The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume], November 27, 1919, Image 8

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Elk Mountain Pilot
Enter*! as Second Clara Matter at
the Poitoffice at Crested Butte, Cola
RAWALT A POTTER, Publishers
MATTIE L. MILLER, Editor. .
Subscription $2 a year
P. J. Logid returned November 26.
Mrs. Logie is stiLl in the east.
Mr. and Mis. Harry Fogg went to
Doyleville to spend Thanksgiving.
Mr. 0. A. Rpy left Tuesday evening
on a ghqrt business trip to Denver.
Mrs. T. J. Thompson will entertain
the Bridge Club Friday, November 28.
The ladies of 'St. Peter s Church in
their three days’ Bazaar cleared over
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Geo. H. Wise, Monday, bought a set
of sleighs to. take to bis ranch near
Benton Spur.
Invitations are out for the Vrahtl
Rebekah dance. Thursday evening,
Novemtfcr 27th.
Mrs. ;M. Voutas went to the Red
Cross hospital Tuesday. Mrs. Voutas
has been quite 111.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Foster went to
Powderhom Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving with relatives.
Miss Margaret Koletzka went to
Crested Butte Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving with her parents.
The will of the late O. A. Wilt Is
up for probate tthls week in the
County Court, before Judge Stone.
Monday, November 24, Ralph Ham
lin of the Rainbow garage took a car
to Salida for a party who wished to
go over on the train.
Roy Adams returned to Denver
Tuesday after a successful business
trip here. Roy will be remembered
as one of our pioneer boys.
From the number of turkeys taken
home on the back of Gunnison folks
November 23d, our people will be
pretty well supplied with turkey on
Thanksgiving day.
The big county truck is hauling
gravel from below De Yarmap’s to
put on the cemetery, lane. This is
certainly a much needed improvement
on the part of the county.
Mrs. K. E. Rlgfctmlte and daughter
returned to their home In Spokane.
Washington, last Saturday. They had
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rob
inson. Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Right
mire were girlhood friends.
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Sheriff Hanlon made a trip to
Crested Butte Monday, called there to
attend to John Vadovich, an Austrian,
who was accused of threatening Miss
Sneller with a revolver. While lit
search of Vadovich, Pat ran onto a
real, old time, old country still, and
discovered three 60 ST»I- barrels of
grape juice? which he had to empty,
on account of it being spoiled, at
least he says it was working.
Wm. Millard and wife accompanied
by D. W. Sheppard, wife and baby,
left Friday for Pocatello, Idaho,
where they will spend the winter in
the hope that the change will benefit
Mrs. Millard’s health. She has been
suffering from rheumatism the post
three or four years.
Mr. O. W. Neiswanger went to the
Red Cross hospital Monday. He writes
that he wiU be there for a week or
ten days then come home for a rest
and then return to the hospital.
Mrs. John Buchanan came down
from Crested Butte Monday to visit
until after Thanksgiving with her
daughters, Mrs. C. McWilliams and
Mrs. C. L. Braswell.
Miss Francis Norton, the popular
stenographer of the A*l Oil Co., left
for her home in Wichita, Kansas, to
be away until after New Years.
Mrs. W. A. Glllaspey entertained
the Gunnison Woman’s Club Tuesday,
November 25th..> There was a good
attendance of club members.
W. C. McDonough and wife came
In from their ranch Tuesday and left
Wednesday for Grand Junction for a
few days' visit.
Tom Reardon, engineer on the D. A
R. G. out of Delta, passed through
town Monday on his way home from a
trip to Salida.
J. J. Miller and family have been
on the sick list the past week, but aU
are reported on the way to health
Mr. Murry Bennett of Hotchkiss,
visited with friends Tuesday while on
his way home.
W. M. Horton has gone to Cimarron
for ninety days to relieve the agent
at that place.
The 600 Club will meet with Mrs.
Exter, Jr.. Dec. 3, at the home of Mrs.
Exter. Sr.
Our Normal football team will
plav the Delta boys on Thanksgiving
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1 Geo. Adams returned from Denver
, Tuesday.
Mary Graaieri, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Harmond, left Friday last
for Poncha.
Mr. Raymond Johnaon went to
Grand Junction Tuesday after spend
ing a few days here.
Henry Crooks went to Denver last
Friday and will visit his daughter in
Colorado Springs, before returning.
President Quigley is giving a din
ner party at the Normal today'to all
the students who cannot go home for
Thanksgiving.
“Nibs” Lashbrook went to Sargent
Monday, on telephone business. Nibs
has charge of the construction work
for the Telephone Co.
Several of the instructors at the
Normal are forming a horseback par
ty for Thursday, byway of amuse
ment for Thanksg|ving.
G. A. Roy, wife and little, dapghter
came in from the east Monday, morn
ing. They will remain here all win
ter and-the daughter will attend
school.*
Mr. and Mrs. H. Tlllotson are visit
ing the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lehman. The Tillotson a are expect
ing to move down for the winter
from Pitkin.
Dr. F. P. Hanson returned from
Denver Friday, November 21. That
is. as he informed us, ail that was
left of him after taking Scottish
Rite In Freemasonry.
The Monday Afternoon Club met
with Mrs. S. J. Miller, Nov. 24th.
when the following program was car
ried out: Roli Call. Quotations from
Nicholas Lindsay; His Life and
Works, Mrs. Agnes Miller; Review,
“The Chinese Nightingale,** Mrs.
Lambdin; Reading. “General Wilkes
Booth Enters Heaven* Miss Schmitt,
with piano accompaniment by Miss
Redding. Miss Borland gave an in
teresting talk on the Irish poet. Pad
rale Cohim, who will be here In De
cember. The afternoon was enjoyed
by all.
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