The Elbert County tribune., 1905-06-15
Local Happenings

Miss Ella Lundy opened her third
successive term of school in district No.
10 last week.
Rev. j. N. Davis went to Berthoud
yesterday to attend the United Brethren
ministerial institute.
Miss Nora Dupree OF Kiowa was an
Ebert visitor last week, the guest of her
cousin, Miss Myra Nelson.
Mrs. r. L. Stone of the Fondis neigh
borhood and j. b. Rood of Narka, Re
public county, Kansas, are new Tribune
subscribers.
Miss Agnes Driscoll OF near Salem is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Il. Gatewood,
west of town, and will remain until after
the Fourth.
Mrs George Corkett and daughter
Ethel have gone to Denver and Brecken-
ridge to visit friends and expect to he
gone month.
Miss Clara Hull came out from Boul-
der Saturday and began teaching Mon
day at the "Rock Butte" school house,
northwest of Ebert.
We still have large assortment OF
shoes for men, women and children,
W
ces.-R. Gates Mercantile Co.
Miss Amy Foote came home Saturday
from Greeley, where she has been at
tending the state normal school, and will
spend the summer vacation here.
Ira j. Nelson, travelling representative
of Nelson Bros, fruit and commission
dealers of Paonia, was here a couple OF
days last week visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Harding have
moved back to Ebert from Colorado
Springs and have rented Taylor Green's
property in the north part of town.
Check rowers and riding and walking
cultivators are now in season. We have
them for sale-the reliable John Deere,
the best there is.-R. Gates Mercantile
Co.
Mrs. Roxie Cannon and daughters
have moved back to their Ramah home
from Colorado Springs, where Mrs. Gam
mons daughters have been attending
school.
The laxative effect of Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets is so agree
able and so natural that you do not real
ize it is the effect of u medicine. For
sale by Fred Long.
Crop conditions around Gilbert are
good and the present warm weather is
making everything grow rapidly. All
kinds of grain, grasses and potatoes are
making rapid growth.
Mrs. II. A. Moore and baby arrived
Saturday from Hanford, Cal, for an ex-
tended visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. p H. Mulligan, residing northeast
of Gilbert, on the Comanche.
There will be box social and dance
Saturday evening, June II, in Red Men
hall. Boxes will be sold at auction and
all purchasers will be entitled to dance
free during the evening. All invited
]. b. Rood of Narka, Kansas, was a
guest at the home of John G. Brace, west
of town, last week. Mr.. Rood was here
looking for location and was so favor
ably impressed with this part of Colo
RADIO that he will probably return here
this fall.
The following young people will take
part in the silver medal declamatory con
test to be held soon under the direction
of the local organization of the w. c. L.
u: Bessie Cole, Louise MCNAMARA,
Ethel Bass, Dora REGISTER, Nellie jew
ell, Stella Porter, Claude Ramey,
Peterson.
Miss Aldena Thompson of Castle Rock
and ID. l.. Carver of Steamboat Springs
drove across from Castle Rock and spent
several days at the Putnam home. Mr..
Carver is the oldest grandson of Mrs
Louisa Carver Of this place and is mana
ger of the electric light plant at Steam
boat Springs.
Revs. Hamilton and Garmong, evan
gelists, of Des Moines, Iowa, are holding
services at the Christian church, south
west of Ebert, each evening this week.
These gentlemen held meeting here
three years ago with considerable sue
cess. They came from Des Moines for
vacation and may remain month. They
are guests at the home of j. L. Ditto
more.
Road Supervisors Boston and Blakely
have been doing some good and much
needed grading on the county road ad-
joining town on the west. Now if those
residing along Eccles street will keen
the road in the rear of their respective
properties free from tin cans, dead chick
ems, etc, they will have the thanks of a
long suffering public and add very ma
terially to the healthfulness of the com
munity.
Special rates of one fare for the round
trip have been made by the roads in the
Colorado Terminal Lines Passenger AS
ISOLATION for the summer race meeting at
Overland Park, Denver, which opens
June IL and continues through July 8.
The selling dates are Saturday, June II,
Saturday, June "a, and Saturday, July |.
The regular July rate also can be made
ne nf Inv fh.,pa he, L., A.
races on that date only. big program
for the 10 days OF the meeting has been
arranged.