The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-06-05
GUNNIsON ITEMS

S. d. Crump came in from Denver
Tuesday morning.
| Mrs. David Easterly is still on the
sick list and is improving very slowly.
A. E. Winslow left for Denver Sum
day evening for few days business
visit.
The George w. Crawford ranch on
upper Gunnison was sold to Louisa
Biebel.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Belts last Saturday. All
are doing we'll.
Miss Katherine Gardner is spend
ing the week in Colorado Springs
with her mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Zugelder and
Ernest Chinery came in from the
stone quarry Monday.
Wilfred Head returned to his home
in Cedaredge after spending week
with relatives in Gunnison.
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The Episcopal Guild will be enter
tanned by Mrs. C. F. Spencer and Mrs
Darby at the rectory June, 11th.
DIR. Ellington, Earl McCulley and
Curley Stewart were among the nu-
merous fishermen down the river on
Sunday.
Forest Supervisor Kreuger returned
Tuesday to Gunnison after a number
of days here on official business with
Ranger Trickle.
Everyone who went to the dance
at lola last Saturday night reported
a good time. The music was fur
nished by Mrs. Jennings.
The County Commissioners met
Monday and transacted the regular
business, also attended to some tax
matters. They met again Thursday.
Mrs. Hathaway is over from Salida
visiting her father, Tom Estes. Mr..
Estes spent Memorial day in Salida
and Mrs. Hathaway accompanied him
on his return trip.
Mrs. R. L. Sides, mother of Mrs. j.
S. Ferris. and Mrs Ferris brothe.
Arvill, drove over from Alamosa Sum
day and started back the same day
taking the two Ferris boys with them.
Saturday night the children at the
Hillside school house celebrated the
last day of school by giving a short
program and the balance of the eve
ming was spent dancing. At twelve
o'clock refreshments were served.
Mrs. Mary Allison has sold her hay
to sheep feeder who will feed the
hay on the ranch. He will shortly
unload 1900 head for that purpose.
1t is a mighty good and handy way
to dispose of tie surplus hay crop.
]. S. Sanborn, of Pasadena, Calf,
brother-in-law of A. K Stevens is
here and will remain for the sum-
mer. We imagine he will find the
mountains quite as interesting and
pleasant as Gunnisonites do his ma
tive land.
Tho d. & R. G. W. officials passed
through Gunnisin Sunday on their
way to Alamosa after the Montrose
employees had entertained them in
the correct fashion by giving dance
in their honor at the Armory Mont
rose Press.
detachment of soldiers from the
lower country passed through town
Sunday evening for Golden where
they will participate in the annual
drill and rife shoot. They will be
followed by another bunch of about
IS men next Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Dewey are again
at Fort Dodge, Kansas, as Mr.. Dewey
was unable to stand the altitude here
and much to the disappointment of
their many Pitkin friends, they were
compelled to return to Ft. Dodge af-
ter short visit at home
The rock slide in the Black Canon
which delayed the passenger trains
on June I'd, proved to be quite
slide, being sixty feet long and thir-
ty feet deep. Ditcher service was re-
quired to clear the track and at
1910, June Sd, the track was clear.
Jules Falk, the great violinist, has
been secured by DIR. Chas Gilbert
Davis as one of several artists who
will give musical recital at Wau-
nita this year. We imagine very
great number of our people will bear
u il in mind and hear this rnallu nrent