The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-03-07

Rev. VIM. Kipp went to Crested
Butte this morning.
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Miss Ethel Ball is enjoying visit
from her sister, Miss Maud Ball of
Crested Butte.
A most enjoyable dance was given
Saturday evening in /. o. o. F. hall
by the High School Seniors.
Sam Hartman, Jr., arrived yester-
day from Paradox and is visiting at
the Lon Hartman home here.
Miss Lille Magnan, who has been
in attendance at the Normal, left
yesterday for her home in Ouray.
c. G. Miller came up from lola Sat
urday and remained until this morn
Frank Ashley and wife of Cedar
edge, spent Sunday and Monday in
Gunnison, guests at the Roberts
home.
w. Porter Nelson, who is inter
ested in mining near Crystal in this
county, was passenger on the east
bound train Monday.
Prof. George Damson was confined
to his room at La Veta Hotel several
days this week with an attack of Ia
grippe. He is now able to be about
again.
A letter received by friends here
during the week from Mrs. Walter
Bray from Pueblo, states that her
husband is still quite i'll in the Smell
ter city.
Tom Stevens was in town from his
ranch on the Tomichi Tuesday. Miss
Ena Miller, his niece. who has been
visiting at the Stevens home, accom-
panied him.
Robert Minor. who has been work
ing for Henry Crooks at the Cotton
hurst ranch for the past year, left
on Tuesdays eastbound train 10 try
other fields for time.
Attorney Nourse went to Crested
Butte to meet with the board of
town trustees in the matter of re-
funding the bonds of the town. He
returned yesterday evening.
II. C. Getty. district division irri-
cation engineer. was shaking hands
with friends at the depot Monday on
his return to his home in Montrose
from short business trip to Denver.
Miss Verna Waterman. county su-
perintendent of schools, is nicely set
tied in the T. w. Estes home on Col
orado street, where she will make her
home for the balance of the winter.
Jos. Zick. cashier of the Montrose
National bank, passed through Gun
nison Sunday afternoon on his way
to Kansas City where he formerly
lived and where he still controls
large interests.
According to the Chicago Evening
Post, Miss Edwyl Redding, pupil of
Walter Knupfer. played for the Mil
mette Catholic Women's club on Feb
ruary Is. Miss Redding will also give
terian church. Sunday, March 3D.
Montrose Enterprise.
Mrs. r. b. Scoons went to Salida
Saturday evening to join her husband,
who has been q patient in the d. &
r. G. hospital for some weeks. AS
soon as Mr.. Scoons is able to travel
they will go to Denver, where they
expect to make their future home.
March trotted in like the finest
lambkin that ever gamboled set of
tootsie-wootsies or frisked its little
tail, and old timers in Gunnison say,
that so far as their memories run,
no finer weather has ever been dealt
to us at this particular season of the
year.
Miss Verna Waterman, superinten-
dent of schools of Gunnison county,
came down last Monday evening to
be present at the funeral services of
Grandma Waterman. Miss Verna is
past graduate OF the Deita schools,
also of the state Normal.-Delta Tri-
bune.
C.. NJ. Long. of the firm of Long &
Staples, Montrose, operators of their
own coal mine near Castleton, arrived
from Montrose Monday evening and
went up to the mine yesterday. The
new tram at the property is now
about ready to transport the coal to
the cars and Mr.. Long tells Empire
that four cars n day will be the pro-