The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-10-16

Henry Steinberg and family mo.
tored to Gunnison last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Andretta made
a trip to their ranch Sunday.
Mr.. Peavy is now rooming at E.
G. Gladstone's with Burtiss Adams
J. @. McNatt came into town Thurs
day to do some work for the C. F,&I
W. H. Whalen and family are re-
ceiving visit from Mrs. Tim Dowl-
ing this month
VIM McShane is now pit boss at
the Smith Hill mine. The family
will move up to Smith Hill.
Odess Kurtz came over from the
Muddy last week, staying over night
with Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Rosetta.
Word has been received that Steve
Krizmanich is now in Grand Junction
working He left home some time
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Bailey went to
Gunnison Saturday in their Dodge.
returning that evening in their new
Nash.
Josephine Arnott split the bone in
her elbow Thursday when she fell
over her pet dog. She is doing quite
nicely.
Forty men are expected in town
soon to work at the C F. & I. mine.
Such news promises good times for
Crested Butte.
Word has been received from Mr.
and Mrs. w. j. Tyson from some small
town in Texas, where they are stalled
due to so much rainfall.
Dr. Afford and sons went deer hunt
ing on Cement creek. They haven't
returned but let us hope they have
as good luck as last year.
Mike WEIGH reports that the police
are almost sure of who stole Gilbert's
bank roll and they are in hopes of re-
covering the money soon.
Frank Reno sprained his knee Sc
verely last week while jumping into
a snow bank which turned out to be
not quite as deep as he surmised.
Ira Morrow will soon be moving his
family into the small Espey honse
W j. Tyson will move into the Col
o'ado Supply company house which
Ira will AGATE
Friends in Crested Butte will be
glad to hear that Mr.. and Mrs J. H.
job are the proud parents of baby
girl. Mrs Job was formerly Anna
Paste of this city.
Mrs. Emmett Byrd returned home
from Salida Saturday. She reports
her husband to be getting along nice
ly. but will not be able to come home
Tor some time yet.
VIM. Kerr returned home from
Denver the first of last week He
came home Just in time for Monarch
was closed for few days, but is now
reported to be open.
The old weatherman fooled US
again. After so much snow and wind
Tor two davs previous, Sunday proved
10 be an ideal day And our c. b
motorists took advantage of the fact.
fact.
A new boiler will be installed in
the Elk Mt. Hotel soon. This will
enable the place to have steam heat
Which will certainly be welcomed by
all the guests. VIM. Hamilton viii in
stall the boiler.
Due to so much snow the orchestra
was unable to motor to Paonia, where
they had expected to give dance
saturday evening. However, they
gave one at the Croatian hall in this
city and played for quite a large
crowd.
Young George Snellar was exceed
ihgly lucky last Sunday, the first day
OF deer season While he was out
hunting rabbits some one chased
seven point buck right in front OF
MN which buck he had the good for
tune to bring home.
Guests at the Elk Mt. Hotel this
week were: A. X. Mersman, c. l.
Moore. A M. Marion, Joe Buzzard'
uunnison; L. B Allen. H. E. wilcox
son, Pueblo: C. A. Roissler, Kansas
Clty; r. R. Reams. L. A Latham
Grand Junction; VIM. Hamilton, Tom
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