The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-06-12
GUNNISON ITEMS

over his position in Taylor Park.
p. t. Curran and wife were in town
from Spencer Saturday on business
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Mrs. Elizabeth Brown entertained
the Bridge club last Thursday the 4th.
Mrs. Walter Brand spent last week
at the home of Mrs. F. Betz near lola.
Earl Lambert was in Gunnison
from Montrose Monday, on business.
Mrs. Theo. Krueger left Thursday
night to visit her sister in Ft. Collins.
Mr.. Clark went to Denver Sunday,
expecting to spend week there on
business.
Erick Eastman and NJ P. Mackey
were in from Whitepine. the 9Th, on
business trip.
George Mason spent last week in
Crested Butte and Pitkin, returning
to Gunnison quite ill.,
Charles Davis and wife are in Gun
nison from Phoenix, Arizona, in at
tendance at summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carnahan left Satur-
day for Colbran, where they are plan
ming to engage in ranching
Mrs. ]. Berryhill and daughter left
Saturday for Los Angeles, Calf, to
visit Mrs. Berryhill's mother.
Mr.. Morrison's road outfit have
made their permanent stopping place
at the former D. l.. Gray ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Clark were
among the Gunnison folks at Wau-
nita Hot Springs Saturday night
The Evening Bridge club of ladies
and gentlemen, will have dinner at
La Veta Hotel Sunday evening at
six o'clock
j. F. Whitaker. internal revenue
collector taking the place of Mr..
Grimm. is in town this week from
Grand junction.
Theodore Kruger left for Craw-
ford first of this week to look over
the Black Mesa district. He expects
to be gone eight or ten days
On both the Sunday trains, morn
ing and evening, more students ar
rived to attend summer school. Both
trains carried two extra coaches and
one extra baggage car.
The Gunnison Rotarians held a very
successful meeting at their noon
hour lunch Monday Many of the Wis
iting teachers are Rotarians and all
attended the gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wilson and
daughter Genevieve. came over from
Salida to attend the graduation of
their son Robert. Mr.. Wilson is the
Superintendent of the second division.
Among those coming for the sum-
mer school at Western were: Mrs.
Hazel Burton of Canon City; Mrs.
r. X. Potter from Colorado Springs;
and Mr. Wilmer Walker of Albion,
Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Headington motored
over from Montrose Saturday, bring
ing their small daughter Grace, who
expects to spend the summer with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Eilebrecht.
Miss Lila Ross and Miss r. South
erland are leaving for Montrose Sat
urday after attending college here.
Miss Ross expects to spend a week
visiting relatives in Montrose, then
return to her home in Norwood.
Roy Wonder and family have re-
turned from Montrose for the sum-
mer term Of school. Mr.. Wonder is
the physical director of the Montrose
schools, also assistant bookkeeper at
the Congregational church there.
The Federal road outfit under su-
pervision of R. C. Morrison, arrived
here the 9th from Cimarron. They
expect to go to work the first of the
week and are planning several
changes on the highway between Gun
nison and lola.
The Sitter Brothers of Waunita
Hot Springs are getting ready for
the usual run of tourists this season.
The cabins are being cleaned and
painted, also they are putting in golf
links, the only one in Gunnison coun-
ty. This will be an added amusement
for the Gunnison folks as well as for
tourists.
"a Veta Hotel was the scene of