The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-04-11
Mrs H. C. Berry went to Gunnison
Tuesday for medical treatment.

A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Roman, Saturday, April 9th.
John Heuchemer made a trip to
Gunnison this week returning Tues
day.
Mrs. Jenny Daubs has been quite |
i'll for two weeks with an attack of
lumbago.
Judge McDougal and Sheriff Han
Ion were up on business Thursday
and Friday, from Gunnison.
Ben Jorgensen of Gunnison, was up
last Wednesday to attend to the
preparations for the Third Liberty
Loan drive here.
Roy Daubs is ill with severe
cold that threatened to turn into
pneumonia but it is thought is
checked at this time.
Don't forget the picture shows
start at 700 o'clock Saturday night
and will be followed by a big free
musical entertainment at the City
Hall.
A big dance for the benefit of the
Red Cross will be given Friday night
at the City Hall. VIM. Bryan of
Gunnison, will be one of the mu-
sicians.
Have you noticed Mrs. .Haymaker's
i ;,,I
the Pilot? The Pilot stands for
Crested Butte. Buy at home and
spend at home.
The citizens are clearing all the
walks now which makes trip up
town quite a pleasure. 1t must be
job on the north side cutting
through three feet of ice.
Joe Kochevar, Sr, who sustained
a severe injury to his right hand,
getting it crushed while at his work
in the C. F. & l. mine, is recovered
sufficiently to take up his work again
after several weeks.
The Third Liberty Loan campaign
the big drive in Gunnison county
begins on Monday. Crested Butte
is ready to show the rest of the coun-
ty and the whole of the country how
"to go over the top"
The wedding is announced for Sat-
urday, April 18th, of Frank Castle
and Miss Agnes Stublar, at the Cath
olic church Miss. Stublar has been
employed at La Veta Hotel. in Gun
nison, for some time. The young
couple will make their home here
after the wedding.
County Chairman Whalen, Mayor
Arnott. Agent Boyle and others of
our citizens, men and women, made
our people proud of them during the
patriotic services of Tuesday. They
were hosts par excellence to the vis-
itors and nothing was left undone to
make the occasion a success.
A big free musical entertainment
will be given Saturday evening, April
| 49, at the City Hall. The best of
Gunnison's talent from the Normal
School will give several numbers and
few numbers from our home town
will be given. 1t is in honor of and
for the interest of the Third Liberty
Loan. Every body welcome. AT $3.50
sharp.
The visitors from Gunnison Tues
day were impressed with the patri
otic spirit of our little town. Let us
show them further. Let it be said
of Crested Butte that its character
is just as good as its first impress
sions. Let us show our county seat
friends that Crested Butte is just as
good in the real work as it is on pa
rade. The men from Gunnison paid
us many compliments and they un-
doubtedly meant them. The young
Canadian soldier liked our people and |
was grateful for the treatment given |
him while here. Let them and him
learn that our patriotism is "a carat
fine. Let the test be applied.
Saturday evening the C. F. & I.
watchman found a young man in one
of the empty coke ovens. He proved
to be Delmar Hart, who had been
carrying mail to Floresta this winter.
At the time he was found he was
unconscious and seemed to be in a
critical condition. Medical care was
given him at once and he admits he
has been out of funds and has been
sleeping in the coke ovens all the
time. He is apparently suffering
from q form of naralusis as he uas