The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-01-03
GUNNIsoN ITEMS

Mrs. ]. D. Peterson returned from
Denver Monday, where she spent the
holidays.
Mrs. j. E. Mahoney left Sunday
morning for Lake City to visit her
husband few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berryhiu have
moved from Baldwin to their home
stead east of Paragon.
Grandma Wilt is on the sick list
this week. Her many friends wish
her a speedy recovery.
Hugh Hetherington returned Mon
day to Centen Colo, where he is
principal of the High School
Mr.. Fred Lambrecht, foreman at
Cottonhurst ranch, expects to leave
soon for New Orleans to spend the
winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond johnson left
last Saturday night for Marble where
Mr.. Johnson will work for the Yule
Marble Company.
A splendid program was given at
Almont Christmas Eve by the school
under the supervision of the teacher,
Miss Mary Tezac
Word comes from Oregon of the
arrival of Master Bobby Reece, whose
mother was formerly Gunnison girl,
Miss Georgia Hicks.
Christmas GREETINGS have BEEN re-
ceived from Mrs Myrtle Scheid Pru-
lit, who is located at l31 So Nevada
avenue, Colorado Springs.
| Mrs. VIM. Dean, who has been con-
v7lescing at the home of her parents,
MIR and Mrs. ]. B. Outcalt has re-
turned to her home in Gunnison.
H. c. Getty passed through town
Tuesday on his way back to Montrose
from Pitkin where he has been spend
ing some little time visiting friends
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| Miss Bonnie Foster. of Gunnison,
was a weekend guest in the neigh
borhood. coming out to attend the en-
tertainment at Fairview Friday eve
ming.
Senator Hetherington left Thurs
day for Denver to attend the special
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the Western State College to be held
Friday.
F. J Scheid returned recently
from a trip to Denver where he was
on the cattle market, stopping off at
Colorado Springs for short visit
with his brother Fred.
Winter seems to have arrived at
last and most people will be thankful
he remained in Montrose and Grand
Junction so long before crossing the
range. If things hold as now appears
probable we may get some sleighing
before spring.
Denver by Otis Moore last month.
there was one steer that weighed on
delivery, 1880 pounds and sold for
&c, making Sl57.5O net. The other
cattle sold equally we'll and Mr..
Moore has the record of SOC per hun
dred more than any other shipper
this season.
School has been discontinued at
Paragon fer several weeks because Of
the resignation of the teacher. Miss
Matte Hendricks. After the holidays
school will convene under the tutor
age of Miss Luella johnson, former
County Superintendent of schools,
Miss johnson will be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs, Ed Wylie.
Through a mistake made by reason
of incorrect information. the Empire
reporter was lead to print the we'd
ding notice of our townsman, Bryan
Herrick. and Miss Dorothy Delo with
the omission of the last name of
the groom. The office was badly con-
gested with Christmas work and the
old man himself, was in Denver. leav-
ing added duties for the force to COW
er and the reporter being unacquaint-
ed with names, failed to completely
cover the item. However, it is a |
pleasure to state that no harm was
done and that both young people will
overlook the omission. Their union
IS one that receives congratulationl
from very large circle of friends
and among them the Empire desires
to be numbered. Mr.. Herrick is a
rising young man whom we all ex-
pect to see succeed in anything he