The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-11-01

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dav evening and Sunday in Gunnison.
The Felix Ruggerro family expect
N stay in Crested Butte throughout
the winter.
Mrs. Thomas Quinn played at the
show in the absence of Mrs. Arnott
Sunday evening.
Only one case of scarlet fever has
been reported so far. Let US hope it
stays at only one.
Frank Fisher is building a new
garage behind his home, in which to
nut his car for the winter.
Spehar is repairing the roof of his
store building which will be another
Improvement to our little city.
FOR SALE-,1917 model Studebaker
in good condition, recently over
hauled. $3.50. See JOE ARNOTT
Miss Annie Arnott has resigned
from the phone office and Miss Ber-
nice Gardiner has accepted the po-
sition.
The twenty-year ago items will not
appear in this paper for some time,
as the files were either destroyed or
never saved.
Florence Switzer, the Elk Mt. Ho-
tel cook, left Monday the 22d, for the
Salida hospital Mrs Guthrie is do
ing the cooking herself.
A very large crowd attended the
football game in Gunnison Saturday
and all returned home delighted that
Gunnison was victorious.
Jack Wilson of Gunnison, was in
town last week doing some plumbing
in the school annex. He expects to
return soon and complete the job.
DIR. and Mrs Thomas Quinn and
daughter arrived in town last week
The DR.. expects to do some dental
work for short while in our city.
The stork called at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Rosetta Sunday,
Oct 2s, and left fine baby girl.
Mother and baby are doing nicely.
After a three-day snow storm last
week another storm visited our city
the first of this week. Don your win
ter clothes folks, for winter is here.
A Halloween dance was given at
the City hall Wednesday evening.
Music was furnished by the Gunnison
orchestra. Everyone reported a good
time.
We can show you some beautiful
things in Christmas and New Year
cards, also fancy stationery for gifts.
Ask to see samples. We save you
money
Gus Youngberg, who was hurt at
the Elk Mt. mine some time last
summer, returned to Crested Butte
Thursday of last week from Minnequa
hospital.
Mrs George Gladstone and Mr. and
Mrs Benson went to Gunnison Friday,
returning the same evening and
bringing with them little John Tay-
lor Gladstone.
Miss Mary Teak, who is teaching
at Almont, was spending the week
end with her relatives. Mary likes
her position as Almont's school teach
er very much.
The baby girl of Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Rosetta, which was born Oct.
2s' died Oct 80. Everyone joins with
'he Pilot in extending sympathy to
the bereaved ones.
Mrs. Fay Roberts returned last
week from her trip to Fort Collins
as delegate. While away she Wis
tied her daughter and new son-in-law
at Casper, Wyoming.
Invitations have been received for
masquerade dance at the Elk Mt.
mouse Saturday evening. A good time
Is always assured and to make it
more so this time-a masquerade.
In some manner the 500 card CLUB
escaped notice in last weeks paper
MRS Emmet Byrd and Mrs. VIM. Grif-
nths entertained the club at the Elk
"V' House. A large number was
present and very delicious luncheon
was served.
Mrs Fred Gulliford, Mrs. Better
MRS Eph Bailey and the Felix Rug
zero family returned from the Muddy