The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-11-02

George Smith Of Gunnison, visited
his parents here first of the week.
Geo Smith was visitor from Gun
nison Wednesday, coming in his car.
Chas Tolifver returned Monday
from Denver where he went on bust
ness.
Elmer BonDurant made . business
trip to Gunnison this week, returning
Monday. +
The P. T. A. is holding special
meeting at the school house this at
ternoon.
Mrs. Margaret Bain,s County Supt.
Of Schools, visited our school Monday
Of this week.
Bill McCready was home from his
high school duties at Gunnison few
hours Tuesday.
oi Friends will be glad to learn that
'1hns. Hall has left the hospital in
Sa'ida and hopes to be home soon.
Z Vim. Neary, tie inspector, made the
boys happy Wednesday by appearing
with his marking pot for inspection.
Fred Thorne has been breaking a
very handsome big horse this week,
which he purchased for d. G. Mason.
Geo. Stevenson left Monday for his
home in Breckenridge after spending
the summer at the Farlee home at
Bowerman.
j. d. Jennings was in town a short
time Monday, coming up from Gunni-
son with the shipment of fish eggs for
the hatchery here.
Geo. Linscott went to Montrose
Wednesday morning to visit home
folks a few days. A L. Pearson was
acting agent during his absence.
Ed Hines left Wednesday for Colo
RADIO Springs where he will spend the
winter. He left $500 with us and
asked that the Miner be sent to his
address in the Springs.
Misses Mildred Pearson and Olive
Wilson were up from Gunnison Tues
day and were noted at the dance. A.
Quintana and wife took them back to
Gunnison Wednesday morning.
Misses Esther Arterberry and Mary
Grafton and Messrs. McGillis and
ONeal were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Ned Williams
Tney motored up from Gunnison. ~,
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Higgins are
spending a number of days at the Ell
Captain mine while Stanley is work.
ing there getting in a supply of wood
for the operators. He is also hauling
up the winter supply of groceries. q
Three cases of brook trout eggs,
totaling 100000, arrived Monday from
Grand Mesa Lakes to be placed in the
Pitkin Hatchery. Another shipment
is expected soon to fill the hatchery
to capacity, which is one million.
j. ]. Curley and sons are here from
Cheyenne, Wyoming, and are looking
after mining interests at Bowerman.
Harry Curley and Dick Gibbons were
over Wednesday from that place
shaking hands with Pitkin friends.
The pupils of Mrs. Bain's room
gave very enjoyable Halloween
party Monday evening at the school
house. Games incident to the occa-
sion were played and prizes were
awarded to the best players and
guessers. Refreshments were served
and a general good time was had.
The Democratic county candidates
visited Pitkin Tuesday and called on
all our voters. In the evening the
boys were hosts to large crowd at
the city hall when dancing was en-
joyed. All present had very ENJOY
able time and many good wishes for
success were given te candidates. -f
Jack Schutler departed Monday for
Gunnison. and it was noted that his
going was accompanied by happy
air, the reason for which was appar-
ent Wednesday when he returned ac-
companitd by Mrs. Schuttler. The
latter has spent the past two months
visiting relatives in California. She
reports very enjoyable time, but is
hoppy to be home again and needless
to say Jack is doubly happy to have
her home. 4