The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-06-01


Mrs. Gofreddi and children, also the
Misses Margaret and Lucille Roberts
went over in the cars, the former to
eside and the two young ladies to
visit at the home of an aunt.
]. ]. Potter came up from Grand
Junction to take in Decoration Day
services and visit his son and other
relatives and friends. Mr.. Potter is
looking fine and says John Rockefel
Ter and Mr.. Bennett are also feeling
we'll and will be back from California
soon.
The Ladies' Aid society met last
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs Robt Alexander, Mrs. j. S. Al
ford being assistant hostess. A beau
tiful cut glass dish was presented to
a member, Mrs. A. L. Mills, who is
leaving this week for Denver
s VIM. A. Wiese is fixing up his new
store room in the Scott block in fine
shape for the reception of the new
stock of furniture now on the road
from the east. He expects it to be-
gin arriving soon.
Miss Mary Teak has resigned as
bookkeeper in the NJ R. Fisher store
and will attend summer school at
Gunnison this summer. She went to
that place to make necessary arrange
ments Wednesday,.
Mrs. Sarah Campbell is selling out
here preparatory to going to Califoi-
mia to be with her son Andrew, vino
has good position in that state. Pc
ter Campbell will occupy his mothers
house.
All the Australian societies marched
in uniform, to the, e,cemetery on Deco
ration day, where services were held.
Beautiful flowers were placed on most
all the graves on that day.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Roberts are SELL
ing their house, furniture and piano
preparatory to going to the southern
part of the state and perhaps on to
California before fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Voss and chill
dren, with Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hut
terman and baby, formed a merry
fishing party which spent Sunday on
Taylor river.
Prof. and Mrs. T. c. Clayton went
to Gunnison Saturday where they will
spend the summer. They have rented
one of the cottages on the Normal
Heights
Excellent music has been furnished
at the Princess theatre by different
ones for the past week or so. On
Sunday evening six piece orchestra
played
More people have taken Tanlac and
praised it than any other medicine in
the world. There's one reason only
merit. Sold by A. Taylor, local
dealer.
Tuesday Misses Minnie Gibson and
Mildred Miller, John Gibson and Mr..
md Mrs. Fred Miller spent the day
at Gunnison and Baldwin.
i Mr.. and Mrs Rule Waters came
over from Saguache Sunday for visit
with Mrs. Waters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Heuchemer.
In from the lower valley Wednes-
'sv were Mr. and Mrs. C. Sampson
and Mrs. G. H. Wise and daughter,
Mrs Hobson Turner.
Mrs. Topham clea ed about S26 on
he Cantata last week and the chill
dren voted to make their teacher a
present of same.
The W. A. Boyd family are packing
their furniture etc, preparatory to
leaving. Carl Dunsmoor has rented
the Boyd home
A number of friends of Miss Minnie
Boyd gave her surprise party on
Friday evening. All present had a
jolly evening.
Roger Nelson will move his family
to Gunnison this week Roger will be
employed at the garage for McDer-
mott & Co.
The C. G. Bergman family moved in
f-om Hillside ranch Monday and are
located in the Snyder house on upper
Main street
When you write your friends use
ore of those Booster tablets from
Taylor's and help boost Crested Butte.