The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-02-21
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c. H. McCutchAn has been on the
sick list all week.
G. H. Wise came in Saturday on
horseback from the ranch,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bottenfield were
shoppers in town Monday.
Lewis Lucero, Sr., was in from
Jacks Cabin Friday and Saturday.
B. w. Brush and VIM Haech of
Smith Hill spent the week end in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Hauser spent
Monday and Tuesday in town on
business.
]. R. Spann spent Friday and Sat
urday here on business with the In
come Tax Representative.
Arthur Wilson. the small son of
Mrs. John Berryhill has been quite
sick with grips for several days.
Andrew Campbell left Saturday
for Pueblo Minnequa hospital, where
he will undergo an operation this
week.
Mrs. VIM. Bert of Lafayette, Colo,
came in this week for a few weeks
vacation with her sister, Mrs. c. L.
Hudson.
B. ]. Matteson, general manager
for the C. F. & l., spent several days
here this week, returning Wednes-
dav to his home in Pueblo.
Don't forget the show Thursday
night begins at 7:15 and the Lyceum
number, real musical "stunner"
will follow. A treat to everyone.
j. X. Roper with his wife. from
Lake City, are living near the depot.
Mr.. Roper is in charge of the extra
men put on the D. 4 r. G. road here.
Mrs. John Starika returned Sun
day from Pueblo, where she had gone
for medical treatment. Mrs. Star
ika's health is apparently greatly
improved
Andy Oberster was brought down
from Smith Hill suffering with acute
rheumatism this week. DIR. A. TAy-
lor reports him to be improving rap
idly however.
Little Vivian Campbell, the adopted
daughter Of Geo. Ball, has been Sc
riously i'll this week with threatened
pneumonia, but is reported improv-
ing at this time
j. w. Galloway Of Denver, who is
u. S Deputy of Internal Revenue Of
the Durango district spent three
days here working on the Income tax
returning to Gunnison Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer Bottenfield was in
from the ranch Monday and received
word from the hospital in Salida
that Mr.. Bottenfield is doing splen-
didly since his operation there last
week.
VI. n DtCCoSss AAoSCA O"ASSA "a ~>o
pen. is a guest at the Elk Mountain
hotel where he has specimens to
show of an oil shale outfit he is rep
resenting and some interesting
things to say about the stock, ETC.,
for his project.
Word was received by friends this
week that w. Scott Humason, who
has for some time been a patient in
ST. Joseph's hospital at Bernard,
Minnesota, has left there and is on
his wa, to the Soldiers Home at +,
Sawtell, California.
The Lvceum number postponed
from Jan. 18th, is now announced
for Thursday the 2sth of February.
Mrs, John Berryhill has very kindly
consented to run her Thursday show,
early-at z o'clock-and the Lyceum
number will follow.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Van McClenathan
with their two boys left Wednesday
for Gunnison. Mr.. McClenathan was
called to Paonia on business and will
later join his wife at Trinidad where
she is visiting her sister. The Nc
Clenathans plan on visit in Denver
of several weeks at this time.
News received from the Salida
hospital is that the two men hurt
in the Horace mine are not Is seri-
ously injured as was at first sup
posed. Matt Plute will return short
ly to his home. Tony Tezac will be