The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-07-01


afternoon playing games and after
ward Mrs. Gulliford served delightful
refreshments consisting of cake. ice
cream, lemonade and candy. They all
reported fine time and departed with
wish that Rosa's 18th birthday was
near. The guests were Rosa Merritt,
Lillian and Dorothy Mcneil, Alma
and Josephine Beitler, Lucille Roberts,
Mary Ann Headley, Mary Songer,
Margaret Gardiner. Elizabeth and
Ella Mcintyre, Marie Beitler, Agnes
Handy, Elsie Arnott, Peter and Rich
ard Gardiner, VIM Mcintyre, Geo. and
Lawrence Beitler, Geo. and Fred Gull
liford, Joe Beitler, and Henry Arnott-
Joe Faussohe suffered a-compound
fracture of his right arm while in
Gunnison last Thursday, when trying
to Grams, his car. DIR. ]. D. Walker
set the arm but on Friday Mr., Faus-
some went over to Salida to have an
X-ray made so he would not have a
stiff arm, however, the Doctors at
salida found it in perfect condition.
Mrs. F. E. Songer, Mrs. R. H. Mace,
Mrs. Carl Bergman and Mrs. Esther
Harley. went to Gunnison Thursday
evening to attend the meeting and
party given by the Eastern Star of
that city. They all report an enjoy
able time with plenty of good eats.
The H. B. Poole Amusement Co.,
who has been here with its carnival
the past week departed Wednesday
for Montrose for the 4th, and will
return to Gunnison for Cattlemen's
Day. Everyone seemed to enjoy the
show during its stay here.
Mrs. George McWilliams went to
Gunnison Sunday to visit her sister.
Miss Isabelle Benson and Mrs. Sara
Thompson for few days. She re-
turned home Thursday evening, COM
ing up in the Doig car with Mrs.
Doig and Miss Lillian.
A train load of sheep came in Sun
day belonging to Ira Morrow, and on
Monday sixteen carloads belonging to
Grover and Harry Carpenter arrived.
Those belonging to the latter two
gentlemen will be taken to O-Be-Joy-
full basin.
The Jazz dance given at the City
Hall Saturday evening was attended
by large crowd who enjoyed them
selves to the fullest extent. Mrs.
James .Afnott and Elmer Wierick fur
nished the very excellent music.
On Thursday last Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Gibbs came in from Houghton,
Michigan, to, visit their son Harry
Gibbs of Irwin Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs
went on up to Irwin Friday. They are
on their way to Washington.
Mr.. E. S. Bushnell came in Monday
from Canon City. Mr.. Bushnell has
sold his ranch near Canon and will
go into the timber business here, buy
ing his timber from the National
forest.
The United Mine Workers Cooper
ative Society have purchased the
from the Bank and expect to be ready
for business in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall of Gunnfson,
came in Friday and on Monday went
up to tie camp three miles above
town where Mr. Hall will cut ties and
props.
TIC. Mathewson and Henry Milliken
with Miss Mary Roman and Mrs. Ivar
Larson arrived Friday in fine new
Olds from Denver.
William R. Johnson arrived home
Thursday from Salida. He states that
his mother is improving rapidly and
will soon be home.
A. L. Mills, forest ranger was In
town Sunday and Monday to attend to
the sheep which arrived from Mont
rose and Cebolla.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. B. Fields of
Rushville, Illinois, were arrivals Mon
day. Mr.. Fields has saw mill inter-
ests above town.
Mr.. Barclay R. Embree and Mrs.
Daisy Young came down from Irwin
Saturday evening to attend the dance.
1. II. OlRHlitif cdfne III On OdIuruay .
train from Almont, where he had
been called to do some work.
DIR. Sullivan motored to Gunnison
Tuesday evening, Mrs. Ida Moffitt gor
ing down with him.
Miss Eva Mcintyre. who has been
quite i'll with flu and pleurisy, is
much improved.
Capt Mathewson, J. L. McGruder
and Henry Miliiken went to Irwin by
auto Saturday.
M. A. Pennington and nephew,
Ginger Linton, came in from Gun