The Elbert County tribune., 1904-09-29
Local Happenings

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David Glow, of near Kiowa, is a new
Tribune subscriber.
For Sale-14 choice dairy COWS. VIII
give time on part. Inquire at Tribune
office
Kiowa will hold an after harvest fes-
tival this fall. The date has not been
announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Brazleton, of the
Ramah neighborhood, were fair visitors
last Thursday.
Miss Winnie Beyk of Denver is the
guest OF Joseph Smith and family of
Prosperity Ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dotson and little
daughter went to Pueblo Monday to at
tend the state fair.
FIR. Young, of Denver, was out this
week looking after the crops on his ranch
near Cameron switch.
William George, of Colorado Springs,
is visiting at the Denncy homes. He
came up before the fair
Ray REGISTER is now located at Gree
ley, having been transferred from the
Salvation Army work at Canon City.
The daily papers report that the Rock
Island company is negotiating for the
purchase Of the Colorado Il Southern
road.
Services will be held at st. AIMS
church, Kiowa, next Sunday, Oct. 9, at 8
u. M, and at Elizabeth at IL a. M, in st.
Mary's church.
George Cooper, distributing clerk of
the Denver post office, came out last week
and is spending his vacation with his old
friend, A. G. Cornforth.
The G. A. r. campfire has been post
poned till Saturday, October 8, the reg
ular meeting day of the post and corps.
1t will be held in Ebert.
A. G. Putnam shipped out five cars Of
cattle Monday, and A. G. Cornforth
shipped two cars. Mr.. S. Harsh, OF DEN
yer, shipped five cars Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brazelton Of Den
yer were fair visitors last Thursday.
They have recently purchased and moved
into nice new home in South Denver.
Rev. MIR. Davis, thenew United Breth-
rem minister OF the Ebert circuit, and
family, arrived last week and are occu-
plying the Oaks residence, east of the
| creek.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Payne and sor
| Roland, OF Seward county, Neb departed
for home Tuesday after ten day visit
at the home of w. o. Hathaway, east of
Gilbert.
DR.. Brown, representing Drs. Cham
berlain IL Brown, dentists, OF Colorado
| Springs, will be in Gilbert Saturday, Oc-
tober $, prepared to do all kinds of dent
al work.
For Sale at Bargain Good driving
horse, buggy and harness, good milch
COW, fresh next January, household
goods, etc.-Fred Mullgan, IL miles
southwest of Fondis.
Murray Brown, of Denver, was n guest
at the George Corl5ett home in Bijou
valley last week. Mr.. Brown is tram
way conductor and has bunch of stock
on Mr.. Corketts ranch
viii Watts and wife and Mrs. Anna
Lalleen were Ebert visitors last week.
They have Just returned from n three
weeks visit in Missouri, during which
they visited the worlds fair
Richard Mulligan, son of Commission
er Mulligan, and Miss Halle Brown, of
hiowa, were married in Denver Sunday.
The Tribune joins the many friends of
these well known young people in extend
ing congratulations.
Everybodys, Cosmopolitan, Pearson's,
Leslie's, Success, Smart Set, Woman's
Home Companion and Ladies' Home
journal magazines, Denver, Colorado
Springs, Pueblo and st. Louis daily
paper for sale at the Tribune news stand.
Word has been received in Ebert that
hev. Powelrs mother, who has been Sc
riously ill, died at Norton, Kansas, Sat
urday. As a consequence there will be
no services at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday. Rev. Powell has the sym
pathy OF all in his great bereavement.
Editor j. e. Pope and wife leave today
for st. Louis to attend the worlds fair.
After week at the fair they will go up
into Southeastern Iowa, to Sigourney
and Burlington, where they will spend
two or three weeks visiting relatives.
During their absence Mr.. T. A. Sloane
lof Colorado Springs, an experienced
newspaper man and printer, will have
charge of the Tribune.
ii. \. Moore came in from Hanford,
Cal, and spent several DAYS at the Null
lgan home on the Comanchc. Mr.. Moore
has good position in the gold state, be-
ing manager of thirteen creameries,
shipping everything in carload lots, the
principal market being Los Angeles Mr..
asd Mrs. Moore and baby and John Null
iigas departed Sunday for Hanford, ex-
pecting to stop in Denver to attend the
Mulligan-Brown wedding.
Mrs, Q. A. Mathews was called to Col
orado Springs last Thursday, receiving
word that her mother, Mrs Mary Schil-
lnger, had fallen down stairs and bro
ken her arm. Mrs. Mathews returned
Tuesday and reports her mother in Sc
rlous condition. The arm was broken at
the shoulder and Mrs. Schillinger suf-
ieFs much pain, her sufferings being az
RfnNated by heart trouble. Her son
3'o's' "'nt To the SPRING on Monday.