The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-06-03

A farewell dance and supper was
given at Smith Hill boarding house
last Saturday night in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. James Hare, who are leaving
shortly for Washington and Canada.
A large crowd went up from here and
they all report most enjoyable time.
Delicious ice cream, cake and coffee
were served at midnight after which
the merry throng indulged in dancing
until morning. The members of the
U. M. w. of A. on the Hill presented
Mr.. Hare with beautiful watch val
ued at $165.
The James Barrett family moved
down from the Hill Tuesday. Mrs.
Barrett and Mildred went on out to
her father, Matthew Stob's, ranch to
spend a few davs before leaving for
the coast. The family will visit Port
land, Oregon, and Seattle, Washing
ton, then later may return to Colo
RADIO.
Joe Ingham moved into the Runnoe
bachelor quarters Wednesday morn
ing and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack McWil-
liams will occupy the little cottage
near the school, vacated by Joe. Mr..
McWilliams is to be janitor of the
school the coming term.
Mrs. George N Hubbard with her
son Norton and daughter, Mrs. Ray
Higgins, came in Tuesday from Tus-
con, Arizona, and will spend the
summer in our city. Mrs. Higgins
will be remembered here as Miss
Ruth Blakemore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Bailey and little
sons were arrivals from Denver Mon
day. They left Immediately for the
S. G. Bottenfield> ranch but expect to
take over the Elmer Bottenfield place
for the summer.
Work was resumed at the Bulkley
mine below town Tuesday morning.
June 2, when number of men were
put on to complete the tramway.
Jackson Mooney has charge Of the
carpenter gang.
Mrs. Jack Mcintyre was brought
down from Smith Hill Monday morn
ing and is at the home of her mother,
Mrs. William Snyder. Mrs. Mcintyre
has been quite i'll but is some better
at this time.
Sam Messenger and Carl Dohlman
have resigned their positions at Smith
Hill and left Wednesday for Baldwin.
They will visit there for some time
before going on to Denver.
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Young trout to the number of 10000
came in from the Pitkin hatchery on
Mondays train. They were distrib-
uted in the streams between Crested
Butte and Anthracite.
Mrs. w. ]. Doig, with Miss Lillian
Doig and Mrs. Gladstone of Denver,
motored in from Gunnison Monday
and spent the day with relatives.
Mrs. Frank DAMN and son Marko,
departed Sunday for Denver to visit
Miss Katie DAMN. They will return
home with c. L. Ross in his car.
Mrs. George McWilliams arrived
Sunday from Clifton, where she has
spent the past year with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Benson.
James Barrett has resigned his po-
sition with the Anthracite Coal Co.
and Rudolph Sneller is driving the
team to and from the Hill.
Miss May Kellerer and Mrs. Earl
Evans were Gunnisonites who took
in the big doings at Smith Hill last
Saturday night.
Ernest Broadhurst, Albert Barrett,
James Barrett, Dick Gardiner and
Fred Dohlman were in town from the
Hill Monday.
Miss Isabelle ONeill came up from
Gunnison in the Doig car Monday
morning, to spend the day with her
parents.
P. G. Elder arrived in our city
from Walsenburg Monday, having
come through in a big Buick.
Dick Gardiner, Joe Glenzo and Ru-
dolph Sneller were Smith mine visi-
tors in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Eric Johnson and Mr..
and Mrs. Ritter and children picniced
at Almont Sunday.
Mrs. c. S. Bergman departed Mon
day for Pueblo to visit her son.
Mrs. John Rosich returned home
from Bowie Tuesday.
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