The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-10-30
Local and Personal
Four Italians left Crested Butte
Monday bound for Italy.

Sheriff Hanlon came up from Gun
nison on business Thursday.
A business visitor from Smith Hill
Friday, was Mrs Thomas Y. Miller.
The Ladias' Aid had food sale at
the Drug Store last Friday afternoon.
Martin Mulch moved his family
down from Smith Hin for the winter
last week.
Christmas gifts in the form of sta
tionery for sale at this office after
November l.
Mrs. A. F. Decker moved into her
newly built cottage on Maroon Ave-
nue. Saturday.
Matthew Stobs brought in large
load of hay from his East River
ranch Saturday.
A long train load of cattle and
sheep were shipped out Of Crested
Butte last Sunday. Il
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Mrs. C. L. Hudson came up from
Gunnison on Fridays train, remain
ing until Saturday. ~ NJ
Mr. and Mrs. John Mink and VIII
Spann were Jacks Cabin folks in town
Wednesday afternoon.
o. F. Thomas came over from Goth
ic with his sleigh Tuesday, taking q
load of coal on his return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Stone and I.
O'Leary were Gunnisonites who Wis
tied Crested Butte Wednesday.
Miss Verna Waterman came up
from Gunnison in her Ford Friday.
and visited the schools here and at
Smith Hill.
Found-A large bunch of keys on
the road near Crested Butte. Owner
may have same by proving ownership
and paying for this notice.
Miss Paulmyra departed for her
home in Denver last Friday, after
having spent several months here Wis
iting relatives and friends.
William Fitzpatrick, superinten-
dent of the Ruby Consolidated Mines
Co, of Irwin. took up large load Of
supplies to the mines. Monday.
Boys attention.! Buy your sweet
heart nice box of stationery with
her name printed thereon as an
Xmas gift We have samples Of all
kinds.-Pilot.
We will have for your inspection.
from November l to 10. samples of
all the latest stationery. We print
name and address in old English
type, in gold, at small additional cost.
A suitable Christmas gift for faith
er, mother. sister, brother. sweet
heart, or in fact anyone is the fine
stationery for sale at this office. Or
der early to give time for printing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bergman are re-
joicing over the arrival of fine baby
girl on Sunday morning. October 26.
Mrs. Bergman is here in town at the
home of her mother, Mrs. A. r.
Decker.
LOST-Between Crested Butte and
Smith Hill. a hand bag containing
watch. pair of glasses in case, mon
ey and papers. $500 reward will be
paid for return Of same in good con-
dition to this Office.
Lewis Mosher and Mrs. Elmer Bot
tenfield Forded in from the ranch
Thursday and spent the afternoon
looking for men to help bale hay.
They were unsuccessful. however, and
returned home alone.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moberly went
over to Salida in their Ford last FRI
day. They took the car that far so
in case they go lower for the winter
will be able to get it out. They re-
turned home on Mondays train.
In letter just received from Mrs.
Hattie Schneider. she says she had
met Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Young and
baby on the street in Pueblo They
are now living in Walsenburg. Mrs.
Young will be remembered in Crested
Butte as Miss Daisy Samsel and Mr..
Young was C. F. & I. clerk here
few years ago.
The members OF the City Council
are giving q. grand bail at the City
Hall and banque. and entertainment
- Az E,1lr Mountain Hotel for the