The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-12-14

CO. on Sunday, December 10, baby
boy.
For Sale-A pair of boys snow
shoes and new sled. Cheap. See
Pilot.
B. F. Jorgensen was visitor in
town from Gunnison Monday and
Tuesday.
E. o. Wilson was an incoming pas
senger on the Sunday train from
Florence.
Mr.. H. C. Edmiston, D. & R. G. au-
ditor, came in Monday, remaining un-
til Tuesday.
Take a chance on the beautiful
homemade quilt at the Drug store.
Only 25 cents
Thursday Geo. Morgan, Francis
O'Neill, and Dan Goggen left for Gal
lup, New Mexico.
Mrs. r. L. Roberts went to Gunni--
son Thursday to see DIR. Ellington, re.
turning Saturday.
Twenty-Five cents chance is what
is asked on the quilt to be raffied at
Taylor's Drug store.
v. P. Roman, who has been taking
the place of M. ]. Boyle during the
latter's absence, left on Tuesdays
train.
Ernest Bottenfield departed Sunday
for Chicago. He will go on to Street.
er, Illinois, to spend the winter with
an uncle.
Harry Gibbs came down from Irwin
Saturday and has been in town for
several days. He has been trapping
in the Irwin district.
M ]. Boyle returned Monday from
months visit with his mother in
Pennsylvania. Mrs. Boyle had re-
turned a few days before
VIM Griffith went down to his
home at Rockvale on Mondays train
We suppose that upon his return
there will be a Mrs. with him.
Alex Wallace had finger taken off
while at his work in the Pershing
mine Monday. He went over to Min
nequa hospital. Pueblo, Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Fitzpatrick took her
son Andrew to Gunnison again on
Saturday Andrew is taking treat
ments from DIR. Grace Taylor of that
place.
How about box Of nice printed
stationery for q Christmas present.
We have it In all the latest tints.
Call and see the samples. Prices are
very reasonable.
A. F. and A. M. Lodge No. So. elect
ed the following officers for the en-
suing year: VIM. L. johnson, w. M;
Harry L. Ruff S. w.; A. Wesley Bal
ley. J. w.; Angus Taylor, Treas; G.
G. Benson, Sec.; F. Julian Dyer, S. D.;
Harry p. Brown, j. D.; VIM. E. Nash,
S. S.; VIM. H. Bailey, ]. S.; David J.
Watkins, Tyler.
New arrivals in our city lately are:
On November 25, a baby girl at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Kapushion.
On Thanksgiving day, girl at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Gornick.
December 8, a boy at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Pete Morasco. December IL,
boy at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clement Bazz, and on the same day
boy at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bel
don Bush Dr. Dram attended all the
cases.
Floyd Guthrie is having the Diel
building on Main street, remodeled
inside, L. N. Cook doing the work.
Mr.. Guthrie plans to give dances in
the building this winter and on
Tuesday received fine new PLAYER
piano which he will place therein. A
platform has been erected for the
musicians and a lunch counter will
also have place in one corner. An
nouncement of the first dance will be
made later.
Elk Mt. Hotel guests the past week
were L. B. Alhen, Pueblo; H. A. King,
John D. ONeal Montrose; Chas. C.
Roe, Ray v. Diehl. Grand Junction;
H. c. Edmiston, N. w. Austin, p. L.
Hansen, Jack E. Starr, w. L. Lappe,
Annie Dodge, Donald Kendall, p.
Moslk, A. M. Halderman, Denver; M.
E. Ramsey, B. H. Jorgensen, Gunni-
son; d. L. Christian. Salt Lake; VIM.
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