The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1921-07-07

Denver wednesday Tor an Inspection
of the mines here. Accompanying
him was Mr.. ]. M. Page, who came in
to take the position of General Super
intendent of the Smith Anthracite
and Bulkley mines, Mr. P. G. Elder
having resigned. Mr.. Elder is leav-
ing shortly for an auto trip over the
state before going on to his home in
Pennsylvania. s W
The many friends Of Mrs. E. E.
Kanzler were indeed glad to see her
here for the Fourth. She came over
from the Muddy with party of
friends Saturday. Mr.. Kanzler is in
Denver hospital but hopes to be
home soon.
The Geo. Miller family went over
to Salida last Saturday and in re-
turning, broke an axle on Monarch
Pass, SO Mrs. Miller and the children
came in on Tuesdays train while Mr..
Miller came on later in the car.
Sheldon Watt, son of the Rev. ].
Craig Watt, is a guest at the Elk
Mountain Hotel, having arrived from
Clifton, Arizona last week. He will
be employed at Smith Hill when work
is resumed at that place.
Mrs. Jane Richardson with her two
children, came in from Trinidad Sat-
urday and will remain here for some
time. Mrs. Richardson was formerly
Miss Jane Clark and is sister of Mrs.
Lawrence Snyder.
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A merry crowd composed of Mes
danes Fred sGulliford, Eph Bailey,
James Gardiner, Lawrence Beitler,
and Felix Ruggera spent Friday in
Gunnison. They went down in the
Gulliford sedan.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCarrol of Florence,
have been spending the past week in
Crested Butte. They have recently
rented the little building which was
formerly occupied by Geo. Miller as
shoe shop.
Mrs. j. S. Afford came in last Sat
urday. The doctor has been here
about three weeks and they will now
occupy one of the new bungalows
which was built by the C. F. & I. Co.
last fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Gingrich, Mr..
and Mrs. Haga, and Mrs. Pace, all of
Crawford, came thru, via auto, to
spend the Fourth and visit their
friends, the Morrows.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Mills and Mrs.
Sillsby moved out to the ranger sta
tion on Cement creek Tuesday. They
expect to be in town every few days
this summer.
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Zilba Hay
maker with Earl Gentry, came over
from Taylor river and the latter went
on to Smith Hill where he will be
employed.
William Dunn, Mrs Donaher, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Donaher, came in,
via auto, Tuesday, and went on to
Smith Hill where they will again re-
side.
Mrs. Edith Gitzhoffer came in Sat-
urday from Denver, for visit with
her children, who are staying with
their auntie, Mrs. A i. Jaynes.
| no.,y< ,~5,r Ia<<ar baodo opvoIopou
bill heads, etc. before asking us for
prices. We will make you the right
price on any piece of work.
DIR. Hunters family arrived Wednes-
day, via auto, from Delta, and imme-
diately went on to Irwin where they
will spend the summer.
Mrs. Maggie Braswell and children,
also Carville McWillams of Gunni-
son, were guests of relatives here
over the Fourth.
VIM. Angus, Jr, j. H. Angus, Geo.
L. Neesham, and Clyde Campbell were
here for over the Fourth from Somer-
set.
Mrs. Alb Kerr and two children,
came in from Palisade Tuesday for
i a visit with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Pete Morasco, nee Lucy Chiodo,
came in from Grand Junction Sunday
for visit with relatives.
Steve Bursich was fined $40 and
cost, making $21 in all, for speeding,
Friday evening.
DIR. A. Taylor, who has been spend
ing some time in Denver, arrived
home Sunday.