The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-10-24


Mr.. and Mrs. John Mink were in
town from Jacks Cabin, Friday.
Mrs. Richard Bailey is quite ill this
week with severe attack of tonsil-
tits.
Mr.. Frank Bulkley of Denver, spent
several days in town and at Smith
Hill last week.
Miss Beryl Nutting spent few
days here last week with her sister
Miss Ruby Nutting:
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurel Spann and
daughter Mildred, spent few hours
In c. B. Wednesday.
Paul Heuchemer was an arrival on
Tuesday. He. is staying with his sis
ter, Mrs. c. Helsfrick.
Tony DAMN came up from Gunni-
son Saturday evening to spend SUM-
day with his parents.
pigs. Phone. 66-J4. J. R. BERG,
Joseph Benson, Sr., came in on
Sundays train, from Clifton, to spend
his vacation with his son, G. v. Ben-
son.
Joe DAMN and Geo. Andretta drove
up from Jacks Cabin Monday, taking
back load of lumber and one OF
coal.
The annual business meeting of
the Red Cross has been postponed
until Nov. goth, by order Of head
quarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Boyle and sons
William and Jack, returned home
Tuesday from trip to Denver and
Walsenburg.
The Misses Emma and Alberta Cra-
ry of Gunnison, are spending the
week visiting their sister, Miss Mar
garet Crary.
Mrs. Hattie Schneider and little
son Edward, who have been quite
sick for the past ten days are both
Miss Emma Lucero went to her
home at Jacks Cabin Wednesday,
where she will remain during the
closing Of school.
Mrs. R. M. Mckinley went to Canon
City last Wednesday where she will
visit with her mother until the OPEN
ing Of school again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Murphy are re-
joicing over the arrival Of little
son on Wednesday, Oct. 10th. Moth
or and child doing nicely.
Miss Ruby Nutting and sister who
visited here for few days, went to
Gunnison Saturday evening. Miss
Ruby returned on Sundays train.
Joe Hughes who went down to Min
nequa hospital some time since is
getting along nicely but will not be
able to return home for at least an
other month.
Mrs. George L. Miller drove up
from Gunnison Wednesday, bringing
with her Mrs. H. A. Decker, who had
been visiting. in Gunnison, and Mrs.
L A. Studhalter.
Miss Jennie Hanlon fivvered up
from Gunnison Thursday bringing her
father, Pat Hanlon, and C. C. McWil-
liams. They spent the day in town,
returning home that same evening.
Miss Kate Walker Republican can
didate for County Superintendent of
Schools. came in on Wednesdays
train and called on the ladies around
town, returning to Gunnison Thurs
day noon.
Mrs. Jackson Mooney, who has been
visiting at the home of her mother,
Mrs. VIM. Johnson, for the past few
weeks, left Wednesday to join Mr..
Mooney at Seattle, Wash, where he
is employed in the ship yards.
Unless there are new develop
ments Of Flu" there will be Pre-
paratory Service on Wednesday eve-
vance Of the Holy Sacrament Sunday
morning at 11:oo o'clock, Nov. Sd.
Robert McCune, who has been en-
ployed at Smith Anthracite for the
past year, left Monday for Baggs,
Wyoming, to attend to some business
matters. He intends to go on to his
home at Moberly, Mo-, to spend the
winter.
On Wednesday last Mrs. John
Hack bought the Hattie Schneider
Restaurant on Main street and has
taken charge of same. Mrs. Hack
expects to make some changes by
adding an addition to the rear Of the
building and expects to have first
class restaurant in time.
Arthur Hughes who went to Canon
City some two weeks ago to have his
tonsils and adnoids removed is get
ting along nicely now but the doc
tors said his was one of the worst
cases they had ever seen. Arthur
has been . silent sufferer for several
years. He will spend the winter in
Canon City with his sister, Miss Ell
sic, who 10 employed in the Palace
Drug Store in that city. She has also
sent for her twin sisters Annie and
Lille and they expect to go about
Friday.