The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-01-31

Louis A Thomas went to Denver
for a brief visit Wednesday evening.
Senator Hetherington left for Den
yer Thursday evening He will likely
be away for week or ten days.
Judge Hetheringtol spent Wednes-
day and part of Thursday in Crested
Butte. where ne was called to attend
some legal matters in that city
Mr. and Mrs Earl Adams and fam
lily came in Thursday from Sargent
for few days visit with Mr.. Adams
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Adams
The Catholic Altar society will hold
Fruit Sale at the Gunnison Fuel and
Feed store Saturday afternoon. The
sale will be in charge of Mrs April
Everyone is urged to come-see-and
buy
Miss Irene Hughes returned to
Gunnison last week from Denver,
where she had been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Bryan Herrick over the week
end Mrs Herrick was formerly Miss
Dorothy Delo of this place.
The Episcopal guild will meet at
the Episcopal rectory Wednesday af-
ternoon- Plans for an elaborate East
er Bazaar yare under way and details
of same will be given out at later
date. All members are urged to be
present.
A letter received from Texas an
nounces that our old Gunnison citi-
zen, Mrs Daisy L. Hubbard, was mar
ried in December to a Mr.. E. d.
Klinefelter, in Sierra Blanca, Texas.
The bride has friends here who will
Join this paper in congratulations
and best wishes
The Catholic Altar society met at
the home of Mrs. NJ A Miller Thurs
day afternoon Fifteen members
were present. Business matters were
discussed in detail and the afternoon
was closed by delicious luncheon
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weeks at Mrs. Valentine April's home.
The Dewitt Bridge club met
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Hargrore The afternoon was
spent at bridge, Mrs. Joe Miller TAX
ing first prize and Mrs. Harry Her.
rick second. A delicious two-course
luncheon was served at the close of
the games. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs Beauvais.
Word has reached town that the
Fred Miller family is now, or will be,
rambling this way from California.
We hardly imagined real westerner
could find peace and happiness amid
the California scenes California is a
nice place to visit, we should judge,
and some day we want to go and
look at 1T, but we want a return
ticket or our faithful Lizzie always
at hand
Mesdames ]. NJ. Thornell. A. C. Mil
led, ]. A Steele, Florence Miller, Geo.
Hetherington, R. Knowles, Frank
Knowles, A. j. Broderick, w. w. Nc
Kee, Fred Mckee, G. Palmer, E. Mil
Ter and Miss Helen Deering partici-
pated in skating party Tuesday af-
ternoon from two o'clock until four
thirty, after which time the party
adjourned to Mrs Ernest Millers
home where an elaborate luncheon
was served to close an enjoyable af-
ternoCn
The two-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs Joseph E Partch passed away
last Tuesday morning from perito-
nitis. having been i'll for two weeks.
The little fellow was born in Gunni-
son and his death occurred at the
home of his grandfather, C. A. Partch.
The funeral was held Friday from
the grandmothers home, Mrs. S. Sor-
enson, Rev. Jones conducting the SER
vices Undertaken Susie Miller was
in charge. This death robs a loving
father and mother as we'll as a five
year old sister of dearly beloved
son and brother. Their grief NAV be
imagined but cannot be much re-
lieved by the sympathy of all who
know them
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