The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-08-28

Last Sunday most all Of the Crested
Butte folks who had cars picniced at
Waunita. Among those who went
were Alex Campbell. Mrs. Thos.
Campbell. Miss Lillian Doig and Mr..
and Mrs. G. v. Benson, in the Camp
bell car; Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Gladstone
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Gladstone in
the Gladstone car and Mr. and Mrs.
Jackson Mooney. Miss Ethel johnson
and William Johnson in the Mooney
car. Bazz' car took down a bunch Of
young men and Andrew Campbell
took load. The Doig and Besse
cars joined them at Gunnison. The
crowd camped for dinner and sup
per and all reported fine time.
Relatives here received kilograms
last Thursday announcing the mar
riage of Miss Annie Beitler. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Beitler
of this city. and Mr.. Henry Voss.
also of this city. The young couple
were married in Grand Junction.
where Miss Beitler has been employ
ed with the Mountain States Tele-
phone Co.. on Wednesday. August 20.
They left for California on Saturday
last. where Mr. Voss is employed Mt
the oil fields.
S. Donaldson went over to Salida
Saturday where he will spend few
days before going on to his home at
Cleburn. Texas. Mr.. Doneldson has
spent the past three weeks in our
city and says he likes it here very
much. He expects to locate in AL
berquerque, New Mexico. but says he
will pay C. B. a visit once in while
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pladz and
daughter Celia. of Grand Junction,
came in on Monday last and spent a
few days visiting at the Joe Faussone
home Mrs. Pladz is Edmund Pre-
mour's mother and Celia is his little
sister.
Monday morning Everett Steinburg
fell off burro and had his arm badly
hurt. 1t was thought to be broken
in two places at first but was found
to be only a bruise. Drs. Taylor and
Russell attended him.
DIR. and Mrs. A. Taylor were out
going passengers on Mondays train.
Mrs. Taylor goes to Denver to visit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D. v. Miner,
and DR.. accompanied her as far as
Salida.
Mrs. George McWilliams went to
Palisade on Mondays train. where she
will visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Benson until Mr.. McWil-
liams is able to be out Of the hospital.
Miss Laura Beitler went to Gunni
son Monday to work In the phone Of
fee for a while. Her brother Billy
will be phone girl? here while Miss
Beitler is absent.
The Zugelder Bros. went to Gunni
son Friday returning the same day.
They brought their mother up and all
went over beyond Gothic to pick
black currants.
]. N. Kasmaw of Delta, brought
$50 lambs over the Slate river drive
way from the Sopris Reserve. Monday
and shipped them to the Kansas City
market.
Peter Girardi and three children
left Monday for Pueblo where Mrs.
Girardi will join them and they will
then go on to their old home in Eu-
rope.
Rev. Eugene Robinson came up
from Gunnison, Monday. and spoke
that evening at the U. c. Church on
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L. Tucker and E. Robinson came
down from Irwin Sunday and went on
to Gunnison. They expected to go
on to Pitkin Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Faussone. MIR. and
Mrs. Albert Pladz. and Edmund and
Celia Premuor picniced and fished on
East river, Tuseday.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Moon
ey, Miss Ethel johnson and William
johnson, went to Waunita to spend
the day.
Mrs. Eugene Schoy of Floresta'
went down to Walsenburg last
Wednesday on business. She returned
Monday