The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-06-17

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Albert Manley arrived home from
the c. F. & l. hospital, Pueblo. Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Verzuh came
In Tuesday from business trip to
Gunnison.
| Mrs. John Moberly entertained the
Ladies' Aid at her pleasant home last
Thursday afternoon
The Wood Porter family have
moved into Bill Williams house over
near the water tank.
P. ]. Morgan took several travelling
men to Gunnison Tuesday and brought
up Mrs. Susie Miller.
There is to be Sunday school at the
U. c. church Sunday morning at 10
o'clock, C. F. & l. time.
Mrs. Nelson drove large Nash
car up from Gunnison Tuesday and
sold the same to James Hare.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Mills were Wis
itors in town from Cement Creek
from Saturday until Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Fisher has been on the
sick list the past week, suffering
from an attack of rheumatism.
Joe Arnott left Tuesday for a trip
to Denver and Canon City. We sus-
pect Joe will return with Mrs. Ar
mott.
Frank Mueso, who came here re-
Gently from Somerset, went over to
Baldwin Monday to work in the
mines.
A fine 71a pound baby boy arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Sporcich Saturday, June IL. DIR. o.
A. Dram in attendance.
Charley Hubbard has been in town
from the Star mine the past week.
He has taken in some supplies and
they are working little.
Mr.. John Papish of Pueblo, and
Miss Annie Yoklavich will be united
in marriage at St. Peters Catholic
church, Gunnison, on Tuesday, June
22d.
The ]. NJ Clark family have re-
turned from Crested Butte to Grand
Junction. Matt is strong for Cap
per for president.-White River Re-
view.
Roger Nelson mashed his finger
badly while at work Monday and on
Tuesday went over to the ID. & R.
G. hospital, Sahda, to have it at
tended to.
A work gang is at work opening
up the Ruby branch. A big washout
several miles up is causing consider
abe trouble and bridge gang will
be in this week to put in bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Bergman and
Ernest Boktenfield motored over to
Lloyd Carpenters ranch on Ohio
Creek last Saturday. They visited
with the A. Bray's and Miss Mary
Daniels in Gunnison also.
Mrs. Phillip Handy and little daugh-
ter Agnes, went to Gunnison Tues
day to visit for few days with the
C. L. Braswell and C. C. McWilIiams
families. Phil will go down Satur-
day and bring the family home Sum
day in their new Ford,
George Ball. Sr, departed last
Thursday for Denver and Boulder.
He will visit his daughter, Mrs. Ivan
Larson, in Denver and attend the
exercises at Boulder
University, his son James graduating
James is civil engineer.
Joe Faussone took bunch of men
as far as Gunnison Tuesday to catch
the east bound train. They were Joe
Arnott, Raphael Giardino, who goes
to Denver, and Ernest Kretz, who
has been visiting his sister. Mrs. Len
hoff, here and is now returning to
the Lenhoff ranch near Peyton, Colo.
Mrs. r. H. Mace and son Frank
came in Monday from Missoula, Mon
tana- They stopped over day in
Gunnison where Mrs. Decker met
them. Mrs. Mace has just completed
very successful term of school at
Frenchtown, Montana, and Frank has
been attending high in Missoula- Mr..
Mace is on trip through Idaho at
present.
Little Mary Saya, aged years,
second daughter of Mrs. Kate Saya,
died at her home here Tuesday morn
ing at a. M. of scarlet fever. She
had been i'll for some three weeks.
rL. ,,,ot1,ar who ic n widow and has
seven other children, is grief strick-
en-. Mrs. Susie Miller came up Tues
day and buried the child Wednesday
morning.
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