The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-06-24
Local and Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. DICK Bailey were In
town Friday shopping.
Mrs. William Manley, Jr., returned
home from Canon City Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mink motored
up from Jacks Cabin Saturday.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs Joe Zinnanti
on Wednesday, June l6, baby boy.
Mrs. G. H. Wise and sister, Mrs. Sc
vile, were in town from Glacier Fri
day.
Matthew Stobs and son Emmett,
motored in from their ranch Satur-
day.
George L. Miller and son Lewis,
were visitors in town from Gunnison
Sunday.
Ernest Broadhurst has resigned his
position at Smith Hill and is recuper-
ating in town.
Several auto loads of our young
folks attended the opening dance at
waunita Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc Shane and
children departed Friday for their
new home near Canon City.
James Ball arrived home from
Boulder Thursday He left his father
in Denver taking in the sights
Little Miss Eva Mcintyre is quite
ill with pleurisy at the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. William Snyder.
Ed Barton made a trip over to
Crystal Sunday. He says there is
still plenty of snow over that way.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Y. Miller came
down from Smith Hill Monday morn
ing and went on to Gunnison at noon.
]. 7. Bennett was an arrival in n9our
city last week. Mr. Bennett has val
liable mining property near Gothic.
Mr.. Alvin Bottenfeld and Miss
Stella Bergman motored in Sunday
evening and attended the picture
show.
o. ]. Burns came down from Irwin
Thursday and on Friday morning took
up load of supplies for the R. c. S.
M. Co.
The j. r. Jenkins family has moved
from Aguilar to Shumway, Colorado.
at which place Mr.. Jenkins is now
employed. H
James Hare left via auto for Bald
win Thursday where the family will
visit for some time before going on
W. ock;,rfop
\ We have three new cases of scarlet
fever in town. They are the children
of W. w. Porter, Felix Ruggero, and
Anton Slobodnik.
Little Mary Yoklavich, who has
been attending school at the Academy
in Canon, arrived home Friday to
spend her vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. Benson went
down to Pueblo last Wednesday.
where Mrs. Benson will be operated
for some throat trouble.
James Dalrymple, State Mine In
spector, who had spent several days
here attending to business matters,
departed Friday for Denver.
Mrs. Cal Gibson and son Robert,
came in from Canon City Friday and
remained until Monday. Bob is now
employed at the mines near Canon.
We are in receipt of a card from
Rev. H. H. Deck at Primero, Colo. He
wishes to be remembered to all
friends and states that he is improv-
ing nicely.
The road gang were busy Friday
and Saturday grading off the new
road from the corner of Elk avenue
on fifth street, to the water tank.
This is quite en- improvement as it
cuts out a bad piece of road for autos
: just entering town
D. D. Shaw, les. representative
for this district, came in Saturday
evening by auto, and departed on
Mondays train. This was Mr.. Shaw's
last trip to Crested Butte, as he has
resigned his position with the les.
and will be a travelling salesman with
headquarters at Fort Worth, Texas.
He left Monday for Lovett, Texas to
visit his mother, who is in poor
health, before taking up his new
work
Capt. Matthewson and Mr.. Albert
Sutcliffe came down from Irwin
Thursday and took the train for Den
yer. They met Mr.. William B. Mill
ken in Gunnison. Messrs. Sutcliffe
and Miliken were here on an inspec-
ton tour of the R. C. S. M. Company's
properties in Irwin and were very
,.,rnl> x,1oc sol xx1itb tho out1ounk Mr.