The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-04-27


Earl Macintosh went to Gunnison
Saturday on a short business trip.
Ed Booth returned Monday from
several days spent at the county seat.
w. S. Henderson returned Wednes-
day from business trip to the coun-
ty seat.
w. B. De Witte is now at Manches-
ter. N. j., and hopes to be home in
about month.
Mrs. A. L. Pearson and little son
Dean, went to Gunnison Wednesday
to visit few days with Mildred.
John Latimer, watchman at the Bon
Ton, was down this week for supplies.
Says there is lots of snow up there.
]. ]. Kuykendall returned Monday
from Pueblo, where he accompanied
his wife, who is ill in hospital there.
When asked why the limp? Jesse
Trickle told US he thought he had the
gout. Anyway, he has hard time
navigating.
Mrs. d. C. Mason returned Monday
Springs near Pueblo. She is much
improved in health.
Miss Helen Berryhill, who has been
spending the past month at the Cor
um home, returned Monday to her
home at the Gold Links mine.
Miss Hoover of Beatrice, Nebi aska,
arrived Wednesday and will be at the
Ron Ton hotel this summer, assisting
Mrs. MasonDwith the hotel work.
Mr. Barnett, father of Mrs. Marga-
ret Rook, arrived the latter part of
last week from Manzanola, Colorado,
to visit his daughter few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Tolliver came
in Friday last from Salida, to spend
day at the Geo. williams home before
going to Gunnison on business trip.
Mrs. Margaret Rook and children
accompanied the formers father, M.
L. Barnet, to his home at Manzanola,
leaving Monday. They expect to re-
side there.
Frank and Gene BonDurant went to
Salida Friday on business trip. They
may decide to locate there, as they
have. timber contract offered them
near Salida.
Mrs. E. R. Williams has been spend
ing the past week in Gunnison with
her mother Mr.. and Mrs Williams
took in the Twentieth Century dance
in Gunnison, last week.
The X. E. Tillotson family motored
from Gunnison to the Roosevelt Sun
day and spent the day with the Man
eth family. Trey report the roads
pretty muddy and rough.
Hugo Walters of Salida, candy and
cracker man for the Lee Company,
and Mr.. O'Neal of Montrose, also a
candy man, were in town Wednesday,
calling on our local merchants.
f. f. Lowe returned Wednesday
from Gunnison, where he was called
to answer to a charge of alleged boot
Logging The case was dismissed in
the district court, there being no ev-
idence.
Mrs. Jesse F. Ferguson returned
Wednesday from trip to the county
seat. Mr.. F. acted as 'hello girl" dur
ing her absence, but we are glad to
see the regular operator return. Mr..
F. Says he was too.
Peter Stoller was an outgoing pas
senger Wednesday for Gunnison, GO
ing down on business and expec ting
to visit lola before returning. He re-
ports about seven feet of snow at the
Star mine, where he is working.
j. F. Maneth made a trip to Parlin
Tuesday with j. ]. Kuykendall, who
was called back to Pueblo by wire an
nouncing sudden turn for the worse
in Mrs. Kuykendalrs condition. 1t
was feared that she cannot recover.
w. H. Corum returned Monday from
a trip to Salida. He visited A. Ba-
shaw while there and says Shorty is
improving rapidly now and will soon
be as good as new again. His many
Pitkin friends certainly hope for his
speedy recovery.
Francis Nance arrived Friday from