The Elbert County tribune., 1904-08-25
Ebert, Colo, Thursday, August Is, 1904
Local Happenings

Mrs. Jacob Epler was visitor in Den.
yer last week.
Mrs. George Corkctt and daughter
Ethel went to Denver "Wednesday to
visit friends.
For Sale at Bargain Maple bed
stead and woven wire springs. Enquire
at Tribune Office.
Mrs. A. G. Cornforth is visiting friends
ct Pueblo, after spending several days
with friends at Woodland Park.
II you want straps, buckles, snaps, or
any kind Of hardware for harness, get
them at the Harness Shop, Ebert.
There have been some reports of rust
in wheat, but it is thought the trouble
is confined to a small area, principally in
the valleys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fahrion have
moved up from Elizabeth and have rent
ed the new Mowrey cottage in the south
end of town.
The social held at the "Dittemore"
school house Saturday night was II sue
cess, sum sufficient to purchase fine
dictionary being realized.
Mrs ID. Baldwin and son returned to
Colorado City Saturday, taking part
of their household goods with them with
which to go to keeping house there.
III you want your harness repaired
with the best oak tanned leather, get it
done at the Harness Shop, Gilbert. The
prices are reasonable and the work first
class.
Mrs. W. S. Thompson and children,
who have been spending several months
at their pleasant ranch home in Bijou
valley, returned to their Denver home
Friday.
next Sunday, August %, morning and
evening, by Rev. A. Jay Garrison OF Dem
yer. Sunday-school at 10 o'clock a. m.
All are invited.
Misses Amy Epler, Grace Griffin, Mary
Hathaway and Lucy Corlew, from the
south part of the county, took the teach
crs' examination at Kiowa on THURSDAY
and Friday OF last week.
There will be services Sunday, Sept 4,
at st. AIMS church, kiowa, at O'Clock
a. m, and at st. Mary's church, Eliza
beth, Mt IL a. M, conducted by Rev.
Father Aloysions OF Denver.
Mrs. Ed Weaver of Breckenridge came
out Tuesday of last week and is visiting
friends in the Biiou valley. Miss Pearl
Corkett. who has been in Breckenridge
Tor some time, accompanied her.
One of the attractions of the Ebert
the cbamnionshin of the Divide Tho
base hall COMMITTEES evnects 10 bnve tho
opposinp teams selected ibis week
! Ehalra ,barr;a. ,rn .;nn ',,I .ba Ii
and yonng are scaur;n mr. tbn c 'nv nv
fron, dayi;ght in darl, saol,;ns, -,
natches The fruit i. ,,,,ra , L.
| his ve,r than for nan, yeors ,,1st
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Local implemement dealers report the
sales OF hay rakes, mowers and binders
away ahead OF those OF past years. This
over ms co,ntrv u, az ua ns,, 30 re az
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j. ID. Tough, from southwest q town,
was IN Gilbert Tuesday and hauled new
binder home with him. Mr.. Tough has
lob acres OF the best grain he ever raised
and was afraid to tackle it with his old
machine.
Il r so,;ros nrro,,.sa,, - ..,
digger last week and expects to harvest
his potato crop with less labor than for
merly. His new machine has an attach
ment that throws the vines to one side
away FROM the potatoes.
Samuel Carlton of colorndo sr,;n
and George Huber ~ Ellizehatb Yp.apEs
Elbert this week renresent;ng the @ In,o ~
national Cores non dancs S,heoi III ~ ~.
ton Pa TheS 1 hnra sac oeno9i Oh ocran
VI s.uuents ~ the NOVA ana Eibert 10
eaii'les curing the past Few months for
''iis eNceiiehl school.
Ebert County Post, G. A. r.. will
probably hold its annual camp fire Mt
Gilbert on Sept. %. the date of the Elhert
County Fair. Taylor Green informs ms
that martial band of six pieces is ex-
pected to be present from Colorado
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