The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-08-28


Dick Bailey and wife now occupy the
east portion of the Harley residence.
Mrs. f. G. Bottenfield went down to
Gunnison Tuesday to remain for few
days.
John Campbell and Tony Roman
were among those who went over to
Marble last Saturday.
Mrs. Jack Neesham came down from
Smith Anthracite last of the week and
remained over Sunday.
Elvin White, who has been employed
at the Elmer Bottenfeld ranch this
summer, left for Denver Monday to
remain.
Leo Long moved his family INTO the
dwelling house on Main street Just va
Gated by Harl Mace and wife, last Sat
urday.
Miss Helen Heuchemer will leave for
Pueblo about Sunday and will enter
school on her sophomore year at the
Centennial school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mcbride arrived
from Atica, Kansas, Tuesday and Will
remain few days visiting with the
family of E. E. Allenbaugh.
s. Gruber and wife We're down to
Gunnison last week securing some legal
advice. Mr.. Gruber returning Thursday
and Mrs Gruber returning Friday.
Mrs. John Buchanan went to Marble
Tuesday, where her husband is en-
poyed with the Marble Trading Co.
They expect to reside there in future.
Miss Jessie Heuchemer has been en-
ployed to teach the Tincup school again
this year and she will leave for that
place next Monday to begin the fall
term.
After about year. absence, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jackson Mooney returned from
Trinidad today and will make their
home here again. Crested Butte's citi
zens are glad to welcome them back.
Buy your School Supplies at
D. L. Gladstone's.
Mrs. Geo. Schafer and daughter, Vio-
let, came down from Floresta Monday.
They returned Tuesday, accompanied
by Mrs. Elmer Everley, who will visit
up there for a short time.
Katherine O'Neil went down to Gun
nison Tuesday to visit with her sister
Mary. Both are expected home today
and Miss Mary will remain about
week before returning to Gnnnison.
Terry Kelly came in last Sunday from
Oakland, California. where he went
about year ago with his brother,
Thomas. He says this section of the
U. S. is good enuf for him and expects
to remain.
School begins next Tuesday, Sept. End
with the same teachers as last year,
except that Miss Kathryn Mahoney will
be new and Miss Ethel Sspey has just
sent in her resignation, and will teach
in the East.
S. E. Bennett, representing the Coal
Age, published at New York City, was
in town yesterday, looking up statistics
for the Magazine, and interviewing
those who are especially interested in
coal production.
l. A. Littell, of the Littel Bros Coal
company, accompanied by Judge James
and Garrett Landlord, associates, came
in from Pueblo Wednesday, for the
purpose of inspecting the coal proper
ties of the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Mosher leave
today for Marble to reside. o. F.
Thomas is hauling their household goods
over the divide. Mr.. Mosher will be
employed at one of the power plants of
the Colorado Yule Marble company.
Attorney j. B. Nash and E. ]. Schim-
elk, of Gunnison, passed thru here on
Tuesday, returning home from week $
trip to Marble Mr.. Schimek says he
has seen a good deal of Colorado's $
mountains, but his trip thru the north
ern portion of Gunnison county was a
revelation, and surpasses anything he
has seen elsewhere.
Prof. Royal Jarvis arrived Monday
to spend about three weeks visiting his
mother at her ranch on East river, and
to refresh in his mind the scenes of
boyhood days. Mr.. Jarvis is located at
Knoxville, Tennessee. is instructor in