The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-07-14

dead man over on C. B. Mountain,
above the John Rozich ranch. The
Coroner, DR.. Hyatt, was notified and
with Undersheriff Lehan came up to
investigate. A few bones, watch
and badly rnsted shot gun. were
found. 1t is thought to be the re-
mains of one Mike Vidmar, who about
four or five years ago became violent
ly insane and while the men were out
in the hay field attacked Mrs. Rozich
at the house. She escaped, through
an open window and Vidmar disap
peared and no trace has been found
of him since. Hyatt and Lehan took
the bones, watch and gun to Gunni-
son.
A very pleasant social gathering
was held at the Croatian hall last
Thursday evening, when about thirty
stockholders of the Crested Butte In
dustrial Stores Co., held their regular
meeting. After the business was at
tended to, dancing was indulged in,
refreshments being served later. The
next meeting promises to be more
interesting and may be held in
the City Hall where they can have a
piano.
The new Crested Butte-Somerset
road is being used now daily and is
in fine condition. Cars go over and
return the same day, making the trip
in good time. Those coming in from
Gunnison and wishing to remain here
over night will have a very pleasant
trip on to Somerset the next morning.
Mr.. Frank Bulkley returned to Den
yer Friday after having spent few
days here. Mr.. Elder and Mr.. Page
accompanied him as far as Gunnison
Messrs. Eulkley and Berryhill expect
to visit Crested Butte again about
July 20 to 25. Il
Miss Leo Stcinberg came hcn.e Fri
day to spend few days with her
parents, before the haying begins in
the lower valley. She will return to
the Walter Mergleman ranch this
week to spend the remainder 81 the
summer.
Arriving by auto from Somerset
Sunday evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Clark, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Clark, Jr, and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Clark who remained until Monday.
They came over the new road.
Mrs. M. j.. Boyle and son, William,
motored to Gunnison Sunday to meet
Mrs. Thomas Quinn and little daugh-
ter and Mrs. James MCGOWAN and two
children. These ladies will visit their
parents for some time.
The Ladies' Aid members enjoyed
themselves immensely last Thursday
at the pleasant ranch home Of Mrs.
Carl Bergman. They went out in
cars, quite a few ladies attending.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Ford took the
east bound train for Pueblo from
Gunnison Wednesday evening. They
are going to build themselves home
and locate in that city.
Mrs. Herman Toof departed Friday
evening for her home in Kentucky,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Roberts taking hert
as far as Gunnison in the car. She
expects to return soon.
The Pythian Sisters gave a delight
full party at their hall on Mrs. James
Jameson last Thursday afternoon.
Delightful refreshments were served.
Mrs. Ida Moffitti left Friday for
Gunnison. She expects to 20 on to
Salt Lake shortly after the Cattle
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Max Bazz has begun the erection of
six room house onAhis lots next to
the Diel home on Elk avenue. 1t will
be built of logs. & i
Elmer l.. Bfedsoe, the base ball
pitcher. came in from Dcnver again
Tuesday and will be employed at the
mines here. a i
Geo. Miller went to Salida Monday
to get his car: During. his absence
Miss Anna Paste helped out in the
Postoffice.
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Mrs. o. N. Aasteruds mother, who
has spent. the past two weeks visit
ing here, returned to Pueblo Wednes-
day.
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Mrs. r. A. Young and daughter
went to Gunnison Wednesday. Mrs.
Ford going on to Pueblo the same
day.