The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-06-30
Local and Personal

Mrs. P. ]. Morgan returned home
from Salida Tuesday.
Walter Haymaker was in town
from Gunnison Tuesday.
Joe Bush went down to Mipnequa
hospital last Thursday for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Bergman and
children were in from Hillside ranch
Tuesday.
Mrs. Sara Thompson spent Sunday
here with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Nc
Williams.
Mr.-and Mrs. John Moberly and Mrs.
Henry Steinberg were visitors in
Gunnison Sunday.
Mrs. Susie Miller was up from Gun
nison Monday afternoon to prepare
the Fisher child for burial.
The families of ]. W. Roberts and
Frank Fisher spens Sunday camping
and fishing 10 Taylor River.
DIR. and Mrs Rockefeller, with Mrs.
Mary A. Lawrence were visitors from
Gunnison Wednesday of last week.
Johnnie O'Neill has been spending
the past week with friends here, hav-
ing come in from Gunnison on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ten Eyck and
baby, who have spent the winter in
Fremont County came in on Sundays
train.
Chas. Robinson and wife were ar
rivals from Sawtelle, California, last
Wednesday. Out here to enjoy the
summer once again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moberly, with Mrs.
Geo. McWilliams and little nephew,
Joseph Thompsona motored to Gunni-
son Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. M, J. Boyle and son, William,
came home from Denver last We'd
nesday, where the latter has attend
ed school the past term.
The bucking contest on the Fourth
will be lively affair. Ten horses
and regular bucking saddle have
been secured for the event.
Tony DAMN, with his mother, Mrs.
Joe DAMN and sister Mrs. Geo. Andre
alta and her two children were in
town from Jacks Cabin Saturday.
FOR SALE OR TRADE FRUIT
AND VEGETABLE LANDS. What
have you to trade? S. BROWN, Flor
ence, Colo. 29-5t
Miss Ella C. Bake, of Denver, was
in our city Friday, arranging for the
sale of the Christmas seals and tags
for the Colorado Anti-Tubercular So
ciety.
Samuel Mosher, Jr.,. surprised his
mother about midnight Friday at
which time he arrived from Taft,
California. He will remain here for
the present.
Every morning for over week large
herds of cattle have been driven
through here to Craze in the forests
near Gothic and Pittsburg. Makes
one wonder where they all come from,
o. F. Thomas drove over from Goth
ic last Wednesday to meet Mr.. and
Mrs. S. E. Day, who came up on the
train from Gunnison and went on
over to Gothic in which district they
will do mining this summer.
Saturday evening crowd composed
of Mr. and Mrs. w. X. Coolidge, Mrs.
Herman Toof and children, Miss Nam
ME George and Mr.. P. G. Elder mo-
tored over to Taylor River where they
camped and fished until Sunday eve
ming.
Peter, the seven year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter R. Fisher, died at
the family home here Monday morn
ing at about six o'clock a. m. Death
was caused from the after effects of
diphtheria. Another child of this fam
lily is quite ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Evans and child
rem, also brother of Mr.. Evans, ar
rived here Tuesday by auto. They
have spent the past month with rela-
tives in Iowa and were on their way
home to Delta. They were guests at
the L. G. Espey home while here.
The large caterpillar truck, which
was thought to have been lost in the
Pueblo food, arrived safely Monday
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