The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-07-06
Baldwin Doings

The Philip Presslers are entertain-
ing Mrs. .Pressler's father, r. F. Walk
er of Gunnison. this week.. san;
Mrs. victo Opeardi will leave Bald
win Saturday for Ramah, Colo, where
she expects to spend month orsso.
visiting her parents. Ffs
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Hollengshead and
two "kiddies" motored up from Gun
nison last Sunday to call on the Frye
and Gardiner families. Es
The Baldwinites celebrated the glo-
rious Fourth in great style this year.
The camp was practically deserted
during most of the day. 70
Joe Cristel will return the latter
part of this week from Trinidad, af-
weeks vacation spent with his folks
and will resume his duties as mine
clerk at the Alpine, Monday.
Mrs Mary T. Silka, who has been
visiting with her son Carl and family
On their ranch above Baldwin, will
leave Saturday for Lake City to see
her daughter. Mrs. G. E. Gibson. a
A party composed of Miss Mary lei
linger, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cipollini,
Frank Kavochic, Buster" Kunze, and
John Zeilinger rode horseback to Ir-
win Lake and spent the Fourth there.
When Peter Piloni and family re-
turned last week from ten-day auto
trip to Glenwood Springs, they
brought with them Miss Pearl Mae
Webster of Leadville,. Mrs. Piloni's
niece. She will leave Saturday for
home. t-.l r4Ni1
Eli johnson, after making busi-
ness trip to Gunnison, via stage Mon
day. gave up his place in the mine
here and on Tuesday departed. for
Florence to join his wife. Mrs. john
son has been there for couple of
months. Before leaving, Eli sold his
fine mich COW. Mrs Mann of the
boarding house is the new owner. ai4
Mr.. and Mrs. John Potborsek and
baby Marjory Mae, accompanied by
Roger Sprenger and Frank Wersick
drove over to AImont early Tuesday
to join the merrymakers at that
point. Other Baldwinites who helped
celebrate at Almont were Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Piloni, daughter Lucy, and
guest, Miss Weber; also Frank Kunze
and family. The celebration there
was much enjoyed. .a,s
While returning from Almont Tues
day evening, the car in which Frank
Kunze and family were riding, had to
stop for repairs and a very painful
accident happened to Philip Kunze,
the eleven-year-old son. He was help
ing change tire when something
slipped and his finger was broken and
cut badly. John Patborsek happened
to be passing and took the boy into
Gunnison, where DIR. Hanson set and
dressed the finger. He is getting
along nicely at present. as
Reports are in of an all day picnic
oarty" at Kubler the Fourth. Two
carloads left camp at nine-thirty that
morning and were met at Kubler by
two more. TIE time until noon was
passed in exploring, exclaming and
expiring hunger -almost-then a nat
ural dining room was discovered
among the tall willows and the picnic
luncheon-No, sirI 1t wasn't! Moth
ing less than "sumptuous repastD
WOulu ueSCTlDe tndI QtnneT. FOLLOW
ing it, everyone relapsed into a state
of coma, which was quite nantural
under the circumstances, and things
didn't ''pep up" for almost an hour
Then several tables (?) at cards were
started. Cards, fireworks, target
shooting, and water soak were the
diversion of the afternoon. At six
another freezer was opened and a
picnic supper was served. The day
was nicely rounded out with "all
hands to" at games in the open, sew
eral gentlemen present, notably Store
Manager ]. H. Sanders and Peter Gar
diner, distinguished themselves by
heir ability. agility. and alacrity in
capturing the ladies during the
games. Shortly before dark the party
'isbanded and returned to their
.ores Those whe enjoved this outing
were Mr. and Mrs. C. o. Anderson,
Miss Ethel Anderson, Oscar and Albin
,rdersor. Mr. end Mrs Peter Gardi-
ner and son James, Mr. and Mrs J. H.
Sanders, daughter Edith, and ward
Lucille Chase, Mr.. and Mrs Victor
orrordi Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Frye and
little daughter Kathlyn, Andrew Dohl-
man and son Edwin.
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