The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-08-26

for the newly-weds, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Blakemore, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Gulliford on Thurs
day evening, August 10. They re-
ceived many useful presents. Games
and cards passed the evening all too
quickly. Refreshments were served
before the guests departed. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Eph Bal
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gulliford, Mr..
and Mrs. Felice Ruggero, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Blakemore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Beitler, Joe Beitler, Mrs.
Sencel Peteruff. Mrs. S. c.. Mosher,
Ike Bailey, Geo. Johnson and S. E.
Byrd
Mr.. Dave c. Blakeslee and daugh-
ter, Miss blanGh, of Monette, Mis-
souri,, came in on Thursdays train
and are guests at the Elk Mountain
Hotel. Mr.. Blakeslee worked in and
around the quartz mines here about
% years ago and has many acquain-
tances here yet. He is spending his
time looking up some mining claims
while Miss Blanch is recovering from
an attack of flu which broke her
health. They will remain in our city
about ten days.
Captain T. c. Mathewson and his
bride came in via auto from Texas
last Sunday evening and are guests
at the Elk Mountain House. They
went up to Irwin Monday afternoon
to visit. Mr.. and Mrs. Mathewson
will make their home in Irwin for
the remainder of the summer We
are glad to welcome the lady to our
midst.
Frank M. Robinson, of Kansas
City, Mo-, came in on Friday last
He left Sunday morning for the Star
mine, over ON Italian Mountain, a,
which place he expects to meet 9th
ers interested in the Star. This mine
is expected to resume operations at
once.
bSoiaiu u 1iduotoue, w. u. OOlS ant
John Roman have bought out the
Williams Mercantile Co., in Gunni.
son and will take charge September
1st. The Gladstones are selling out
here and will move to Gunnisor
about September 20.
Luka Gurgurich left Crested
Butte last Thursday for New York
from which place he will sail for
Austria. His son Anton went as far
as Denver with him. He will re-
turn to Palisades. later on.
A well attended and enjoyable
dance was given at the City Hall last
Friday evening. Mrs. Raymond Hau-
YES at the piano and Elmer Wierricls
with the traps furnished the very ex-
cellent music.
Miss Anna Krosovich was an arri-
val last Thursday from Austria, after
having been 80 days on the trip. 1t
is expected that this young lady will
become the bride of one of our young
men soon.
Mrs. Fred Gulliford, Mrs. Felice
Ruggero, Mrs. Eph Bailey and Joe
Beitler went to Gunnison in the
Gulliford Sedan Saturday.
Mrs. E. G. Gladstone entertained
the Ladies' Aid Society at her pleas
ant home on Elk Avenue, last Thurs,
day afternoon.
Rev. A. Hilbig christened the
babe of Mr.. and Mrs. John Teak, Sr.
at the Catholic Church Sunday after.
noon
Mrs. Lawrence Beitler and Mr.
William R. Gulliford went to Denver
Sunday as delegates to Grand Lodge
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Miss Mary Hoy who went to Gun
nison last week to take teachers ex-
ans, arrived home Saturday.
H. L. Matthews and Peter Ulrick.
son were down from the Road Camp
on business Saturday.
James w. Gresham, Assistant State
Coal Mine Inspector, came in from
Lafayette Friday.
Mrs. Maggie Braswell and children
came in Saturday to visit relatives
for a few days.
Frank Short, who has been seri-
ously i'll the past week, is improv'