The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-06
Local and Personal
VIM. Hack of Smith Hill, was down
on business, Saturday.

on business, Saturday.
The S. G. Bottenfelds were in Tues
day from their ranch.
r. Spann and family motored up
from Jacks Cabin Monday.
DR.. /. B. Hards of Floresta, spent
few days in town this week.
John Yocklavich spent the week
end in Gunnison with his wife and
baby son.
Miss Ruby Hack came down from
Smith Hill Wednesday for few days
at the Gulliford home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Frew and family
were guests at the hotel from Flor
esta for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Evans with Mrs.
Walter Post came up from Gunnison
Monday on motor trip
Judge E. M. Nourse and daughter
Elizabeth, were up from Gunnison on
short business trip, Monday.
Supt James Hare of Smith Hill,
was down on business during Mr..
Bulkley's visit in town Wednesday.
Dick Bailey left the C. F. & l. mine
to return to his ranch below town
and will move his family out at once.
Manager F. M. Rector of the Tele-
phone company and assistant, Roy
Ruck, were in on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Margaret Koletzke went to
Smith Hill Monday to keep house Tor
her two brothers who are employed
there. i
w. C. Huntington was down from
Irwin Sunday to meet his wife and
family who returned that day from
Denver.
j. d. Jennings was up from Gunni-
son the first Of the week to investi-
gate reports concerning the catching
Of undersized fish.
Phil Handy was an inbound passen-
ger on Mondays train. Mr.. Handy
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here during the summer.
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Mrs. Thomas Campbell and Mrs.
i'll with la grippe and tonsilitis are
much better at this time.
Joe Yocklavich will take charge of
the Taylor store soon to fill a vacancy
left by Andrew Campbell, who is 60
ing to work at the mines.
VIM. Snyder, P. C. Campbell and L.
R. Roberts have gone to Smith Hill
where they began work Monday at
the Smith Anthracite mine
George Johnson and James Snyder
who left last week to enlist and were
unsuccessful, returned home Saturday
to await the call by draft.
In the big Miller car up from Gun
nison for Decoration Day were Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Miller and son, Mrs.
Studhalter, Mrs. D. Davis and Mrs
Walter Hale.
R. L. Roberts came in on Wednes-
day from Pueblo and expects to re-
main permanently if he finds a desir-
able location. Mr.. Roberts family
will follow later.
Frank Rockefeller and a party of
men arrived Monday and will begin
timber operations at once above town
for immediate shipment to his saw
mill in Gunnison.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hurst of Hotch-
kiss, drove in in their new car Satur-
day and went on to Pittsburg where
Mr.. Hurst has mining interests with
his father, VIM. Hurst.
Edwin Thurghman. who has charge
of Endner's saw mill at Telco, came
in this week to begin operations. The
teams and crew will arrive in the
next few days from Gunnison.
Mrs James M. Jameson and grand
son came in on Saturday for several
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Shaffer. Mrs Jameson will
later 20 to Somerset for an extended
sojourn.
The roads above town are opening
fast as Frank Rockefeller was able to
drive through with his team to his
location above Telco. 1t is expected
the Irwin road will be open for teams
in week or ten days.
o. F. Nigro returned Tuesday from