The Elbert County tribune., 1898-12-15

f'iHiH~e f'f,Htfrt. VIII Tin Elmer
Dec. l7ih NJ The BcnIah holed.
Kioaa will come to the front
with grand holiday hall on
Friday evening, December 30.
Rev. A. T. Giilsey has built an
aatlitiuncf tno rooms to bis resi-
dence cn il;e ranch near Chenp-
wcsll.
Money l''4aca % approved real
estate secueiis. LEE RsMsEy,
5OI Cooper Bid, Denver.
a. 9. Putnnm bought seven
head Of fat calves from NJ. r.
AIumbareh and shipped them 70
Denver Monday.
Born, December 9TH, to Mr..
and Mrs. George SchiIIingcr. d
hne new len pound boy. Mother
and child getting along well.
Adam Rinnert win soon begin
tie erection Of II handsome addi-
fion Of four rooms to his resi-
tlencc on the ranch near Kiowa.
w. Z. Aux has secured fine
young blood hound and is training
her. There will soon be less petty
stealing in the community or n
big sensation.
Mr. Ten Eycls returned Satlir-
day from Kansas. While there
be traded his town property in
Atwood for 1850 acres of land in
the same coaniy.
{ Mrs. Ranster and family, of
FoaJis, started Tuesday for Den
yer where they will spend the
winter. Mrs. Ross and her family
arc spending the winter in Denver.
Married. at the residence of
Rev. "a. I. Gillzcy, December IL,
Richard o. Maui to Miss Angus
sia Schoncweis, Rev. Gilkey per-
forming the ceremony. A mum.
her Of near relations were present.
Miss Lena Schoneweis was brides
maid and Geo. EIsnar, Jr., best
man. The ceremony was follows
cd by music and a general good
social time, after which the happy
couple departed upon the voyage
OF welded life.
Fern Petteys aecidentIy ran her
thumb through The cogs of wash
wrineer Monday, tearing off the
thumb nail and brnising the
thumb quito badly. DIR. Ridlon
dressed The wound.
Z. r. Harper is back from
Cripple Greek anil did not estab~
lish a butter station thcrs. He
found the demand very slow and
i'll addition lost valuable horse
on the trip.
All VINO tnve not seen the Cos
mnpolitan magazine for December
should ut once procure q copy if
possible. Some of the best writ
srs in the country have articles il
this months number.
Mrs Il. X. Harlow, of Fondis,
who has been with her hushnn | ut
st. Anthony's hospital, Denver,
for three weeks, returned Monday.
lir. Harlow is now able to walk
around the room with Il crulch at
the hospital.
Mrs. Spanglor, of Fondis, had
another operation performed On
her Mt ST. Joseph's hospital,
Denver, last Thursday. Mrs.
Dnrlin, her sister, after being
with her three weeks, returned to
Fondls Saturday
1t is reported that Denver
parties arc about to put in another
creamery Mt tlill Top. The one
erected by Henry Binning has
only just been completed. The
dairy business about Hill Top is
reaching large proportions. -
Castle Rock Mascot.
EIbert camp of Woodmen will
have Il public installation at their
beautiful ball the first Tuesday
night in January, followed by
lunch and games. The members
have such pleasant times at ALI
sessions they have opened their
hearts and intend in the future to
invite their wives and friends to
join them about once a month in
q public social meeting.
MIR, w. +. Aux has completed
a commolious livery stable IN the
south part OF town and in an
other column announces that he
and Mr.. S. N. West are row
prepared to do anything in that
line promptly and reasonably.
They have nice quarters and will
give entire satisfaction TO alt
patrons. In addition they will
buy and sell stock. Both are old,
well known and euterprising citi-
xcns, entitled to a liberal share of
patronage. See their adj.
A Joplin, No, paper says that
woman preacher at that place