The Elbert County tribune., 1899-09-28

carnival.
Miss Alice Pruett who has becn
visiting at Park Place left Monday
night for Manitou.
John NJ. Tallman has sold the
Elizabeth hotel and will give pos
session about Oct. 1st.
School will commence in dis
trict No. "a on first Monday of
next month. Miss Florence TAFT,
has been employed.
Mrs. Mcintyre, of Fort Col
lins, sister-in-law of Mrs. Tuttle,
came Saturday for few days
witt with her and family.
MIR. Lon Foote has moved TO
Boyina, Colorado and writes very
cncouragingly of his prospects this
year in crops and sheep.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Borden will
spend a few weeks in Colorado
Springs as soon as they can ar
range their affairs SO they can be
absent.
In last weeks issue there was
mistake in the item of Mr.. j.
T. Hobbs & Son in regard to
price on cattle. it should have
been SO. 95 instead of 81 .95.
Mrs. Marg iret Ellsworth, of
New Orleans, sister Of Mrs. James
Cole, Mrs. J. c. Clifford and Mrs.
+. A. Kelley, is spending few
weeks visiting her sisters.
Some svarmint" Saturday night
dug a hole large rs a stove pipe
under the chicken house of Mrs.
Schimpf and killed l6 fine large fat
hens that were fastened in the
building.
Rev. Geo. e. Tuttle returned
from Iowa Saturday and is glad
to be once more with friends aud
kindred in Colorado. He has
many friends here who extend a
hearty welcome.
Girtie Miller entertained 35 of
her little friends Saturday after
noon. Music and games were en-
| joyed by all. Refreshments were
served under the beautiful trees ut
Park Place.
Mrs. Mcintyre delivered a very
interesting temperance address in
the church Sunday evening. The
house was well filled and all SEEM
ed to be favorably impressed with
the truths tpld.
Gotlieb Schficber with his fun
lily had a serious runaway last
Tuesday. Mr.. Schrieber and two
little daughters were badly hurt
but their ply has hopes of
their recovery.
Rev. A. I. Gilkey will preach
at the following appointments
next Sabbath. Fondis III u. M,
Blakely $3.50 p. m, Prosperity
Ridge s p. IN. A cordial invi-
tation given TO all to attend these
services.
MARRIED. BY Rev. j. F.
Walker, ut the home of tho BRIDES
mother ut Bijou Basin, Sept. 20,
Mr.. Leslie Leonard and Miss
Hattie Feuchs. Only few guests
were present making it a very
quiet but happy affair.
George Blakely will build fin,
new residence of s rooms ON his
ranch south of town one of the
finest homes in the count, and
work will begin thereon in a few
days. Plans have been drawn by
George L. Bell.
Rev. l. b. Self who will be re.
mcmbered us pastor of the Presby
terian church here in the early
90s is one of the editors of ~ he
California INTERIOR" a paper de.
voted to the interests of the Cum.
berlani Presbyterian Church.
There has been declea o.
twenty-five per cent in the supply
of cattle in the last ten years
When the demand is ON the increas,
and the supply ON the decrease
prices must 90 up. In the futur,
the stock business will be all righ
TO tie to.
| DIR. Ridlon was not improving
to any appreciable ex tent and s.
last Saturday went down to Den
yer for II few days, hoping tha
altitude would be more beneficial
to him but finding no improve
ment there, went through ElberI
Monday evening on his way tc
Pueblo.
The W. c. T. U. held meet
ing last Monday under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Mcintyre at Mrs.
! Cowdrey's whore they elected new
officers, ordered new literature,
and in other ways worked up new
interest. A regular meeting will