The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-07-17
GUNNISON ITEMS

Mr.. Clark returned to Paonia this
week to care for things there.
Julian Dyer drove down from
Crested Butte Thursday evening.
| Miss Helen Foster was noted among
the dancers at lola Saturday night.
Miss Bessie Runyan of Salida spent
several days this week visiting Miss
Nina Steward.
Louis Kochevar and Miss Mary
Mufich motored down from the Buttes
Thursday evening.
L. L. Strickland and w. l.. Stud
halter motored to Crested Butte Sun
day and spent the day.
Theo. Kruger is spending this
week at the ranger station on Cement
creek and vicinity on business.
James Robinson. Superintendent of
the Tennessee Mine above Pitkin
spent Thursday and Friday in
Gunnison.
Otho Steinberg, Joseph and John
O'Neill and Elroy Miller, all of
Crested Butte, spent Friday in
Gunnison.
Ira Morrow stopped over in our
city for several hours on Thursday.
He was on his way to Crested Butte
from Hotchkiss.
Mrs. Frank Wright came down for
few days visit with her mother,
Mrs. B. F. Wright. from Doyle and to
take in Cattlemen's.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Montgomery
came over from Salida on Saturdays
train to spend few days visiting at
the G. w. Steward home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fisher and
children, with Mrs. Fred Miller,
motored down from Crested Butte
Friday in their new Essex Coach.
| Miss Ernestine Eastman, who has
been away for the past two years in
Los Angeles, Calf, attending school,
has returned for the summer vacation.
Chester Pittser arrived in town
Monday morning from the University
of Illinois. He will spent the summer
with his folks and is in time for the
big celebration.
Charles Anderson, with three col
lege students, left Saturday morning
for Paonia. They went over via the
Crested Butte Somerset road and will
return over Black Mesa.
Ray johnson returned to his work
at the Aberdeen stone quarry, where
he is employed by Zugelder Bros He
has been visiting at his home above
Crested Butte since Friday.
Several stands are going up around
town for the celebration days. Harry
Gavette is building one between the
Handy Kitchen and Pool Hall, and Joe
Reid is erecting one near the Band
stand
| Mrs Mabel Shaw and small daugh-
ter Virginia, of Sargent, passed thru
Gunnison Thursday enroute to
Crested Butte where Mrs. Shaw will
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. f.
Songer.
Mr. and Mrs Eluar Allap Of Iaclc
Cabin are the proud parents of baby
boy, who arrived on Saturday morn
ing Mrs. Allen was formerly Miss
Mary Ogden and is we'll known in
Gunnison.
Mrs. James Mcknight, OF Inspra-
tion, Arizona is expected in this week
to visit old friends here and at
Crested Butte and also to spend few
weeks at Almont. Mrs Mcknight
will be remembered as Eva Tetard
Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Murphy, daugh-
ter Florence and son Eugene of
Crested Butte passed through Gun
hi9VH ihui sudy nOIilnS ON tnelr way
to Walsenburg and Florence, Colorado,
where they will spend few weeks
with friends.
Everyone enjoyed the dance given
at lola Saturday night at the Club
House. and there were several cars
from Gunnison and Powderhorn
Dandy music was furnished by Mrs
Jennings and Hugh Aiken. Supper
was served at midnight
Elsewhere we print the call for the
State and County Democratic Assem-
blies Voters should remember that
pc ttu al raforpn in po1iticol conditions