The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-03-20
Local and Personal
william Redden came up from Gla-


Mrs. Keith Warner returned from
Salida last week. FL.
John Starika has been dangerously
i'll the past week.
R. W. Mcdonald left Thursday for
Glenwood Springs.
A. B. Arnold went to Gunnison
Sunday, returning Monday.
Mrs. D. v. Miner, mother of Mrs. A..
Taylor is very i'll in Denver.
Mr.. William Griffith went to Canon
City Saturday, to visit his parents.
]. @. McNatt, C. F. & l. surveyor,
was an arrival on Saturdays train.
Henry Steinberg went to Delta
Saturday, where he expects to locate.
Mrs. Kate Young Brown was an ar
rival from Denver on Sundays train.
Frances Stadjuhar of Smith Hill,
was business caller in town Monday.
George L. Miller came up from
Gunnison Friday to prepare the body
of Frank Bailey for burial.
Mrs. R. F. Mckinley is on the sick
list again this week and Mrs. R H.
Mace is substituting for her.
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Since Sunday Max Bazz has been
sporting fine new bus which he has
made during the winter months.
Miss Maude Ball has been on the
: sick list all week. John Skof is clerk
ing in the store during her absence.
Mrs. William Shaw and children, ac-
companied Mrs. Shaw's brother, Sam
Songer, over from Sargents Tuesday.
Mrs. Carl Bergman and little son
are quite ill at Hillside ranch. Mrs.
A. Decker has been out nursing them.
FIR. Hilbig came up from> >Gunnison
Friday and held funeral services for
Frank Bailey, Saturday, returning to
Gunnlson that DAY.
Relatives here received word from
S. Floyd Chapel, who is in France.
saying he does not expect to be home
for several months.
James Barrett and son Albert.
Thomas McNeill, Emmett and Dick
Stobs were among Smith Hill folks
who spent Sunday in C. B.
Owing to so many being sick, only
a few couples attended the St. Pat
ricks dance Monday evening, how
ever, all report good time.
Mike Welch, Jr., has accepted the
position of section foreman Mt Par
lin. He went over there Monday and
will send for his family later.
Her many friends will be glad TO
hear that Mrs. Faye Reberts is much
better and is able to be about the
house again although still very weak
Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Ho-
ran started for Baltimore, Md, where
Mr.. Horan expects to receive treat
ment at the John Hopkins Institute.
DR.. and Mrs. Angus Taylor left for
Denver Sunday. called by the illness
of Mrs. Taylor's sister. Mrs. w. II.
Harrison, who, however died before
they arrived.
James Harris and daughter Eliza
beth, left Wednesday for California.
They expect to visit at several differ
ent places enroute, taking about a
month to make the trip.
All the teachers who were sick
have so far recovered as to be able
to be back in school again. However.
there is still small attendance of
pupils as so many are sick.
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MrA George Schafer who has been
over at the D. & R. G. hospital at
Salida, for the past week, returned
home Sunday. She visited her broth
er, James Jamison, at Chandler. Colo
RADIO, before coming home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben Roberts and
children left Monday for Cheyenne,
Okla, where Mrs. Roberts will visit
relatives while Mr.. Roberts will go on
to the oil fields around Ranger, Texas.
They expect to locate near Ranger if
they like the country.
On Thursday, March 13, at the Joe
Gollovich home, occurred the death
of Frank Bailey. He died of pneu-
monia which followed flu. Mr.. Bailey
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