The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-09-18
Local News

Local NEWS
FOR RENT Five-room, well fur
nished house Address, Box 500, Gun
nison, Colorado.
DR.. Sullivan the Gunnison dentist will
make enc of his regular trips to the
Buttes next week.
Commissioner Whalen was attending
special meeting Of the board at the
county seat this week.
II. C. Linton and son were up from
the Gunnison valley this week with n
wagon Ioad of fine vegetables.
w. +. Culirord has just received
several new selections of good popular
music for his electric piano at the
Photoplay.
w. p. Elliott, of St. Louis, arrived
Wednesday and made one-day's trip
to the Keystone property for the pur-
pose of making examinations.
DR.. A Taylor has been indisposed
this week, due mostly 70 over work and
exposure and DR.. Rockefeller has been
attending to his professional ties.
Harl Mace ard Owen Sa,nsel were
down from the Elk Mountain Mines G.
Tunnel Co. properties first of the week,
looking for men to work at the mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Miller and daugh-
ter Lillian, Miss Henrietta Barrett and
Miss Agnes Myers paid Crested Butte
a visit last Sunday, coming up by auto.
Last Saturday lump of coal caught
the right hand of John Pooe against a
car railing, breaking the bone Of the
third finger and severing the tendon.
Two other fingers were bruised.
Frank Zugelder drove the Mike Boyle
auto to Gunnison Wednesday. The oc-
cupants of the car were Mrs. M. j.
Boyle, Dave Sloan, and ]. C. Cribs of
the C. F. & I. company.
s. C. Robinson returned today frsm
a three-months' sojourn in California.
The trip proved very beneficial and he
reports having had fine time taking
in the sights and seeing all that was to
be seen.
John Miller went over to the Somer-
set section first of the week to do some
road work. A new bridge will he built
near the Adams place on the Muddy,
arf,improvement which the settlers over
there have been needing badly.
James T. Jameson has been placed
in the capacity of mine forman at the
Ruby-Anthrac:te mine, VIM. Johnson
returning TO the Buttes on account of
the high altitude up there. Mr.. Johnson
will probably resume his former posi-
ton at the C. F. & l. mine here.
j. W. Stark came up from Gunnison
last of the week and has force at work
on the cement sidewalks, putting in the
various strips where their job of last
year failed to stand the test, owing to
the winter freezing and thawing. Fred
Zugelder, of Gunnison, came up to in
spect the repair work.
Howard Marshall is in from Italian
mountain district on business for John
Larson of the Star mine. One of his
missions was to arrang, with the rail-
road for cars for shipment of Star ore
which is now being hauled down to the
SLIDING. Four teams are now engaged
and it is intended to increase the mum
Der to ten soon. Experienced men are
to be employed and operations will con-
tinue thruout the coming winter.
Miss Jennie Doig gave her Sunday
school class OF girls a pleasant party
last Saturday afternoon at the home
of her parents. There were about
twelve present and the little girls. had
fine time playing games. The hostess
served dainty lunch of ice cream, cake,
chocolate, and various other goodies
and in ell the little guests had such an
enjoyable time that instead of going to
their homes at five O'Clock, it was near
ly seven when they reported to their
mammas.
And now the green is turn 'ng gold.
We know TIE fall has fell.
How's This
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