The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-10-03

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Mrs. Thos. Mcneil is quite ill this
week with appendicitis.
Frank Rockefeller came up from
Gunnison on Tuesdays train.
The John Hack family moved
down from Floresta Tuesday.
William Nisus came in last Friday
and is guest at the Elk Mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mink of Jacks
Cabin, transacted business in town
Monday.
Postmaster A. j. Horan returned
home Saturday morning from his
hunting trip.
Lewis Mosher went to Gunnison
| Tuesday to attend the funeral of
David Anderson.
The Misses Irene Ball, Anna and
Mary Arnott, and Lewis Mosher pic
niced at the reservoir Sunday.
| Charles Henderson and Hobson
Turner went to Smith Hill Monday,
where they are now employed.
P. ]. Morgan, R. w. Mcdonald and
SUI ASiiiey, went ueer nuntlnS laSu
Saturday. They expect to be gone a
week.
c. S. Robinson motored to Gunni-
son Sunday, taking his wife who will
spend the winter at her home in Col
orado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wrean of Ottowa,
| ILL.,, came in on Saturday and visited
at the j. v. McClenathan ranch and
Walter Roberts home until Monday.
Mrs. Fred Gulliford and children.
and Mrs. Felice Ruggero returned
home Tuesday from Frontenac, Kan,
where they have spent the past
month.
Miss Bridget O'Neill went to Gun
nison Saturday. She expected to
leave there Sunday for Denver where
she is to enter the Central Business
College.
DIR. F. NJ Russell has moved his
family down from Floresta and they
are now located in the Dell cottage,
formedly occupied by the C. H. Nc
Cutchans.
Miss Clara johnson who has been
employed as stenographer at the c.
F. & I. office here for some time, left
last week to join her sister in Chi
cago, Illinois.
Mrs. Laurel Spann and Mrs. Will
Spann motored up from Jacks Cabin
Sunday and spent the day at the
R. w. Mcdonald home. Mrs. McDon-
aid accompanied them home.
Joseph Hughes while helping to ex-
tinguish the fire Monday, fell from
the roof and broke his arm near the
shoulder. Mrs. Hughes took him
down to Minnequa hospital Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Miller, Mrs. Walter Hale,
Mrs. James Chillens and Mrs. l.. A.
Studhalter formed party who mo-
tored to Crested Butte from Gunni-
son on Wednesday and spent the day.
Miss Katherin DAMN who has
spent the past week at home left
Sunday for Denver where she will en-
ter the Central Business College to
prepare for government civil service
work.
John Kochevar who accompanied
the body of David Anderson from
Camp Dix. N. j., to Gunnison, came
on up to Crested Butte Tuesday and
will remain until Friday with his
parents.
G. V. Benson received a telegram
from H. H. Deck, Tuesday, saying he
would return to Crested Butte at
once if wanted. The members of the
u. c. church have not decided as yet
about his coming.
Among Gunnisonites who spent last
Wednesday in Crested Butte, were
Mrs. NJ Vader, Miss Daisy Vader,
ler, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Miller and
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Stone.
Lewis Mosher came in last Thurs
day from Fort Sill, Okla. expecting
to see his mother but she had de-
parted for her home in California the
Saturday before. However, he will
spend a week in Crested Butte with
friends.
Joe Faussone and family are now
comfortably located in the Frank
Cozetto house. Mr.. and Mrs. Faus-
some resided in Crested Butte many
years ago and we are all glad to well
come this estimable family back to
our midst.
The dance given Saturday evening
by several of the Young ladies in
honor of Lewis Mosher, who is here
on furlough from Fort Sills, Okla,
was well attended and all had a fine
time. The ladies served ice cream
and waters.
Monday afternoon fire was discov-
cred on the roof of the old Mathie-
son house occupied by Ruben Rob-
erts. 1t had caught BY spark but
was promptly extinguished with no
other damage than few shingles
being torn off.
Miss Estoua Amstutz returned to