The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-23
20 YEARS AGO
Copied from the Files Of the Elk
Mountain Pilot
Issues Of Sept 1924. 1901.

7. ]. Thompson was up from Gunni-
son Saturday.
Miss Ethel Benson is visiting in
Gunnison with Mrs Lucy Myers and
family.
Mike Shutter and Miss Annie Lacy
were married at the Catholic church
Sunday evening.
The marriage of w. T. Neesham
and Miss Margaret Jameson will
take place tonight.
A bouncing boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam McWil-
liams this evening.
Leo Long left Monday for Salida
where he will endeavor to secure en-
ployment on the D. & R G.
Fred E. Jarvis came in Saturday
from Salida to visit briefly with his
parents and his brother Royal.
Misses Bertha Kelly and Clara StolI
came down from Irwin Monday to
attend the Newman entertainment.
DR.. Rockefeller and wife drove
to Gunnison Saturday and later went
to Waunitas Springs to spend week.
w. L. Patchen left for Denver Sun
day to attend meeting of the Colo
RADIO Supply company store managers
]. A. Lehritter came in from Den
yer on Wednesday last to look after
his mining interests near Pittsburg
Evan Williams, editor of the Mar
BILE Times, came in from that place
Sunday and remained for couple of
days
Mrs. Morris Click and children
will leave Thursday for Cleveland.
Ohio, to visit relatives for several
months.
John W. Bruce has planned the
erection of 24x6O building on his
lots across from the church.-Paonia
Gazette
Through carelessness in entering a
room containing gas two Austrian
miners were severely burned at Flor
esta last Friday.
H. E. Roth returned Thursday from
his eastern trip, which included
visit to his parents in Cleveland and
to the exposition at Buffalo.
Miss Clara Stoel, who has been
spending the summer visiting the
family of her brother, returned home
Monday to Mechanicsville, Iowa.
Mrs. W. L. Patchen and Marie are
visiting in Salida with the family of
w. A. Doyle. They will attend the
State Fair at Pueblo next week.
ALI regret, but particularly the la
dies, that Cecil Saunders has left for
state where butterflies are more
plentiful at this season of the year.
John Berninger is acting as meat
cutter for the Colorado Supply COM
panv, Frank Wilson having been pro-
NOTED to the dry goods department.
A. A. Smith of Chicago. interested
in Gothic mining properties with ].
E. Ericsson, came in on Wednesday
last and spent the past week inspect
| ing the claims.
Misses Minnie and May Clouch and
Messrs. VIII Decker and Otto McDon-
aid composed jolly party that en-
joyed the delights of trip to Crystal
and return Saturday.
w. r. Ryrerson of Trinidad, has
succeeded H. G. Worden as clerk at
Anthracite, Mr.. Worden having been
promoted to position in the general
office of the company at Denver.
S. C.. Robinson of Cripple Creek,
has been here for the past week not
ing the starting of operations upon
the big tunnel enterprise at Pittsburg
which is being rapidly pushed by his
brother S. C.
Louis Barthel came down from the
Eureka mine on Treasury Mt, Sum
day, returning Monday. He says ten
miners are at work constantly and
that car of ore is being shipped to
the Marble smelter every week
In the midst of his career as one of
the greatest presidents of the United
states, and in the prime of his physi-
cal and mental strength, President
Mckinley has passed to the life be-
yond, and nation mourns at the bier
of its martyred executive.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. NJ
Jameson was the scene of pretty
wedding Tuesday evening, when their
daughter Margaret was united in
marriage to William T. Neesham,
Miss Anna Jameson was maid of hon
or and Ralph Neesham best man. The
wedding feast was served to the CONT
pany, after which a dance was given I,