The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-05-30

MIR. and Mrs. Ross Lambdin were
in from Glacier on Saturday.
Miss Kathyrn SEWERS was a visitor
to Gunnison Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. S. Harley returned Tuesday
from short business trip to Gunni-
son.
Mrs. Bob Gibson will assist at the
Schneider restaurant for a few
months.
j. R. Spann and a party of men
from Jacks Cabin were in on busi-
ness, Monday.
Roy Grizzard of Delagua, Colorado,
is one Of the new clerks of the Colo
rado Supply store.
]. ]. Genright announces that he
has found the license and tail light
lost from his Ford last week.
Mrs. Fred Gulliford and q party of
friends accompanied Bill Bailey on a
motor trip to Gunnison Tuesday.
Miss Virginia Perry, niece Of c. L.
Hudson, is added to the force of
clerks at the Colorado Supply store.
Professor Schommer is doing his
bit and has already gone to work at
the C. F. & l. mine for the summer.
Mrs. Charles McWilliams and Mrs.
j. Braswell of Gunnison, are spend
ing the week yith their mother, Mrs.
Jack Buchanan.
Mrs. Beldon Bush and baby daugh-
ter, came in Monday after an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Lead
Vile and vicinity.
]. F. Bennett made trip to Goth
ic by way of the Jarvis ranch Satur-
day. The other road has been blocked
with bad snow slide
Mrs. R. N. Miller and little daugh-
ter of Denver, came in Thursday to
visit her parents and brother Henry
I
Henry Voss leaves Sunday for Call
fornia where he will enter service at
once in the Naval Reserves, in which
he enlisted prior to coming home last
week.
The Misses Bridget and Mary
O'Neill who make their home in Gun
nison were visiting with their par
ents here few days last week, re-
turning Saturday.
Jose A. Cisneros with his six chill.
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Pedro Tryills
and six children came in Monday
and left at once for Floresta where
they will work this summer.
Louis Andrich, who had his foot
crushed some time ago at the C. F.
& L mine, was sent to Pueblo Sunday
by DIR. A. Taylor, for X-ray treat.
ment at the Minnequa hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Nelson re-
turned from Delta last Saturday and
will remain here until Mr.. Nelson is
drafted. Mr.. Nelson has resumed
his work in the D. & R. G. yards.
Henry johnson has already left fol
his homestead on the Muddy though
the road over the divide is not yet
open. However, on the Somerset side
everything is in bloom and the sea.
son is far advanced.
Mrs. E. I. Spencer of Long Beach
California, with her two small sons
arrived on Tuesdays train for an ex.
tended visit with relatives here. Mrs
]. Mcintyre went to Gunnison Mon
day to meet her sister.
Jacks Cabin folks up for the big
dance Friday night were Mr.. and
Mrs. Laurel Spann, Mrs. VIM. Spann
the Misses Emma and Florence Lu-
cero and friend, Miss Katie Blair Of
Gunnison, Lewis Lucero, Jr., Lance
and Lang Spann.
Mrs. ]. E. Nutting of Paonia, re-
turned to her home Saturday after q
short visit with her daughter, Miss
Ruby Nutting, who is employed at
the C. F. & 1. office. Miss Nuttine
accompanied her mother as far as
Gunnison on the return trip.
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A business meeting Of employers
and representatives elected by the
employees Of the c. F. & I. was held
here last week. J. F. Welborn, Pres
ident Of the C. F. & L, E S. Cow
drick, assistant Co Eir. WeiboTn, botl
Of Denver, B. ]. Matteson Of Pueblo
and w. E. Bragg Of Canon City, in
charge Of the Socialistic work Of
that comnanY. met with Superinten.