The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-04-03
GUNNIsON ITEMS

DIR. Quigley was an east bound pas
senger Wednesday.
Fen Killey is very ill this week,
rslspse from the flu.
L C: Kinikin of Montrose, was in
town Tuesday on legal business.
Harry Aiken was down from Sar-
gents Wednesday visiting his family.
Cattle Inspector Hildebrand was an
incoming passenger Sunday morning.
Theodore Davis left Sunday for
Montrose after few days visit in
Gunnison.
C. T. Palmer came in Saturday
morning to visit his family a few
days before going on west.
Fred Stamm arrived the last of
the week from eastern points where
he has been visiting relatives.
Elmer England has been confined.
to the house several weeks with
very bad attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. Elizabeth Richardson spent
the weekend in Salida visiting at
the home of MIR. and Mrs Ed Linds-
ley.
P. j. Morgan, representing Blaney
& Murphy Packing Co., arrived on
Wednesday and will visit the Buttes
Thursday.
Mrs T. O'Leary, who had a relapse
last week, is reported as much i'm.
proved and believed on the way to a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. L. o. Wallace and Mrs. Ruby
Gorum left Monday morning for their
homes in Pitkin, after several days
visit in Gunnison.
Lloyd Ruck boarded the evening
train Tuesday for California, where
he will rejoin Mrs. Ruck, who pre-
ceded him to the land of flowers and
earthquakes
Dr. W. j. Rockefeller and wife re-
turned from their extended stay in
California, last Sunday morning Both
were looking fine and say they had a
most enjoyable time in the land of
flowers.
Prof, and Mrs. Wightman left for
Denver Wednesday evening, where
they will visit several schools and
colleges, meeting old friends and also
take in the radio show in which both
feel great interest.
The seven-year-old son, Frank, of
Mr.. and Mrs, Ben Killey, fell off of
the stone steps at the College last
week and it was feared for a time
that his arm was broken at the elbow,
but the attending physician has de-
cided the bone is just cracked
Mrs. N, p. Dean returned from Sa-
Ida Wednesday morning. She was
operated for gall stones at the d. &
r. G. hospital two weeks ago and is
recovering finely, but is very weak
yet. Her many friends will be glad
to see her back looking so we'll.
Hon. Sprigg Shackleford has prac-
tically recovered from his attack of
erysipelas but is still very weak and
is not picking up as rapidly as his
many friends could wish. However,
each day sees some improvement and
ultimate recovery is confidently
cooked forward to.
w H. Whalen and John Campbell
were in town from Crested Butte
Wednesday, enroute to Denver with
Mrs. Campbell who is suffering great
ly with a goitre They are taking
her over to consult with specialists
in that disorder and try and get her
relief. The many friends of Mrs.
Campbell will be anxious to hear
that she is recovering.
A telegram announces that c. E.
Florer was convicted in Los Angeles,
of manslaughter and will be SEN
fenced next Monday. 1t will be re-
called that he shot and killed boy
while trying to arrest several other
boys for shooting craps, The case
seems to have been a most fragrant
one of an officer presuming that a
little brief authority gave permission
for indiscriminate shooting.
About ten members of the Gunni
son Rotary club will go next Monday
to Colorado Springs to attend the /
Seventh District Conference of clubs.
This district includes the clubs of
Wyoming as well as Colorado, one in