The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-01-27
Local and Personal

Mrs. NJ j. Boyle came in on last
Thursdays train
A. L. Mills returned home from
Gunnison Wednesday,
Frank Buster is in town from over
on the Perry Bros. ranch.
P. G. Elder returned home from
short business trip to Denver
Wednesday.
The Bulkley mine is to resume ope-
rations again this week after cou-
pie of weeks idleness.
John McCosker arrived home
Wednesday. He has been spending
some time in Gunnison-
Mike Fisher made a business trip
down to the Eccher section house
Wednesday of last week q
Jos. Faussone went to Glacier
Thursday to serve some papers on a
man by the namo Of Frock.
Chas. Henderson, an employee at
the Bulkley mine for several months,
left for Denver Wednesday,
w. H. Whalen returned hcme from
Denver Sunday where he attended
the Good Roads convention.
Mrs. John Heuchemer went over to
Sargent Thursday for short visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Rule Waters.
Mr.. W. F. Bragg. Sociological work
er for the C. F. & l. company came in
last Thursday, remaining several
days
Mrs. w. S. Bailey and children
spent several days of last week in
town as guests at the Thos. Mcneil
home
Geo. Spehar took his little daugh-
ter to Gunnison Wednesday to have
bad tooth out. They returned home
Thursday.
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The Ladies' Aid members were de-
lightfully entertained by Mrs. Adams
and Mrs. Benson at the home of the
latter on Thursday afternoon, Jan 20.
John and Martin Conforti came
down from Smith Hill Sunday and
left Monday for Boulder where they
will spend the remainder of the win
ter.
Mr.. Angelo Welch, who was so bad
ly injured on the railroad near Smith
breaker last week, and taken over to
Salida hospital, is getting along
nicely.
The force was cut at Smith Hill
last week and the mine is not work
ing the early part of this week. on
account of repairs being made at the
breaker.
Martin Trainer. who had his leg
broken just above the ankle, in an
accident at. the c.. F. & I. mine Thurs
day, was, taken over to Minnequa hes
pital Friday.
A number of the men were down
from Smith Hill Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday. They returned to the Hill
Tuesday evening, to be ready for work
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Edith Wilson who has been
cooking for Mrs. Haymaker at Smith
Hill for some time, departed Thurs
day for Denver, having resigned her
position at the Hill.
The hams and cigars were distrib-
uted to the C. F. & l. employees Sat-
urday evening after which a free
dance was given at the City Hall. a
large crowd attending and a good
time reported by all.
A letter received from Jackson
Mooney states that they are now To-
Gated at 104 Dudley Ave., Venice,
California, and wishes the Pilot to be
sent to that address. He says there
is scme difference in Crested Butte
and Venice climate.
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