The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-10-19
20 YEARS AGO
Copied from the FIlss Of the Elh
0auntsis Pilot

Visitors are almost as scarce at our
school as they were last year.
Commissioner Block is campaign
ing in the south end of the county.
Coral Martin was enrolled on the
list of Sixth grade pupils last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Mcclure are down
f,om the Ruby Chief saw-mill for a
few days.
Harvey Smith has finished his
work at the Augusta mill, and is back
in town again.
A letter from John Mcintyre, ST..
orders the Pilot sent to his address
at Laramie, Wyo.
VIM. Gibson and son James, came
over from Coalbasin Saturday, and
will return this week.
Louis Click, who accompanied his
family to Cleveland, Ohio, some time
ago returned last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Wonder have closed
the hotel at Gothic and gone to their
old home at Monmouth, Ill.
E. M. Nourse came up from Gunni-
son Friday and accompanied his wife
and baby home on Saturday.
A. Bray came up from Gunnison on
horseback Sunday and returned Mon
day taking his cattle with him.
Raymond Burton had two fingers
on his left hand badly bruised in an
accident in the mine Wednesday.
James Carson, superintendent of
the Sylvanite, went to Denver Fri
day to remain for week on business
George McAfee has moved his saw
mill from Middle Brush creek to East
Brush creek in order to secure better
timber.
Mesdames Lawrence and Elfred WIS.,
tied the school Monday morning. Call
again ladies. We are always glad to
see you.
w. S. Darby and wife of Salida
came in yesterday and remained until
today, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
T.. Martin.
Will Dunn and James Mcintyre
have been added to the force en-
ployed at Elko by the Brooklyn Min
ing company.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Hallowell came
down from Irwin last Thursday even
ing, and are visiting at the home of
v. E. Metzler.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Snodgrass ar
rived in the Buttes from their hunt
ing trip yesterday evening, and went
to Gunnison today.
Chas. Greene moved his family
down from the Ruby Chief saw-mill
Friday. They occupy the Rozish res
idence on upper Elk ave.
Mrs. Thos. Mclaughlin went to
Gunnison Saturday for few days
visit. When she returns her mother
in-law will accompany her.
j. S. Olney, ]. w. Blakemore and
Homer Craig compose hunting
party that left for the head of Ce-
ment creek Monday for weeks out
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Read left on Mondays
train to attend the State Association
at Pueblo. Mrs. Read went as del
egate from the Ladies Missionary So
ciety.
A fine girl baby arrived at the
home of Willie Neesham Monday
morning. Mother and child are do
ing we'll. We can't say as to Wimie's
condition.
Dan Mcdonald, Tom Cannon, W. H.
Kirk and Frank Goodman came in
from Marble few days ago to at
tend two limitations in the Odd Eel
lows lodge.
Will Wilson started to attend
school last week but owing to weak
eyes was not able to continue, SO he
says; we think it was on account of
SO many girls in the class.
The celebrated violinist, Christian
Hansen, was in Crested Butte few
days ago to arrange for a concert
here. He was unable to make ar
rangements he wished but may re-
turn later.
Mrs. Kate McQuade died at her
home at nine o'clock yesterday mo n
ing of complication of diseases
Mrs. McQuade was born in Scotland.