The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-06-17

neral services OF Mrs. Mcintyre,
which were held at the Catholic
church Saturday morning. Father A.
Hlbig conducted the rites. Many
beautiful floral offerings covered the
casket testifying to the love and es-
TEEN in which this lady was held
lnterment was made in Fhirview
Cemetery. The many friends Of the
family extend their heartfelt SYM
pathy to the sorrowing relatives in
the passing of their beloved wife,
mother, daughter and sister.
We have had an able and efficient
P. M. in Mrs. Maude Baker, who has
Eeen acting P. M. for the past few
months and we have no doubt that
Mrs. Miller will maintain the same
high standard of public business. 1t
requires great deal of patience at
postoffice and the public is hard to
please; however we wish Mrs. Miller
success.
A large crowd attended the social
gathering at the school house at Gla-
cier Friday evening, June IL. Mrs.
A. L. Mills entertained them by re-
citing several pieces and music and
dancing helped to pass the evening.
Before departing the guests were
served delicious lunch consisting
of sandwiches, cake, coffee and ice
cream.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Randall and
children were outgoing passengers
on Saturdays train, bound. for Car
bondale. They will go on to Crystal
where Mr. Randall will work some
mining properties this summer. La
ter on they expect to go on out into
Washington
Mrs. Jackson Mooney, George and
William johnson took their mother,
Mrs. William johnson. over to Salida
hospital last Wednesday, where she
underwent an operation on Saturday
afternoon. Latest report is that she
is getting along nicely. George re-
tured home Thursday.
Scarlet fever patients who were
fumigated and let out of quarantine
Sunday were the families of Law
renee Snyder, Thos McNeill, Jake
Kochevar, Jr., Tony Verzuh, and Fay
Roberts. Mrs. D. L. Gladstone was
let out on Monday.
John Nemanic received word Sat.
urday that his mother. Mrs. Barbara
Nemanic, had died Friday morning.
June IL, at Berwind, Colorado. Mr..
Nemanic left on Saturday for Pueblo,
where his mother will be buried be-
side her husband.
Mrs. William Manley, Jr., departed
Sunday for Canon City where she
will attend the commencement ex-
ercises at Mt. St. Scolastica's Acad-
emy. She expects to remain about
two weeks.
Forest Ranger Mills took out a
gang of men to the Cement Creek
station Tuesday morning. They will
install a water system and do other
improvements in and around the sta
tion.
P. j. Morgan has taken the con-
tract of hauling the mail and express
to and from the depot. He will also
handle freight. He started on Mon
day June IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. v. Benson. Mrs. E.
G. Gladstone. and Alex and Andrew
Campbell motored to Gunnison Sat-
urday evening in the Campbell Ford.
The infants of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Castle and Mr.. and Mrs. John Volk
were christened at the Catholic
church last Sunday afternoon
Anton DAMN left jacks Cabin
Tuesday for Denver. We are in
formed that on his return he viii
bring back a new Mrs. DAMN.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Doig and daugh-
ter Wilma, with Mrs. Margaret Glad
stone and son Bobby, spent Sunday
at the G. v. Benson home.
Miss Mary Saunders departed for
Gunnison Sunday after having visited
her sister, Mrs VIM. Baker, for a
few days.
Mrs. T. Y. Miller, Mrs. Eva Spen-
Ger and Miss Eva Mcintyre went up
to Smith Hill with Mr.. Sneller Mon
day.
Mrs. Johnny Lupher and children
arrived in Crested Butte from Hotch-
kiss last week, coming thru by auto.
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The Misses Bertha and Minnie
Boyd went to Gunnison Sunday where
they will attend summer school.
The wedding of Mr.. John Kapu-
shion and Miss Mary Verzuh is set
for June 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Shackleford and