The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-03-27
Gunnison and Pitkin
Items culled From Gunnison Empire and Pitkin Miner


ton Winslow entertained the DysWyk
club at the the johnson home Wednes-
ley afternoon. Bridge was the diver
sion. Mrs. C. W. Martin receiving
irst prize. one- half dozen water
glasses. and Mrs. Verne Mauer, sec
ond prize, two beautiful candle hold
ers At the close lovely two course
luncheon was served, the hostesses
being assisted by Mrs Alice Camp
bell. The substitutes were Mrs. Man
uel and Mrs. Gladstone
Tuesday night at the Dormitory, at
the invitation of the Matron, Mrs.
Ferguson, the Rev Fathers johnson,
Foster. Gsiser, McMurdo Brown, con-
Quoted an evening prayer service
Some sixty students took part and a
short address was made by Rev. Nc
Murdo Brown of Grand Junction, af-
ter which the Clergy met the stu
dents at the Dormitory.
Mrs. May Corners, who has been in
Gunnison for the past three months
visiting her mother, Mrs Mary Will
INNS, and her aunts, Mrs. c. W.
Winslow and Mrs. Iejune, left
Wednesday evening for Denver, where
she will spend a week with Mrs. Le-
june, who has been there for some
three weeks, then go on to her home
in South Dakota
Mr. ard Mrs. Felix Aguilar are the
proud parents of baby girl, horn at
the hospital in Ouray, on March IS.
The little lady will be called Gloria
Evelyn. Mr.. Aguilar is employed as
chef on Supt. Carpenters private car
After visiting few weeks with her
sister, in Ridgway, Mrs. Aguilar and
baby will join her husband here in
Gunnison.
Earl Mullin of lola, has sold the
lola Mercantile Company to J. H.
Sanders of Baldwin. Mr.. Sanders will
take possession May first He is the
Postmaster and Manager of the Rocky
Mt. Fuel Co, at Baldwin, having been
there for several years and well ac-
quainted with the grocery business.
The Mullins will probably go toTexas.
Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. j. d. Walker, the Neighborhood
ana Monday Night Bridge club was
entertained. There were two tables
of bridge, Mrs. J. McDermott receiv-
ing first prize and Mrs Harry Aiken
the second. At the close of the eve
II. I. Manuel, q former instructor
at Western, has again returned, to
take up his work at the College. He
has been on an extended furlough,
during which time he visited many
eastern points, including an interest
ing few days in Washington, seeing
the House and Senate in action.
Little Frances Mahoney was hostess
at a birthday party Tuesday after
noon at her home to a group of her
friends. CAMS formed the pastime
and a delicious luncheon was served
at the close of the festivities Miss
Frances was nine years old.
Saturday noon Mrs. DIR. Quigley
and Mrs. Ben Jorgensen entertained
at a. one o'clock luncheon fat the
Quigley apartments at the Grand
After luncheon 500 was enjoyed, Mrs.
c. w. Martin winning first prize and
Mrs. Shackleford, second.
Verne Brown, who is employed at
the McDonough ranch, came down to
Gunnison Friday and spent the week
end visiting his family here, who are
at present living in the former Ker-
sey residence. Mr.. Brown returned
Tuesday to the ranch.
Monday noon at the weekly meeting
of the Rotary club, Bishop Ingle of
Denver, Bishop of Colorado, gave a
very interesting talk on ''News VAL
ues', which was enthusiastically re-
ceived by the Rotarians.
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Mrs. Chas. Hazelhurst accompanied
her son Gerald and wife to Salida,
Saturday evening. She returned Mon
day, but Gerald and wife will remain
in Salida, where he will be employed
in the Salida shops.
Word has been received by Mrs.
Val April that Miss Olive Wilson,
who was so critically i'll at the April
residenSe, is getting along very nicely
since being removed to her home at
Powderhorn.
Invitations are out for bridge
party given by Mrs Joe Rowland,
Mrs Nar.ra Mo.ar a,l Nf,-e uoux,.