The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-06-19

Donald Spann is on the sick list
this week with pneumonia and abscess
in both ears.
Mrs. B. F. Wright who has been in
the Red Cross hospital for the past
two weeks is improving quite rapidly.
Jos. H. Collins sold his property,
which is located in the east part of
town, to Rev. H. Cooley, consideration
S4 900.
Mrs. A. J. Chinery, who has been
quite i'll for the past three weeks, is
able to sit up and we hope will be in
good health again soon.
John Towner was suddenly called to
the bedside of his father who is quite
ILL Mr.. Towner left on the evening
train for Kansas, Saturday
Mrs. Braswell and family left for
Crested Butte Tuesday to visit few
days with her friends, also Mr.. Bras
well. who is working for the D. & R.
G. w. there.
Miss Ruth Gourley arrived in Gun
nison Sunday evening from Long
Beach, Calf, to attend summer
school She is staying with her sis
ter, Mrs. Greear
Among the west-bound passengers
Tuesday, were Alice and John Howard
who are going to spend a few days in
Montrose visiting their grandmother,
Mrs. ]. w. Campbell.
Mrs. Mary Bates went to Denver
Thursday evening and will reside
there with her daughter. Mrs. VIM.
Hill Her health seems to be better
at the lower altitude.
James T. Bennett is in Gunnison
this week from Pueblo. He is on his
way to Gothic to look after mining
properties there, and expects to re-
main during the entire summer.
Wednesday evening C. ]. Rawalt
and family went to Waunita Springs
and spent the night. The editor and
wife accompanied them to show them
the road, but returned the sane
night
In the case of the Gunnison Bank
& Trust Co. VS. Somerset Coal Co., a
decision will be rendered on July 8.
The motion for a new trial in the
Whipp case will also be decided at
that time.
This editor and his wife drove to
Sargent Sunday and took dinner with
our old friends, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Turner We sure had royal meal
and a fine visit with tie best hosts
in the county.
Judge Logan and stenographer left
Thursday morning by car for Mont
rose, where they expected to take
Thursdays train for Grand juno ton,
md rslturn to Montrose for court on
Monday, June %.
There are several County Superin-
tendents here attending college, so
all that are here, including Mrs. Balm,
are going to Almont Thursday on a
picnic More county "supers' are at
tending this year than ever before.
s. S. Evans of Denver, Manager of
the Rocky Mt Fuel Company's South
Denver yard, and an old friend of the
elitor's family, is spending his vaca-
t'on in Gunnison and says this is, the
best place to rest he has found for a
long time.
Miss Rena Lazelle, the Soprano
Singer. of San Francisco, will be at
the College Auditorium Saturday
evening. the 21st. She is one of the
swestest singers ever produced in the
United States and will no doubt be
greeted by an appreciative audience.
Chas ]. Rawalt. cousin of the edi-
tor, with his family. were here from
Denver this week, stopping over a
couple of days on trip which will
take them across the state twice by
different routes. C. ]. is Manager of
the 18th St. Moffat Coal Yard in
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Campbell and
family motored over from Montrose
Tuesday. They expect to spend the
summer in Gunnison and Mr.. Camp
bell will run out of here for the d.
& R. G, w. Mrs. Campbell has been
quite ill with hay fever and it is
hoped the change to this climate will
benefit her.
A telegram to Judge McDougal re-
coived Thursday announces the death