The Elbert County tribune., 1899-07-27
Money loaned on approved real
estate security. LEE RAMSEY.
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DR.. Thombs resignation by the
board, without comment. TO take
eject Sept. 1st.
Work Is to proceed at once On
the church tower, the lumber now
being ON the ground. The great
est harmony prevails, and both
members and outsiders are work
ing energetically together to COM
plete the structure.
The many friends of Mr.. L.
Cowdrey will be pleased to learn
that he Is at the Kelley Institute
at Denver taking a course Of treat
ment for inebriety. This work
should be encouraged by all good
law abiding citizens.
Misc Bessie Hamlin, Of Colora-
do Springs, who will be remem-
bored by old residents Of Ebert
- one Of Elbert's former little
girls, will be married to-day to
Mr.. Sherman Smith, 4 prominent
barber Of the Springs.
Netics.
All members Of tho W. e. T.
U. ars requested to be at the church
tomorrow friday at . O'Clock
promptly. as there will be busi-
ness Of importance to transact.
BY order Of President.
Mr.. and Mre. VIM. M. Will
liams, former well known citizens
Of Ebert, have moved from
DrakeviIle to Belknap, Iowa,
where Mr.. w. has engaged in
business. A fine new girl has
lately come to bless their home.
l represent some Of The leading
insurance companies in the United
States and am prepared TO insure
farm property and stock on short
notice.
+. N. LAVELL,
Ebert. Colo.
w. A. Chester foil . distance
of lS feet from the barn of Treas
urer Lundy Tuesday morning and
received quite painful injuries.
DR.. Denney was called and later
DR.. Kimmel. As the tribune
COOS TO press he is resting easy
and it is hoped his injuries will
not provo serious.
A quiet wedding took place at
the home of Rev. J. +. Walker
on the evening of July 12, 1899,
when he united in marriage Mr..
VIM. Hank;ns and Miss Lula
Sayles, both Of Biou Basin. There
were but few present, but q
prettier homo wedding would be
hard to picture out.
Mr.. Thos. Cantril, q we'll known
young man of this county, and
Miss Cristine Rinnert, accomplish
ed daughter of Adam Rinnert,
were married at the homo of the
brides parents Sunday at high
noon Judge George Fahrion pro-
nonncing The magic words that
made them husband and wife. The
TRIBUNE joins in extending con-
gratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hachcp-
berger, of Pueblo, came Tuesday
with their fine new two-months'
old boy, Ralph Chester, ON short
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Coch-
ran and other relatives near Fon-
dis. Mr.. Bachenberger has charge
OF the Denver Post in Pueblo and
is doing large business. Mrs.
H. has great many friends in
this county and all will be glad to
meet her.
j. B. King returned from bis
western trip last Friday, in three
weeks having travelled about 5, 900
miles and visited the principal
cities of Oregon and Washington.
He was in Portland, all through
the famous Willamette valley in
Oregon, took in Tacoma, Seattle,
Walla Walla and Spokane, WASH
ington, and never missed a meal
or was left by train on the en-
tire trip. Although his credentials
TO the association were dated June
18th and he started on Friday and
returned on Friday not a thing
went wrong from beginning to |
end, so there to these bugbearsl
Our readers will be favored for
several weeks with his interesting |
letters written while en- route. |
He was delighted with the climate |
and the wealth and prosperity |
vislble on every hand both in |
Oregon and Washington.
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