The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-03-28
Local and Personal

Miss Leslie Young returned to her
home on Tuesday.
John Haech of Smith Hill, spent
several days in town this week.
Emmett Stobbs was in from his
ranch below town on Monday after
supplies.
Supt. James Hare, of Smith An
thracite, spent Friday in town on
business.
Miss Leslie Young spent the week.
end with her friends, the Verzuhs
this week.
Mail Carriers Russell and Hart
made the trip Sunday from Floresta
on snow shoes.
Miss Emma Kobiac has been forced
to leave her position at the hotel on
account of poor health.
A big dance is planned for Easter
Monday, at the City Hall. Four piece
orchestra to furnish the music.
Henry Johnson is spending the
week in town during the delay in
work at the Smith Anthracite.
Tom Taylor left on Friday for Trim
idad where he has been called for
physical examination by the local
board.
Mrs. A. Decker came in on Satur-
day from Gunnison and reports Mrs.
Andrew Bray much improved after
her late serious illness.
A fine baby daughter arrived at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Voss, March 23 Mother and daugh-
ter are reported doing fine.
Rev. Robert H. White, Presbyterian
minister of Gunnison will hold pat
riotic service at the Congregational
church in Crested Butte, Friday
evening. Everybody is invited to at
tend.
The Ladies' Social club announce
the last number of the Lyceum
course for next month. 1t is to be
an unusual treat in music and read
ing. Definite plans will be announced
in our next paper.
Mrs. Daubs received letter from
her son Earl, who recently entered
training at Fort Riley, saying he is
recovering from an illness accompa-
nying vaccination and already into
hard work training.
Mrs. John Berryhill is slightly i'm
proved following severe attack OF
appendicitis early this week. The
doctor has not yet decided on the
advisibility of an immediate opera
tion, which may be necessary later.
Mrs. James Burns and daughter,
Miss Helen arrived on Fridays train
to join Mr.. Burns and the boys who
have been here for some months. The
Burns family have moved into the
apartments over the Robinson store
Mrs. Max Koletzke with her young
son came in from Appleton, Wiscon-
sin, to visit her mother Mrs. Geo.
Shaffer. Mrs. Koletzke may make her
home here during the period of the
war as her husband will leave soon
for service
G. H. Wise was the victim of
rather serious accident last week
when he slipped while hewing log,
at the. Redden ranch, cutting his foot
badly. As no complications have set
in, Mr.. Wise will be about again in
few weeks, it is expected
Mrs. Harold Mace returned Sunday
with her son Frank, from the Salida
hospital where the boy recently had
his throat operated. He is still weak
and suffered from an attack of rheu-
matism on the way home, but it is
thought will improve in health grad
ually.
The Ladies' Social club met for a
business meeting Friday at the G. v.
Benson home. Mrs. Benson served
delicious refreshments following the
meeting. In the evening Mrs. ]. ].
Genright entertained the club in a
body at very fine show at the new ,
Empress theatre.
Professor Schommer and the teach
ers of the schools here left on Thurs t
day to attend the Teachers Institute t
held at the Normal in Gunnison. The
The teachers, including tho Misses
Isabella OINiell. Margaret CrarY. Hell b