The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
Local and Personal

Miss Mary O'Neill returned to Gun
nison on Tuesday.
We see John Rosie has beautiful
new Overland six.
O. M. Cassel of Floresta, was q
visitor in town Monday.
G. H. Wise went to Salida Friday
on short business trip.
Professor Schommer is attending
the teachers institute at the Gunni-
son Normal.
Miss Kathyrn Sievers went to Gun
nison Saturday to spend the week end
with her parents
John Watson Of Denver, came in
last week for short visit with his
aunt. Mrs. Gibson
Mrs. M. ]. Boyle and son Jack, left
Friday for an extended visit in DEN
yer, Greeley and Walsenburg,
Mrs. VIM. Shaw and two little
daughters left on Tuesdays train for
= fortnight in Rockvale, Colorado.
Little Mac Kreutzer of Gunnison,
is spending the week at the Ranger
Station visiting his friend Donald
AemDo'n' .--los fsas,.esn
Tho Bazz Brothers have added the
Genright Ford to their Livery and in
tend converting it into truck for
light freighting. se Z ~
Mrs. Geo. Shaffer and daughter Ru-
by, with Mrs. ]. M. Jameson and
grandson, left Wednesday for an ex-
tended visit in Somerset.
Mrs. Walter Campbell of Burliegh,
Idaho, wife of the Forest Service
supervisor, is here visiting her niece,
Mrs. R. M. Lambdin, at the Ranger
Station on Cement creek.
Roy Grizzard of Delagua, Colorado,
who has for several weeks been en-
ployed at the Colorado Supply store,
left Sunday for Vancouver where he
had been called by the selective draft.
Mrs Phil Handy and little daughter
came in from Pueblo Thursday. Mrs.
Handy was expected some weeks ago,
but was detained by quarantine for
diphtheria. Mr.. Handy is working at
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J. A. Bush Of Colorado Springs. is
the first to begin operations in the
metal mining. He has been engaged
over a month in developing his prop
erty situated near the Keystone above
town and has been doing considerable
prospecting. gs c-N
Robert Roberts, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rheuben Roberts, Thomas Fran
els, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Camp
bell and Sarah Ressia, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Nash were bap-
tized in the U. C. church on Chill
dren's Day. June 23, by the pastor.
j. L. McGruder received the sad
news this week of the death of his
little niece, who with her mother,
Mrs. Norah Beth, lived here some
months, about a year ago. The little
girl Edith, child of six years, con-
tracted diphtheria and died in few
hours.
Mrs. E. M. Russ spent the week
end in from Irwin, attending to some
important business concerning her
mining properties. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Hurst, who came down from Pitts
burg, Sunday in their car, took Mrs.
Russ to Irwin that day and remained
there for short time.
q A jolly dance was enjoyed on Sat
urday night at the Croatian hall,
when a large number met there at
the invitation of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Byouk to enjoy the wedding dance.
The music was furnished by an accor-
dian with violin accompaniment. The
dance lasted until a late hour. i
Saturday night in torrents of rain
DIR. A. Taylor was hastily summoned
to Gothic to care for Daniel Nc
Donald, who had gone there only the
week before. The doctor found his
condition such that it was deemed
necessary to bring him here, but af-
ter reaching Crested Butte, Mr.. Nc
Donald only lived few hours.
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Railroad rates for those who desire
to attend the Colorado State Fair at
Pueblo, September 1928, may be Sc
cured by representative of the Fair
Commission who is now in Washing