The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-04-17
Local and Personal

Jim Ogden came up from ALnont
Tuesday.
John Plute went to Gunnison Tues
day last.
DR.. J. w. Rockefeller came up from
Gunnison Monday.
Roy Daub was an outgoing pas
senger on Tuesdays train.
Sheriff Pat Hanlon was an arrival
from Gunnison on Monday last.
Miss Margaret Crary went to Gun
nison Saturday, returning Sunday.
William johnson transacted bust
ness in the county seat Saturday.
Henry Elmer came in from his re-
sort on the Taylor river Saturday.
A. Jacks Cabin visitor in town
Monday was Mrs. George Andraetta-
Mrs. j. v. McClenathan and son
Roy were in from the ranch Satur
day.
Edgar Wilson made business
trip to Gunnison Saturday, returning
Monday.
Thomas Campbell went to Parlin
Thursday where he will be employed
with Mr. WEIGH
Mrs. E. C. Middlebrook made
business trip to Gunnison Friday, re-
turning Saturday.
John Walker and Orville Sparkling
were in town this week from Gunni-
son looking for work.
Mrs. Rudolph Snellar walked in
from the ranch Tuesday morning, re-
turning on the noon train.
Mrs. l. A. Studhalter and son
William, were visitors at the Fred
Miller home several days last week.
Mrs. P. H. Knuth and little daugh-
ter Francis, Of Denver. are guests at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs c. L Ross.
Mike Welch, Jr.. came over from
PArlin Saturday to move his family
to that place where he is section
foreman.
Mark Byouk was another of our
soldier boys who has seen service
over seas, to return home. He ar
rived last Monday, safe and sound
The boys around town are giving
IN Easter dance on Monday, April 21,
st the City Hall. They are planning
on . three piece orchestra from Gun
nison-
Mrs. Lawrence Beitler and children
returned home from Jacks Cabin
Friday after having spent several
days visiting her sister, Mrs Frank
Baker.
Mrs. Joe Zinenetti went to Pueblo
Thursday to join her husband who is
employed at the steel works in that
city. Her sister. Miss Elizabeth
Chiodo. accompanied her.
Mrs. C c. McWilliams and little
son ClellAnd, came up from Gunnison
last Thursday to spend 4 few days
with Mrs. McWilliam's mother, Mrs.
John Buchanan, who has been suffer
ing with the fiu.
While painting the front Of his
rung In the ladder broke and Schuy-
lsr Hodgson fell from the top, some
twelve or fourteen feet However,
h was able to be about the next day.
Thomas Mcneil received the sad
news Of the death Of his brother-in-
hw, Sam Sims Of LAFAYETTE. Colo, on
Tuesday April 8, Of Bright's disease
Mr.. Mcneil intended going to Lafay-
the train.
Chris Faletti. who just returned
home last week went to Gunnison
Saturday where he was to speak at
tho Liberty Loan meeting that eve-
ming. He then went over to Glen
wood Springs to visit friends for q
few days.
F. J. Snyder and Allen McCareer
made trip up to the Excelsior mine
ing Saturday morning. These gentle
mon have purchased the Excelsior
from DR.. Cochems Of Salida, and will
ship car load of ore from there this
week. They have the ore stored at
Smith breaker. so win load it there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen McCarver and
Mr.. F. J. SNYDER arrived in Crested
Butte Thursday from Pittsburg. Pa
Messrs, Snyder and McCarver are in
terested in several mining properties
near Crested Butte and are here to
start work on same. Thew went over
to SalidA on business on SATURDAYS
train and will return to Crested
Butte this week where the McCar-
vers expect to make their future
home.
Saturday, April IL, being the six
teonth birthday Of Miss Irene Kerr.
she entertained few of her girl
friends at her home on Maroon Ave.
Tho afternoon was pleasantly passed
BY. playing games, after which de-
hcious lunch, consisting of ice cream,
cake and fruit was served by Mrs.
Kerr. Miss Kerr received manv
heAutiful presents and her guests all