The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-02-21


Mrs Helen BERTHE is again out af-
ter serious illness of fluenza.
Ben KiIley has been confined to his
home with influenza the past week
Chares Walker, D. & R. G. w. Au-
ditor, is in Gunnison for few days
Miss Phyllis Gordon has been quite
ill with a severe attack of grip for
the past week.
The cattlemen held a meeting Sat
urday to arrange things for their an
nual celebration
C. E Blanchard will leave Friday
for business trip to Delta, where
he will remain for few days
A. K. Stevens and daughter, Mrs.
Clyde Burris of lola, are spending
the weekend in Gunnison at their
cottage here.
Mr.. Lashbrook spent several days
in Pitkin, installing a new switch
board in the telephone exchange
of that place.
Father Cotter left Monday evening
for a trip to Pueblo, Canon City and
Florence. He will return home at
the end of the week.
Louis A. Thomas returned from his
extended Denver trip Sunday MORN
ing. He says spring has evidently
arrived in the Capitol City.
| S. j. Miller went to Salida Satur-
day night to visit Mrs. Miller, who is
in the hospital there. She is rapidly
improving now, according to reports.
r. L. Gardner, who was transferred
to Grand Junction on the d. & R. G.
W., has again been transferred back
to Gunnison. He arrived Monday
morning.
Prof. w. H. Heagney was down
from Crested Butte Saturday night,
to revise the proofs on The Ranger,
their school paper being printed at
this Office
Miss Katherine Gardner returned
to Gunnison Tuesday morning from
Colorado Springs where she has been
visiting her mother, Mrs R. L. Gard
ner, for the past week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hazelhurst re-
turned from Chicago where they have
been visiting their son Gerald and
wife, formerly Miss Eva Leonard of
Doyleville. They also visited various
other eastern points
Miss Betty Leavenworth is very i'll
at her home with influenza. Miss
Betty was taken sick last Friday and
the seriousness of her condition war
ranted a special nurse, who arrived
from Salida Sunday morning.
William Spain has a crew up at his
saw mill or Stuben creek above lola,
who are making fine showing put
ting out lumber. Mr.. Spain, who had
not been in the best of health, claims
that he finds this outdoor life very
beneficial
Miss Alta Hurley has been confined
to her home for the past week with
infection in her limb, caused from a
small particle of wood getting into
the skin. when she accidently- fell
during basketball practice at the
school. She is doing very nicely now.
A party composed of James Snyder,
VIM. Gardiner, VIM. and John Merrett
and John Mcintyre, made the first
trip in car from Crested Butte
last Saturday. This is pretty early
for auto travel between here and the
Buttes. The car was Ford, of
course.
1t will be of interest to their many
friends in this city to know that Mr..
and Mrs ]. w. Martz, who left here
several months ago for an extended
tour of the United States have re-
turned and are again at home to
their friends at Pueblo. Mr.. Martz
will be remembered as the former
superintendent of the D. & R. G. W.
Mrs. Cass Hendee, nee. Miss Doro-
thy Stoeber, who has been attending
the Western State College for the
past school year, returned to Denver
Sunday evening with her husband,
who came. over from Denver Sunday
morning to accompany her home
The announcement of Mrs. Hendee's
marriage will come as quite sur
prise to her Gunnison friends, as it
was known only among her intimate