The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-03-13

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Miss Yowell is reported on the sick
list this week.
Bruce Blackstock was in town Mon
day on business.
DR.. J. H. Kelley was passenger to
Denver Friday evening.
We understand that Jay Berryhi!Ps
youngest child is quite sick.
Miss Margaret Collins who has been
very Ill is rapidly improving.
Mrs. Jerry Williams and daughter
are reported much better this week
Miss Beulah Patterson is very ill
with pneumonia at the home OF E. A.
Foster.
Miss Wedabelle Lashbrook is feel
ing much better after siege of
sickness.
VIM. Spann was in town Monday
on business, from his ranch at Lodge,
Colorado.
Fred Klein, Juan Quintana, and Mel
Deering were visitors from Parlin
last Monday.
Ben Heilman, Forest Reserve man
from Crawford, is helping the force
at the Office.
Mr.. Hugo Fagrelius. the telephone
manager, went to Grand Junction
Sunday on business.
Mr.. C. H Taylor, real estate man
of Denver. made business trip to
our city on Monday, returning Tues
day.
Geo. Pullins and wife from Crested
Butte, came down Friday and went
up to Baldwin where Geo. will work
for the Ohio Creek Coal Co.
w. S. Henderson of Pitkin, was In
town today attending to business
connected with the John Lipastin es-
tate. While here he paid the Empire
. very pleasant cali.
Mr.. Theodore Fouts who is here
from Wyoming attending school, is
reported very i'll with bronchial pneu-
monia at the home Of w. G. McEl-
vain We hope he will be well soon.
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While in Denver DR.. Sullivan met
James B. Nash and learned that he
has returned from army life and is
now attorney for Keelor Bros. Bond
House He was just leaving for Ari-
.ona on business for the firm.
Charley Chinery is sure playing to
hard luck these days. He and his
family are down with the flu and
Wednesday one Of his finest heifers
got in the river and was drowned.
He says it never rains but it pours.
Misses Rose and Irene Berry were
suddenly taken i'll last Sunday morn
ing. They were unable to attend to
the janitor work of the Grammar
School. therefore the school was dis
missed on Monday morning on ac-
count Of no heat.
Miss Kathryn Firebaugh is very ill
at the home of Mrs. Mary A. Law
renee. 1t proves to be the flu but
we hope to see Miss Firebaugh re-
suming her school duties at the Nor
NAL very soon. Miss Louise Mullin is
substituting for her.
Tho Normal School Board have de-
cided to take little time to secur-
ing the successor to President Kelley
and will secure the best man obtain
able. DIR. Kelley will be with us till
May and that gives the board time to
do some looking around.
On Friday evening the remains Of
Rev. Bissell, accompanied by the wife
and little daughter, left on their long
journey to New Jersey. A large num-
Der of the Episcopalian people and
many others were at the train to bid
the sorrowing ones good bye.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Osborne and
family being quite i'll with the flu,
their daughter, Mrs. Gilbert Lathrop,
came over from Salida last week to
assist them. As they were much bet
ter on Monday, Mrs. Lathrop boarded
the east bound train for home that
day.
Mr.. T. M. Utley came in from Wy
oming last Monday to take charge of
the Rainbow Route Garage, which he