The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-02-07

been seriously ill for several months
came Sunday night. Mr.. Kilroy, 8
native of Ireland, came here over
thirty-fve years ago and has since
been employed in the various mines
He was thought to be near seventy
years of age. Mr.. Kilroy had beer
married years ago, but as nothing
was known of his wife or relatives
he was buried here with services at
the Catholic church Tuesday morn
ing.
Friends of p,lss 3; ina M. Muir
ply, the popular school teacher here
a few years ago. will be pleased to
hear of her marriage January 18th in
Colorado Springs, to Geo. A. Com
stock. The Comstocks will spend
their honeymoon in California and
will be at home in Embar, Wyo., af-
ter March 1st.
The marriage of Miss Mary NAL
ensek to Joseph Pogrelec was SOL
emnized by Father Kipp at their
o'clock, Sunday +, in the Catholic
church. The young couple will make
their home here in the Haley house
recently purchased by Mr.. Pogrelec.
Mrs. A. F. Decker returned Mony
day after three weeks visit at the
Andrew Bray home in Gunnison. Mr..
Bray, a well known resident here
years ago, was seriously ill during
Mrs. Decker's visit but she reports
him much improved at this time.
Tom Hogan of Gunnison, who gave
up his work at the Big mine and
went home last week, returned Sun
day with friend, James Farens,
They have gone to Smith Hill where
hey plan on working the rest of the
winter.
Folks wondering why M. ]. Boyle
If the D. & R. G., looked so superior
his last week will be pleased to
know it's granddaughter, born
Tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nc
Gowan of Paonia.
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John Yoklavich went on skees to
irwin Sunday to acquaint his brother
Joe Yoklavich, of the notice for ex-
animation. John says Joe Ingham
is "some fine cook"
Joe Yoklavich, John Kochevar, Geo.
<apusin and Jim Snyder left soon af-
.er their examinations for Denver,
Tor a"jolly time" before being called
Tor service.
DIR. o. A. Dram left Friday for
Denver to attend to some business
matters there. DIR. Dram plans on
aking a months vacation at this
time.
]. C. Moberly and his mother ar
lived Friday from Pimero, to join
Mr.. Moberly the blacksmith at the
Big mine. They will live on the hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Allen of Bald
win, were passengers on Saturdays
train and are guests at the hotel.
They will later locate at Smith Hill.
Frank Zurzie and Ira Sigman re-
.urned from Redstone Tuesday. The
snow there made it impossible to
continue work in the saw mill.
The Rev. Kipp came in on Sundays
rain returning Tuesday. Rev. Kipp
was called here on account of the
death of VIM. Kilroy.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. v. Benson left
Tuesday for a three weeks trip to
Denver and Morley where they have
relatives.
Mike Welch Jr., now of the Irwin
amps came in on skees Saturday
and spent the week end at home.
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Ben Snyder left Tuesday for Den
YER where he will enjoy vacation
and have his eyes treated.
Lawyer E. NJ Nourse was up from
Gunnison on town business Monday
md Tuesday.
Mrs. Lawrence Beitler is visitor
from Smith Hill, at the Fred Gulli-
ford home.
Supt. Hare and George Ball, Sr.,
were down from Smith Hill for the
week end.
]. D. Gunter was in for supplies
this week-of course "Shep" was
along.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bergman were
guests Sunday at the Harrey Smith
home.
S. Floyd Chappell is visiting his