The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-04-15


Wednesdays train.
p G. Elder was an arrival from
Walsenburg last Wednesday.
Mrs. James Barrett was visitor
from Smith Anthracite in town Sat
urday.
Mrs. H. Wise walked in from the
ranch Saturday morning, returning on
the train.
Curtis Morrow departed Friday for
visit with his mother at Hotchkiss,
Colorado.
Ray V. Diehl of Grand Junction,
was registered at the Elk Mountain
House Wednesday.
Friday AL Arnold came down from
Irwin and Saturday he took the noon
train for Gunnison.
S. j. Kidder of the Mogollcn Min
ing Co., came in one day last week
from Silver City, New Mexico.
Fred Andreatta, cousin of George
Andreatta, came in Thursday from
Denver and expects to locate here.
Miss Katherine Mihilich left last
Thursday for visit with her sister,
Mrs. George Shero, of Rosevillo Calf.
Louis Lucero, Sr., was Jacks Cab
in visitor in town Wednesday and
Thursday. He came up for supplies.
Sheriff Hanlon came in from Gun
nison Friday to serve papers on the
jurors for the coming term of court.
Mrs. Dobbs and son Earl left Crest
ed Butte Monday. Mrs. Dobbs goes
to Grand Junction and Earl to Gun
nison.
Mrs. Daisy Young and little Betty
came in on Tuesdays train and were
guests at the Faye Roberts homo un-
til Wednesday,.
Joe Crestel, who is to be the new
assistant at the C. F. & Office. TAX
ing the place of Miss Ruby Nutting.
arrived Saturday.
Miss Anna Vavra, who has bean
here keeping house for her sister,
Miss Bernadine, for some time de-
parted for her home In Canon City,
Thursday.
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Florence, came in from Denver and
Telluride last week, for visit with
friends here. They returned to their
home In Telluride, Sunday.
Corporal E. A. Moore Of the Army
Recruiting Station at Grand Junction,
was in our city from Thursday until
Friday of last week; however we un-
derstand no one enlisted from here.
John Skoff, who has been assistant
cashier in the Colorado Supply store
here for the past two years, departed
Thursday for Tobasco, near Trinidad
where he will be cashier In the store
there.
Father Hirbig christened three in
fants at the Catholic church here last
Sunday afternoon. They were the
children of Mr.. and Mike Kikel, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Guerrfe, and Mr..
and Mrs. Jake Kochevar, Jr.
In a letter just received from MRS.
Herman Hutterman, nee Gladys Kill
patrick, she states that they are COM
fortably located in neat little cot
tape In Bisbee, Arizona, and that the
weather there reminds one Of July tnl
Crested Butte.
Mrs. E. G. Gladstone and Miss Lii
lian Doig went down to Gunnison
Friday for a visit with the Doig fam
ily. Little John Taylor Gladstone ac-
companied them, returning on Sunday
with Miss Doig. Mrs. Gladstone will
remain week or so.
Bill Whalen is the happiest man in
town. Reason? He is a granddad.
Old Doc Stork, assisted by DR.. o. A.
Dram, delivered fine IN pound baby
boy at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Nelson, on Monday, April IL.
Mother and child are getting along
nicely, and they think there is hope
that grandpa will recover.
School started at Eccher's ranch on
Monday, April IL, with Miss Ethel
Hogan as teacher. On account OF
there being only the three Eccher
children to attend, Mrs. Eccher has
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