The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-01

I'M Page motored to Gunnison
Saturday and returned Sunday.
Ira Morrow will move into the Gull
liford house as soon as Dave Watkins
leaves.
A bad storm visited us last Friday
but Saturday was clear although
quite chilly.
Minnie Gibson was unable to be at
work few days last week because of
severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tinsley motored
to Gunnison Saturday and spent the
night in that city.
Misses Irene Kerr and Alice Work
of Gunnison spent the weekend with
Miss Kerrs folks here.
Joe Starikai and Joe Bear were
weekend visitors in Crested Butte
from Western College.
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Mrs. Carrie Cain returned home
Sunday after two-week visit with
her mother near Trinidad.
The road has been opened to Gun
nison and many autos have taken ad-
vantage of the fact already.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston Hatch and
Burtiss Adams motored to Gunnison
Saturday. returning home Sunday.
DIR. A. Taylor is repapering some
= of the rooms of his home this week
Herman Hutterman is assisting him.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kapushion are
staying at the Martin Verzuh home
in the absence of Mr.. and Mrs. Ver-
zuh.
Little Martha Ten Eyck scalded her
arm and hand quite badly with hot
tea last Monday, but is getting along
very well.
A big dance is scheduled at the
City hall for Saturday night, May Sd
Given under the auspices of the Fish
& Game Protective Association.
JUST RECEIVED-New hardwood
flooring lumber material.
FRANK CHADEZ,
Crested Butte, Colo.
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Mike Perko took Joe Shaffer down
to Gunnison Monday morning so that
he might take out his naturalization
papers during this session of court.
Della Nash, Thelma Richardson and
Orlando Welch represented our High
School in Gunnison at the Scholarship
contest last week. They returned last
Saturday.
Harry Mccormick has sold all of
his belongings here and is leaving the
last of the week. Their first visit
will be paid to Mrs. McCormicks
folks at Rifle.
w. j. Tyson arrived in town Sunday
with his Dodge Sedan which he went
TO Denver to purchase. He is the
first to arrive in Crested Butte over
Cochetopa this season.
Many good shows have been booked
Tor the coming month. Among them
Is one of the best ever produced,
When Knighthood was in Flower"
starring Marion Davies.
The st. Joseph society gave cele-
oration last Saturday evening at the
eroatian hall. Dancing proved the
main feature Of amusement, the
string orchestra furnishing the music.
Mrs. VIM. Manley left for Canon
City Saturday. They have sold the
majority of their furniture and Mr..
Manley will leave soon for Canon City
~here they expect to make their
home.
Mr.. Colombia has been STAYING in
town the past week studying the job
ne Will tnke when Dave Watkins
ieaves. He expects to move his fam
ny into town as soon as he can rent
a house.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Gulliford mo-
'ored to Gunnison Tuesday morning
accompanied by VIM. Gardiner, Jim
ozark, Mrs. Mary Bailey and Eupha-
ma Arnott. The ladies returned the
same day leaving the men in Gunni-
son to serve on the jury.
Mrs. Guthrie gave dinner party
,aS' Sunday evening. This will per-
maps be one of Mrs. Guthrie's last en-
,ertainments in this city, as she will
DC leaving us soon. The new owner
., the Hotel having arrived and is in