The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-05-11
PITKIN ITEMS

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can tomorrow for the summer.
PITKIN ITEMS
Jesse Ferguson motored to Gunni-
son Thursday on business.
| NJ o. Plewis was over Friday from
the Camp Bird mine, coming for sup
plies.
R. S. Anderson and party of Trim
chera men have been in town several
days on business.
F. A. Nance went over Mondny to
the Camp Bird, where he will be EN-
ployed for a time
! W. S. Henderson was an outgoing
passenger Wednesday for Gunnison
/ on short business trip.
Mrs. Frank Mcdonald of Ohio City,
is reported quite ill. Her daughters
Irene and Alice are home from Salida.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Williams went
to Gunnison Sunday. Since the open
| ing of the roads our motorists are
making frequent trips out.
Mayor Dick Gibbons of Bowerman,
was over the first of the week. He
says there is still considerable snow
over that way, although it is going
fast.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Corum and ]. L. Tick
lie were visitors at the county sea!
last Friday afternoon, Mr. Corum TAX
j ing down a shipment of fish on the
train.
4 Miss Irene Trickle returned Friday
from visit with Gunnison friends.
She was accompanied by Nora Patter-
son, who spent the weekend here,
returning to Gunnison Monday.
The Community Aid was enter
tanned Thursday afterno m at the
home of Mrs Hefftner, when Mes
danes Since and Jesse Ferguson were
hostesses. A pleasant attei noon was
spent.
Miss Katherine McLain returned
Friday to her home in Ohio City. af-
ter a pleasant visit here with Mrs.
Jesse Ferguson. Miss Irene McLain
came up Tuesday and is a guest at
the Ferguson home.
f. A. Stephenson of Doyle, is le-
ported recovering nocely from his re-
cert encounter with Bob Anderson's
auto, and is now able to sit up. Ted's
many friends are glad TO hear he is
recovering so quickly.
L. B. Lashbrook, manager of the
Mountain States Telephone exchange,
was up Monday repairing the line
which was down for several days.
Nibs is suffering from sprained an
kle and the work was done by Troub-
lie Shooter Ramsey.
c. W. Dix, genial salesman for the
Morey company was in our city
Wednesday. He says he will make
his next trip in via the Dodge, as he
expects to leave Monday for Denver
where Mrs Dix and said car have
been spending the winter.
f. A. Mcdonald returned Monday
from Denver where he spent the win
ter Mr.. Mcdonald is slowly recover
ing from a stroke of paralysis which
he suffered some time ago. ritkin
friends are glad to see him, and hope
for his entire recovery SOON.
Mrs. c. Friend returned Wednesday
from Salda where she has spent the
lost two months at the home of her
son Harry. Mrs. Friend is very much
benefited from her visit, but is glad
to get back home again. Her many
friends are glad to see her at home
once more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ivy departed
Wednesday for their home in Denver
after week pleasantly spent here
with relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Ivy are
but recently married and Charley's
many Pitkin friends were comforting
), hearty congratulations His bride is
a very estimable lady and made many
friends during her short visit here.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Goodman, Clar-
l ence Rogers and mother of Ohio City,
and Mrs Howard Soden, of Sargent,
went to Salida Friday to visit Roy
Leonard, who was so badly injured a
week or so ago by buli. They re-