The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-15


Mrs. E. S. Long was visitor from
Smith Hill Friday.
Miss Irene Kerr came home from
Palisades Thursday.
Morgan's road gang is busy at work
again on the Crested Butte-Somerset
road.
Melvin Ivy came over flom Pitkin
Friday to cut timber for 7. Y. Miller
at Smith Hill.
Jack Ryan motored over to the
road camp, near the Horse ranch,
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Susie Miller came up on the
train Wednesday to bury the Reno
baby who died the day before.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Wilson spent
several days of last week with Mrs.
Wilson's parents at Paonia. S
Mrs. Bertha Rouse, sister of Mrs.
Hall who cooks at the Bulkley, has
been on the sick list but is getting
better.
]. L. McGruder is busily at work
unwatering the Independent for
Judge ]. M. Stiles of Charlestown.
w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Mooney and
M,-
to Irwin Sunday morning to spend
the day.
N. W. Hartman, who has been quite
i'll at the Elk Mountain Hotel, is i'm
proving rapidly. Mrs. Hartman is in
town with him.
Grouse season opens Thursday, Sep
tember 18th, and lasts until October
1st. A number from here plan to be
out the first day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Roberts and chill
dren left last Friday morning, via
auto. for Clifton, Colorado, to visit
Mrs. Roberts sister
Gilbert Welch, who has been enjoy
ing city life in Denver for the past
several weeks, arrived home Sunoav.
He will attend high school here.
Mrs c. L. Ross left Saturday for
Denver, where the family will reside
this winter. Mrs. Jessie Kerr, Mrs.
Ross mother, will go down soon.
Saturday evening Joe Glenzo, Tony
Rozman, Joe and Tony Yoklavich
went over to Somerset in William
Bakers Ford to take in the ball
game.
Mrs. Laurel Spann came up from
Jacks Cabin Saturday to take down
Mrs. Geo. Boyer, who will visit at the
Spann ranch before returning to her
home in Denver.
Last week we forgot to send in an
item which was handed to us. 1t was
a fine boy, who arrived at the home
,of Mr.. and Mrs. John Future on Sum
day. September a.
George Morgan departed for Dem
yer last Wednesday where he will at
tend the Automotive Electrical
school. Dick Allen took him as far
as Gunnison in the Buick.
w. l.. johnson arrived home from
Denver Saturday to take the place Of
Tony DAMN with the Ross Coal Co.
Tony is leaving this week for Boul-
der to attend the University.
Mrs. E. M. Russ and parties from
Canon City went up to Irwin Sunday
morning by auto. The gentlemen
went on over to the Bullion King to
examine the vein of that once fa-
nous mine.
The U. C. church choir presented
Mrs. E. o. Wilson with beautiful
silver pie knife in appreciation OF
her work. Mrs. Wilson has had
charge of the music for several years
and left Sunday for her new home at
Rockvale.
Mrs. Geo. James, who went to Pu.
eblo some time since to ship her fur.
niture to Crested Butte, returned
Sunday. They will occupy the E. o
Wilson home while Mr.. ]. NJ Page
willoccupy the Benton house in which
the James family has been living
Mrs. Geo. Boyer left Saturday fol-
Jacks Cabin where she will visit {
few days and then go to Gunnison
Mr.. Boyer will meet her in Colorado
Springs and they will also spend {
few days in that city before return
ing home to Denver. Floyd Chapel
accompanied his sister over from tht