The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-09-04

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sion of Bernard McEnerney, assisted
by Misses Mary McEnerney and Ke-
zia Jenkins. .-Aguilar Press.
Miss, Kezia Jenkins is we'll known
in Crested Butte, having attended
school here several terms. Her
friends here wish her success in her
new work.
Word reached here Friday Of an
auto accident IN which Abb Kerr.
brother of Frank and William Kerr
and Mrs. C. L. Ross, and former
resident of Crested Butte, was badly
injured. His brother Will left Fri
day for Palisade to be with him.
Sunday Misses Mary Rozman. Jose
phine Whalen, Mary Hoy and Mari
bell Hudson. with Dave Hirdman.
Duffy and Curtis Morrow. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. l.. Hudson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Barker went over to Emerald
Lake to spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Barker. of
Hiteman, Iowa, are guests at the C.
L. Hudson home. Mrs. Barker is a
sister of Mrs. Hudson. and on ac-
count of her ill health Mr.. and Mrs.
Barker expect to spend the winter
in Crested Butte.
Ladies call at my home on Main
street and see the latest in winetr
hats, suits, dresses and coats. l have
all the latest styles.
MRS. FAYE ROBERTS.
Wednesday evening Mrs. George
Schaffer and daughter. Mrs. Margaret
Koltzke, James Gardiner. Thos. Ar
mott and Ray Morgan went to Gun
nison in the Morgan car.
D. J. Applegate and sons Warren
and Walter, departed Saturday foi
Denver. The boys will attend school
there but Mr.. Applegate expects to
return in few days.
P. j. Morgan went, over to Salida
Wednesday, returning Friday. His
brother-in-law. Walter Breen accom-
panied him home and will remain
here for some time.
VIM. Manley. Sr., E. G. Gladstone
and Tony Sneller. the c. F. & I. Co.
Grievancy committee. made q busi-
ness trip to Pueblo Wednesday, re-
turning Friday.
Joe Faussone and James Hare went
over to Mt. Carbon Sunday. where
the latter will see about getting q
winters supply of hay for the Smith
Hill mules.
S1.OO reward will be paid for the
return of bunch of keys lost at the
depot or between the depot and town
on Wednesday. Aug. 81. Return to
this Office.
The H. T. Smith home on Maroon
avenue was sold last week to G. V.
Benson. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will oc-
cupy the Henry Benton house for the
present.
Paul Heuchemer and sister. Mrs.
Glenn Helsfrick- motored to Gunnison
Thursday evening to meet their
mother. Mrs. John Heuchemer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moberly and son
Clifford. motored to Gunnison Thurs
day evening. taking in the movies
and returning the same evening.
S. E. Byrd. Mrs. S. L. Mosher, Mrs
o. j. Ross, Mrs. Walter Roberts and
Mrs. George Schaffer went to Gunni-
son Sunday afternoon.
Frank Kerr. William Carsten and
Jack Neesham went over on the An
thracite Saturday to fish and hunt
until Monday evening.
The Misses Fern Handley. Katie
Blair, and Katherine Mcclure came
in on Fridays train to take up their
school duties here.
Mrs. George Andretta came up
from the ranch Sunday evening so
her son George could enter school on
Monday morning.
DIR. George Sullivan went down to
Gunnison Saturday evening to spend
Sunday at home. Dave Sloan went
down with him.
VIM. Manley, Jr.. has purchased the
C. L. Ross home on Main street, with
all the furniture, for the considera-
tion of $4,000.
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