The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-07-22
Local and Personal

MI. sloan came in from Gunnison
Sunday.
Mrs. Wilson, friend of Mrs. Pc
teruff, is cooking at the hotel.
Beldon Bush was in town from his
ranch on Cement Creek Saturday.
J. L. McGruder and George Sorrel
were in town from Irwin Saturday.
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A. B. Arnold, of Smith Hill, came
down from that place Saturday eve-
ming.
Miss Isabelle O'Neil came in via
auto Saturday morning to visit her
mother
Harry Gibbs came down from Ir-
win Friday and spent several days
in town.
Mrs James Barrett and children
Montana.
Thos. Mcneil has purchased the
Bill Williams property occupied by
Wood Porter.
George Andreatta has been spend
ing the past week on his homestead
near Jacks Cabin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton DAMN and Mrs.
George Andreatta motored in for sup.
plies Saturday evening.
Schuyler Hodgson came down from
Irwin Wednesday and went to Gun
nison to take in the doings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurel Spann, with
Mrs. Will Spann motored up from
Jacks Cabin Saturday morning.
7. C. Mathewson, Mrs. Daisy Young
and Barclay Embree were Irwin folks
who took in Cattlemen's Day at Gun
nison.
Mrs. John Buchanan came up from
Gunnison on Fridays train, having
gone down in Phil Handy's car the
day before.
Miss Maggie Gullowich went to
Gunnison on Wednesday last to help
during Cattlemen's Day rush at La
Veta Hotel.
Mrs. Julia voss Miller and little
daughter of Denver, are visiting rel
atives here, having come in on Sat
urday's train.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McIlwee depart
ed for their home in Cripple Creek
Sunday, after having spent couple
of weeks in and around our city.
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William Headley surprised his
mother Thursday evening when he
arrived home from Wyoming, where
he has spent the last few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rule Waters, who
attended the Cattlemen's ball at Gun
nison, came up ON Friday to visit
Mrs. Waters parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Heuchemer.
Reece and John Carlisle, old timers
of this vicinity, were renewing old
acquaintance around town last week,
having come over from their ranch
near Debeque by auto Thursday.
Miss Katie Danni who has been Wis
iting her parents for the past two
weeks, left Friday for Gunnison to
visit her friend Mrs. Myers. She left
Gunnison for Denver the following
day.
Most everyone we believe attended
Cattlemen's Days, one day or another.
Our town was deserted most of the
time. They all enjoyed themselves
to the fullest extent, most especially
those who attended the ball.
Mr.. Faussone is having the inte-
rior of the Princess Theatre reno
vated. d. ]. Applegate and helper
are doing the work. The ceiling will
be raised two feet, new entrance
made and the machine raised.
The James Gardiner Family moved
Sunday from the Mcintyre house on
Maroon avenue to the old Byouk res
idence on Sopris avenue. John Nc
Intyre and children will occupy their
house now, Mr. Mcintyre having been
changed from Smith Hill to the
Bulkley mine below town.
Annie Kapushion, whose thirteenth
birthday was Sunday, July 18th, in
vitej seven girls to an afternoon
party. The girls thoroughly enjoyed
themselves playing games after which
lunch was served. The guests were
Rose Verzuh, Annie Hughes, Lille
Hughes, Ruby Headly, Marie Beitler,
Leo Steinberg and Agnes Kapushion.