The Elbert County tribune., 1903-11-12
Local Happenings


Mrs b. Grebe went to Colorado
I Springs last Wednesday to visit friends.
Cook Stove for Sale-Grand Prize No.
8, in good condition. Inquire at Tribune
Office.
Alfred Peterson and A. @. Cornforth
shipped two carloads Of cattle to Denver
Tuesday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. James oaks.
four miles east Of Elbert, on Friday,
Nov. 6, son.
Mrs. Will Burnside and baby. Of Di
vide. were guests of ID. r. Burnside and
wife last week
Pasture for Rent. 100 acres good pas
ture with running water. Inquire at
Tribune office.
George Dotson and F. II. Clingan left
Sunday for Limon to work on the new
bank building.
Langshan Chickens. have for sale
or trade few choice black langshan
chickens. A. G. CoRNFonTH.
Gilbert County post, G. A. r., and the
W. Il. c. will meet in Ebert Saturday
for election of officers for the ensuing
year.
Louis f. Ruflcux, who has been max
ing his home at Fondis and Monte Vista
for some time, has located in Elbert for
the winter.
Mrs. A. j. Pope of Sigourney, Iowa, nr-
rived in Elbert last Thursday and will
spend the wintcr with her son, the editor
Of the Tribune.
Mr. Fred L. Fahrion and Miss Lottie
Al ANeat ftturrfah nf thu home f,F
the brides mother, at Elizabeth, Wed
nesday. Nov. /.
The town board at Elizabeth has pur
chased the old school house across the
road from the Banner office and will use
it for a town hall.
Mr. and Mrs. j. o. Phillips have ar
rived at Long Beach, Cal, and MIR. Phil
lips writes us to send the Tribune to his
address in that city.
Catholic services will be held in St
Mary's church ut Elizabeth next Sun
day, Nov. 10, at a. M, followed by ser
vices at hiowa at II a. IN.
You are all invited to a pound social to
be given the Rev. L. V. Newell at his
home in Ebert on Friday evening, Nov.
IL. BY order of committee.
The ranch west of town formerly owned
by Perley Foote and purchased last
spring by +. r. Squires, will hereafter he
known as THE Seven Pines
Julius Beyk of Douglas county and
Mrs. Lizzie Lampe OF Fort Madison,
Iowa, were married at the residences OF
Joseph Eisenberg, at Elizabeth, luesday,
Nov, 3.
Curt Dittemore came up from Colo
RADIO Springs Tuesday to visit his parents
southwest of town. He has sold his
cigar store in the Springs and may move
to Utah.
Rev, I. c. Smith, evangelist, of Den
yer. will hold services at the Presby tcrian
church next Sunday morning and even.
ing. Everyone cordially invited to at
tend these services
Clarence Squires and wife of Denver
spent week with his father. E. r.
Squires, returning home Monday of last
week. Miss lYe Squircs went 10 Den
yer with them To spend the winter.
Mrs. f. w. Schenk has been seriously
i'll since carly last week and it is feared
that peritonItis may result. Her sister,
Mrs. W. g. Moore, of Colorado Springs,
was telephoned for and arrived " ednes
day
DIR. Rogers sent Mrs. Alex. Oaks little
son, who was suffering from severe alb
cess in the mouth, to a hospital in Den
Yer Thursday. Gangrene had set in and
the child was in dangerous condition.
hlowa Record
j. l.. Baldwin met with painful aeci-
dent Sunday while trying TO remove
broken ranrod from rifle barrel. lab
bing piece of rusty wire through the
tieshy part of his left hand. 1t made
painful wound but it is thought that no
serious results will follow
Report Of school, district No. :. for tbe
month ending October 20: Enrullmcnt.
10; number of days taught, 20: average
daily attendance, .; total tardiness. /;
those who were not absent during the
month were Annie Elsner, Glen Lundy,
Carl Elsner; department of school. Ii:
number Of visitors, 2. TINA GRIFFIN,
Teacher,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Cornforth and Mr.
and Mrs. j. E. Pope were very pleasantly
entertained at supper Friday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. j. IL Lundy at their pleas
ant and commodious home on the Com
anche, six miles east of Elbert. Miss
Josephine Albus was also guest. hay
ing accompanied Miss Ella Lundy nome
from her school in the "Albus" district.
No. is, and the evening was spent play
ing high five and euchre.