The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-02-14

at lola.
Mrs C. A Winslow entertained the
Thursday afternoon Bridge Club at
her home that day.
John Bruins reports his little daugh-
ter recovering finely from her appen-
dicitis operation at Salida-
Robert Williams and son from Som
erset, were passengers for Denver,
who passed through town Monday eve
ming.
E M. Nourse went to Denver Mon
day evening. He did not disclose his
business, but doubtless it means dem
ocratic trouble.
William Seats of Sargent, came to
Gunnison Monday. He has been en-
ployed as a miner at that place and
is in town attending to business.
The College and High School or
chestra gave very successful food
sale at the Gunnison Fuel and Feed
store Saturday afternoon. The re-
ceipts are to go for the maintenance
of the orchestra
Arthur Miller returned from Salida
Monday morning where he has been
in attendance on his mother since
last Thursday evening, when he was
called there on account of a criti-
cal turn in her condition.
Next Saturday train service seven
days a week will be re-estabished on
the D. & R. G. w. between here and
Crested Butte. That is at it should
be and it never should have been
stopped. Probably it will not be
tried again.
The Misses Hazel Perry and Cora
Jardine went to Powderhorn Satur-
day Miss Jardine's parents are re-
ported to be critically i'll and the
two girls have gone to attend them
Both girls have been learning teleg-
raphy at the Western Union office.
Mrs. Anna Trevarthen returned
Sunday evening from weeks trip on
the western slope, visiting her hus-
band. Chester Trevarthen, at Delta
who is stationed at that point, and
Mrs w. W. Brown at Grand Junctio
She was accompanied by her daugh-
ter. Miss Ellen
Miss Marie O'Brian left Saturday
for her home in Montrose. She has
been employed in the D. & R. G. w.
Office for the past four months as
steno-clerk. which position was taken
off Jan. 31st Miss O'Brfan was ac-
companied by her mother. who has
been visiting her at this point for the
past three weeks.
The High School gymnasium was
the scene of hard fought basketball
battle Friday night when the Mont
rose H. S. team came against our
boys. Good team work was shown by
both teams and Gunnison finally won
the game with a score of AZ to TO-
After the game dance was given the
Montrose boys in the auditorium in
honor of the occasion.
AL Haynes, Jess Ferguson and Carl
Rosenbaum who have been employed
at the Good Hope mine at Vulcan,
came to Gunnisan Monday in the in
terests of the mine. General Mana
ger M. w. Bacon is expected to ar
rive in the city this week The Good
Hope is showing up very good ore
and there are good prospects for a
mighty good thing out there.
A wedding was solemnized Monday
morning at the Catholic rectory by
Father Cotter, whereby Pablo Santes-
tevan of Ocato, N. NJ, and Miss Eide
liza Garcia, of Lumberton, N. NJ, were
united. Max Chavez and wife at
tended the contracting parties. The
bride and groom left for their home
in Lumberton on the evening train.
The brides father, Jose v. Garcia,
was here to attend the wedding.
A telegram received by Max Cha
vez Monday morning announced the
death of his brother, S. E. Chavez,
which occurred at Saguache Sunday
night. Mr.. Chavez was aged 80 years
and had suffered for years from an
injury received from horse. Lately
he had been as well as usual and his
death came very suddenly and unex-
pectedly. Max left Monday evening
for Saguache to attend the funeral.
The Fairviw school house was the
scene of gay activities Friday night
when the countryside united in join
ing the spirit of jazz in the form OF
a masquerade dance. The little white