The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-08-28
PITKIN ITEMS


PITKIN ITEMS
]. F. Berryhill made trip to Gun
nison on business Tuesday of this
week. - 4
Mrs. M. E Williams returned
Wednesday from short stay at Pa
gosa Springs.
John Woods and Frank Lindberg,
carpenters at the hatchery, were Gum
nison visitors Tuesday.
We noted A M. Crawford in town
this week with load of produce from
his ranch near Read Colo.
Claude Clay and Miss Ethel Lash
brook were Pitkin visitors Sunday,
livvering up from Gunniaon.
Miss Helen Berryhill returned from
Gunnison Tuesday, where she has been
having some dental, work done.
Ray Slane was noted in town Sun
day from Doyleville, looking after
his sheep pasturing above Pitkin.
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Friends are glad to know that Mrs.
John Ficklin and Mrs. Pearl Gingrich,
who have been ill, are both improving
nicely.
R. S Anderson, Mr. Davenport, Tom
Shomberg and other Trinchera Tim
Der company officials were Pitkin WIS.,
itirs Sunday.
The Rathborn show was in town one
night last week and gave very good
show. after which social dance was
, enjoyed till midnight
DR.. Loffier was called east Wednes-
day by wire and left that evening.
He has been here looking after his
mining interests for some time.
Sunday evening at the Community
church. A good crowd was in attend
ance and Rev Jones preached very
fine sermon.
Geo. Norwood and Floyd Trickle are
new employees at the hatchery, doing
| trenching and general cleaning up.
Mr. and Mrs Norwood are living at
the hatchery.
Ted Stephenson and VIM Doyle
We're Pitkin visitors Monday from
Doyleville, going on from here to
Gunnison, where they will again take
up road work
Mr.. and Mrs. John Curtis and daugh-
ters Frances, Florence andd Eunice. of
Paonia, were Pitkin visitors number
of days last week, guests at the homes
of the Schuttler and Whitehorn fam
lilies
Hugh Smith left. first of this week
or camping trip, which will include
Marble. Somerset and other points.
Hugh is candidate for the nomina-
tion for commissioner on the demo
cratic ticket for this district.
Mr. and Mrs Jas. Robinson and Mrs
A.. L. Pearson and daughter Mildred. |
were Gunnison visitors Wednesday
Mrs Pearson is house hunting. as she
is intending to move to Gunnison this |
winter to put the children in school.
Mr.. and Mrs. F F. Keenan, and MIR
and Mrs. Elmer Ames and son Charley
of Gunnison. drove to Pitkin Sunday
and in company with Mr. and Mrs.
JIM Robinson went 30 the black cur
rant berry patch near the Bon Ton
mine-
Jas Haviland field superintendent
cf the Game and Fish department.
was a visitor looking over the work
being done at the hatchery, and ex-
pressed himself as greatly delighted
with the rapid progress being made in
the new buildings
Jas Skidmore. who has been at work
on the hatchery building for some
weeks. left Sunday morning for his
home in Cedaredge. He was accom-
PANIED by his sister-in-law, Mrs EN-
cry Nichols and children. who have
bsen here visiting Mr.. Nichols
A social dance is to be held tomor-
row evening at the City hall and the
proceeds are to be given for sick ben
eft to Mrs. Pearl Gingrich and her
two little girls. A good supper has
been arranged and good music also
will be furnished. Everyone invited
to come and have fine time
j. L. Trickle, Frank Child; and
Mark Beckley masSe trip Sunday to
Lamphier Lake on Gold cree k. Tie