The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-02-28
Gunnison and Pitkin
CuIIed From Gunnison Empire and Pitkin Miner
GUNNIsON ITEMS

GUNNISON ITEMS
Mrs ]. Lehew left Monday morn
ing for Delta. She will return with
in few days.
Mrs. E. H. Mcdowell left Sunday
for Los Angeles, Calf, where she will
remain indefinitely.
B. F. Jorgensen, who has been
spending the past ten days in Denver,
returned to Gunnison Sunday.
w. S. Whinnery and wife of Lake
City, passed through town Monday
morning enroute home from visit
in Denver.
Notice is given that the March
meeting of the Westminster Guild
will be held on the second Monday,
instead of the first Monday.
Tuesday evening at the Community
church series of stereopticon views
were given-''The Pioneer Trail. The
program was open to the public.
Mrs. Jerry Brunton left Sunday
morning for Glenwood Springs where
she will remain indefinitely and take
hot water bath treatments there.
Mrs. Len Kyle and little daughter
Mary Louise, who have been visiting
Mrs. Kyle's sister, Mrs Cyril Mellow
ell, for the past week, returned to
their home at the Ohio Greek mine
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Keenan,, Mrs +.
Diebold, Mrs. Anna Trevarthen and
daughter Ellen, and Mrs. Sweifie went
to lola Sunday to spent the day and
eat turkey dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ferrens and family.
| Miss May Carpenter, formerly Mrs
Floyd Fluke, arrived in Gunnison
Sunday from Cedaredge, and went
on through to Jacks Cabin Monday,
where she will purchase cattle for
her large cattle ranch at Cedaredge.
Senator Rockwell arrived in Gunni-
son Sunday evening. He made an in
teresting address at the Rotary club
dinner Monday noon and left for Den
yer that evening to assume the Gov
ernor's duties during Mr.. Sweets alb
sence in the east
An interesting patriotic service
was held at the Community church
Sunday evening, in the nature of
Flag Pageant given by High School
girls. The idea of religion was close
" connected with our allegiance to
our flag and was we'll worked out.
The regular Monday luncheon of
the Rotary club was well attended,
forty being present, fourteen of whom
We're. guests, among them Senator
Rockwell, who gave a very interest
ing talk on George Washington. Miss
Maud Kehmeier gave two excellent
piano solos.
Mrs. John Hogan left Sunday eve
n ng for New York. where she Joins
her husband, who left several months
ago to take up new business inter-
ests in that city. Mrs. Hogan has
been employed in the telephone office
here for the past year, and her ex-
pert services will be missed at that
Office Mrs. Hogan, as far as is
known, will remain permanently in
New York.
La Veta Hotel ball room was the
scene of the Fireman's Ball, FRIDAY
night. Dancing started at nine
O'Clock and an interesting program
OF nineteen dances composed the eve
nings entertainment. Excellent mu-
sic was furnished by Millers seven
piece De Lux orchestra Tie hall
was beautifully decorated in a red.
white and blue color scheme relative
to the observance of George Wash
ington's birthday. At midnight de-
hcious luncheon of sandwiches, coffee,
cake and ice cream was served by the
High School Alumni association. AL
very good crowd was in attendance
at both the dance and the luncheon
and both organizations benefited
thereby.
cupid, in trying to fool the public
Friday evening, found himself unsuc-
cessful, when it became known that
Miss Erma Herrick of Delta, who ar
rived in Gunnison Thursday evening
Tor a short visit among friends in
this place, and jeff Lehew of Gunni-
son, were quietly united in marriage
at the c. A Kroll home, at $50 Fri
day evening. Rev. Geiser officiated