The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-05-09
Local and Personal

DR.. I. B. Hards of Floresta, was in
town Wednesday.
]. R. Spann and family were up
Tuesday by auto from Jacks Cabin.
Joe Danni of Jacks Cabin was up
on Monday with a wagon for supplies.
John Yocklavich spent the week end
in Gunnison with his wife and baby
returning Monday.
Chas, Hubbard of the Star mine,
made his first trip in for supplies
this spring last Friday.
&c. Smith of the D. & R. G. yards,
left Sunday for Denver where he will
undergo treatment for rheumatism.
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Gus Hadgis recently purchased one
of those beautiful new Brunswick
monographs that DIR. A. Taylor car
ries in stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Panion, with
their family left Monday for their
old home in Minnesota, where they
will remain permanently.
A fine baby boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. John Fature, Saturday, May
4th. The Failures are at present with
Mrs. Fature's parents, the Kochevars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Nelson re-
turned Thursday from their wedding
trip to Denver and are at present
with the brides parents here for a
short time.
Visitors in from Smith Hill for the
week end were Supt. James Hare, Mr.
and Mrs. Eph. Bailey, Miss Opal
Hack, Mr.. and Mrs. Felice Ruggerro
and S. R. Riser. =
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Van McClenathan
were in Saturday from their ranch at
Glacier. Mrs. McClenathan remained
In town till Monday to attend to
some business matters.
The attention Of auto owners is
called to TAylors new advertisement
In this issue. Auto accessories can
be had right at home-no need to
send to Monteomerybuck.
Saturday visitors from their
ranches about town were Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Ahrens, Mr.. and Mrs. Barny Ser
ephine, Herman Booker, Mrs. Rudolph
Schnellar and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Bottenfeld.
After going over the top so splen-
didly in the Third Liberty Loan drive
Crested Butte still has something to
contribute to Red Cross work. Crest
ed Butte can always be depended on.
when the object is worthy.
The small son of Mr. and Mrs Flor
ian Beaurger was very seriously i'll
Saturday and Sunday but was out of
danger on Monday. The little chap
had an attack of stomach trouble
that resulted in convulsions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Pedoja came in
on Wednesdays train and have gone
to Smith Hill to visit Mrs. Pedoja's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hack.
Mr.. Pedoja intends working at the
Smith Anthracite this summer.
Tom Arnott, who recently had his
throat operated in Pueblo Minnegua
hospital, is fully recovered and seems
to be getting rid of the rheumatism
that has been troubling him for
months and for which he was to go
to a lower climate.
The roads will soon be in fair con-
dition for auto travel as ]. j. Cen
right went as far as the county
bridge below Eccher's with little
trouble, though the snow is still bad
in some places. The bridge is now
being repaired we understand.
Work on the Somerset road has
been begun by Commissioner Whalen,
on the Somerset side and he has al
ready fifteen men and two teams
working seven days a week at $3.50
and board. Because of snow condi-
tions on the Crested Butte side work
will be delayed until near July 1st,
but will be pushed as rapidly as pos
sible then.
Matt Kochevar, the young man who
has so assiduously been devoting the
past years to making a career for
himself as lawyer, and who had get
two years in school, returned Tues
day from Boulder to enlist. Mr.. |
Kochevar will leave Friday after a
few days at home and will enlist in
the mn rinas in Denuar Thaso ununn