The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-07-17

IN the Soldiers Homo at SaWtell, Cal
ifornia, and was buried at the Home
July 1st. Many Gunnison people will
heave sigh of regret at the passing
of this very estimable gentleman. He
was an agreeable man and faithful
member of the law-making body, while
representing this county.-Gunnison
Empire.
The j. c. Evans family, formerly
of Crested Butte, but now of Delta,
made us pleasant call last Friday.
They had been on a three weeks
vacation at Denver and Greeley, and
were accompanied by Mrs. Lamb, a
friend from Paonia. On their way
home they motored up here to see
their many friends. They were guests
at the L. G. Espey home while here.
M. J. Boyle, the genial d. & R. G.
agent of our city, has a record for
catching fish. Last Sunday while
fishing near Echer's ranch he caught
seven nice fish in just seven minutes,
and he has been talking fish ever
since. Mr.. Boyle has been fishing for
a number of years but this was his
first catch.
Max Bazz took party composed
of S. E. Norton, w. L. Jamison and
M. Berdneoff to Gunnison in the car
so they could catch the
east bound train that evening. These
gentlemen visited the M. & o. prop
critics in Redweli Basin Wednesday
and expect to return to C. B. son.
Irwin Hunter, Lewis McGruder, Mrs.
f. M. Russ and Edgar Pennington
motored down from Irwin Wednesday
morning. All returned the same day
except Edgar Pennington, who took
the train for Gunnison, where he will
take in the big celebration.
Mrs Jack Bushanan went to Gun
nison last Wednesday where she Wis
tied her daughters, Mrs. McWilliams
and Mrs. Braswell until Friday, 60
ing on to Denver to visit another
daughter, Mrs. Phil Handy.
w. l. johnson accompanied the
TenEyck-Johnson wedding party as
far as Gunnison Thursday morning,
and later in the day caught the east
bound train for Denver, where he
will spend his vacation.
Millard Pennington and Fred Hay
came down from Irwin Tuesday and
boarded the noon train, the former
for Salida and the latter for Gunni-
son. They will return to Crested
Butte in few days.
Chris Falletti made trip to Gun
nison Tuesday with the car. Mrs.
Faussone and Mrs. Margaret Dram
accompanied him and attended to
business matters while there.
o.
A fine six and half pound baby
girl arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Yoklavitch Monday morn
ing, July IA. Mother and child are
getting along nicely.
Joe Fabry, son of VIM. Fabry, ar
rived in Crested Butte from Denver
Sunday. He went on up to Irwin
Sunday afternoon to be with his ia
ther.
Little Edward Schneider went to
Gunnison and Parlin Monday. He will
stay until after Cattlemen's Day with
his grandmother Mrs. Margaret Va
der.
Anthony Comstock came up from
the mill Wednesday morning for sup
plies. Accompanying him were G. H.
Wise and daughter, Miss Violet.
Mrs. Richard Malloy, of Salida,
visited several days last week with
her sister. Mrs. P. ]. Morgan. She
departed for her home Tuesday.
S. ]. Kidder of Mogollon, New Mex
leo, came. in last Friday. H. Gibbs
met him here with the car and they
went on to Irwin the same day.
Mrs. Anton Busato returned from
Denver last Wednesday bringing her
daughter, De Lettie, who has spent
the past year near Denver.
Salida folks registered at the Elk
Mountain the 18th were George w.
English, Mr.. Youngberg and wife, G.
E. Lines and H. Bergman.
Mrs. James MCGOWAN and daughter
started for their home in Walsenburg
Saturday. Mr.. MCGOWAN met them
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