The Elbert County tribune., 1903-07-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

/ our last issue.
For Sale Old newspapers % cents per
hundred, st this Office.
William Deilks was passenger 10
Denver Sunday morning.
Gleason q Brown shipped car Of
horses Saturday TO East st. Louis
For Sale or Trade Pair OF young driv-
ing horses. Inquire at this office. 80
A.G. Cornforth and William Deilks
purchased new Mccormick binders last
week.
Oklahoma. He has disposed of his land
there.
Money loaned on approved real estate
security. LIE RAMSEY, sl2 Cooper build
ing. Denver.
For Sale Six good mich COWS. In
quire at the Decker ranch, 31s miles
west of Elbert.
Mrs. J. b. Gray OF jackson, Wyoming,
accompanied by her son Cecil, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. ii. Purden.
For Sale Choice farms near Elbert.
Also bargains in stock ranches.-El
County Bank Real Estate Co.
Marion aad Dewey Foote came over
from Hugo last Thursday. Dewey will
remain, having secured employment on
ranch.
Dick Burnside and Baltz Gaylor went
to Colorado Springs Tuesday to see the
Ringing Bros. circus which exhibited
there yesterday.
Mrs. Julian Cannon, Misses Erma
and Mary Cannon and Charlie Gam
mon, OF Roman, were over Sunday visit.
ors in Elbert with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Gatnmon.
The annual session of the 9th Normal
District Teachers Institute will be held
at Colorado Springs August 10th to 2lst.
All energetic up to date teachers are ex-
pected To attend.
Mr. ard Mrs. A. G. Cornforth went to
Denver yesterday to attend the wedding
of Mr.. Cornforths sister which occurs
this evening. Miss Evelyn Cornforth is
to be maid OF honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Phillips left Mon
day for trip through Idaho, Oregon,
Washington and California. They will
stop at San Diego and spend the winter
with n sister OF Mr.. Phillips.
DIR. W. H. Chamberlain. representing
Drs. Chamberlain, dentists, of Colorado
Springs, will be in Elbert Friday and
Saturday, August eth and sth, at the
Cottage hotel. Wait for him.
There will be sunfiower entertain
ment and box sociable at the james
sfhool-house Saturday evening, Augud
! l, given by the teacher and pupils fot
the benefit of the school. All invited.
For Sale-The leO acres known as the
Cameron ranch, AZ miles north of Elbert
on the G. n s. railroad. For particulars
address James Morger, real estate and
loans, No 139 South College ave. Fort
Collins, Colo 7-3O
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Clark, Mrs Rem
ck Of Missouri, S. l.. Barnes and family
and Rev. 4. V. Newell and family drove
to Colorado Springs Tuesday and will
spend week or more sightseeing in and
around that city.
$1,000 Reward - For the arrest and
conviction of the party or parties who
stole the wire from the fence enclosing
the Adams place, 3 miles south Of r'on-
dis. adjoining school section i6.-kobert
Egerer, Fondis, Colo.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church will give a Bloomer so
cial at the home of Mrs. Mowrey on Fri.
day evening, August Z. Refreshments
will be served and an interesting pro
gram rendered. All invited.
All the newspaper people along this
line of the Colorado a. Southern, includ-
ing Bro. Murray and wife of the Banner,
at Elizabeth, and ye scribe and wife,
were at Denver Monday, interested spec
tators at the big Ringling Bros. circus.
Mrs. Grace Remington and daughter
Florence left Sunday morning for ropo-
mas, Routt county, TO reside. Hardy
Decker and wife have located near that
place, taking upa homestead claim, and
Mrs. Remington will also file on a home
stead claim.
Rev GramclSo, DR.. Denney. A. G. Put
nam, John Mitchell and Evelyn Corn
forth were Ebert people who went to
Denver Monday. Elizabeth people who
went to the capital city the same morn
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. George Hames.
Mrs. n. l.. Gleason, Mrs. Alice Blazer.
Beginning May 10 and continuing un-
til October 10 the Colorado Il Southern
offers rate of S210 for round trip FL
bert to Denver, good going Saturday and
Sunday, returning Sunday or Monday of
each week. Also a special rate Sun
days of Sl.50 for the round trip b. NJ.
MARION, Agent.
A heavy fall of hail which passed
through the country about midway be-
tween Elbert and Elizabeth Friday af-
ternoon dainaged the crops of l.. G. Jew
ell, w. II. Bass, j. +. Campbell, Samuel
and Jack Mellor, W. C. Whiting and
otherr Mr.. Jewell is said to be the
heaviest sufferer by the storm, losing al
most his entire crop.
Mrs. John Murray very pleasantly en-
tertained the following named ladies at
tea Thursday afternoon at the Murray.
home west of town: Mrs. Louis Muller.