The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-02-10

ill the past week.
Miss Katherine DAMN returned
home from Jacks Cabin Saturday.
Henry Elmer came over from Tay-
lor River Thursday, returning Friday.
H. H. Mccormack of Smith Anthra-
cite has been spending several days
in town.
P. G. Elder, who went to Gunnison
on business last Wednesday, returned
on Thursday.
Matt Malensek and Steve Krizman-
ich came up from Jacks Cabin on
Sundays train.
=, The Rotary came in Monday to
open up the Anthracite branch and
clear out the yards.
M. E. Somerville made business
trip to town from the Hill Saturday,
returning that afternoon.
Mrs. Edith Wilson is running the
boarding house at Smith Hill during
Mrs. Haymaker's absence.
The recent storm left. us with a
gocdly amount of snow. Beginning
to look like Crested Butte now.
If you favor government ownership
of the railroads write M. C. Chandler
412 Colorado Building. Washington,
D. C.
A social dance was given at the
City Hall Friday evening, a large
crowd attending and all reporting a
fine time.
T. Y. Miller moved his family from
Smith Hill down to the breaker Fri
day Mr.. Miller is now employed as
breaker boss.
M. j. Brown, who has been breaker
boss at the Smith Anthracite mine
for some months past, departed fol
Denver Saturday.
Mrs. John Roman, with her daugh-
ter, Miss Mary, departed Saturday
for Pueblo, where the latter will have
her tonsils removed.
A: B. Arnold, Arthur Gibbs, James
Gilchrist and William Coolidge have
been spending several days in town
while there was no work at the Hill.
Mrs. Zilba HAymaker took her lit
fIa so, down N Gurrioor Coturdou "
and may take him on to a lower al
titude if his health doesn't improve
Mr.. A. L. Mills went down to Jacks
Cabin on business connected with his
forestry work Monday. He will be
gone until the latter part of the
week.
Mrs. William Coolidge and children
were arrivals from Washington on
Thursday last. Mr.. Coolidge is en-
ployed at Smith Hill and came down
town to meet them.
Mrs. Fred Gulliford returned home
from Salida Wednesday. She had ac-
companied her sister-in-law, Mrs
Lawrence Beitler, to that city, where
the latter is to be operated as soon
as she is stronger.
Carl Bergman went down to Pueblo
Sunday and on Tuesday started with
his mother, Mrs. C. S. Bergman. sis.
ter, Miss Stella and brother Walter
I'm Chicago. where the family will
again make their home, Carl will
return soon
On Sunday morning, February 6,
fine 10 pound baby girl was born to
Mr.. and Herman Hutterman Of Bis
bee, Arizona. Mother and child are
getting along nicely. Mrs. Hutter-
man will be remembered here as Miss
Gladys Fitzpatrick.
In the Denver Times of Friday, we
noted a marriage license had been
issued to Mr.. John Montague of 3713
Larimer street, and Miss Dilletti Re
goni. Miss Regoni left Crested Butte
for Denver on Thursday IS train but
no one suspicioned she would be mar
ried so soon. However, we all join
in wishing the happy couple success.
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