The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-06-26

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burgh, Penn, by auto on June 1st for
our little town of Crested Butte.
After spending four days in Chicago
and three in Kansas City, they ar
rived here on June "a, and spent the
night at the Elk Mountain Hotel,
leaving here the next morning for
California. Mrs. A. ]. Snyder is the
mother of F. ]. Snyder, who is inter-
ested in mining in and around here.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Doig and daugh-
ter Wilma, motored up from Gunni-
son Sunday, spending the day with
relatives here. Mrs. Doig remained
in Crested Butte, but Miss Lillian,
who has taught the past term here,
and Miss Katie Blair accompanied Mr..
Doig and Wilma home.
A party composed of Miss Elsie
Hughes, Mrs. Ida Moffitt, Rev. Deck
and William Johnson went to Gunni-
son in the Bazz Ford, Thursday.
Miss Elsie Hughes returned to Canon
City and the others to Crested
Butte the same evening.
o. A Mcdonald drove up from AL
mont Saturday bringing Mrs. o. A.
Dram who has been nursing Mrs. Nc
Donald. We are glad to state that
Mrs Mcdonald is better although as
yet not able to do much.
Dal~ h. ;ofN
to break his arm while at work at the
Red Ace mine last Thursday. He
came to town at once and DIR. f. M.
Russell attended to it.
Mrs. Elmer Bottenfield came in
from the ranch Monday and left for
Salida to be with Mr.. Bottenfield who
is suffering with pneumonia at the
D. & R. G. hospital
FIR. William Kipp who is now To-
Gated at Durango, came up to Gunni-
son for his car Monday and took /
run up here to greet his many friends
in Crested Butte.
Anton Ziller motored to Gunnison
Thursday. Accompanying him were
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Beitler and son
William, who went down to meet
George Beitler.
Harry Van Alstine was an arrival
in our city Friday from Salida. He
left Saturday taking with him our
popular school teacher, Miss Fern
Handley.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Bottenfeld drove
to Gunnison Friday to meet their son
Alvie, who has just returned from
France. "Budgie" looks fat and
sassy"
Max Bazz took party consisting
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. McCarver, Den
mis- O'Rouke and John Gibson to Gun
nison Saturday, returning the same
day.
Miss Laura Beitler, Mrs. George
Schaffer, Mrs. S. C. Mosher and Geo.
johnson formed a party who went to
Gunnison Sunday in the S. E. Byrd
car.
Mrs. Kathrine Mahoney returned to
her home in Gunnison Thursday, after
having spent several days here with
her daughter, Mrs. John Yoklavich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Westley Bailey were
down from Smith Hill Saturday.
They took in the show Saturday even
ing returning home Sunday morning.
Frank Slogan, brother of Mrs. Mar
tin Teak and Mrs. Anton Matkovich,
arrived on Thursdays train. He has
been in service about two years.
Roy o. Richards, an old timer OF
C. b., but now of Trinidad, was
guest at the Elk Mountain Hotel
from last Thursday until Monday.
Jack English came in from Denver
Tuesday and went up to Smith Hill
Wednesday where he has accepted
position as track layer.
James w. Potter came in from
Denver Monday with a brand new
car for NJ ]. Boyle. He returned
to Denver Tuesday.
Billie Boyle who has been attending
Sacred Heart College in Denver, re-
turned home with his sister, Mrs.
Quinn, Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas Quinn (nee Gladys
Boyle) and little daughter, of Dem
yer, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. M. j..
Boyle.
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