The Elbert County tribune., 1899-11-23
For Sale, good pitch pine fence
posts. Il. N. LnVell.

For sale, good pitch pine renee
posts. r. N. Lavell.
Several tons of oat hay for
sale. Apply al Kings store. IT,
Ranches for rent and for sale.
+. N. Lavell, Elbert, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. vanCleave will
soon be house keeping In Eliza
beth.
j. A. Boston with bis family
have moved onto Mr.. Georgia's
ranch and will farm there the
coming year.
MIR. r. l.. Glow wac in Ebert
yesterday on business and while
here found time to pay the TRiB-
uNE pleasant visit.
Little Cyrus Cole, the six-year
old son Of James Cole, is still very
dangerously sick, and but little
hope is entertained that he will
recover.
Gus. and bred. Mulligan have
decided 10 get out cord wood this
winter aud Fred says 300 cords is
the amount they expect to have
ready for The market in the spring.
For the next ten days ! will
make "A run on Queensware and
Glassware--sc selling it cheaper than
any other firm in Ebert county.
j. B. KING.
The Iadies Of the church will
serve pie and coffee at the town
hall next Wednesday from 3 to
Up. IN. Come and eat all you
can and take your Thanksgiving
pie home with you.
Mrs. Ross. of Denver, friend
of Mrs. Wilmot was visiting ia
Ebert this week and expressed
herself as being delighted with the
beautiful scenery around our
town.
The mancho Young Peoples
Christian Association meets every
Sunday evening at 7.30 at the
home of some one of its members.
Next Sunday they will meet at
Mrs. Lundy's house. Everyone
cordiaIly invited.
Miss Josephine Mulligan, Op-
TINA, Okln., is anxious to know
the present whereabouts of her
brother, James MLlligan, last
heard from at Calhan, Colorado,
three years ago. Colorado papers
please copy. .--St. Louis Ropublic.
The Commanche Literary So
ciety meets every Saturday eve
ming at the Lundy school house.
The members are all alive and full
of interest. Thore is always a
good programme and an enjoyable
social time after the meeting
closes. Visitors receive a hearty
welcome.
The Commanche school under
the direction Of Professor J. E..
Myers certainly deserves mention.
Thirty active pupils are enrolled
and two nights every week night
school is hold. At the present
timo there are certainly some
promising young book keepers in
District No. z.
j. X. Salt spent few days with
his family, since our last issue.
returning to La veta Tuesday
evening, where he has a solid year
of saving ahead for his mill.
Since locating there last June he
has turned out over 500, 900 feet
|of lumber. SAINT Taylor is the
only Ebert county man working
Mt the mill now.
Rev. George Tnttle, of Elbert,
spent a few days this week at
Nighthawk and decided to make
his homo there. He will establish
a circuit in this vicinity alternat-
ing with preaching services be-
tween West Creek, Nighthawk and
Indian Greek. He preached last
Sunday Mt the latter place and
there were 81 persons present.
Castle Rock Journal.
When in Denver don't miss
seeing tho Moorish Palace, as il
will afford several hours of in.
structivc amusement. The hand
some group of wax figures are to
be exhibited at the Paris Exposition
in 1900. The Mystic Chamber,
Chamber of Horrors, and Biograph
are all well worth the admission
.es. The Palace will close Thanks
giving day. Don't fail to see it
at your first opportunity.
An old newspaper man says:
.No sensible man should or ever
does gel angry because a man duns
him for his money. A dun is
not an impeachment of a SUBJ
coriln..sa s.al.1s..,4.. l..l Z: