The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-11-22

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John Fox, superintendent at the
Good Hope mine went to Ouray
Wednesday to employ ten miners for
work at the Good Hope.
H. c. Getty passed through town
Tuesday evening on his way to Den
yer, where he will attend meeting
of the State Water Commissioners.
Clint Oliver was a west bound pas
senger Tuesday, enroute with some
Kansas City capitalists to Paonia to
investigate the coal property he is
interested in.
Jaunita Pittser, who has been home
convalescing from brief illness, left
for Denver Wednesday, where she is
holding a position with the Cassel
Music company.
Lewis Easterly and Harry DeYar-
man returned from the trip to Iowa
with cattle Wednesday, and expressed
themselves as well pleased with the
results of the trip.
N. V. Napier left Friday for Colo
RADIO Springs. After few days visit
there he will continue to Sedgwick,
Kansas, at which place he has accept
ed position in bank.
Mr. M. w. Bacon left for New York
City on Tuesday evenings train. He
seems very well satisfied with the
work at the Good Hope mine and ex-
poets to return about December Is.
Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Dowd and son of
Delta, came over Saturday to see
their son Hugh, who is attending
College here and is captain of the
football team. They returned Sun
day morning to Delta.
Chcs Whinnery and wife returned
from their weak's visit in Denver
Wednesday They were joined here
by the children who have been stay
ing with their aunt and grandma
and went on over to the Lake Fork.
Tuesday, Nov. goth, Mrs. DIR. Rookie
feller entertained at four tables Of
bridge, also ten Kensington ladies
were present. Mrs. S. j. Miller was
the successful prize winner. At ten
o'clock dainty three-course luncheon
was served.
w. T. Noel was in from Vulcan
Wednesday and tells us that he has
been working assessments on his
properties over there. Mr.. Noel
staked these claims over twenty years
ago. He has great faith in the dis
trict as a whole.
Bob Potter is the proud daddy of a
61a-pound boy that arrived at his
house Thursday, Nov. Is. He has beer
christened Robert Potter, in honor
of his dad. Four queens and king
high is pretty fair hand, and BOZ
has our congratulations
Mrs A. J. Gribbin entertained the
Bridge club Thursday afternoon at
her home. Mrs. Rex Ellington re-
ceived first prize and Mrs. ]. S. Ferris
second prize. Delicious refreshments
were served The next meeting will
be held at the country home of Mrs
Harry DeYarman.
Angelo Cassagrande left Tuesday
evening for Tyrol, Italy. He expects
to be away for probably six months
and we Imagine will have grand
time amid old scenes and among ole
friends and relatives. Angelo is 6
good scout and lots of us will mis-:
his advice when we are playing pin
ochle.
Wednesday evening, the beautiful
home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Stone wa.
the scene of merry party of young
people, four couples being present
The evening was spent in trying t
master the intricacies of Mah-Jongl
and playing other popular games.
delightful luncheon was served ant
all report most excellent time.
Bert Dollard won his suit agains
the d. & r. G. W., being awarded
$4,000 instead of the $4,000 whicl
he asked. Mr. Dollard, who is Gun
nison county rancher living up Ohit
creek, was injured while loading
bull for the Rio Grande, and it is tn,
general concensus of opinion that hi
did not receive one cent more thar
he really deserves.
On Saturday, Nov. II, the Western
State Colleoe football souad mot tb,