The Elbert County tribune., 1899-03-30
Mrs. McGee, of Colorado
Springs, is spending few days
with friends in Ebert,

MIS-. McOee, VI Soiothus
Springs, is spending few day
with friends in Ebert.
Money loaned on approved rca
estate security. LEE RAMSEY,
406 Cooper Bid, Denver,
Fresh garden seeds just received
ut Kings store "A large supply
and great variety.
Mr.. Taylor Green It building n
neat addition TO the residence OF
Jacob Epler.
The Womans' Relief Corps OF
Kiowa sent $40 10 the Soldiers
Aid society in Denver ON Tuesday
A sudden saverc change in the
weather has taken place this morn
ing, and il now looks like March
will go out like lion.
Mr.. John 4. MulIancy OF Bijou
Busin, attorney for G. =. Saylcs
in the lawsuit Saturday, favored
the TRIBUNE with n pleasant call.
Mrs. j. !. Locke and son, w.
]. Locke, mother and brother of
the TRIBUNE foreman, arrived here
Saturday from Providence, r. l.
for short visit. Yesterday they
proceeded 10 Lovclond, where
they intend 10 reside permanently.
The entertainment by local
talent last Friday night and the
supper that followed netted the
church tower fund about $50. 90.
Everything passed of nicely and
everybody was pleased.
The school at Kiowa, taught by
Prof. John F. Crissinger, closed
Friday after vory successful
term. MIR. Crissinger has high
reputation as teacher and is very
popular wherever known.
Henderson & Son have proven
10 tho citizons of Ebert that they
have remedy for removing ring
hone, hone spavins and splints
from horses. Medicine is for
sale by Barkloy & Son, Gilbert.
Joseph Holgcth has rented
through the agency of +. N. La
Veil the Chapman ranch which
iics Just north Of EIbcrt. II is
one OF tho finest ranches on the
Divide and comprises 760 acres.
Mr.. Helgeth takes possession in
ton days.
Mr.. NJ. e. Davis, U. S. special
pension examiner, who visited
EIbert three weeks ago ard
formed many acguaintanccs hero,
suffered . slight parulytic stroke of
the throat on bis return TO Des
Bioines, Iowa, and has now gone
to his home in Washington, ID.
C., for treatment, Lato advices
are that be is recovering
All Woodmcn should turn out
next Tuesday night TO the meeting
of Elbert camp and witness the
antics of the goat. He has had u
long rest and is now unusually
frisky. The camp has a good
healthy candidate, but it remains
to be seen if be can ride the ami
NAL successfully. Supper and
cigars will doubtless be served and
general log-rolling follow. All
come.
In the suit OF James 0. Phillips
against &. p. Saylcs in Justice
Georgia's court on Saturday, Mr..
Saylcs asked fora change of venue,
which was granted, and Mr..
Georgia sent the case to p. KILN
Of Known, the nearest justice.
Mr.. Phillips is trying TO eject Mr..
Sayles from his ranch, and the
latter gentleman claims he has
leased it for three years. We
have been unable TO learn the date
of the trial.
Mrs. NJ. G. Davis, who came to
Elbert two months ago from Des
Moines, Iowa, for her health. hnt
rapidly improved and last week
was able to visit friends in Colora
do Springs for three or four days,
and take in some Of the wonderful
scenery around Maniton and the
other resorts. Notwithstanding
the extreme disagrceable and
changeable weather of the past
two months she has steadily inn
proved and now flattcrs herself
that she has about fully recovered
her health.