The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-07-31

~. 10 IIuIuS CdInc w AioHh
Tuesday to fill position with the drill
ing corps at Kebler pass.
Mrs. Thos. Reese and Mrs. w. R.
Reese were down from Floresta last Fri
day on shopping trip.
Clinton Spencer came up from, Gun
nison Tuesday to spend some time. He
Will visit with G. H. Judd at Gothic for
awhile.
Mrs. John Ogden was taken down
to the county hospital at Gunnison last
Monday, for treatment of severe rheu-
matism.
Adam Kerr and family have returned
20 their home at Cameo, Colo, after
two-week's visit with J. M. Jameson
and family.
S. G. Bottenfield went to Gunnison
Tuesday to get machinery repairs, pre-
paratory for haying. Mrs. Bottenfield
accompanied him.
]. T. Boyd, of the Empire Zinc Co.,
Den, e., cane in Saturday, to examine
z'nc bearing properties of this section,
including the Daisy mine.
Isabel O'Neil came up from Gunnison
tuesday to remain at home sometime
efore returning to school. She was &C
corlpanied by her sister Mary.
Miss Alice Buckley and Miss Mahle
Sully, the friends of Miss Julia Voss,
who have been visiting here for the past
month, returned to their Denver homes
Monday.
Harry Endner and o. H. Aikine came
up from Gunnison Tuesday and went
Up to Kebler pass on business con-
nected with the Endner Lumber Co.
sawmill.
Perry Behymer, an attorney of Ord
way, Colo, was in town on professional
business last Saturday. Mr.. Behymer
is slso proprietor and publisher of the
Ordway Call.
Sheriff Pat Hanlon was here Tuesday
enrou'e to Marble on duties connected
with his office. Robert Hards, the Gun
pison barbor, was making the trip with
lin to see the country.
An impromptu dance was given at
City Hall last Saturday night for the
visiting ball tenn from Marble. The
boys expressed themselves in emphatic
terms of the good time shown them.
ID. E. Jones and wife, Miss Isabel
Mathieson and Robert Mathieson will
start overland next Sunday on two
weeks outing at Rifle. They will
visit Glenwood Springs and other points
enrolte.
A. d. Peterson, partner of Honor
Engle in mining claims on Treasure
n ,untain, came in from Denver Mon
dry. In company with Mr.. Engle, he
went up to examine conditions at the
A pleasure party consisting of DR..
Geo Sullivan and wife, Fred Griffith
and wife, Miss Bruner, Miss Westgate
and Chas. Westgate. (the two latter,
sister and brother of Mrs. Sulivan) ar
rived from Gunnison Sunday. Here they
were joined by Mrs. G. N. Hubbard
ind departed Monday for a few-day's
overland trip to Marble and return.
Tim Bowling and Jack Wise went up
to the Daisy mine in Redwell basin Mon
day. They expect to clean out the tun-
mel entry on the property, do some re-
timbering and make other repairs, nee
cssary before the mine can be worked.
The Daisy was one cf the heavy old
producers and is a silver, zinc and lead
proposition, carrying some gold values.
A. P. Morner, representing Hubbard
Spencer, Bartlett Cutlery Co, of Chi
ea.o, was in town first of the week.
Mr. Morner was located at Crested
lutte fora time conducting affairs of
the Monmouth Leasing Co.. .and is still
Interested in mining enterprises around
here. He left about two years ago and
1T present has lucrative position with
e. above. e.mentioned firm.