The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-09-19

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about ten days began their journey
home Monday. Mr.. johnson is the
Ford agent at PlAtt City, and since
Henry Ford has gone to making SO
much war material Mr.. johnson will
fix up his affairs and go "over there"
to help get the Huns.
| Among those who were down from
Dovle on the ditch case were Mr.. and
Mrs. Hatch and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Raw SIane, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Knapp
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Leonard, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Prosser, Mr.. and Mrs.
Zed Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Date Scott,
Ed Leonard, Thos. Noble, Chas. Me-
Al,ister S. S. Waters, w. A. Knowles
and Tad Knowles.
| We understand that Miss Alberta
Rogers who was vocal instructor at
the Normal for the last three years,
is well on her way to France where
she goes as an entertainer, for our
soldiers over there. Miss Rogers
made many friends while in our midst
and what is our loss, is the Allies
gain in this case.
1t seems as if upsets are quite the
rage on the Crested Butte highway
of late. The Stanley Steamer owned
by H. j. johnson of Crested Butte,
was turned over about eight miles
this side of the Buttes Sunday. No
one was seriously injured in the ac-
cident but the car will need some
repairs. ,
Mrs. Andy Horan motored down
from Crested Butte Saturday, bring
ing Miss Mary Hoy, Alex O'Neil and
Miss Belle O'Neil. Miss Belle will
remain in town to take up her school
duties here this year, in our grade
schools.
Hugh Foster and mother accompa-
MED by Mrs. Tom Foster and Mr..
and Mrs. Highly, motored in from
Powderhorn Sunday and the latter
took the east bound train.
Mrs. Gabler came down from Wau-
nita Friday where she has spent the
summer months. She has taken
apartments at Mrs. Alice Miller's for
the winter.
Dan Lehan went to Doyle on Thurs
dav to serve some subpoenaes on the
ranchmen called for witnesses in the
ditch trial of Doyleville ranchmen.
Mrs. Elizabeth Price who has been
spending the past two weeks with
the Lehman family, returned to her
home in Pitkin Sunday evening.
Frank Dice and family and Leon
ard Nesbitt and family motored down
from their ranch near Ohio City to
attend the show Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. X. E. Tillotson and
Arthur Daman came down from Pit
kin Sunday. Mr.. Daman took the
train east the same evening.
AL Staples motored down from the
0. C. coal mine at Castelton, Sundav.
to meet his partner, Mr.. Long, who
came in from Salida.
Grant Youmans, Clarence Radeka,
Geo. Rouk and Foster Brothers mo-
torsd over from Powderhorn Monday
morning on business.
C. w. Nallow, wife and child, of
Cripple Creek, are visiting with Mrs.
Nallow's uncle, Mr.. Frank Lightley,
this week.
James Hare from Crested Butte,
was greeting friends here Saturday.
Mr.. Hare is manager of the Smith
Hill mine.
Jesse Trickel motored down from
Fitkin Friday evening accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Corum.
H. H. Russell and wife went west
ward in their Ford Sunday after
spending some time in Pitkin.
James Fitzpatrick came up from
Montrose Saturday to get his car
which he left here last week.
Mrs. Joe McDermott was dele
gate sent from the Eastern Star
lodge to Denver Sunday.
]. N. Gordon motored in from San
Luis valley Sunday. He says the
/ roads are very rough.
Chas Goodfriend, deputy U. S. Mar
shal, took deserter through town
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Williams mo-