The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-08-19

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bad gashs in her temple when pole
fell on her. She was unconscious
some two hours but is getting along
nicely now. Mrs. A. L. Mills hap
pened along just as the accident oc-
CURED and helped attend Mrs. Sera-
phine.
Mrs. R. H. Mace and son Frank, de-
parted Wednesday for Hamilton,
Montana, after having spent the two
months vacation here with relatives
and friends. Mrs. A. F. Decker ac-
companied them as far as Gunnison
and will spend a few days with her
friends, the Bray family, before re-
turning home.
News reached here this week of
the sudden death of William Stock
man at Hotchliss, on Thursday, Au-
gust IL. He had been a sufferer
from heart trouble for some years
and it Is supposed that is what caused
his death. He leaves a wife and three
children.
After seven days of patient suffer-
ing with that dread disease iiphthe-
ria, William, the six year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kochevar, Jr, passed
away at a. m. Wednesday morning.
Funeral was held Thursday afternoon
with Undertaken Geo. Miller in
charge
William Harris was an arrival from
Ell Cajon, California, after an absence
from Crested Butte of about nine
years. Mr.. Harris expects to spend a
couple of months in our city.
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Otho Steinberg and Arthur Mosher
went to Jacks Cabin by train Tues
day. They will spend week or so
camping and fishing near the Walter
Mergelman ranch.
Mrs. Carl Bergman and children
came in Monday evening to visit with
her sister, Mrs. R. H. Mace, before
the latter's departure for Montana.
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The U. M. w. of A. Cooperative
society received large shipment of
supplies this week They expect to
be opened up about September l.
John sArnott went down to Gunni-
son Wednesday with William Carsten
in his Ford. DIR. Norman Sullivan
removed tonsils for Mr.. Arnott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Birmingham
are guests at the Robert Fitzpatrick
home, having come through by auto
from California last week.
Mrs. Sandy Clark and children came
in from Pueblo last week. They have
spent the past two months on their
ranch near that city,
Miss Helen Finley of Newcastle,
and party of friends from Gunnison
came in Tuesday, via auto, and visited
friends in town.
The McGee family moved down
from Smith Hill Sunday. Mrs. Hay
maker having taken charge of the
boarding house.
Mrs. H. T. Smith and son Paul came
in Monday for a visit with friends.
The Smiths are staying in the Henry
Beuton house.
The Frank Kerr and Ruben Roberts
families, with party of friends from
Pueblo, went camping on Taylor river
Wednesday,
We are glad to state that Mrs. M
R. Canterbury is on the road to re-
covery after a two weeks siege OF
sickness.
Mrs. Raymond Haures, mother of
Mrs. Joseph Arnott, will give dance
in Crested Butte Friday evening, Au-
gust 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Haures
came in from Canon City Wednesday
to visit their daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Arnott.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Blakemore ar
rived home Tuesday from their honey
moon trip over the Western slope.
Elmer Cook, wife and sister, de-
parted Tuesday for Wyoming, In
which state they expect to locate.
Miss Ivy McGee went to Gunnisor
Saturday, returning Tuesday.
Jack Gulliford went to Gunnisor
Monday, returning Tuesday.
C. Lenhof was an outgoing passen-
ger on Mondays train.