The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-07-12

iiohi scotland last week of the
death of Mrs. Robt. Alexandra
mother. For thirteen years Mrs
Alexander had planned to visit he,
mother and with her husband depart
ed in May. They arrived on June a
and the lady passed away on June -
Funeral was held on June Is Mr. and
MRS Alexander planned to be gone
three months.
Visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. E. Byrd this week are Mr. and
Mrs Henry Hartung and granddaupb-
ter, Miss Vyrle McCloskey of Pueblo
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robins and daupb-
tiers of Sterling, Nebr. Mrs. Hartunp
will be remembered here as Mrs. Bill
Nun. She was a resident of Crested
Butte for great many years.
MIR. and Mrs. G. A. James and so,,
Laurence are spending their vacation
in Pueblo, having left here on SUNDAY
last. During Mr.. James absence. Joe
Skoff is butchering at the store. while
Charlie Songer is groceryman and
lin Morgan is on the delivery wagon
Mrs. j. Mooney and Miss Marguerite
Stong of Grand Junction, who have
been visiting at the johnson home
here, left Sunday for home. w. L.
johnson and Miss Ethel went as far
as Gunnison with them, returning the
same evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Orrie Milligan and
son of Pennsylvania, are guests at
the F. E. Songer home. Rev. Milligan
is a nephew of Mrs Songer and with
his father and mother visited here
some twenty-one years ago.
o.
Monday Mrs. E. Russ and Mr.. and
Mrs. Shaw of Colorado Springs, came
down from Irwin. The latter two are
spending their vacation in Irwin, fish
ing and enjoying the beautiful seem
cry.
Joe Clark and son James arrived
Monday from Trinidad. Mr. Clark re-
sided here a great many years ago.
ters welcome him back to this CITY.
A number of tourists have been
coming through via the Somerset
road. Several truck loads of fruit
came over the Blue on account of
rain in the Somerset district.
Tony Beitler has sold his residence
to Mrs. Kate Saya and household
goods to other parties. He expects to
go to Bakersfield, California, where
his family is now located.
The Ladies' Aid society held its
annual picnic at Hillside Lake and
Ranch on Thursday. A large crowd
went out and everybody enjoyed
themselves immensely.
Hawe's orchestra arrived in town
from Almont Monday and on Wedes-
day evening played at the theatre and
later for the dance which they gave
at the Croatian hall.
A. B. Farmers sheep arrived about
midnight on Tuesday. They were un-
loaded here and driven up towards
Pittsburg.
Wanted-to hear from owner of
farm for sale. State price. Mrs. W.
Booth, Box d, Hipark, Des Moines,
Iowa.
Mrs. Fred Gulliford, Mrs. Bailey,
Mrs. Farley and Geo. Gulliford drove
to Gunnison Tuesday evening.
The Herman Voss and Herman Hut
terman families are camped on Tay-
lor river for a week.
A. B. Arnold, who was injured at
the Bulkley mine last week, is again
able to be at work.
E. S. Long and Mr.. Gilchrist came
in Tuesday from Leyden. They are
looking for work.
]. Simpson and parties arrived last
week from st. Louis and are mining
over near Gothic.
DIR. j. S. Afford and family have
just returned from a trip over the
state.
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creek, came in for supplies Monday.
FOR OVER 40 YEARS
HA1I,a cArARRH MEDICINE has
been used successfully in the treatment
HALLS cATARRH MEDICINE con-