The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-20

Professor f. j. Schommer left on
Monday for Denver on a short bust
ness and pleasure trip.
II. II. Lawler came in with Mr.. Geo.
Fields from Illinois and win work on
the new saw mill this summer.
Mrs Harry T. Smith returned on
Saturday after fortnight in Mis-
souri,, where she visited her mother.
Miss Anna Beitler was a passenger
Sunday, returning from her vacation
which she spent with friends near
Gunnison.
Mrs. Frank Kuretich returned on
Saturdays train after spending the
week end in Gunnison with Miss Mar
garet crary.
H. Hata and wife of Gunnison, will
open short order restaurant on
Main street in the Heuchmer build
ing, on juno Goth.
A baby boy arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Starika, June 18th
and on June 18th boy came to Mr..
and Mrs. Max Bazz.
There will be big free wedding
dance at the Groatian Hall next Sat
urday night in honor of Miss Fannie
verzuh and John Byouk.
e. l. Medley of Pueblo, is the new
barber that has taken charge. of the
"beauty parlor' since Jim Blake
more left for his trip east.
Mrs. Laurel Spann has recovered
rapidly from her recent operation in
the Salida Red Cross hospital and
will return to her home this week.
D.
Joe Inghnm. who has been cooking
all winter at the Irwin camp is
through there and will go at once to
assist on the East river road that is
so badly in need of repair.
Fred Dickinson who has been
working at the C. F. 6 I. mine sew
eral days, left on Saturday to attend
the six weeks summer school that
opened in Gunnison the 18th.
The Misses Helen and Jessie Heuch-
emer left on Sundays train for Gun
nison where they will attend the
summer school at the Normal where
teachers institute is being con-
ducted.
Fred Nutting of Paonia, who has
been visiting his sister, Miss Ruby,
for several days has accepted the po-
sition as clerk at DIR. Taylor's store
and will take up the new work at
once, we understand.
Mrs. Joseph Benson, accompanied
by her brother Geo. johnson, Sr., and
her little grandson, Joseph Thompson,
arrived on the late train Saturday
from Clifton, Colo, for visit with
relatives and friends here.
FOR SALE:-Well matched team,
6 and Z years old, weight 925 and
HOO lbs, good driving team; also
buggy and harness, all in fine shape.
Will sell cheap. Write or call up
Mike Welch, Crested Butte, Colo.
VIM. johnson has accepted a posi-
tion at the Robinson mine and went
to work on Tuesday. Mr. Johnson is
determined to undertake strenuous
work, so as to improve. his health
enough to get into service if it is
possible.
Little Andrew Kochevar fell Monday
cutting his hand very seriously In
the absence of DIR. Taylor, Miss Mary
Roman was giving first aid, when
the little chap slipped to the floor
in dead faint. Then first aid was
required for the nurse.
Private Francis O'Neill arrived
Tuesday from the Mexican border
where he is in service, to attend the
funeral of his brother Henry, but on
account of unavoidable delay was too
late. We understand Patsey is on his
way also for short stay at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Meyers, who re-
Gently came here from Pennsylvania,
are living at the Schneider House.
Mr.. Meyers will work on the railroad,
we understand. Mrs. Meyers, who is
an expert musician will give series
of dances, the first one planned for
June 22d.
Mrs. E. M. Russ came up from
Gunnison on Monday and will go at
once to Irwin where she spends her
summers in caring for her properties.
Mrs. Russ is expecting several capi-