The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1919-10-02

Qertaker from OelCA ana one from
Hotchkiss went over to the Horse
Ranch Thursday morning for the re-
mains of J. M. Haley. the prospector
who died suddenly over there
Wednesday morning. They were
obliged to carry the body about one
and one-half miles to the road where
it was put into the auto and brought
on to town, arriving here at l p. m.
After having dinner here the under
takers started on with the body for
Paonia, expecting to arrive there by
evening.
MARRIED-Koletzke--Songer. At
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdi-
nand Koletzke. 1888 College Avenue.
on the evening of July 13. 1917. Mr..
F. Koletzke of Appleton, Wis., and
Mrs. Margaret Songer Of Crested
Butte. Colorado. were united in mar
riage by DIR. John Faville. Mr.. and
Mrs. Koletzke are to make their home
at present at 733 College Avenue.
Copied from Congregational church
notes, of Appleton, Wis. Printed by
request of Mrs. Margaret Koletzke for
the benefit Of some of her friends.
Rev. B. F. Ross. Methodist min
lister who has moved to Gunnisop to
educate his children, spoke here at
the U. c. church Sunday evening. The
members of the church will hold a
meeting sometime this week to de-
eide about having Mr.. Ross here reg
ularly.
Last week James Barrett. who
drives the team to and from Smith
Hill daily. put his team in the Bazz
Livery barn and within half an hour
the set of harness was stolen. No
trace of it has been found as yet.
Mrs. C. L. Hudson went over to
Pueblo to take in the fair. Wednes-
day, returning home Friday. Her
daughter Maribel, who had been Wis
iting friends in Pueblo for ten days.
returned home with her.
Mrs. Mary Kubiac and daughter.
Miss Emma, and son Rennard. went
to Gunnison in the Faussone car Sun
day. They will make their future
home in that city. having bought y
nice little home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Doig and daugh-
ter Wilma, came up from Gunnison
in the car Thursday to spend the day.
Mrs. C. C. McWilliams and sons came
with them. spending the day with
Mrs. John Buchanan.
Martin Verzuh went down to Mont
rose last Wednesday on a business
trip. Jim Bazz accompanied him that
far and will take the train from there
to Ouray to visit his parents.
Francis O'Neill. the first Crested
Butte boy to enlist arrived home
from Fort Apache. Globe. Arizona.
Saturday. He is now home to stay.
Mr.. C. L. Hudson and daughter
Maribel, went to Gunnison Sunday by
auto. Maribel will attend high school
in that city this term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Eccher and Mrs.
Joe DAMN and son Anton came in by
auto to attend the funeral Of little
James Villotti.
Miss Minnie Gibson has accepted
the position at the phone Office va
Gated by Miss Emma Kubiac who re-
signed.
Miss Laura Beitler has been spend
ing the past week in Crested Butte.
getting the new operator lined out
DR.. Walker. County Coroner, came
up from Gunnison Wednesday to in
vestipate the death Of J. M. Haley.
Mrs. George l. Miller came up from
Gunnison Saturday morning to con-
duct the funeral Of James villotti.
Thomas McNeiM has moved his
family In from the ranch 10 the chill
dren could start to school.
Mrs. John Yoklavich and children
returned home from two weeks' vis-
IL In Cunnison ThursdAy.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shackleford
were up from Jacks Cabin Wednes-
day on . shopping tour.
Lewis Rozman left Saturday for
Chicago where he expects to learn to
be an electrician.
Miss Wilma Doig has spent tho