The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-07-28

|
plowed land, the balance grazing,
Cottonwood trees. On the Grand
river, free water, enough for 100
acres Land all underlaid with coal,
Garfield mine close by. Nice for
dairy. Enough hay for IL head of
stock. Can sell all produce at Grand
Junction. Price $4,000, $1,000 down,
balance payments. Write August
Miller, Palisades, Colo. or John
Heuchemer, Crested Butte, Colo. st
Last week Barney Serafini pur-
chased from Gus Hatzes his residence
on Whiterock avenue and on Sunday
moved in from his ranch on Cement
creek. Gus is leaving soon for his
native home in Greece. Mr.. Serafini
has leased his ranch to Fred Frost,
who moved his family out Sunday.
Mrs. Susie Miller and son Lewis,
with friend, VIM. Weiss, of Chicago,
motored in from Gunnison Tuesday
afternoon to make arrangements for
the removal of the remains of little
Helen Hazelhurst from this cemetery
to ore ir Gunnison. Mr.. Weiss will
return Thursday to do the WON
Mrs. McAllister, of Denver, is Wis
iting at the Anton DAMN ranch at
Jacks Cabin. With Mrs. DAMN aid
Mrs. Ferguson she spent Friday in
Crested Butte, renewing old acquaint-
ances. Mr. McAllister was superin-
tendent at the c. F. & I. mine here
for number of years. .
Curtis Morrow and George Adams
made trip to Marble last Saturday.
They rode over, alright, but on the
way home their horses get away from
them and they had to walk home
Better luck next time. boys.
Mrs. P. j. Morgan and sons. George
and William, Mrs. Fred Miller and
daughter Ramona, and Dick Allen
formed merry party who motored
to Somerset en- Wednesday, They
returned on Thursday.
A number of men from here went
to Gunnison on Friday and on Satur-
day nights to take in the ball and the
i initiation. Several from here were
initiated on Saturday evening.
M. A. Pennington, Ginger Linton,
and two other gentlemen, came in
Thursday and went on to Irwin at
which place they are intersteed in
mining
Mr.. 7. C. Clayton was in town from
Gunnison Sunday Mr.. Clayton is to
be superintendent of our schools the
looming term.
Mike Perko is sporting around in
a fine new Dodge, which Joe Faus-
some brought up from Gunnison for
him Monday.
Tuesday Messrs. NJ E. Somerville
and j. M. Page went down the valley
to see about getting some mules for
the mines.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. lIirdman and
Mrs. A. w. Bailey motored to Gunni
son on Wednesday. They returned the
seme day.
FOR SALE:-Hamilton- Baldwin pi-
ano. Reasonable price. Inquire Jessie
B. Logic, Gunnison, Colo. 33-2t
Johnnie O'Neill went over to the
| ,.ooJ oor,,> ,,o,,, raor Co,rarsa+ 1fov
day morning to cook for the men.
William Manley, Sr. was an arrival
on last Saturdays train. Mrs. Man.
ley came in the day before.
O. N. Aasterud and family left
Saturday via auto for their new home
at Vineland, near Pueblo.
Mrs. Geo. James and son came in
from Pueblo Friday. They will spend
the summer here.
R. L. Dick, the popular piano tuner
from Canon City, was in Crested
Butte Thursday
w w. Fluallen, ]. M. and Frank
Beals of Paonia, were visitors in our
city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gavette were
visitors in town from Gunnison Tues
day.
Ed Irwin and AL Arnold. of Smith
Hill, spent the week end in town.
Two families are camped on the
fiat in front of the school house.
The Pershing was the only mine to
work here Friday. ~
4 Ralph Neesham was in town from