The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-08-11

last week were Dan Switzerland and
daughter, j. P. Voss, Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix Young and two children and
Mrs. Lovett and son. They left for
home Monday, except Mrs. Young and
Mrs. Lovett, the latter lady having a
very sick child. They are at the
home of Mrs. Sarah Campbell, where
Mrs. Afford is taking care of the
child. These two ladies are better
known in Crested Butte as the Misses
Agnes and Mary Shaw, who made
their home here for a number of
years.
Our base ball team journeyed over
the hills, by auto, to Somerset and
on to Hotchkiss where they played
ball on Saturday, the score being IA
to in favor of Crested Butte. Sum
day they went to Delta and another
game was played with that city's
team. This time our boys were not
so successful, the score being to 9
in favor of Delta.
Mrs. Bertha Rouse, whose home is
in Vancouver, Wash, came in Friday
from Seattle She is sister of Mrs.
Ella Hall, who is cooking at the
Bulkley mine. Mrs. Rouse will spend
the winter here and Mrs. Hall will
take a months rest in the near fu-
ture.
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home of Mrs. E. G. Gladstone last
Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Sarah Camp
bell being assistant hostess. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. A. L.
Mills at the Ranger station on Ce-
ment creek.
Miss Annie Mulch came in Sunday
from Butte, Montana, and will spend
month at the home of her uncle,
Martin Mulch. Miss Mulch attended
school here until several years ago
when the family moved to Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Hudson, with
their daughter, Mrs. Maribel Bu-
chanan, left Thursday morning for
their home at Morley, Colo. Mrs.
Buchanan will leave there shortly for
her future home at Helper, Utah.
Mrs. Fred Gulliford went to Gun
nison Tuesday morning, taking down
Mrs. Felix Ruggera and Mrs. James
Gardiner. They had an accident near
Comstock hill in which an axle on
| the scar was broken
The Wiley Comedy Co. left here
Sunday morning for Somerset over
the new road. If these parties can
make the trip over there, most any
car or vehicle should be able to get
over.
Max Bazz took several ladies down
to the dance at Almont Saturday
night They were Mrs. Daisy Hub
bard, Mrs. Jane Poulk, Mrs. Christina
Kilcoyne and Miss Ernestine Welch.
Saturday Mrs. P. J. Morgan, Mrs.
Warren Adams, Geo. Morgan and
Dick Allen went over to Big Bear
ranch, thence on to Somerset. They
reported delightful trip.
Mrs. John Shaw, mother of Mrs.
Lovett, and Felix Young have been
summoned to the bedside of the little
Lovett child, and expected in today,
Wednesday,
The Alex Clark, Joe Beitler and
Felix Ruggero families returned
khome Sunday evening from two
weeks camping trip on Taylor river.
Mrs. William johnson, with her
daughters, Mrs. Roy Ten Eyck and
Miss Ethel johnson arrived home
Sunday from trip to Denver
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Saturday morning James Snyder
and John Wieland, with Mrs. w. E.
Holmes, left for trip to Somerset,
returning the same evening
George Morgan and Dick Allen
have gone over to the Hildenbrand
ranch, near Mt Carbon, to help put
up hay for about ten days.
Mrs. Harry Ruff, who is taking
rest in Denver, writes home that she
is feeling fine and has gained seven
pounds in two weeks.
F. R. Slaveus and wife of Denver,
were in our city Tuesday. Mr.. Sla-
veus is connected with the D. & r.
G. railroad company.
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Miss Kathrine DAMN is spending
her vacation with her parents here,
having come in on the late extra
Friday evening.
The Crested Butte base ball team
expects to play ball with Somerset
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