The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-08-12

and Irwin some "a years ago, came in
on Mondays train and on Tuesday
went up to Irwin to look over the
old familiar spots. A great many of
the old timers have visited Crested
Butte this year and we are always
glad. to welcome them back.
On account of the bad weather
Thursday, the members of the Ladies'
Aid did not go out to the East River
grove for their picnic but held it at
the church. Most all members turned
out and they all reported an enjoy
able day although they did not go
out Of town.
The following persons have been
appointed by the County Commits
sioners to serve as Judges of election:
Precinct No. 1, Mike Welch, Sr., Geo.
Speher and Ben Snyder; Precinct No
%, Mrs. A. F. Decker, Matte L. Mil
Ter and William Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yoklavich and
children went through to Irwin Sun
day to spend the day. On their way
home to Gunnison, they went over to
Hillside Ranch to take over little
Miss Dorothy Nan Schenck who will
visit there for a while.
Miss Mary Daniels, formerly teach
er in our schools, and who has been
attending summer Normal in Gun
nison,, came in Monday for d visit
with friends. She Is a guest at Hill
side ranch this week.
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with her parents at Rifle, Mrs. H. H.
Mccormack arrived home Saturday
evening. Her sister, Miss Josephine
Adams will be over about the first to
start to school.
DR.. Angus Taylor is putting in one
of the latest soda fountains in his
confectionery store on Main street.
1t certainly is beauty and as to
cleanliness it can't be beat.
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belle and Bobby Gladstone, spent
Sunday in town with relatives. Dave
Sloan accompanied them home Sun
day evening.
H. 7. Smith came in from Canon
City Friday for a short stay here
Mr.. Smith is in tho paint business
in Canon and says he doing fine.
Mrs. James M. Barrett and children
left Monday for Munson, near Wal
senburg, to join Mr.. Barrett, who has
charge of large barn there.
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Miss Mary Saunders and friend of
Gunnison, were guests at the William
Baker home from Saturday until
Sunday of this week
H. w Heath, representative for the
Cooperative Mercantile Co., of Den
yer, spent several days in our city
last week,
DIR. F. P. Hanson was up from Gun
nison Friday on business connected
with the death of Frank Norman.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shackleford
and Miss Irene Kerr were visitors in
town from Jacks Cabin Monday.
Miss Margaret Bear came over from
on the Muddy Saturday, to visit with
her friend Miss Mary Mulch.
Little Miss Agnes Handy accompa-
MED her cousin Rachael Braswell
home to Gunnison Tuesday
William Whitmore of the Road
camp went to Gunnison on business
Saturday, returning Monday.
P. ]. Morgan spent several days In
Irwin last week, doing teaming for
the Mogollon Mining Co.
w. L. Benson and wife of Pueblo,
were guests at the Elk Mountain Ho-
tel last Friday.
DIR. Geo. Sullivan was in town Mon
day from Gunnison, we suppose cleo
tioneering.
Lewis Lucero, with his mother and
sister of Jacks Cabin, visited in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. L. G. Espey and two little
daughters arrived home from Salida
Monday I
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Miss Ivy McGee was business Wis
itor from Smith Hill Tuesday.
Schuyler Hodgson came in from Ir-
win Tuesday morning.
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