The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-01-10

cial Club, in charge Of the Lyceum
course here. The Photoplay manage
ment has very kindly consented to
run the Tuesday program Monday
night, next week A fine program
is planned and we anticipate q gath
ering worthy Of the effort Of this
splendid quartette.
All Of their many friends are con-
graduating Mr.. John Berryhill and
wishing all sorts Of joy for Mrs. John
Berryhill, who, in being married last
week have taken everyone by sur
prise Both the contracting parties
are well known here and both ex-
tremely we'll liked. Tho Pilot joins
in the congratulations and well
wishes.
w. S. Evans, D. 4 R. G. manager,
was in Wednesday on business con-
nected with that road The car sit
uation has evidently been solved, As
specials and regular trains are bring
ing in all the cars that can possibly
be used. The government seems to
be a very able director and when it
once starts something, does 1t right.
Mrs. Geo. Shaffer gave delightful
surprise and birthday party for her
daughters Marie and Ruby, on Thurs
day last. Both girls have birthdays
this month and their many little
friends brought lovely gifts for the
girls. An afternoon Of games was
enjoyed and delightful refreshments
wore served by Mrs. shaffer.
~
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Houser re-
turned. Wednesday. after . two
weeks visit in Delta and Ouray with
their parents and friends. The Hous-
ers plan on spending the winter at
their homo on Cement creek. whore
Mr.. Houser is stationed as Forest
Ranger.
| Miss Ruby Nutting went to Gun
nison Sunday to be with her friends,
the Blackstocks, during the sad time
subsequent to the death and burial
Of the late Mrs. Eva M. Blackstock
Miss Nutting lived at their home
during her school years in Gunnison.
DR.. W. E. Hays, q G F. 4 !. relief
doctor came in from Pueblo this
week, going out to roresta where
he win be stationed this winter
while the railroad service il sus-
pended DIR. Hays left his family
In Pueblo ~ his wife Is an invalid.
C. NJ Carter, Of the Carter Mining
Co., in Lake City, with his wife, mo-
tored up here on Friday and pur-
chased ono Of the lovely Brunswick
phonographs that the Taylor store
No. 2, arc handling. Ths instrument
surely seems to be q favorite.
Miss Ruth Nelson stopped hero .
day enrouts' from her home in Delta
to her school In Boulder, to visit her
brother Roger, Of tho D. 4. R. q.
crew here. Miss Nelson was enter
tanned during her stay at the Whalen
home.
Misses Bridget and Isabella ONeill
left for Gunnison on Wednesday,
Bridget to return to her work there
and Isabella for . short vacation dur
ing the holidays, returning Sunday.
A farewell party was given last
Saturday by the CAmp-firs Girls to
their friend and school mate, Eupha-
mic Gardner, who left with her
mother Sunday for Nebraska
Friends Of the J. R. Spann family
will be pleased to learn that all con-
csrned are doing fine since the ar
rival Of daughter in their home,
January 4th. at Jacks Cabin.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Mahoney and
two small sons Of Lake City, spent a
day here with Mr.. Mahoney's sister,
Mrs. John Yoklavich, returning on
Fridays train to Gunnison.
Ashley Mcdonald accidentally dis
charged revolver Friday whom out
hunting mink. causing . flesh wound
in his hand and knee which are not
considered serious.
| Mrs. Harold Mace and Mrs Carl
Bergman returned Wednesday from .
trip to the Capital city. where they
spent several days on business and
visiting friends.
F. G. LAzier Of Detent, Mich, an
expert mining man was In Monday
on business connected with silver in
terests in this district.