The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-07-18

at the Wise ranch at Glacier. Mrs.
G. H. Wise and Mrs. j. Van McClen-
athan entertaining at beautifully
appointed luncheon>at one o'clock. A
splendid day was enjoyed by all pres
ent. During the business meeting it
was decided to suspend all meetings
until the usual date in November. A
Jazz lawn party for July 26th is
for members and families, which will
mark the close of the club meetings
planned at the McClenathan home
for this season.
We understand the Genright gar
age changed hands when the Picture
outfit was sold and Joe Faussone is
now proprietor there as we'll. Mr..
and Mrs. Genright have closed busi-
ness affairs here and will leave short
ly on a camping trip on Taylor river
and later an auto trip thru the west
ern slope.
A jolly farewell party and dance
was given Saturday night at Smith
Hill by friends, for James Snyder
who reported the 18th for service.
Music was furnished by John Panion,
and some delicious refreshments by
Mrs. T. Haymaker. Quite crowd
from town attended and all say they
had splendid evening.
Geo. H. Sorrell was down Tuesday
from Elk creek where he is installing
big saw mill for G. H. Fields of
Rushville, Ill. We understand the
mill is complete and will handle the
lumber from the raw timber to
finished product.
Messrs. Sigman and Kunzie have
taken the contract for rebuilding the
big Shackleford barn at Jacks Cabin,
that was fired by lightning last
month. Mrs. Sigman and Raymond
are living at the Shackleford place
across the river.
H. R. Case. the we'll known and
popular butcher for the Colorado
Supply, who was stationed here three
years until year ago, returned from
Rockvale last week to fill the vacancy
here made by the changing of Mr..
Van Hessan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yoklavich left
on Wednesday for Gunnison to spend
Catttlemen's day and the week end
with Mrs. Yoklavich's mother, Mrs.
X. Mahoney.
Mrs. Fred Miller will have charge
Of the Schneider restaurant during
the absence of Mrs. Schneider, who
will be in Gunnison on business for
some time.
Ed Lindsey and Judge Nourse of
Gunnison, went thru town Wednes-
day enroute to Galena mountain to
look over mining property there.
A party including Louis and Tony
Roman, Joe Byouk, John Skoff and
Alex Campbell had jolly outing at
Waunita last Sunday.
A party of school teachers with
the Misses Jennie and Jessie Hanlon
of Gunnison. spent Saturday and
Sunday in Gothic.
D.
H. T. Smith spent Sunday in Gothic
on business connected with his min
ing property, which we understand
is being worked.
Ernest Mazza came in Tuesday to
visit friends here and in Marble prior
to leaving with the draft contingent
the oath.
Robt. McPhearson and Geo. Miller,
both of Denver, left Friday for Smith
Hill after spending week in town.
H. T. Smith has begun rebuilding
the Snyder house on Main street that
was destroyed by fire last winter.
DIR. j. D. Walker of Gunnison, with
party of eastern mining men, were
lin town last Monday on business
Mrs. Joe Voss and three boys left
Tuesday for several days visit att
Jacks Cabin.
OIL. Burns is again able to be
about after a protracted illness of
some weeks.
Mrs. Ida Moffit of Irwin, was down
on flying visit Saturday on business.
Millard Pennington was up from
Gunnison Sunday on short trip.
Pis~o Tuasr
Will be in Crested Butte about
July 22d. Work must satisfy or mon
ey refunded. Fifteen years expert
ence. Leave orders at this Office.