The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-09-27

:, IN the drug store in the evenings.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Griffith have
.oved to their new residence in the
Diel house.
Mr. and Mrs. D. l.. Gladstone of
cnnnison, spent Sunday visiting rel
stives here.
Mrs. Richard Bailey spent Sunday
an the ranch visiting her mother, Mrs.
Sam Bottenfeld.
slayka Kuretich is attending West
en College this fall, having left Mon
dsv to begin her studies.
Mrs. Charlie Ross arrived in Crest
ed Butte last week. Her mother, Mrs.
Kerr, being seriously ill.
Thomas Taylor, Thomas Mcneil and
their families were hunting and fish
ing along East river Sunday.
Mrs VIM. Griffith was i'll and con-
fined to her bed Sunday. However,
we hope she will soon recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Ziller are visit
ing friends in this place, having made
an extended tour of the country.
Jack Ball left for Denver Sunday,
where he expects to pay an extended
visit to his sister, Mrs. Maud Larsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mccormick and
Mr.. and Mrs. Faye Roberts and fam
lily enjoyed an outing below Gunnison
Sunday,
Irene Kerr, who is working at the
Elk Mountain House, left for Pueblo
Monday. where she expects to attend
the state fair.
Oscar Ross and family were camp
ing on Cement creek Sunday, also Wis
iting Forest Ranger Spencer before
returning home.
Mrs Harry Mccormick accompanied
by Mrs. George Gladstone, Mrs. Faye
Roberts and Miss Cecil Ross motored
to Gunnison Saturday.
George Songer has given up the
College idea and left Sunday for Sc
attic, Washington, where his, brother
Charles is now working.
Frank Fisher and. his family are
continuing their tour of the state,
having been to Pueblo, Trinidad, COL
orado Springs, and Denver so far.
Bill Thomas, c. F. & I. boiler in
Spector, has been in our city the past
few days overseeing the erection of
the two new boilers at the Elk Mt.
mine.
Word has been received by DIR. Or
am from the Fred Miller family. The
letter was postmarked Flagstaff, Ari-
zona. They are enjoying their trip
Anton Matkovich departed for Wal
do, Ohio, Sunday, where he will once
more resume his school work. He has
been spending the past month visit
ing relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Voss arrived in
town last week. Mrs Voss is COM
pletely selling out this time, not hav-
ing disposed of everything before she
left few months ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bazz left Crest
Cd Butte last week, expecting to go
70 california, but only going as far
IS ouray, where Mr.. Bazz bought a
pool hall belonging to John Church
'f that place.
Bob Johnson, C. F. & 1. electrician,
las moved his family from the hill
and is occupying the Joe Pecharich
esldence situated near the home of
''eVe Krizmanich and which Mr.
7@harich vacated recently.
Carl Dunsmore, who returned last
week to close all business transac-
IONS started Saturday on the trip
'ack to Salida- He is making the
ourney by team and wagon and ex-
'ects to be on the road three days.
Inc weather this week has been ex-
eedingly uncertain; Sunday rain and
iow' Monday, indeed "BIue Monday"
mo !. the rest of the week fairly good.
ne ranchers are affected mostly, be-
ne at loss just what to do with the
iay
MRS. Myrtle Mcdowell resigned
'o'n her position as clerk at Taylor's
rug store Saturday and departed
'uhday for her home at Fowler, to
pend few weeks vacation. From
nere She expects to accompany her
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