The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-06-05

Carl Selard went to Ohio City
Wednesday on the Pitkin train.
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G. H. Judd left for his summer
home, Gothic, early in the week
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A. M. Woodworth motored down
from Whitepine Monday, returning
that evening.
All packages of fish must be le-
gally tagged. You can buy the tags
at this office.
Mrs. Carl Sellard was an outgoing
passenger Wednesday enroute to
Broomfeld, Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sellard came
down from Ohio City Monday to visit
the Fred Dice family.
Miss Inez Clark returned from
Doyle Monday after two day visit
at home with her mother.
Mel Deering and wife were in town
Friday, attending the Decoration Day
services and visiting old friends.
Mr.. Carl Walker and Miss Florence
and Dorothy Bryant went to Waunita
Springs Tuesday to spend the day.
Jack Devins was visitor in town
from Whitepine Monday. Jack re-
ports every thing pretty dull in that
camp now.
Mr.. Oscar Lampman motored up
from Montrose Friday and spent a
couple of days here fishing and call
ing on friends.
Miss Martha McIlvain. telephone
operator of Hotchkiss, made a short
visit in Gunnison with relatives, re-
turning Thursday.
There was jolly crowd from Gun
nison attended the dance at Ohio City
Lass Saturday night. Every one re-
ports an enjoyable time.
Mrs. Jesse Corum and daughter
Mamie returned Wednesday from n
three weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Boulder, Denver and Flor
ence.
The many friends of f. S. Mcmillan
will be glad to know he has again
landed on U. S. soil and will arrive
in Gunnison some time in July If it
is possible.
We noticed at the train Monday
that Mr.. Ward was back on duty as
conductor on the passenger after u
long siege at Salida. He was injured
in the wreck on Cerro hill in April.
Shorty" Bashaw came down from
the mines near Pitkin, having
put in all winter at the Old Home
stead mine. He says mining is look
ing good around Pitkin for this sum-
mer.
Little George Hetherington, who
acted as page in the last Senate, is
Denver with his mother. brothers and
prefers home. daddy and patching to
Denver with his mother, brithers and
sister.
Edgar Munson came down from
Ohio City Tuesday morning to visit
with friends. He took the west
bound train Thursday for Vanadium
where he will look after business
matters.
Last Saturday night dance was
given at Ohio City by Homer Flick
and Edward and Royal Collard. Lunch
was served at twelve o'clock, good
music was given and everyone say
thev had very good time.
Ed Kearney and Axel Malmberg de-
parted Monday for Alberta, Canada,
via the Salt Lake City route. The
boys say they found some bad roads
when they came down and hope to
find better roads over the Utah route.
Mrs Keelor and family and Chas.
Lamb motored to Cochetopa Friday
afternoon to visit Mrs. Keelor's
brother, VIM. c, McDonough, and fix
up the graves ofsher father and sis
ter, who were laid to rest on the
old home ranch.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Lehman returned
from Denver Friday after a week
spent in that city. They were &C
companied by their son Clarence. who
lust returned from France. Clarence
looks fine and is glad to see old Gun
nison and his many friends once
more.
Our old friend. G. A. Dewey, was