The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-06-22

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il E. P. Meyer is in St. Elmo this
week for a short business visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robertson OF
Sargent, spent the week in Pitkin.
Mayor w. S. Henderson was an out
bound passenger Monday for Gunnison
Miss Nora Patterson is visiting
friends here, coming up from Gunni-
son recently.
L. w. Smith and Bill Wiley left
this week for Marble, going overland
in the Smith car.
A dance is being planned for Sat-
urday evening, July 1st. The P. T. A.
expect to give it.
Clyde Handberry and Miss Luella
johnson were here Saturday from
Ohio City, on business.
Miss Alice White arrived the first
of the week and will spend the sum-
mer with Mrs. E. E. BonDurant.
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Mrs. R. G. McCready has been on
the sick list this week. Her many
friends hope for speedy recovery.
R. E. Ennis, state mine Inspector,
accompanied by his wife, has been in
the city number of days this week.
Ye editor, husband and mother en-
ioyed a fishing trip Tuesday on the
Gunnison river about ten miles be-
low Gunnison.
Miss Irene Trickle left Monday for
Cedaredge, where she will spend the
summer with her fathers sister, Mrs.
Nora Buzzard.
Miss Helen Berryhin returned Sum
day to Gunnison after spending the
weekend with the Corums and at
tending the ball.
Misses Emma Kubiak and Celia
Smith of Gunnison were guests of
Mrs. Ferguson Saturday evening and
attended the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corum, Helen Berry
hill and Messrs. John Fry and Frank
BonDurant went to Waunita Sunday
for swim in the pool.
Miss Margaret Matthews and BROTH
err Jack, were up last weekend from
Gunnison, guests at the home of their
sister, Mrs. E. R. Williams.
Herbert Hefftner and father were
down Saturday from Gold Hill, where
they are doing some work on their
claims, the National group.
Louis Robideaux, who has been here
for few weeks with his friend,
Frank BonDurant, left Sunday for his
home in Kansas. Homesick for a
sight of the plains, says he.
Mrs Matte Miller and daughter
Mildred and party were Pitkin Wis
itors Sunday with Ms Jesse Ferguson.
Mrs. Miller is editor of the Elk Noun
tain Pilot, of Crested Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R, Williams, accom-
panied by their house guests, the FL
lington and Sills families of Gunni-
son, spent Sunday at Waunita. Miss
Margaret and Jack Matthews were
also of the party.
Roy Whitehorn was down from the
Maid of Athens mine the latter part
of last week, and is much enthused
over the good ore that he is opening
up. He expects to begin shipping
soon after July first, when the lower
f~eieht rates go into effect.
Mrs. f. f. BonDurant returned
Wednesday from Canon City, where
she has been since leaving the hos
pital in Salida. Her many friends
will be very glad to learn that she is
in very good health, and all are glad
to welcome her return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark, formerly
of the Tin Cup district, but who have
spent the past two years in Madrid,
N. M, arrived this week. They are
going to spend the summer at the Ell
Captain mine near Tin Cup. They
expect to work this mine under lease.
Chas. Oliver of Paonia, and son
Clinton of Kansas City, were in town
few days the first Of the week.
They were accompanied by Arthur
Wade, who is one of Pitkin's pioneers
Mr.. Wade came into the Pitkin coun-
try with his father in 1877. 1t is
said his father drove the first team
into Pitkin. The first saw mill in the