The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-08-07

Thursday, August Z, 1913.
Local News
Tom Quinn was up from Gunnison last
Saturday and Sunday.
Want good piano at bargin price?
Call at Pilot Office for particulars.
W. F. Rechtor of the Gunnison phone
exchange was in town last Saturday.
,0the Mcdonald and W. D. Allen
were up from Jacks Cabin, Tuesday.
Rev. Stewart and wife are expected
home today from their outing stay at
Irwin.
Mrs. Grant Lawrence was up from
Jacks Cabin Sunday visiting Mrs. A. F.
Decker.
Mike Welch went over to Marble last
Saturday on business trip, returning
Monday.
Edward Mosher left today for McGil
Nevada where he expects to remair
indefinitely.
Mrs. Angus Taylor and Mrs. Elvs
Turner were visiting at the Hillside
ranch Wednesday.
Stark & Waterman were up from
-Gunnison Monday on business matters
before the town board.
The Pilot will print all kinds of field
notices. Butter wrappers with your
name or brand got out on short notice.
E. H. Weitzel, general manager of
the fuel department of C. F. & l. Co.,
was paying a visit to the mine here
Tuesday.
j. A. Koran and wife, Phil Handy
and wife, and Patrick Cusick came
home last of the week from an outing
on Taylor river.
d. L. Gladstone went to Irwin We'd
nesday and was accompanied on his re-
turn home by his wife, who had spent
week up there.
Casper Pressler was over from his
Baldwin ranch Monday. He expects to
commence saving lumber at his ranch
mill in next few days.
Mrs. Alberta Lang left Sunday for
Canon City, where she was married
on Tuesday to Mr.. Elmer Satterley, q
business man of that place.
Bruce Redden came in from Baldwin
Monday and went up to Gothic to work
at the old Sylvanite mill, which is TO be
overhauled and started running on ore
tests.
Tim Bowling and wife returned to
Gunnison Tuesday morning, going down
by auto with Commissioner Whalen,
who attended the regular meeting of
the board.
Miss Laura Better and sister Anna,
are the new phone girls at the local
office. taking the place of Alberta Lang
and her brother, Edward Mosher who
resigned last week.
Mrs. R. A. Mcknight and daughters,
Josehine and Aileen, arrived from
Ouray Tuesday. The young ladies', as
bISttu ny AiSS boik, VIII AcAoeA f" hAoS
ical program tonight.
E. H. Robinson, who has been here |
for some days in the interest of the
Centennial School Supply company, left
Friday to begin sales campaign in
Gunnison county. y.-Paonian.
Mrs. Elva Turner arrived last Friday |
from her home at Boulder, and will visit
with Mrs. A. F. Decker for about ten
days. Mrs. Turner had charge of the
primary grades of our school about seven
years ago, and since leaving here has
been teaching in the Denver schools.
The Misses Isabel and Elizabeth
O'Neil and Miss Julia Voss now claim
the distinction of being the first to scale
the steep cliffs on the west side to the
top of Crested Butte mountain. This
fete was accomplished last Tuesday. 1t
took the young ladies' seven and one-half
hours to make the climb. Many old
timers do not remember of it ever being
accomplished before. Lack of space
will not allow US to describe their ex-
periences in detail, but the grand pano-
ramic view well repaid them for their
efforts.
Cunnison News Items
Regular Correspondence.