The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-03-13
GUNNISON ITEMS

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Mrs Myrtle SHE'D left Monday for
the east.
Mrs Earl Mullin of lola, was in
town Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Del Mckee of lola, was Wis
itor in town Thursday and Friday.
Word comes from 8. j. Miller, who
is in Salida, that Mrs. Miller is inn
proving slowly.
Mrs. Mayme Leonard of Doyleville,
is visiting her daughter here, Mrs E.
C. Upton, for the week.
DR.. Quigley returned Sunday from
Denver where he had been attending
to some business matters.
H. H. Fogg went to Denver Sunday,
where he will spend few days at
tending to business matters there.
Rev. Cooley left Monday for the
east. He has been visiting his family
here for the past few days He holds
the pulpit at Telluride
March 20 marks the closing of the
second quarter of school, both for
the H. S. and College. This week is
the bugbear of all students-test
week
Jay Miller, John Zugelder, and Paul
Wright are. planning on building a
cabin on the DeYarman property. 1t
promises to rival the Cap and Ball
cabin.
Harvey Nelson returned from the
West Slope Monday. He accompanied
the basketball team to the tourna-
ment and remained over for a few
days to visit friends
Mrs. jeff Lehew returned from Del
ia Monday, where she went about ten
days ago, following her marriage Feb
22d- Mr.. and Mrs. Lehew will reside
at the P. Miller home.
Mrs. Myrtle Pruitt of Colorado
Springs, who has been visiting her
baby and mother at Vulcan, for the
past two months. was in Gunnison
Monday enroute to her home
Miss Olive Wilson, Who is attending
H. S. here, is critically ill at the Val
April home, symptoms pointing to a
nervous breakdown. Her mother of
Powderhorn, is with her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Dotts are
the proud parents of baby boy born
Monday morning at <he Ralph Allen
ranch. Mrs Dotts will be remem-
bered as Miss Alva Burgess before
her marriage.
The I. T. C. have postponed their
Pioneer Day. which was to be held
Tuesday, the 11th, indefinitely, until
the roads open up to the surrounding
districts. Watch this paper for fur
ther announcement
Mrs. C. E Blanchard and two small
daughters and son went to Delta to
join Mr. Blanchard Saturday, where
they will make their home, Mr.
Blanchard having gone into partner
ship in a garage at that point.
Dan Curtis .and Thomas Hayden,
II
have been honored by receiving po-
sitions, Dan on the first team For
ward and Thomas as guard on the
second team-both On the All Slope
team.
Saturday night the 1. o. O. F. hall
was the scene of very good dance,
given by the Atalata Club, and taking
the place of the Junior Prom which
was postponed. A large crowd was
in attendance and excellent music
was furnished by Millers orchestra
Frank Comstock was taken to the
Red Cross hospital in Sarida last
Saturday might with a very serious
attack of intestinal trouble. He was
operated upon very early Sunday
morning and is reported doing very
nicely at this writing DIR. Hanson
accompanied him to Salida.
Henry Crooks returned to Gunni-
son Friday morning from Colorado
Springs and Denver, where he has
been visiting for the past two months
He visited his sister, Mrs. C. NJ
Menke. in Denver. for about two
weeks, then going to Colorado
Springs, where he spent the past six
weeks at the home of his daughter,
Mrs Charles Liggett He will re-
sumo his work on the new city park