business for the Commercial
garage.
Earl F. Lambert came up from
Sapinero Saturday and returned Mon
day morning.
Mr.. Clark departed Wednesday for
Paoniae by way of Crested Butte, to
look after the sheep range.
Miss Easie McClanihan of Palisades,
arrived Saturday evening and is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Zugelder.
Mrs. Jas. Spann and Mrs. Jas.
Shackleford and family spent Wednes-
day in town from Jacks Cabin, shop
ping.
Miss Verna Lambert and Mr.. Smith
and family were over from Montrose
to attend the dedication of the new
bridge Tuesday.
Theo. Kruger went to Taylor Park
this week to see how the new ranger
is getting along. He expects to be
there until July Sd.
Richard l.. Shaw, Supervisor of the
Vehicle Department of the Secretary
of States Office was in town last of
last week and paid us call.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Adams were in
town Thursday from Taylor Park,
where they are spending the summer
at their cottage on Taylor river.
The Texaco Oil company is INSTALL
ing new gas tanks at several of the
garages this week, the work being
done by Bob and Ernest Chinery.
Mrs. Walter Brand is at the home
of Mrs. Schackleford, who has been
quite ill for the past two weeks, and
who is not improving as rapidly as
her many friends had hoped.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Anderson We're
in town Wednesday from Sargent, on
business. Mr.. A took back his Au-
burn Six which he has had stored at
the Gunnison Motor garage for some
time.
E. M. Nourse left Thursday evening
for Denver, where he will meet his
son Tom, who is driving back a new
Buick Sedan from Flint, Michigan.
Tom has spent the school year at
Amherst College, Mass.
Misses Emma and Margaret Crary
went to Salida this evening to meet
their brother Ed, who is to be mar
ried there Friday to Miss Ruth Welch
of Leadville. Eds many friends ex-
tend most hearty congratulations
S. S. Evans, Manager of the Rocky
Mt. Fuel Company's South Denver
yard, who has been visiting the editor
and wife for the past week, left for
home Tuesday evening after having
enjoyed what he calls "a good rest"
The Handy Kitchen has had some
trouble at their fountain with the
water pipes under the floor, which
were taken care of Wednesday. Also
the water main in front of the Com
munity church broke Tuesday, but it
was soon repaired.
Marian Hanson, the little daughter
of DIR. F. P. Hanson, was taken to the
Red Cross hospital with severe at.
tack of appendicitis Tuesday evening
Upon arrival the operation was per.
formed Immediately and she was re.
ported doing nicely at this time. Mrs
Hanson accompanied the little girl
Bruce-Frew Post American Legion
are going to hold their next meeting
at the Biological station on July I'd
All ex-service men in the county are
invited to attend and enjoy fish
supper Will leave here at 4:30 p. m
in cars. Auxiliary of the post will
be present and very large attend.
ance is expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p Roper of Gunni.
son, drove over Sunday with theii
daughter, Helen, ~ years old, who
underwent an operation for append.
citis Sunday afternoon at the Ric
Grande hospital. They will visit al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Van
Alstyne until the girl RECEIVERS. Mrs
Roper is sister of Mrs. VanAlstyne
-Salida Mail.
The Gunnison folks are watching
with keen interest the progress OF
the lamp posts which the city is put.
ting in; also tho marking of the
streets and numbering of houses
The lamp posts have long been need.
ed, because the moon doesn't shine
every nipht of the wear and as q