The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-08-14

at PlttSburg returning TO u. b. on
Saturday evening and left Sunday
morning for their homes. They ex-
pect to return to Crested Butte soon.
Louis o. Kuhner and wife, Harold
Kuhner and Mrs. w. X. Lauerun, of
Friday evening and on Saturday
morning went over to Gothic to ex-
anime some mines belonging to Mar
tin Verzuh. They all went out on
Tuesdays train.
Dick Gardiner returned home Sat
urday evening after few weeks
absence. His brother accompanied
him home. They had been all thru
Route County in car lookin for
a place to locate but decided that
C. B. was best after all.
The Misses Ethel and Elsie Whipp,
of Gunnison, who have been employed
at the Schneider restaurant for the
past few weeks left Tuesday. Miss
Ethel for Bogan's Camp to cook for
her brother and Miss Elsie for her
home in Gunnison.
Last Thursday Edmund Premour
A piece of the shell lodged in his leg
rock. smashed it with another rock.
A piece of the shell lodged in his leg
lust above the ankle cutting quite
cash.
d. j. Applegate ad son. Warren,
came down from Smith Hill Satur-
day evening Mr.. Applegate returned
the same evening and Warren will
go to Robert Ahren's ranch to work.
John Roman visited at nome mere
from Monday until Tuesday of this
week. John has just recently return
ed from overseas. He went to Gun
nison Tuesday for few days visit.
Mrs. Angelo Chiodo and children,
with Mrs. Joe Zinnanti and daughter
went to Denver Friday. They will
visit Mrs. Chiodo's father, whom she
has not seen for many years.
]. w. Glendenning. of Monmouth.
I'LL. came over from Gothic Monday,
with G. H. Judd. Mr.. Glendenning
is interested in mining and sawmills.
A party composed of Misses Gladys
Fitzpatrick and Euphamia Gardiner,
Mrs. James Gardiner and Albert Wise
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p Carver, w. ].
and F. J. Snyder and Messrs. Lubbe
and Mccarthy were all in town from
Pittsburg Saturday evening.
Miss H. E. Franklin, of London,
England, was in Crested Butte sever
al days this week. She took several
long hikes while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Birmingham de-
parted for their home, Monday. They
will visit relatives at Salida and
Canon City enroute.
About eighteen men employed at
the Augusta and Excelsior mines
were layed off for ten days and came
to town Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid are now ready to
tack your comforts. For particulars
see the president, Mrs. John Moberly.
Mrs. Katherine Mahoney came up
from Gunnison Tuesday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. John Yokavich.
George Morgan, Joseph Arnott and
Paul Heuchemer attended the dance
in Gunnison Friday night.
Harry Douglas went over to Parlin
last Thursday to help during haying
at the Vader ranch.
Mrs. Eugene Schoy, of Floresta,
spent few days in town this week,
returning Tuesday.
Mrs. Tim Bowling spent several
days visiting friends in Gunnison last
week.
Mrs. Lottie Bailey and children
were visitors in town, Monday.
John Hack went to Gunnison on
Thursday last.
| Montroso Waking Up
| We note in the Montrose Daily
Press that the commissioners from
that county have started campaign
to stop the practice of farmers in
that part of the country of running
water onto the highway. With the
charge of negligence in this matter,
| three arrests have been made. and