The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-08-26
TUESDAY, AUG. &c, 1902.
LOCAL LORE.

were over from Crystal Thursday.
Little Miss Gladys Boyle is visiting
! with Mrs. d. II. Williams at Olathe.
Ed. Edwards departed on Tuesday last
to visit Trinidad and adjacent towns.
Mrs. Gus Schaefer of Pueblo, is here
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Schaefer.
Jos. H. Block is assisting in the work
at Roth's store during the absence of
Mr.. Roth.
A. L. Taylor has closed his barber
shop and accepted employment at the
Augusta mine.
Mr.. E. II. Kirk and family of Colo
orado Springs, are visiting with tho fam
lily of Ed. Redmond.
f. w. Dollarhide arrived Thursday to
join the Dennison, Texas, contingent en-
camped on East river.
j. L. Trujilo and children arrived here
from Trinidad today, and will visit with
Judge McGraw's family.
F. M. Buster returned Thursday from
a trip to Alamosa and other south
western Colorado points.
Miss Sadie Julian is the proud pos
SCISSOR OF handsome new Kimbal
piano. gift from her parents.
John Faletti. who is now engaged in
the wholesale liquor business at Denver,
came in last evening to visit friends.
H. E. Roth departed Saturday to visit
the eastern markets and to incidentally
enjoy rest from his business duties.
Mrs. Lee Smith and little daughter
came over from White Pine on Wednes-
day last to visit her daughter, Mrs j. D.
| Walker.
| d. G. Shrek and family and Miss Josie
Zimmerman arrived on Tuesday last
from Monmouth, ILL.,, for short soiourn
at Gothic.
The Colorado Supply company has
installed some handsome and expensive
new window fixtures in their dry goods
department.
Harry Ewing has resigned his position
as baker for the Colo. Supply company
and has accepted the place Of cook at
the Sylvanite mine.
| Harvey Smith is enjoying visit from
his mother, Mrs. Belle Fore, who arrived
Thursday from Missouri, accompanied
by Miss Mable Scott.
Mrs. L. Click and children will return
to Cleveland Wednesday, in order that
the children may re-enter school at the
beginning Of the term.
| A. l.. Sampliner, younger brother of
Mrs. II. Click, arrived last Wednesday
from Cleveland, Ohio, to spend few
weeks here for his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jarvis returned to
Salida on Tuesday last, after spending a
period of six weeks rusticating on the
Jarvis ranch on East river.
The local Nimrods have been enjoying
fine sport hunting grouse since the sea-
son opened. The birds are quite plenti-
full this year, it is reported.
Tony Rachki and Miss Katie Muvich
we're united in marriage at the Catholic
church Sunday afternoon. The band
was in attendance, as usual.
Miss Maud Layton has been engaged
to teach the ensuing term of school in
the Anthracite district. Miss Layton
will have sixteen pupils in her care.
VIM. Woods came over from Brookside
last week to assist in repairing the dam
aged machinery at the mine. He will
take hunting trip before returning.
Sup't. James Carson, Of the Sylvanite
mine, has been very happy the past
week through having visit from his
daughter, Miss Mary. OF Salt Lake City.
Karl Schaeter has fixed up neatly
appointed public bath room, and there
is now no excuse for the unwashed of
this town to continue to revel in an
unclean state.
Chas. Julian returned on Wednesday
last from Denver, where he represented
the local l. o. o. F. lodge at a session of
the grand lodge. He returned via Victor
and Cripple Creek.
A. P. Bledsoe, one OF the stockholders
in the Sulphide Copper Co, operating
the Hard Cash group at Elko, came in
from Denver Thursday to inspect the
property of the company.
Mrs. S. P. Spencer came up from the
county seat on Wednesday last to visit
her mother and sister She returned on
Saturday, accompanied by her children,
who were here for a month.
Sup't. Robinson, of the Augusta mine,
has employed Wallie Mcdonald and
Lance Spann to take charge of the
company's jack train and transport ore
from the upper tunnel to Anthracite for