The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-10-20

Blanche Schierenbeck and brother,
Bill Doyle, were visitors Sunday.
Bob Kyle journeyed down from his
abode on Green mountain Tuesday.
Mrs A. Plewis was a passenger to
Gunnison for a few days, Monday.
Hugh Smith took his. mother to
Gunnison Tuesday to receive medical
attention
Ed Collard and Homer Flick each
brought in a buck during the recent
deer season.
Glen Dunlap is up from Gunnison
visiting Victor Erwin during his va
cation from High School
The two children of John Ficklin,
who were victims of scarlet fever,
are again attending school.
Fl ]. Gibbs and Geo. Smith went to
Salida last week and returned Sunday
bringing the Geo Smith family.
Misses Evelyn and Grace McCready
came home Saturday from Gunnison
to spend the week of vacation at
home.
The Norwoods took Helen Berryhill
to Gunnison Sunday, Miss Helen to be
employed at the Wilbur Curtis res
idence.
Mrs. j. F. Maneth is on the sick
| list this week; Mrs. A. l.. Pearson,
too, has had touch of the prevailing
throat trouble.
| Miss Pauline Nelson has invitations
out for party for the High School
girls who are home from Gunnison,
Thursday evening.
Henry Schultz and daughter Mary,
of Lodi, California, are expected
Wednesday, to spend short time Wis
iting the Pearsons.
Word from R. R. Williams, who is
in Denver for the winter, has been
received to the effect that his health
is greatly improved.
E. ]. Gibbs and George Smith left
to get Mrs. Smith and the children.
They returned Saturday.
X. E. Tillotson was in town few
hours Sunday. Considerable assess
ment work is being done on the Bon
Ton group of claims this fall.
Mr.and Mrs w. H. Corum are on
Grand Mesa, Mrs. Corum to spend
week roughing it, Mr.. Corum on bust
ness connected with the Hatchery
Mildred Pearson, Grace and Evelyn
McCready, and Irene Trickle are en-
joying a weeks vacation at home dur
ing the time that the G. c. H. S. is
closed.
T. S. Schonberg of Denver, Presi-
dent of the Tinchera Timber COM
pany, and Bob Anderson of Sargents,
Manager, were in town on business
Tuesday
Mrs. G. w. Linscott and little
daughter came in Wednesday to visit
few days with Mr.. l.. who has re-
turned from few days at Montrose
with home folks.
R. S. Anderson was in town Sunday,
looking after timber business for his
company. He was accompanied by
Robt. Parlin, who was shaking hands
with his many old Pitkin friends.
Bill Doyle and Glen Tribble of
Doyleville, are meditating motor
cycle trip to the coast Part of Mr..
Doyle's business in our city was the
purchasing of Frank Wallace's motor
cycle.
Pitkinites who brought in bucks,
not otherwise noted, were R. E. Fer
guson, ]. E. Ferguson, and Elmer
Wahl. 1t has been the good fortune
of many of the stay at-homes to re-
ceive generous portions of venison,
which have certainly been enjoyed
J. l.. Triokle made trip to Gun
nison Saturday for his daughter Irene,
who is attending high school there,
and who came home for the holiday
week given the school. Glen Dunlap
and Mildred Pearson accompanied
them also to spend the week at home.
George Williams made a trip to
Taylor park Wednesday, returning
the following day. He was accompa-
MED by B. F. Kanoble, who has spent
! the summer there. Bert was mem