The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-03-04
80 YEARS AGO
Copied frem the Filss sf the Elk 1t.
Pilst. 1hss Priatsd II 1rwis

Carl FrOhn is thinking OF starting
a bakery in town
The w. C. T. U. met at Mrs. Will
sons home Tuesday.
Judge ]. M. McDougal is in town
from Gunnison today.
Quite a number of men are ovei
from Aspen these days.
Elmer Carroll has come in town
from his North Fork ranch
Our school teachers have taken up
their abode with Mrs. William knight.
Joe Ingham, Doc LArkins, and R r.
Wilson were down from Irwin Sunday.
Mrs. John Ross and family are in
Gunnison where they will remain q
few days.
Jack Wise and George Wilson have
gone up to Irwin to work at the Bull
lion King.
Chas. Regoni and Mrs. Annett Pog-
ma were married last Saturday by JUS
tice Fuller.
A girl baby was born on ulpssday
morning, the 18th, to the wife OF Rsv.
Edward Martin '
Mrs. Cal Chappell is visiting in
Lafayette, Colo, the guest of Mrs
Austin Ellsworth
| Vic Anderson was in Denver last
week to attend the Grand lodge Of
the Masonic order.
w. H. Miller attended the meeting
of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
in Pueblo last week.
Capt. John Tetard and J. E Phillips
have gone to Denver to attend the
Republican convention.
Scott Humason, ]. C. McQuarrie,
and Joe Mccullough were all down
from Pittsburg last week.
Julian's teams are hauling 300 tons
of anthracite coal from the Irwin
coal banks to the Forest Queen mine.
Chal Baney is back in Irwin, after
living in Kansas few years. He is
dumping buckets at the Forest Queen
Mrs. Frank England and Mrs. F. E
Songer arc visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Goodenough in Gunnison, and attend
ing the Fair.
Uncle Jerry Madden, after = hard
summers work, ,hied himself down
the valley last Sunday. He intends
wintering In Grand Junction.
Robert Jones is working the Ida. =
large vein Of cube galena, owned by
himself and J. H. Mccoy Of Ouray.
1t Is located on the head Of Paradise
gulch. r.nr
Miss Smith is = resident Of Crested
Butte and while Terre Haute b Ia
menting her loss we ara to be con-
graduated to cfaim her q resident OF
our town.
G. H, Judd and Ed sorrell started
to work assessments this week in Syl-
vanite basin Judd is feeling away up
since coming back from his Grand
river trip:
P. F. Ropell with some other par
ties have purchased the tax titles to
the Lead Chief, Durango, and other
we'll known good properties In the
Ruby district.
Henderson Fawcett of this place,
and Miss Mary Ann Richards of Coal
Creek, were married In Gunnison last
week. Miss Jennie Matzke and George
Fitzsimmons acted as witnesses.
At the Democratic caucus Satur.
day night, James Hurley, A. Bray. Joe
Runnoe, S. b. Carroll, and Harry Wat
ters were selected as delegates to at
tend the convention in Gunnison next
Monday.
On the Roll or Honor at school we
note the names of Agnes Alexander,
Mary Alexander, Mary Broderick, Bes-
sic Estes, Fred Jarvis. Daisy Metzler,
Crane Hornstein. Jessie Angus, Mag
gle Alexander, Sarah Benson, Gale
Estes, Royals Jarvis, Josie Miner, Ag-
mes Penman, and Urias Williams.
Miss Sylvia Smith, who went to
Colorado last juno, will remain in
that state during the winter. This
will cause disappointment among the
Epworth League people. as Miss
Smith was one of their strongest
workers and had earned the reputa-
ton of being one Of the finest essay
lists in the organization. She was
one of the delegates that represented
the League at DePauw University last
May.-Terre Haute, Ind, Gazette
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