The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-02-24


inero Saturday on business.
Mrs. L. w. Mullen caem up from
lola to attend the Fireman's ball.
Herman Hudler of Ohio City, made
visit to the county seat this week.
Peter Peterson was up from Sapi-
nero Sunday, returning Monday morn
ing.
Pete Reiss came up from lola Tues
day evening to attend the Fireman's
ball.
Mildred Stevens came up from lola
Tuesday evening for few days visit
in town.
Everett Lowe and Jack Coughil
were up from lola Wednesday, on
business.
Mrs. Jess Leonard came down from
Doylevile Wednesday for visit with
relatives.
Charlie Mergelman has been having
siege of the flu but is reported all
right again.
Grover Carpenter came up from Ce-
bolla Tuesday evening, returning
Wednesday.
Lawrence Smith came in from the
saw mill Friday evening, returning
Sunday morning
Lewis Easterly made a trip to the
Lake Fork Saturday on business, re
turning Monday evening.
The six-weeks-old baby Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John McLain of Ohio City died
Tuesday morning of pneumonia.
Mrs. VIM. Bray left on Tuesday eve
ning's train for Pueblo and Denver
to visit a few weeks with her daugh-
tiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mergelman
were down from Jacks Cabin shop
ping Friday and Saturday of last
week
NJ. Caswell and wife, accompanied
by Miss Lola Patton left Sunday
morning for Grand Junction for
few days visit.
DR.. Macintosh made professional
visit to patient in Sapinero Sunday
who is suffering from erysipelas. He
returned the same evening.
Mrs. James Ogden of Almont, and
: small son came down on the Motor
car Sunday morning to take the west
bound train for visit at Somerset.
Elmer Chinery has been having tie
prevailing trouble, flu, for the past |
week, in his case the head being
afflicted At present he is improving.
Hon. C. H. Cowan returned from
Denver Sunday morning and spent
the day and Monday visiting his fam
lily and meeting his constituents. He
left for Denver again Monday evening.
Helen Blackstock, County Supt. of
Schools. went up to Crested Butte
last Sunday to visit the schools in
that thriving town. This will be her
first official visit to any of the county
schools.
Blackwell must have intentions of
attending church while in Denver.
He has made inquiry, and knows
wltch church is able to get the larg-
est whiskey .permits.-Crawford
Chronicle.
w. II. Allen came back from Mont
rose last Friday and Sunday morning
went on up to Crested Butte. Henry
says Gunnison county is good enough
for him even if we have more snow
than Montrose.
f'rain 315 was about one hour and
thirty-five minutes late last Sunday
due to broken axel on the mail car
wfic hapepned just this side of Mar
shall Pass. All the mail had to be
put in the smoker and express cars
and the damaged car set out on a side |
track.
Mrs. VIM. Richardson accompanied
her daughter. Mrs. Mamie Palmer
and the two babies to Sargent Tues
day evening, where they will stay two
or three days with Mrs. Ed Lindsey
then Mrs. Richardson will go as far
as Denver with Mrs. Palmer on her
way home to Casper. Wyoming.
The Fireman's Annual Ball at La
Veta Hotel on the night of the 22d,
was n grand success. A large crowd
assembled early and enjoyed them
selves until after midnight, to the
fine rnusic of tho lay MilIar or-nhonA..