The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-12-11

. arrange Tor 1n1mcQla connect OnS
f The church building with the sewer
nd also to look into the possibility
excavating the basement urde~ the
7orth part Of the church so as to
make additional c'ass room for the
Sunday School. 1t was brought out
at the meeting that the present
church building is altogethre made
wate fo~ the work of the church
And it was felt that while basement
excavation would relieve the imme-
lac situation as to class rooms for
Su-'ay School that even then. the
building would not be all that it
Nugh~ to be in order to carry on the
full program of the church
tcgsdon to Salida Thursday evening.
Mr.. Logsdon is World War veteran
and has been in Gunnison some time
in an effort to recover his health
During the war he served as a yeo-
man and was sent to France, where
he contracted the ailment from which
he suffers Last Wednesday Mr.. Logs
''on was taken extremely i'll and it
was thought best for him to go to his
home at Las Animas. DIR. Hanson
took him as far as Salida where the
American Legion boys met him and
scme member will accompany him to
his home.
While Mrs Hazelhurst was absent
from her home last week certain par
ties entered her home and stole &
rum er of phor og-aph records Luck
lily for her. some neighbors observed
the circumstance and it is probable
she will recover her property, but
we shall always think some punish
ment other than returning the stolen
goods should ie meted out to the of
tenders. There is entirely too much
# this sort of thing going on in Gun
nison at present, and so far no one
has been apprehended.
| Ing benNer fOSt OF Dec. lUth,
gives an account of Robert Hether-
'ngtcn. ~on of our townspeople Mr.
and Mrs. George Hetherington. win
ring SIS 90. second prize money in
the State Historical and Natural His
'~iN S"ciet. essay .or:.s, offered to
n students Of the Colorado high
schools. Robert is a Gunnison coun-
ty prodrct, having been born and
"aised here and has many friends
who will be glad to hear of his
achievement along this line
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Married. Sunday at two o'clock D
NJ. at the Parsonage. by William I
'cnes. Joe Niccoli of Crested Butte
md Miss Myrle Argabright of Ne
"aha- Nebr. Witnesses were Tim
Morgan and Helen Lawrence. Mr.
and Mrs. Niccoli will live at Crested
Butte
Joe lrgiHam. an o'd-ti resident
f Crested Butte, was taken seriously
~ with dropsy two weeks ago and
Monday it was found necessary to re.
move him to hospital at Salida
where the latest report is that he is
resting comfortably.
Roundhouse Foreman Weirick, who
'ecent'y returned from Mayo Bros
hospital at Rochester. Mimi. is AGAR
suffering from stomach trouble apf
s in the D & R. G. w hospital al
Sa'ida. His many friends hope fo,
his speedy recovery.
Last Tuesday Mrs. w. ~ Estes ane
Mrs. W. j, Doig were hostesses to the
Isabella Tourist club. A very enioy.
abe Christmas musical program was
niven by the members and a daint,
luncheon was served by the ladies.
Norman Lewis Stokes arrived al
the Clyde Stokes home on Dec. 1st
He came at 1l:00 am. and weighed
in at ten pounds. His proud parents
are being showered with the congrat.
ulations of many friends
Bert Rogers and wife of Ridgeway
passed through here Wednesday on
their way from Pitkin. where they
have been the guests of the Lem
Cooper family.
The Community Bazaar being held
in the Trine building, is well patron.
ized and many are securing lovely
things for Christmas from this source
The many friends of Ernest Cum
ninPham are rejoicing that Ernest is
able to be up and about after his Sc.
rious siege Of pneumonia.