The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-05-02

"A. ". DTOOhe VI 0uiiiiisOii, was
valley visitor, Monday.
j. V. McClenathan was in Monday
from his Glacier ranch.
Mrs. F. Young and Leslie drove in
from their ranch Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Max Koletzke was visitor in
Gunnison Wednesday and Thursday
last week.
Friends of DIR. o. A. Dram have
received word from him that he is
located indefinitely at ST. Louis, Mo.
Vernon Wise, having finished the
work here in connection with Taylor's
store, returned to the ranch Sunday
We understand Joe Eccher and Bot
Ahrens have invested in the new Cove
car and are interested in the stock.
Mrs. John Berryhill made short
business trip to Gunnison on Wednes-
day returning on the special that
evening.
Ross Lambdin, Forest Ranger for
this district, has been in the valley
counting the cattle to be put on the
reserve.
DIR. j. w. Rockefeller came in Tues
day having returned to his home in
Gunnison after wintering at Long
Beach, California.
j. ]. Genright returned Saturday
from Gunnison apparently improved
in health after his stay there, receiv-
ing medical treatment.
The marriage of Nick Krulatz and
Miss Mary Arbanas is, announced to
take place in Gunnison Saturday, May
4th, at the Catholic church.
The hotel management has decided
to keep the dining room open but
must make increased rates to handle
the prices prevailing in food stuffs.
M. Boni made the trip to Gunnison
again on Tuesday. We understand
he is looking for q better business
location than is offered here for the
shoe repairing business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Buchanan are
comfortably settled in their little
home, having moved their furniture
from Gunnison last week. Mr.. Bu-
chanan is still employed at the Hor-
ace mine.
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spring wagon to Glacier and the va
rious farms enroute Tuesday. The
roads are comparatively free of snow
excepting two bad drifts, but the
mud is very bad all the way.
News was received from California
of Mrs, Daisy Hubbard Moore, who
is at this time enjoying an extended
trip in the state. Mrs. VIM. Moore
is the new name and we understand
that the gentleman is from Arizona
where the couple met and were re-
Gently married.
The last number of the Lyceum
Course that was given Saturday night
was successful ending to the series
given here this winter. The Ladies'
Social club that had undertaken the
responsibility of paying for the en-
tertainers wish to thank the people
of Crested Butte who so generously
helped by attending the different
programs.
A Red Cross special meeting was
called recently by the Crested Butte
Auxiliary for the purpose of making
arrangements to handle expenses of
sending work done here to headquar-
ters. 1t was decided to tax each |
member the sum of 10 cents to have |
in fund for this purpose and the
committee appointed will endeavor
to see all members in the near future /
Sam Murphey has rented the All
rens building on Main street and will
in the near future open a paint shop.
Mr.. Murphey does not intend putting
in big stock at this time but will
do so gradually and intends handling
picture framing, etc, which is GER
tainly one of the needs of the town.
The Murphey's will fit up rooms in
connection with the shop for living
quarters.
Our Kuklux Klan has been busy
again rounding up delinquents in the
Liberty Loan. Following the posting
of Crested Butte's Roll of Honor, at
the bank our Klan systematically went
over the list checking in their minds
those whose names could and did
not annear As a resultN ona u,ns