The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-05-16
Local and Personal

Carl Dohlman was visitor from
Smith Hill Sunday.
Bob Ahrens was in Monday from
his ranch near Glacier.
Mrs. M. ]. Boyle was on the sick
list few days last week.
Ed. Barton of Smith Hill, was in
town Wednesday, on business.
Miss Loicy Hack and Cob Gibson
were down from Smith Hill Sunday.
H. F. Trampe came in Saturday
with a ton of potatoes for local
buyers.
John Rozman and John Zugelder of
Gunnison, motored up Sunday to
visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Miller were up
Saturday on business, returning in
the afternoon to Gunnison.
A Red Cross dance is planned for
Hall. Tickets S1.00 per couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Krill of Denver,
came in on Wednesdays train and
will look for business location here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bryant of Minturn,
Colorado, were guests at the Young
ranch below town a few days last
week.
Six of the foreign employees of the
C. F. & I. mine, went to Pueblo
Thursday and will work there this
summer.
j. ]. Genright made the trip to
Gunnison on Wednesdays train to
get his King Eight which he drove
home. The car had been in the East
man garage all winter.
The Floresta train is making reg
ular trip every day and bringing
out an average Of six cars. The snow
is reported several feet deep in that
locality and especially deep near the
pass.
Miss Gertrude Ballard of Montrose,
Q graduate of Gunnison Normal, has
accepted the school at Glacier sta
. tion. Miss Ballard will live at the
G. H. Wise ranch during the summer
school term.
VIM. johnson went to Gunnison
Friday to apply for q special course
In Radio, but was disappointed be-
cause Of his number having been al
ready called for the present quota,
by the local board.
A beautiful big Italian flag has
been raised by the members of that
nation who live on the south side of
town which should be 1honored by all
alike because of the splendid and
plucly stand the little country has
made against the German hordes.
On Monday night, May Goth the
management of the Princess Theatre
announces a film story depicting the
work of the glorious Red Cross in it's
actual work on the battlefelds. All
proceeds will go to the Red Cross
fund, the raising of which is to be
accomplished by the big drive during
that week.
Mrs. Claud Lucero of Jacks Cabin,
has received word of the serious ILL
ness of her brother David Hirdman,
in Pueblo. Young Hirdman was in
the May draft and was already to be
entrained with the other Pueblo con-
tingent when stricken with the dread
disease and rushed to local hospital.
His mother was called from Gunnison
at once as his condition was consid-
cred very serious.
Sunday. while making good time in
q run to Gunnison an unaccountable
accident occurred to the Genright
Ford, which was being driven by An
drew Campbell completely upsetting
the car and hurling the occupants to
the ground. The accident occurred
near the A. o. Mcdonald ranch and
was witnessed by several. By some
miracle the men, M. R. Fisher, Cliff
ford Moberly and John Krizmanitch
were thrown clear of the car and re-
ceived only bad shaking up and
miner bruises, though Mr.. Fisher sus-
tanned badly twisted ankle. The
driver. Andrew Campbell, was badly
cut about the head and had two black
eyes, but was at work Monday. They
were all taken right into Gunnison
by Mrs. Jim Shackleford of Jacks
Cabin, where they received medical
Later Mr.. Genright
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