The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-04-24
IS YEARS AGO
Copied frem the Files Of the Elk MI.
Pilot. Thes Printed In Irwin

Nov. q, 1884, to Dec. 18, 1884.
John Bruce is on a business trip to
Aspen this week.
Holt and Axtelps saw mill is rum
ming continuously.
Click Bros. are building a tenement
house on Sopris avenue.
Scott Mccullough and partner, left
here today for Crested Butte, having
finished their work.
R. R. Kelly has returned from the
North Fork country and is now en-
ployed at the breaker.
Howard Smith and family depart
ed for Denver yesterday, where they
viii spend the winter.
/ j. j. Phelan, proprietor of the
Crested Butte House, visited the
county seat last week.
Herman Click has returned from
Aspen. He says that town reminds
him of Leadvilfe in '79.
The ladies' of the church give an
oyster supper tonight at the skating
rink. You will be there.
The work of cleaning up the rock
quarry has been begun under the di-
rection of William Hurst.
Another rich pay streak has been
struck in the Augusta mine, which is
said to be the richest yet.
Scott Murray will do the black
smithing at the Syivanite mine this
winter. He has sold his shop here to
Henry Frew.
Mr.. Carl Schafer has sold out his
restaurant to Mr.. H. Bristow, and
will probably leave with his family
for the winter.
Dr. E. W. Fuller, G. H. Judd, Frank
Samsel, Archie Davis, and Mr.. Jarvis,
prominent citizens of Gothic, were in
C. B. last Tuesday.
John Wallace Oil was in Gunnison
yesterday. He went to see Capt. Bean
about the postoffice. 1t is the early
bird that catches the worm.
Runoe Bros. have sold their teams
and will go out side to look for more.
Emanuel Rowland bought one, and
Carlisle Bros. have over thirty
head of sheep in their corral, which
they expect to make mutton of as
soon as the weather gets cool enough.
Over ten thousand dollars was dis
bursed by the C. c. & l. Co. in Crested
Butte last Saturday. Such pay days
as that has a tendency to make times
good.
Charley Robinson has gone to
Grand junction for the winter. He
has a ranch on the Unaweep and will
devote some attention to it during
the winter.
The following Irwinites took the
town last Sunday Aid. John Davis
and wife, Pat Connely, Ed Croke,
Chas. McGuigan, Chas. Cutler and S.
P. Spencer.
James Loresy is member of that
benighted society known as bachelors.
Mrs. Loresy and her daughter depart
ed for Boston last week to spend the
winter with friends
Married-In Denver, December 8,
at the Cathedral, by Rev: FIR: Quinn,
Mr.. Pat DAILY and Miss Mollie McQuan.
Both bride and bridegroom are we'll
known in Crested Butte.
The society event of the week IN
Gunnison, was the marriage OF Joe
Heiner, the genial young city editor
Belle Smith, the daughter of exJudge
Smith.
Dr. Chas. Fox Gardiner, who was
united in matrimony to Miss Daisy
Monteith, in Colorado Springs, last
Thursday, arrived in C.. B. last Satur-
day. The happy couple have taken up
their residence in the handsome cot
tage the doctor had erected.
We learn that Pittsburg is to have
wedding soon. Molly Cheney says
it is DIR. Giddings and S. C. Robinson:
We think it must be so, as they had
made a bet on election and it being
rather difficult to settle. the doctor
proposed marriage to Mr.. Robinson
to keep the money in the family.
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