The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-02-01
Local and Ple1r.ss.o nal

Andrew Gardiner is quite i'll with
| rheumatism.
Mrs. Snellar- returned from Gunni-
son Wednesday,.
Clem Bazz went down to Gunnison
on Wednesdays train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Booker came
+ in on Tuesdays train.
Pete Campbells was an outgoing
passenger on last Sundays train.
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VIM. Kerr arrived home Thursday
from business trip to the capital
| city.
Walter A. Payne, an employee at
Smith Hill, departed Monday for
Canon City.
Jack Haddow returned home from
Gunnison Tuesday He had been serv-
ing on the Grand Jury.
P. ]. Morgan was called over to
Salida again Monday to- be with his
wife who is not SO we'll as usual.
fr $4,000 tirtftf
Francis O'Neill came in from Gun
nison Sunday. He has been over at
the Atlas mine near Ouray, working.
Mrs. M. A. Jaynes came in from
Gunnisen Saturday, remaining until
Sunday as the guest of Mrs. Herbert
Cain
Mr.. and Mrs G. A. James returned
Sunday from Pueblo. We are glad
/ to state that Mrs. James escaped a
serious operation.
James Gardiner, sonaof John Gard
iner,s left last week for Aguilar,
| where he expects to work the re-
mainder of the winter.
John Teak returned home Satur-
day from Salida, to which place he
had gone a.few days before expect
ing to undergo an operation.
Miss Mary Teak arrived home
from Baldwin Monday, where she has
been teaching, school, She will, at
once enter high school here and finish
the term.
Bsee insti g1rer
Robert Fitzpatrick went down q to
Aguilar last Wednesday, where he will
remain for a.couple of weeks as fire
boss. If the place suits him he will
locate in that city:ar
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The 1. o. O. F. gave assdance and
box supper at Owl Inn Saturday
night. About forty-five couples were
present. and all report a. nice. time.
/ Harmony Four furnished the music.
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Eddie Holmes has. quit school and
accepted a position with the Ross
Coal company's mine clerk. We. wish
him success in his, new work but shall
miss his smiling countenance in
school.
Glenn Bazz has moved his pool hall
from the building over on Sopris av-
enue to the Eccher building on Elk
avenue. James Bazz and wife have
moved in with Mr.. Bazz' parents in
the Buchanan house.
G. v. Benson arrived home Sunday
7 from Pueblo, Mrs. Benson and the
baby coming in on Monday. Mrs
Benson had a slight operation while
in Pueblo. Mrs. w. ]. Doig came up
from Gunnison with Mrs. Benson.
Guests, arriving at the Elk Noun
tain Hotel Tuesday, were: M. E. Lee,
j. A. Broderick, Ray " Diehl, Chas.
Roe, Grand Junction; Frank Hugg,
Harry King, w. X. Stone, H. w.
Heath, Denver; L. B. Allen, R. M.
Alexander, Pueblo.
The switch engine was caught in a
snow slide near the Peanut mine
Friday afternoon and turned over.
All the crew were on but all jumped
clear of the engine and slide. A
crew of men came up from Gunnison
to help put the engine on the track
again and it was taken to Gunnison.
Guests at the Elk Mt House the
past week are: R. G. Lee, Pueblo;
r. w. Samm, J. H. Towner, w. E.
Labertin, c. w. Henkel, B. H. Day,
Joe Harrald, j. F. Patton, ]. Grafton,
b. ID. Tyrer, j. B. Haley, H. L. Spen-
Ger, Gunnison; B. A. Coupland, Sail
da; VIM. Smith, city; Chas. Hoel,
Washington Gulch; H. w. Steinmetz
Denver.