The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-10-18

trouble.
Invitations have been received for
+ .ha dance at the Elk Mr.. House Sat
urday evening.
Arlo Morrow and Annie Arnott mo-
,ored to Gunnison Tuesday, returning
the same evening.
We have enjoyed a week of splen-
did weather and are in hopes it will
continue for awhile.
Joe Crystal returned to Baldwin
Monday evening. Joe Skoff drove him
ver in his Wyllis-Knight.
The Misses Mckenzie and Argel-
right. accompanied by John Gibson,
rode to Marble Saturday horseback
Miss Irene Kerr, who was formerly
employed at the Elk Mt. House, is
now working at the Eugene Rosetta
home.
Mrs. Carl Dohlman left for Tellu-
ride last Thursday to visit her broth
er. VIM. Haeck and his wife, for
few weeks.
The cattlemen are bringing cattle
from the hills by the thousands daily
Sunday Joe Eccher brought large
number from this vicinity.
& John Bruins went to Gunnison Sun
day and brought back his daughter
Cora Bell, who will spend her weeks
vacation in Crested Butte.
Mrs. Faye Roberts, Mrs Eric John
son and James Gardiner represented
the Crested Butte Rebecca's at the
Grand lodge at Fort Collins.
Mrs Granville Moser, her daughter
and her mother, who have been visit
ing Mrs. Emmett Byrd departed Sun
day for her home in California.
Mr. and Mrs. John Skoff left Tues
day morning. They expect to enjoy
their honeymoon in Denver. Later
returning to their home in Sopris,
Pure Extracted Honey. S575 per s.
gallon can delivered in Gunnison
County w. S. PICKETT,
Cedaredge, Colo.
Mrs. Davey Davis has been visiting
friends here the past week She is
an old timer" of Crested Butte and
everyone is glad to see her here again.
Joe Crystal came in from Baldwin
Friday evening to attend the wedding
OF his sister. Mr.. Crystal was former
lyC. F. & I. mine clerk of this city.
Tony Welch is selling out. Rumor
has it that Miss Ernestine will be a
housewife soon and consequently Mr..
WEIGH has no one to manage his
store.
Mrs. Ted Pacheco, who has been
visiting in Crested Butte and vicin-
ity all summer, departed Tuesday for
Helper, Utah, where her husband is
employed
serious error was committed in
last weeks paper whenn it was stated
mat Horace Fisher underwent an op-
Grafton for cancer. He was operated
upon but not for cancer.
VIM Benson arrived last week from
vedaredge and is now helping the
Morrow boys on the ranch. He ex-
poets to be employed in the mines af-
Ter the haying is finished.
Mr. Lashbrook and the wire chief,
Ar. Kelley, were in Crested Butte
tuesday installing phones in the VIM.
BAILEY and Robert Alexander resi-
oences and repairing lines.
Joe Niccoli motored to Gunnison
tuesday accompanied by Mrs. Morrow,
Dora Bell Bruins and John Bruins.
ahey returned in the evening, Eva
nruns returning with them,
-
Mike Bear and John Buten were
around Copper Creek deer hunting,
'u' came home empty4handed. Tom
Afhott Bill Carsten and Oscar Ross
were also among the unlucky hunters.
"A large crowd attended the dance
gwen by the local orchestra at the
Ofoation hall Saturday evening. The
y'ehestra hopes to continue these
uahces every two weeks throughout
The winter.
Nrested Butte was we'll represented
- uunnison Sunday when the afro
pane was the main attraction.
among those who were there were:
nsnry Steinberg and family, George