The Elbert County tribune., 1903-06-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Cabbage plants for sale by J. L. Bald
1 win, Elbert.
Sherman Bpler went to Denver Friday
on business.
John Mitchell went to Denver Mon.
day morning.
Market prices paid for marketable
hides at Gates.
Carl Matthews went to Denver Sunday
morning to be gone week.
W. f. Farris has come here to stay
and solicits your patronage.
II yon buy your bakery goods from
w. f. Earris you buy the best.
Smoke Cuban Buds 5-cent cigar. Best
on carth. For sale by Burnside Bros.
This office printed some neat sale bills
for Jack Dawson Of Eastonville Tuesday.
! Mrs. Chas. Schrader and brother Will
Will returned Friday from visit in
\ Denver.
When you buy Elizabeth Bread and
Cakes you buy the best. For sale by
w f. Farris.
Lee Decker left for Gunnison and
Routt couaty Tuesday morning, on his
way to Idaho.
<. B. Moulton Of Denver came out
Thursday eve TO visit his brother, T.. w.
Moulton of this place.
| ID. j. Davidson came out from Denver
Friday to fence and otherwise improve
his ranch near Fondis.
Mrs. Il. Petit and daughter OF near
Fondls were visiting Mrs. Pettits son on
East Beaver last week.
Miss Grace Griffin suffered severely
with asthma this week, and was down
with it a couple of days
Mrs. G. A. Matthews returned Satur-
day from Fort Collins where she has
been visiting u few days.
For Sale Choice farms near Elbert.
Also bargains in stock ranches.-Elbert
County Bank Real Estate Co.
DIR. Il. A. Young of Ramah drove over
from Fondis Tuesday evening, and while
here subscribed for this paper.
Miss Maria Bissell, living near Fon-
dis, was sick several days last week, but
at last accounts was improving.
Mrs. w. s. Thompson and children
are out from Denver to spend the sum
mer on their ranch near Fondis.
John Murray and family Of Como came
out Tuesday evening to visit the formers
parents, who live west of Ebert.
Alex. Oaks and wife left Tuesday
morning for Denver and Cripple Creek
to look after Mrs. Oaks property.
ID. V. Piper, who has rented the A. Il.
GillSey ranch miles east of Elbert, is a
new cash subscriber of this paper.
Gus Wheeler and family came out
from Denver one day last week to stay
on their ranch six miles east of town.
Mrs. Harvey Squires and children,
from Colorado Springs, came up Monday
and were met at the train by Mr. Squires
Mrs Dennis Baldwin and son Jim went
to Colorado Springs Saturday afternoon
on visit to her parents Mr.. Kvale and
wife.
DIR. Campbell, representing Drs. Cham
hnr Iur IL trts ~ -. do.
will be in Elbert Saturday, June 20,
1903.
McCulla 4 Yaw OF Hastings, Neb.,
shipped in two fine imported Percheron
stations Sunday, which they intend to
sell here.
Mrs. Julian Cannon OF Ramah and
Alex. Elsner OF this place, each bought Il
new buggy from the Ebert Mercantile
Co. last week.
The old Marshall house on Colonel
Greer's ranch on Cherry creek, Douglas
county. was washed away by the heavy
rains which fell Sunday.
Mrs. John Webb and daughter. of
Cripple Creek, visited the formers sister
Mrs. Joseph Plant, four miles east OF
Elbert, several days last week.
Editor i. y. Murray of the Banner,
Elizabeth, passed through Ebert Satur-
day eve on his -way to the editorial con
yention at Slenwood Springs, which met
Monday.
Edgar Hull, who has been attending
the Stnte Agricultural College at Ft
Collins, came home Friday evening to
spend his vacation with his parents,
west of Elbert.
Joseph Purden received fourth prize
in guessing contest as to the amount
of bank clearances Of Kansas City. No,
for the week ending May 30, 1903 his
guess being slS,9S9,939.S7
| This country was favored with several
good showers and rains during the past
week, the rain falling slowly and pene-
trating the soil, doing more good than
heavy rains, which would have run off
before doing much good.
Members Of the Elbert Cemetery As
sociation and all interested in the ceme-
terry are requested to meet ut Odd Eel
lows hall Saturday June 13, to elect
officers and transact other important
business. S. l.. GRIFFIN, President
L.. S. Barnes and wife, James Cole. Il.
w. Moulton, Mrs. Henry Matthews and
Miss Clibon of the Elbert Circuit, U. b.
Church, were appointed delegates to at
tend the Sunday school convention TO be
held at Boulder June o, 10 and IL.
On June 3, Rising Star Rebekah lodge
No. 7S elected the following officers:
Noble Grand, Mrs. Georgia Cook: vice
grand, Mrs. Belle Gaylor; secretary, Mrs.
Hattie Baldwin; delegate to the Assem-
bly,, Mrs. Martha Clark
Will VIII, who has been with the
Russell Gates Mercantile company of
this place as salesman for over year.
went to Denver Monday morning, where
he will be connected with the 2. ID. Sim
mons Brokerage Co. Mr.. Will was
popular young man in both church and
social circles, and many friends here
will regret to hear OF his departure.
Curt Dittemore has recently engaged
in the retail cigar business in Colorado
| Springs. and has nice store ON North