The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-08-31

Snooler, G. C. Craddock, Harry Hagen,
R, Logan, Denver, Pat OConnor,
Omaha, H. H. Gandery, E. Morris,
John H. Powers, C. L. Mcclure, ]. H.
Bush, Peter Dodez, Carl Dohlman and
wife, city. The Universal Medicine
Co., IT. R. Van Clere and wife, Johnny
Rogerson.) w. w. Royan, Ouray,
Hank Maur, Sagauche, Wilbur Milford
C. C. McWilliams, C. T. Rawalt and
wife, Gunnison, Harry Hayman, ]. H..
Johansen, Price, Utah, w. w. Haddow,
C. H. Klen, Ration, New Mexico.
John Paste arrived home Monday
after having spent four years in the
Marines in Asia. In Pueblo just as
he was boarding the train, his brother
Tony, who had spent the past two
months in Butte, Montana, recog-
nized him and they made the trip
home together No arrangements
had been made for a meeting in
Pueblo and it was purely accidental.
The Misses Mary Leslie Shepherd
and Effie May Hammer, who have been
guests at the j. M. Page home for
some time departed Saturday for
their homes at Birmingham, Ala, the
Pages taking them as far as Gunni-
son in the car.
Miss Mary Kapushion returned to
her work in Denver Sunday, after a
pleasant vacation spent here with re-
latives and friends. Miss Mildred
Miller took her as far as Gunnison,
Misses Mary Teak and Anna Paste
going along.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Clayton, now of
Gunnison, are on an auto tour over
the Eastern slope. They will visit
Denver, Greeley, Boulder and other
points before returning to Gunnison,
where Mr.. Clayton will attend school
this winter.
PEACHFS-Fresh, tree-ripened FL
bertas, direct to you by prepaid, IN
sured parcel post, only S2.25 per
bushel basket Cash with order.
EXCELSIOR FRUIT CO.,
Coe Van Deren, Mgr, Paonia, Colo.
Mrs. S. A. Guthrie and Son, new
proprietors of the Elk Mountain Ho-
tel, would like the people of Crested
Butte and vicinity to come in and
acquainted. Try one of our Sunday
day dinners. Yours to please.
On Tuesday Raymond Harmon and
family with Fay Miller and wife,
of Lafayette passed thru our city on
their way home from Paonia. They
visited here with their old friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Bailey.
| A benefit dance was given at the
Croatian Hall on Saturday evening,
large crowd being present, and all
reporting a fine time. Refreshments
consulting Of sandwiches, cake and
coffee were served.
Es Two of the young ladies from here
who took the teachers examinations
in Gunnison passed. Miss Martha
Breen, receiving first grade certifi-
cate and Miss Mary Teak second.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bevens, of Walsen-
burg, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Hutterman. Mrs. Bevens was
formerly Miss Thelma Wilson, and
is cousin of Mrs. Hutterman.
|
Little Miss Olivette Jorgensen
came up from Gunnison on Tuesdays
train to visit her grand parents Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Songer.
= The Fred Dice family are now To-
Gated in the McCosker cottage while
the w. W. Tinsleys occupy the cottage
vacated by the Dices.
New subscribe whose names were
added to our list this week are Miss
Mary Kapusion, Denver and Eugene
Rosetta, city.
A wreck at Smith Hill Saturday
caused a little trouble. A trip of
tram cars went thru the tressel near
the Breaker.
!, Mr.. and Mrs C. T. Rawalt passed
thru town Saturday on their way to
Paonia, Montrose and other western
slope points.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Dohlman at Smith Hill on
Sunday evening but passed away in q
short time.
Mrs. Barney Serafini was over from
their Cement Creek ranch Monday
morning She Saws they ara hisu