The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-02-14
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Sam Davis was down Wednesday
from Floresta.
Mrs. Rudolph Sneller spent Satur-
day in from the ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Ahrens were Wis
itors in town Thursday.
Mrs. Ed Barton was down from
Smith Hill Saturday, shopping.
The little son of Mrs. Mary Mat
theirs is quite sick with la grippe.
Joe Yoklavich returned to Irwin
Sunday after few days trip to
Gunnison and Salida
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Bailey is steadily improving from his
recent attack of pneumonia.
G. w. Watson of Gunnison, came
up from there on Thursday and has
gone to Smith Hill to work
Eldon Hauser made the trip in
from Cement Creek with his team
Saturday. He reports the road ir
fair condition the last week.
E. o. Wilson left Sunday for Den
ver-we understand-for the purpose
of getting license but no one seems
to know what the license is for.
Mrs G. H. Wise and Violet ano
Mrs. Carl Bergman were in Frida,
on business and incidentally to at
tend the meeting of the Social club
John M. Byouk, for long time
clerk at the Colorado Supply COM
pany store, left that position recent
ly and is driving at the c. F. & !
mine.
Mrs. E. G. Gladstone returned Sun
day from several months visit in
her home state, New York and with
her sister Mrs. G. M. Gladstone in
Denver.
DR.. A. Taylor was called Thursday
to the Will Redden ranch at Glacier
to attend the little daughter of
Mrs. Redden who was quite i'll for q
few days.
C. A. Botsford and C. C. Williams
of Irwin were down few days this
week for supplies. Mr.. Botsford re-
ports his work on the metal mines
progressing steadily.
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Frank Mace has been able to be up
recently after his long siege of rheu-
matism. The Maces plan on getting
the boy to lower altitude as soon
as he is sufficiently strong to travel
The dance given by Ye Old Tyne
Dancing club, Saturday, was de-
lightful success. Mrs. James Arnott
furnished the music during an even
ing of much fun and enjoyment for
the dancers.
H. L. Littell and Geo. truth of
Denver, were in on business Monday
1t is hoped that Mr.. truth may be-
come an operator in this district as
he is one of the big coal men the
West has to boast about.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Rheuben Roberts
with their family moved down from
Smith Hill this week and are living
temporarily with Mrs. Roberts moth
er. Mr.. Roberts will be employed at
the Horace mine above town.
Ben Van Hessen. for several months
butcher at the Williams Grocery store
in Gunnison, came up here Thursday
to take the place with the Colorado
Supply vacated by Jim Little. Mr..
Van Hessen returned Saturday for
his wife and small son who are at
present guests at the hotel.
The meeting of the Ladies' Social
club. Feb. 9th, was held at the Tay-
lor home, Mrs. A. Taylor and Mrs.
John Yoklavich as hostesses. 1t was
voted by the club not to have the
Lyceum Course here next year on
account of the unsatisfactory SER
vice owing to weather conditions.
After the business meeting the host
esses served a delightful luncheon
with valentine favors and decora-
tions.
The first meeting of the Pythian
Sisters was held at 200 o'clock Tues
day, Feb. IL. The members were
served delicious luncheon by Sister
Harley, with favors in honor of Lin
coins birthday. The lodge announces
that the meeting will be held the