The Elbert County tribune., 1905-06-01
Local Happenings


County Supt. Kruse was IN town Tues
day and attended the memorial services
Mrs. Ell. Denney went to Colorado
Springs Wednesday to visit her sister,
Mrs. George.
Leave your order at the Tribune news
stand for Denver and Colorado Springs
Sunday papers.
Undersheriff Boston went TO Ramah
Tuesday to subpoena witnesses for next
weeks term of district court.
Rev. and Mrs j. N. Davis went to Col
orado Springs Tuesday to attend the
state Sunday-school convention.
J. J. Eubanks, manager of the Gates
company's commission house business in
Colorado Springs, was in town yester
day.
Mrs. John Schillinger of Colorado
Springs was an Ebert visitor this week.
visiting her brothers, John and Sam
Stoddard.
Baltz Gaylor has bought four-year-
old Hambletonian stallion that is both
PAGER and trotter. The horse looks like
II good one.
Call and see our Banner Riding At
tachment and you will say that it is the
best device of the kind on the market
r. Gates Mercantile Co.
Harry Salt, who has been visiting his
parents east of Gilbert, left Saturday for
Mexico, where he is working for big
copper mining company.
We still have large assortment of
shoes for men, women and children
which we are closing out at bargain pri-
ces.-R. Gates Mercantile Co.
l.. C. Perkins was taken to hospital
in Denver Friday for treatment for his
broken leg. Word was received Tues
day by his wife stating that he was get
ting along nicely.
In our grocery department our MOTTO
is equality" not quantity. 1t is more
satisfactory and better policy tosell a
good article at fair price than to sell
poor grade at any price.-R. Gates Mer-
camille Co.
Mrs. J. L. Haugh, wife of the local
agent of the Colorado q Southern, ac-
companied by her son Darrell, arrived
Monday from Des Moines, Iowa. Mr..
Haugh and family are occupying rooms
in the Gatewood residence.
The following Ebert people were in
Denver last week: Mrs. l.. Carver, Miss
Ethel Putnam, Mrs A. G. Cornforth,
Miss Tina Griffin, Il. IL. Marcy, Albert
Schultz, Miss May Epler, Mrs. O. r.
Long, Mr. and Mrs. j. e. Pope.
Ray REGISTER came in from Greeley
last evening for a weeks visit with his
mother on their ranch west of Ebert.
Ray Is engaged in the Salvation army
work and is captain of the division at
Greeley. He is meeting with good sue
cess in his work.
Memorial day was appropriately OBJ
served by residents of Ebert and sur
rounding country Tuesday The servi-
ces at the church were largely attended
and the program was most excellent
one. AT the conclusion of the services
at the church great many went to the
cemetery, where both the w. r. G. and
q. A. h. post held short services.
Mrs. +. w. Schenk and daughter Fran
ces left last Thursday for an extended
visit with relatives at Princeton. his.
the home of Mr.. Schenks parents. aud
Grand Rapids, Mich. Mrs. Schenk's for
mer home. They were accompanied
from Denver by Ruth Hyerstay, who is
taken to lower altitude for her health.
They will probably be gone until the
latter part of October.
! Flag day will be observed throughout
the state OF Colorado on June IA, accord
ing to proclamation which has been
issued by Governor Mcdonald. 1t is
urged upon that day all citizens hoist
the most beautiful flag in the world and
observe the occasion with suitable exer-
cises. Special programs will be present
ed IN all OF the schools, and the patriotic
societies are arranging to observe the
day in proper manner.
Clothing, headgear and footwear are
three articles man must have to cover
his nakedness. My stock of clothing is
the best | have ever shown and is RIGHT
up to date in style and quality: prices at
tractive. My line of hats and CAPS is
new, nobby and stylish. In mems shoes
have the well known SELF Royal Blue
and Sunfiower brands, and there are
none better made and sold at the same
price, l can clothe you from head to
1901 cheaper than ever before.-J. Epler.
Ebert Camp No. 152, Woodmen of the
World, will on next Sunday unyeil a
monument erected over the grave of the
late Amos Baldwin. The camp will also
observe the memorial day of the order
and decorate the graves of the departed
brothers Immediately after the unveiling
ceremonies. Procession will leave The
nan promptly at IL a. M, and all mem
oers are requested to be at the hall at 10
o'clock Visiting brothers and members
OF neighboring camps are invited to take
part IN the Committee.
Chase a Sanborn's fine coffees and
Schillings teas, extracts, spices and bak-
ing powder; quality guaranteed. or your
money back. Il. Gates Mercantile 90.