The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-06-24

Auto License Inspector. who has been
among US for the past week looking
over some of the autos that have
been running around without this
years license, left Sunday for Denver.
The county clerk has been working
over time issuing delayed licenses
caused by the neglect of auto own
eis in attending to this matter. Mr..
Holderness will be with US again soon.
w. H. Whalen brought his wife and
daughter, Mrs. Roger Nelson, down
from Crested Butte Tuesday morn
ling where they met Mr.. Nelson who
was returning from the Salida hos
pital where he had been having his
finger treated that he injured in the
freight yards at C. B. last week. He,
accompanied by his wife. little son
and Mrs. Whalen, went on to Delta to
visit his parents at that place.
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Wednesday evening a bunch OF
young men appropriated a motor car
belonging to the D. & R. G. railroad
to make a trip to Crested Butte to
witness the prize fight. Boys, this
is bad business. With the worry it
causes your parents and the future it
may bring forth, it is better to let
some of this sport(?) go by and think
of consequences.
c. 7. Holderness, State Auto Ii
cense Inspector, and wife, accompa-
MED by his brother. passed through
town Wednesday bound for lola to en-
joy a short fishing trip at that ia
nous resort. Mrs. Holderness has
been recuperating at Waunita Springs
the last couple of weeks from re-
cent operation.
Oh. trout flies, where are thy
wings? Yes. they have them and are
now sticking to the fishermen's coat
collars. Monday saw their first ap-,
pearance; rather late for them to
show up, but no doubt they were like
the rest of US. waiting for summer
to come and the high water to go
down.
o. F. Nigro. member of the state
board of mine inspectors, in com
pany with Mike Livoda, Vice Presi-
dent of the United Mine Workers of
District ID, arrived from Denver
Tuesday and went to Crested Butte to
look over the conditions and welfare
of the miners
Mrs. Charles Burnett and daughter,
arrived Wednesday from Denver and
there is one more happy man i'm town.
as Charlie saws he is getting tired of
his own cooking, and is surprised
that he has survived this length of
time Mrs. Burnett will be welcomed
in our midst.
Mrs. VIM. Brown of Grand Junction,
stopped off in Gunnison Wednesday
on her way home from. Salida, for a
days visit with her friend. Mrs.
Anna Trevarthan. Mrs. Brown is re-
turning from the Firemen's conven-
tion which was held in Salida this
week.
The Reiss Bros. of the lola Hotel
and Ranch Co., were placed under ar
rest this week for serving trout on
their hotel table. Should r Ii
cense on each patrons plate as no
doubt each and every one had the
said credentials in their possession.
Mrs. Robt. Hards and daughter,
Mrs. Henrietta Jett. arrived Sunday
from Prescott, Arizona. Mrs. Hards
has been visiting with her daughter
about four months, and now Henrietta
will spend a couple of months here
before returning to Prescott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Easterly re-
turned Wednesday from Denver.
where they have been spending their
honeymoon. They went to their ranch
home Immediately, which has been
prepared by Mr.. Easterly for his
bride
Geo Aspey and wife and VIM. Hart
man and wife left Wednesday for
Pueblo expecting to be absent few
days. They will drive two Nash cars
back for their. Rainbow grarage.
Elmer Wiley left for the Blue Me-
sa Monday with a gang of men to put
in some work on the county road.
Mrs. B. F. Wright returned from
Denver Monday, where she accom-
panied her daughter Laura.
Mrs. Mike Welch, daughter and son,
came down from Crested Butte Mon
day, returning Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Arnott arrived
from Denver Sunday and went di-
rectly to Crested Butte.
Miss Marie Fletcher came down
from Sargent Wednesday, returning
the same day.
''Scotty" Roberts was a visitor
Wednesday from Chester.