The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-05-05
Local and Personal
E. o. Wilson is driving his fine,
new -Moon" car around.

VIM. Griffith was called in to the
head office at Pueblo Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Faussone went 20
Denver for visit last Thursday.
20
Max Bazz came lin from Gunnison
Monday to vote at the school election.
Bill heads, letter heads. envelopes.
cards. etc. printed at the Pilot office.
Mrs. Lillian Campbell substituted
in the fourth grade for Miss Downing
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Danni were
callers from Jacks Cabin Tuesday
evening.
A hard Times dance was given at
the City Hall on Friday evening,
April 30.
Bill Bailey spent the weekend with
his parents here, returning to Gunni-
son Sunday.
DIR. E. M. Russell was called in from
Gunnison Monday to see the West
Bailey baby.
John Moberly returned from Pueblo
Monday. He states that Mrs. Moberly
is some better.
j. S. Edwards is the new engineer
from Gunnison, taking the place of
Paul Nordstrom.
Judge McDougal made a business
trip to our city Friday, returning to
Gunnison Saturday.
John Moberly went down to Pueblo
last week to see his wife who is still
at Minnequa hospital.
Mrs. William Manley, Jr., and baby
returned home Monday after having
spent several days in Gunnison.
The Rev. Glenn Davies of Gunnison,
delivered an interesting sermon at
Jacks Cabin school house last Sunday.
FOR SALE-Team of mares, wagon
and harness. Apply to Mrs. R. A.
Young, Crested Butte, Colo 2o-2t
Miss Irene Kerr came home from
Gunnison Thursday, having discon-
continued her school work in that
city.
Miss Florence villotti is enjoying a
visit from her friends, the Misses
Emma Nardine and Evelyn Rallie of
Telluride.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Nordstrom and
children departed on Mondays train.
Mr.. Nordstrom expects to go on the
Lake City run.
DIR. Angus Taylor returned home
from Denver Friday, where he attend
ed the funeral of his <father-in-law,
Mr.. d. v. Miner.
Mrs. Edith Wilson, who has been
cooking for Mrs. Haymaker at Smith
Hill, came down Saturday and took
the noon train for Pueblo.
John Wieland drove Earl Evans car
to Gunnison Sunday, Miss Anna
Downing going down to make ar
rangements for the funeral of little
Charlie Evans.
Mrs. John Murphy has taken the
Smith Hill boarding house. With Mr..
Murphy, Miss Hermine Scohy and Mrs.
Diletta Montague, she went up on
Saturdays train.
Mrs. Geo. Schaefer and Mrs. Her.
man Voss entertained the Ladies' Aid
Society at the church Thursday after
noon. A number of ladies were pres
ent and very pleasant afternoon re-
ported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zilba Haymaker went
up to Smith Hill Friday to prepare
for moving their belongings from
that place. Mr.. Haymaker expects
to work his mining claims over on
Spring creek this summer.
Quite large crowd attended the
play Deacon Dubbs", last Thursday
evening at the Princess theatre.
Those present enjoyed it immensely.
There is some talk of presenting this
play in Gunnison in the near future.
A good time is in store for the
school children at the end Of school
which we know they will all enjoy.
The P. 7. A. is planning to have Field
Day on Friday, May "a. the last day
of school. when there will be pa
rade. races, vaulting contests, ETC.,
with picnic dinner. Balloons. whist
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