The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-07-25

E. o. Wilson has been in Denver
for several days in business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Elmer were in
from Taylor river on Tuesday
Smith Whipp and Elmer Wiley
We're in Tuesday from Gunnison.
Mrs. Essie Snodgrass spent the day
in town Monday at the l.. G. Espey
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bergman and lit
tie son and S. C. Bergman spent Sun
day in Irwin.
A fine baby boy was born Saturday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Westley
Bailey at Smith Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Spencer with
party of friends, were guests of G.
H. Judd Sunday, in Gothic.
Frank Vader of Parlin, with
party motored in Sunday to visit his
sister, Mrs. Hattie Schneider.
Mrs. r. w. Mcdonald and two boys
were guests at the Laurel Spann
ranch at Jacks Cabin for the week
end.
Mrs. George Miller and son Of Gun
nison, motored up Friday and took
Fred Miller back for a few days
visit.
Miss Anna Beitler left last week
for Grand Junction, where she has
taken position in the telephone
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Lambdin and
Mrs. Geo. Pitts from the Black mesa,
who are camping on Cement, were
in Monday for supplies.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Baker of Gun
nison, recently moved to Jacks Cabin
to assist Mr.. Bakers brother Frank
on the Kobiac ranch this fall.
E. L. Medley left very suddenly
last week leaving the Beauty Par
lors" closed. Now the male popula-
ton eagerly await the return of Jim
Blakemore.
The majority of the Ohio creek
cattlemen were in Monday above
town building a drift fence to hold
their stock, which is to be pushed
up to the summer ranges at once
Most of the male population of
Crested Butte was on Taylor river
Sunday and as result several
pounds of trout were brought home
as the fishing was unusually good.
Miss Kaziah Jenkins has accepted
the position as clerk at the postoffice
recently vacated by Miss Josephine
Whalen. Miss Whalen is one of the
''hello" girls now on the force with
Miss Laura Beitler.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Genright re-
turned Monday from Taylor river
after weeks camping trip. They
leave shortly for Denver where they
intend having the "King" overhauled
at it's native home.
The Misses Annie and Nellie Pa
quette, two popular young ladies of
Salida, who have been at Almont all
summer, spent several days with
Mrs. VIM. Spann at Jacks Cabin and
returned to their home in Salida
Sunday.
S. Floyd Chappell, who has been To-
Gated at Colorado Springs. was
changed last week to Fort Leaven-
worth, Kansas, for an indefinite Pc
riod, where the school facilities are
much greater for the training of
Radio experts.
We understand Mrs. B. S. Dorsey,
who came in some three weeks ago
from Denver, has bonded and leased
the 'Anna property in Galena noun
tain, which is owned by company
here, and has already a crew of nine
men doing development work.
The Red Ace tunnel of the Horace
mine, which has been under develop
ment several months, was finished at
about $50 feet, last week, when a
good three foot vein of anthracite
was encountered. Harold Mace and
Lou McGruder, who have been doing
the drilling, will resume work in the
mine following short vacation.
The news that Arthur Jenkins sue
cessfully passed examinations and
was already Marine, was gladly re-
ceived by his parents here. Young
Jenkins, who is yet under draft age,
left a short time ago for Denver and