The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-04-08
Local and Personal
The James Arnott family are all il

Fred He went to Gunnison on Fri
days train. N
Pete Ruggero came in from Gunni-
son on Saturdays train.
Miss Atwell returned to Crested
Butte from Gunnison Monday
Casper Pressler Of Baldwin, spent
several days last week in our city.
Gilbert Welch is home from Gun
nison to spend the Easter vacation.
l. L. Sigman made a business trip
to Gunnison Friday, returning Satur-
day.
William Bryan came up from Gun
nison Monday to play for the Easter
dance.
Mrs. Clint Sampson was up from
Jacks Cabin Friday, returning on
Saturday.
Miss Maggie Gullowich came in on
the Monday evening train to attend
the dance.
Mrs. C. L. Hudson and daughter.
Miss Maribel, were up from Gunnison
for the Easter ball.
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William Kirkpatrick came down
from Irwin Sunday and took the noon
train for Gunnison.
Miss Eva Mcintyre came up from
Gunnison Friday to spend the Easter
vacation with her parents.
Jack McWilliams returned to Crest
ed Butte Monday, after having spent
a couple of weeks in Gunnison-
Lewis McGruder and T. C. Mathew
son. returned to Irwin Friday, after
having spent several days in town.
William Griffith and sister, Miss
Elizabeth, departed for their home in
Rockvale on Wednesday last.
C. L. Hudson Of the Colorado Sup
ply store went to Gunnison on Satur-
day for few days visit with his
family.
Miss A. E. Atwell departed for
Gunnison Friday, after having spent
several days here examining ths
school pupils.
D. D. Shaw, l. C. S. representative
who spent several days hero last
week, departed Friday for Other
points In the state.
We had no train again on Thursday
on account Of the high winds and
blocking Of Slate cut. however the
rotary came through on Friday.
Tony DAMN came up from Jacks
Cabin ThursdAy. With several travel
ing men he was obliged to walk sew
eral miles as the train did not make
it through that day.
Frank Anderson came over from
the Great Western mine, near Bald
win. Thursday and on Friday went to
Irwin. He will be employed at the
"Washington" for the r. C. S. M. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Domenic Villotti and
two children, departed Friday for
Trinidad. where they will visit friends
and relatives for some time. They
will then return 10 Denver and Pu-
eblo to see specialists regarding a
little sons eye.
Miss Ruby Nutting departed Fri
day for Pueblo, where she is to 60
into the main office Of the c. p. 4 L.
Co. Miss Nutting has been assistant
clerk in the office hero for tho past
two years. This Is quite q nice pro-
motion for the young lady.
March came and went like q lion or
as Harry Mccormack predicted came
in like one and went out like two.
April has entered in n lion-like man
ner and we expect it will go out as it
entered. 1t looks very much like the
&. lions share, at any rate we do not
think the lamb has got much show 20
far as the weather is concerned.
Pretty snowy country for lambs since
we come to think of it.
Little Henry Neesham celebrated
his sixth birthday last Friday after
noon, by entertaining twelve OF his
little friends at party. The after
noon was spent telling stories and
playing games, after which Mrs. Nee
sham served supper for the children.
A bsautiful birthday cake was the
greakest attraction. The guests were