The Elbert County tribune., 1903-01-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mrite II lMN.

Mn. Herman Remus of near Fondis
was Denver visitor last week.
Mrs. Joseph Plant went to Denver last
"Wednesday to spend the holidays.
The shawl ratified off at n. L. Reno's,
nj Kiowa, was won by John Smarsh.
Mrs. P. II. Muligan, Mrs. H. A. Moore
and Miss Gertie Humborg went TO Den.
yer Friday morning.
J. f. Miller and family have moved to
town from their ranch and are occupy
ing the Hedge property.
Services at st. Mary's Catholic church,
Elizabeth, Sunday, January A, Mt a. m,
and at Kiowa at 1l:l5 a. IN.
VIM. LoEgbeck, Jr., came out from
Denver and spent Christmas at the home
of his parents, east Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith OF Den
vcr were visiting at the C. X. Smith
home east OF town last week.
A Mrs. Hill and family, recently from
Iowa, have moved into the jackson prop
erty in the south part Of town.
Mrs. j. NJ. Schwalm of Denver and
Mrs Il. Trip and son are visiting at the
Owen Lamb home, east of town.
Mrs. N. c. Wheeler returned home
last Thursday from an extended visit in
Denver. She was accompanied by her
son Gus.
Werner Mundy has gone to Mt. Car
mel. Illinois, and the supposition is, that
when he returns he will bring wife
home with him.
Grandma and Abbie Rinnert, ID. II.
Georgia and wife, and Fred Guthrie and
family ate Christmas dinner at the j. A.
Boston home, east Of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Curt Dittemore moved
to Colorado Springs last week. The
best wishes of many friends in this com
munity go with them to their new home
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Will ID. Watts
on "Wednesday, Dec. "a, a ten pound girl.
Mother and child are doing nicely, and
Win thinks it the finest Christmas gift
that ever arrived at his home.
Gus Dietrich has purchased from Mrs.
E'rick the residence property occupied
by o. r. Long, just south of the Cottage
hotel, being lots IL and IL, in Frick's
addition to the town OF Elbert.
The marriage OF Mr.. August Dietrich
and Miss Agnes Maine Mitchell will take
place this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
home OF the groom's father, Jacob Diet
rich, five miles north Of Elbert.
Mrs. VIM. Stanley and sons Earl and
Ralph, of Lucerne, are visiting at the
e. Finch home, west Of Elbert, until
after New Years. Mrs. Stanley is a
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Finch.
Hon. and Mrs. C. l.. Dickerson, their
daughter Mabel and son Roy, and Mrs.
Clara Streeter, sister OF Mr.. Schrader,
all of Denver, were guests on Christmas
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Schrader
w. ii. Gatewood. the furniture dealer,
is getting ready to. build new storeroom
for his business, on the lot south OF Odd
Fellows building. The building will be
16x4s feet in size, with l0.foot posts, and
will be enclosed entirely with corrugated
iron.
Miss Katie Kinney came up from Col.
orado Springs last Thursday and spent
a week at the home Of her parents in
Prosperity Ridge Miss Kinney is at
/ tending business college in the Springs.
She will read the TRIBrNE during tho
coming year.
ID. ID, Detwiler and family went to
Falcon Friday evening and visited over
night at the home of Mrs. Detwiler's
uncle, Louis Knott. In company with
Mr.. and Mrs. Knott they spent Saturday
in Colorado Springs and returned Sun
day morning after very pleasant visit.
The TRIBuNE family is indebted to
Henry S. Childs for couple boxes Of
nice apples raised in his orchard at Can
on City. Rev. Childs writes us that he
has between three and four hundred
boxes OF these apples, known as seconds,
but Of good quality and size, and Of the
Gano, or Ben Davis, and wallbridge va
rieties. These he will sell at 65 cents
per box of fifty pounds f. o. b. Canon
City, cash TO accompany order. Freight
from Canon City to Elbert will be about
10 cents per hundred pounds, or about
37la cents per box. Rev. Childs' address
is box 123, Canon City.
Joseph Eisenberg of Elizabeth was in
town Tuesday selling Fyricide, the only
dry chemical fire extinguisher on the
market. Fyricide is scientific COM
pound and every family should have one