The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-09-20
Local and Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Guthrie re-
turned from the Delta County Fair
last Sunday.
Anton Danni departed Saturday for
Boulder, where he will attend school
the coming term
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobson Turner are
the proud parents of baby boy, born
September 12. 1923.
Mrs. Carl Dohlman has been at the
Bulkley the past week taking care of
Mrs Hobson Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hawes We're
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Arnott
while here with Hawes orchestra.
The dance given by the local or
chestra Saturday, was well attended
and everyone reported very good
time.
Westley Bailey went to Gunnison
Saturday and returned the same day,
bringing his mother. Mrs. Hirdman,
with him.
James Tyson returned from Pueblo
Thursday. We expected him to re-
turn with the C. F. & I. officials, but
were disappointed.
: One by one the younger set of
Crested Butte is departing either for
College, or to accept positions as
teachers in distant schools.
Miss Mary Teak began her duties
as teacher of the Almont school last
Monday This is the first year AL
mont has had school of its own.
Little Jimmie Watkins was quite
i'll last week. He had been playing
with his dog and contracted germs
from the dog which infected his
mouth.
John Beason and Neal Shears of
Cedaredge, arrived in Crested Butte
and are now helping with the haying.
Later they expect to begin work in
the mines.
Minty and Duffie Morrow accompa-
MED by John Bruins, left for Hotch-
kiss Wednesday to attend the fair.
They returned Saturday and reported
very good time.
The Frank Fisher family left Crest,
ed Butte Saturday, From here they
expect to go to, Pueblo, then make a
tour Of Colorado and finally making
their home somewhere in California.
Two coal cars while being brought
from the Bulkley mine, jumped the
track two miles from Crested Butte
Wednesday morning, causing the reg
ular train to be delayed several
hours.
The Hawes orchestra gave their
farewell dance of the season Tuesday
evening and made the same big hit
as usual The firemen are planning
upon having them for the Christmas
Ball Everybody boost.
Mrs. VIM. Griffiths returned home
Friday. She has been visiting in
Canon City, also buying furniture for
their new residence in the eastern
side of the double house belonging
to Mr.. Diel, on Elk avenue.
The first snow storm of this winter
Or fall occurred Sunday. Beginning
with hail and finally turning to snow.
The surrounding mountains are still
covered with white blanket. "Fine
weather for ducks"
Inc ex-choir members of st. Pat
fcks church gave a farewell party
ior SlaWka Kuretich, Eva Mcintyre,
Mary Teak and Anton Matkovich at
m sne Paste home Thursday evening.
ihe party proved a great success and
everyone had a good time.
Those who missed the picture
Manslaughter" Sunday and Monday
az the Princess theatre, missed the
'est show Of the season, so far. From
saVertisements, however, Snyder
Dfothers are going to continue these
sood shows for some time to come.
\, curtis Morrow and, wife, his uncle,
mr' Morrow wife and daughter, re-
.urhed from the western slope, where
a'ey We're visiting friends. Curtis re-
por's terrible roads travelling over
r's nsuDler Pass. Believing it impossible
s''n auto he came home by way OF
"4e Black mesa and Gunnison.
,ne grouse season opened Saturday
and many huntere ,uara readv fnr the