The Elbert County tribune., 1899-09-14
EAsTONvILLE ITEMS.

Jos Eisenberg, of Elizabeth,
was doing business in our city iasi
week.
MIR. l.. Brown formerly Of East
onville but now Of Pueblo is visit.
ing friends in the village.
Barney Lenehan was down from
Denver and spent couple of day,
with friends, since our last issue.
Lewis Highly went to Colorad,
Springs the first of the week, wher,
he will attend the business school
John Ragsdale, the manager O.
the Russell Gates Mercantile Co. u
Elizabeth was in he city this morn
ing.
| j. w. Dickinson, who is work.
ing for the X. G, NJ. Co. at Eliza.
beth sundaycd with his family al
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Phillips
went to Colorado Springs Wednes-
day. Mr.. P. is proprietor of
Eastonville's meat market.
Miss Nellie Huntington, of
Colorado Springs, is teaching the
Greenway school. dist. No. 5S. }
Commencing last Monday.
Mrs. Nellie Foote, passed through
Eastonville yesterday on her way TO
Elbert, to attend the funeral OF her
brother, Wallace Aux.
Mr.. w. ii. Hopper, one of
Table Lands most prosperous
coloied farmers was in the city
Thursday and subscribed for the
WORLD.
Mr.. w. j. Manley the proprie-
tor of the Eastonville bakery gave
us a call and extended wishes for
the future prosperity for the
WORLD.
Mr.. S. Greenway, Eastonville's
genial candidate for County Com
missioner, has been looking after
his interests in the Springs for a
few days
T. G. Anders, Eastonville's
blacksmith is doing n very lucra-
tive business. Walter Cromwell
is assisting him and the two are
kept very busy.
ID. c. Sims, of the Table Land,
country, was in town Thursday
and subscribed for the WORLD.
Mr.. S. is a well to do farmer and is
very successfnl in raising hogs.
DR.. F. NJ. D. Hill, OF Sanger, Texas,
has located in Falcon with DR..
Berry and will practice in that vicin-
ity. The DIR. is Il very pleasant
gentleman, and is delighted with his
new home.
Prof. j. r. Close, assisted by MISS
Leila Manville, commenced the village
school Tuesday last, with between
40 and so pupils in attendance.
Both are accomplished teachers and
Eastonville is certainly favored in
securing their services.
Mr.. Keene and family are locat-
ed in Eastonville pro tenn Mr.
Keene is member of the Keene
Bros. real estate hrm of Pueblo.
and is here making substantial
improvements on n 1000 acre
ranch, near the city. Mr.. X is
a native of Ohio but is well plt ased
with Colorado and no doubt will
be resident in the future.
Helen BAIL. the II year old
granddaughter, of Mrs. Kline, of
this place, died in Guadalajara,
Mexico, Friday, Sept, LIST. She
attended school here for three or
four years, her father being a
roadmaster on the Gulf road and
at present occupying a similar
position for the Mexican Central
in old Mexico. Her death was
caused by typhoid fever.
Mrs. J. Chambers and son Will,
of Goodland, Kansas, are visiting
friends in Eastonville. They were
former residents of this place.
Will is working in the round
house of the c. G r. l. Railroad at
that point. The entire family Of
children are with them. They re-
turn in few da-s.
Sometime ago the WORLD pub
lished an account of the accidental
discharge of gun bys shepherd
dog belonging to S. Greenway.
This dog certainly deserves more
than ordinary notice, as he is con-
stantly performing freaks far
above the capabilities of ordinary
dogs. Sunday last lie followed
the buggy down the railroad be-
tween Eastunville and Falcon.
The mail train passed them while
the dog run in frcnt Of it barking,
first jumping on one side of the
track, then the other, and just as
Mrs. Greenway said to her hus-
band, "there is the last of your
dog" they saw him Sitting on the
front end. The next thing be had
;nr,pad eH nm The onnOsita side of