The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-11-10
20 YEARS AGO
Copied from the Files of the Elk
Mountain Pilot
November IL, 19O1l

A'~
November 12, 1901
E. L. Norris has resigned his posi-
tion at the Augusta
Pat Bowling departed today for Mt.
Ayr, Iowa, to remain for the winter.
Clyde Hill has accepted employ
ment on the Forest Queen for the
winter.
Mrs. j. w. Blakemore departed Mon
day for Lexington, Nebr, to spend
the winter.
Perry Layton is over from his An
thracite creek ranch securing sup
plies for the winter.
John Macbeth, organizer of the w.
o. w. is here for the purpose Of
forming camp of that order.
R. R. Kelly moved his family down
from Irwin Monday and will conduct
the City Restaurant in the future.
w. E. Bragg arrived from Stark
vile Monday to succeed Mr.. Snod-
grass as clerk for the c. F. 6 1. Co.
Miss Belle Wilson will arrive from
Sterling soon to take charge of the
ladies' and children's department of
the Colorado Supply company store.
MI ]. Boyle has purchased from B.
w. Snodgrass his residence on Third
street and will occupy the same as
soon as it is vacated by the Snodgrass
family.
The marriage of Ralph Neesham
and Miss Annie Little will take place
on December 18th. Another of our
popular young couples will also be
wed next month.
i Mrs. Mary Kelly died at her home
in this city Saturday morning at the
age of rs years. She leaves one
daughter and seven sons to mourn
her death. The daughter, Mrs. John
McQuade, and three sons, Thomas, Ter
renee and Barney live here Funeral
services were conducted at the Catho-
lie church Monday afternoon.
Saturday evening last was the scene
of merry gathering at the City Hall,
the occasion being the mask party
| given ny L iOl. otlIChlCI W tIlc IlleIu-
bers of the Grammar department of
our school. Among the noteworthy
characters represented were Bessie
Miner and Mabel Songer as Ladies of
Japan" Annie Schneider as MAUD
Muller" Edna Olney as Goddess of
Liberty" Edna Rockefeller and Ame-
liza Gibson as Flower Girls" Ethel
Benson as Fairy Queen" Marie
Patchen as Mother Goose" Lizzie
Benson as "Sister of Charity" and
Hattie Decker as western Girl"
The boys, too, came in for their share
of the praise; Little Boy Blue" 'The
Baker," 'The Sailor Lads" and clowns
were all there. Edith Charter as
"Highland Lassie" took the prize.
Light refreshments were served and
promptly at ten o'clock p. m. the
party dispersed
Culled From the Files OF the
Pitkin Miner.
Miss Edna Arheart was Gunnison
visitor
w. H. Eckbert was visitor at the
county seat.
Dave Walker and family moved up
to Halls gulch.
Little Alma Norwood was taken to
Gunnison and was critically i'll.
Miss Oney Combs was building a
new home on Lower Main street.
r. r. Williams was in Salida visit
ing C. W. Winslow who was very ill
there.
Miss Mary Carson and Tom L. Bal
ley were married in Buena Vista, and
went to Vulcan to live.
The following county officers were
elected at the election: Commission
er, j. M. Custer, democrat; Clerk, j.
f. Brothers, democrat; Treasurer, S.
L. Whipp, republican,; Assessor, P. ].
Hurley, democrat; Sheriff, VIM. Wat
son, republican; Judge, Geo. Hether-
! ington, democrat; Supt. of Schools
Fannie Burnett, democrat; Surveyoc,
w. H. Eckbert, democrat; Coroner,
H. F. Lake, ST., democrat.
State OF Ohio. City of Toledo.
Lucas County IS.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of +. j.
Cheney & Co.. doing business in the City
of Toledo County and State aforesaid.
ONE ON Mi HuNDRED nd DoLIARs s"f for D' each h
and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use Of HALLS GATARRH