The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-12-13

and Turkeys from Ira Morrow. Prices
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Even SO early, the holiday spirit
seems to have grasped every one and
all are already carrying the MERRY
Xmas" smile.
Miss Mckenzie and Miss Corccran.
who have been staying at the George
Gladstone home, moved back to the
hotel last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Arnott returned
from Canon City Saturday. They re-
port wonderful weather in Pueblo
and Canon City,
Clinton Ross is suffering from a
bruised finger, having had it put out
off place while playing basket ball
Tuesday morning.
Irene Kerr is progressing rapidly
toward health from her operation.
She is now at her home, having left
the hospital Friday.
DIR. and Mrs. Tom Quinn are in
Crested Butte this week. Those suf-
fering with the tooth ache will glad
ly welcome this news.
Miss Mary Teak spent the week
end with her folks. Miss Teak is
making quite success in her teach
ing at Almont this term.
Mrs. Gladstone returned home Sun
day from Gunnison, where she had
spent the week. She accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Benson home.
FOR SALE-Four mules, weight 800 |
lbs, price $50 to S75.
GEORGE H. PUGH,
47-1ml Garfield, Colorado
Mr. Allen from Smith Hill, recent
ly accompanied his wife to Canon
City, where she will remain during
the winter. Mr.. Allln returned Sat
urday.
What's the matter with Curtis
Morrow these days? Why, he is the
proud father of a baby girl born De-
cember Sth Mother and baby are
doing nicely.
w. E. Bragg came in town Satur-
day and conducted services at the U.
C. church Sunday morning and eve
ming. There was large attendance
at both services.
Tim Morgan, who spent Thanksgiv-
ing with his folks in Grand Junction,
returned to Crested Butte Sunday
and has resumed his duties at the
Colorado Supply Co.
A. ]. johnson and family motored
to Gunnison last Sunday. 1t has been
many years since it was possible to
go to Gunnison on the highway the
middle of December.
A big Masquerade Ball Xmas,
Doesn't that sound jolly? No one can
dance without costume until we un-
mask, so get your costumes ready and
don't miss one bit of the fun.
The Card club met Wednesday eve
ming at the Elk Mt House. Mr. Had
dow acted as host and Mrs. Woodruff
absent hostess. Delicious refresh
ments were served, Mrs. Woodruff
having sent them from Denver.
The dance given by the Married
Folks club at the C. F. & I. boarding
house, proved a great success. The
club expects to continue these dances
every two weeks A delicious luntI-
con was served at twelve o'clock.
Some very good pictures are to be
shown during this month at the Prin-
cess theatre and let us hope the citi-
zens of Crested Butte will respond
accordingly and show their apprecia-
tion of Mr.. Snyder's efforts by in
creasing the patronage considerably
Members of the committees at the
meeting at Berwind mentioned meet
ing several old timers and friends
from Crested Butte, including Miss
X. jenkins, Clifford Moberly, Mr..
Watson, Supt. of Ideal, formerly OF
Floresta), Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Wilson
and VIM. Jones, who married Agnes
Matheson in this city.
The three ladies who asked to see
the stamped linen goods at Mrs.
Whips store Friday afternoon and
who took with them the largest and
best piece of linen she had, will
please return the goods or pay for 1t,
and no questions will be asked. If
this is not done the names of the