The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-07-03
GunnisOn and Pitkin
Items Culed From Gunnison Empire and PitIn Miner

csntly we observed a most substan-
tial and modern appearing new house
in most picturesque location, near
Ohio City Inquiry developed that it
belongs to Frank Dice and is sur
rounded by one of the most beautiful
ranches in that region. Looking at
the fine stock and lovely surround
ings of place like his gives one the
ranching fever, yet when the labor
to make it is taken into considera-
tion, we imagine ha is entitled to all
the comfort and pleasure that goes
with its possession. Nevertheless it
is beautiful ranch home and it's
owns.r is to be congratulated on hav-
ing acquired it.
Dr. Charles Gilbert Davis, wife
and family, arrived at the Springs
Wednesday with several car loads of
visitors for the summer Thursday
they drove down to Gunnison and met
their many friends here. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Davis are looking we'll and
say they are feeling fine, but glad to
get back to Waunita for the summer.
The hotel is full of guests and every
cottage taken for the season.
On their way from Gunnison to Sa-
guache party of four, Verna Groth,
Mable Anderson, BEN Russell, and
Max Werner, We're crowded off a
bridge, the car turning over. The
driver, Max Werner, has a broken leg
and R:n Russell lost one tooth. No
other injuries wera received and the
other car wasn't touched.
Some of our stockmen left for
Montrose Wednesday for hearing in
the District court over some trouble
concerning the western range At
torney Stone went as representative
for Gunnison stockmen; T. w. Gray,
w. L. Curtis, j. H. Robinson and Otis
Moore also are in attendance
Mrs Harry Beauvais left last Sat-
urday for Pueblo, to visit Mr.. Beau
vais' mother and father, who are
making their home there. Shs ex-
poets to be gone about three weeks,
also visiting a sister, Mrs. Davis Mr..
Beauvais accompanied her over re-
turning Wednesday.
Mrs. Joseph Rowland met with a
painful accident last Saturday, when
she fell from a chair on which she
was standing while reaching to a
high, shelf in closet, and sustained
very badly sprained ankle She
will not be able to use the member
for a weeik or two.
John Satterstrom and Prince Kins-
ley drove into Ohio City Monday eve
ming with new Overland Coupe-Se-
dan, from Denver Mr.. Satterstrom
brought it down to Gunnison Tuesday
to let other folks see his really swell
car. Mr.. Kinsley will return to Den
yer Wednesday.
Mrs. Sprigg Shackleford still re-
mains very ill She is not improving
as she should, and Thursday evening
she was sent to Woodcroft Sanitarium
for more scientific treatment than
can be given here, Her many friends
will anxiously await news of her con-
dition.
Mrs. Frank Martin, daughter of B.
H, Day, left for California Thursday
of last week and arrived safely Sun
day. Her mother and daughter Eloise
who have been visiting relatives in
California for some weeks, returned
home Wednesday evening
w. j. Doig ard family, Alex Camp
bsll. and the Benson family of Crest
ed Butte, also Hugh Palmer, spent
Sunday at Ouray. They left about
5:3O in the morning and made the
"trip in one day, reporting the roads
as in fins condition.
Mrs. f. Trevarthen, mother of Mrs
F. j. Hurley, who has been visiting
hers for the past three weeks, left
Tuesday for Denver, where she will
make her home in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs Evan Brown of Den
yer, who have been visiting Mr..
Browns mother, Mrs Elizabeth
Brown, and other relatives, returned
to their homa Wednesday.
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