The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-08-03
Baldwin Doings

| A hide-buyer was in this vicinity
last Sunday on business.
DR.. Hanson Of Gunnison, made a
business trip to Baldwin Wednesday.
John Wolfe, our former stage driv-
er, began work this week on box cars.
Carl johnson of Crested Butte,
joined the working force of the Rocky
Mt. Fuel company this week.
Store Manager ]. H. Sanders with
Oscar and Albin Anderson made a
business trip to Gunnison Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Severn Peel made
business trip to Gunnison Monday on
the stage and returned that evening.
VIM. Webber and daughter Pearl
Mae, who have been visiting the Peter
Pilonis, departed Sunday for their
home in Leadville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Frye and Mrs.
Peter Gardiner went to Gunnison on
Tuesday and on Wednesday evenings
to attend the movies. i,a
Mr.. Kunze has been doing consid-
cradle carpenter work this week
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nice new floors which were very much
needed and are highly appreciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Patborsek and
little daughter are leaving Baldwin
about Aug. Goth, for a three-week
auto trip, taking in such points as
Leadville, Glenwood Springs, and Car
bondale, the home of Mrs. Patborsek's
parents. ani 7ikup
Jack Andrews and Raymond Hard
ing were in camp Monday in the new
fve-passenger Durant which Jay Mil
Ter recently purchased. They were
showing its many charms to Dave La
Plant, who is considering investing in
| new car. > so
Several men from the working
force of the Alpine have asked for
lay-offs during hayinga season as they
need to oversee the work on their
ranches during this busy time. Among
them are Carl Silka, Oscar Anderson
and VIM. Elze and son Fritz.
Mrs. Leath Stockman of Grand
Junction, came in Tuesday night and
is visiting at present at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Farnham. Her
husband, John. Stockman, will join her
in few days, and they expect to re-
main in Baldwin indefinitely. 1855
Miss Mary Zeilinger came in to
| Gunnison from Sapinero Tuesday and
visited with her friend, Mary Gazzoli
until Wednesday, when she came to
Baldwin via stage. She has been en-
ployed in the hotel at Sapinero for
some time, helping during haying.
Jess Dean and Joe Van Buskirk,
who have been leasing Peet's ranch at
Baldwin, left Monday in their stripped
Ford for the big Rodeo at Monte
Vista to be gone for several days. Joe
Van Buskirk just returned Saturday
from his home in the San Luis valley,
where he has been since last winter.
The boys expect to return to the val
ley shortly after this trip.
Edwin Farnham, who was out of
school last week with bad case of
tonsilitis, was able to attend again
this week. Philip Kunze, who has
been out since Cattlemen's Days with
an infected finger, also entered school
this week. Morton Mann will not be
in school in Baldwin any more this
summer, as his mother plans to enter
him in some school in September for
a nine-months' term, so he is enjoy
ing vacation at present.
In honor of their guests, VIM. Web
ber and Miss Pearl Mae Webber, his
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Peter Piloni
gave dance at Piloni hall last Sat-
urday night. A large crowd attended
and everyone seemed to enjoy them
selves. Several cars from the lower
valley came up. The music was fur
nished by "Wallie" Wilson and Mrs.
Exter. An excellent lunch consist
ing of sandwiches, cake and coffee was
served at midnight The merry-mak-
ing continued till about 800 a. m.
The members of the Gardiner and
Frye families decided very suddenly
on last Friday night that they wanted
to camp out for the night. Hurridly
packing GRUB" and bedding they.
drove over to Kubler and made camp
for the night. In spite of the mice
making a thorofare across the beds
and nibbling most of the nipple off
the baby's bottle, they spent a good
night, and early next morning drove
farther up and made a new camp.
They were Joined there by Mr.. and
Mrs Pohn Patborsek and baby Mar
i'ry. The men went fishing up on
MILESTONE creek and returned about
four p. m. with fine catch. A pic
mic lunch was partaken of and then
all hurried home before the rain
came.
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