The Elbert County tribune., 1906-06-14
THURSDAY..........J JUNE IA, 1906
Local and Personal

Emmet BIakely and George Heffiey
went to Denver Monday to visit the for
mer's parents.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. McKim-
mie, on Monday, June IL, a daughter,
weight 10 pounds.
Mrs. Joseph Oaks and two younger
children went to Denver Sunday to re-
main for some time.
Watch our "locals" every week. They
always mean "new lines or "cut prices"
Divide Supply Co.
Misses Ella and weeva Watts of Man
zanola are visiting at the Alex. Brazel-
ton home this week.
Mrs. f. w. Schenk and Mrs. Curt
Dittemore were over Sunday visitors
with relatives in Denver.
Have you seen our line OF Royal Gran
ite Steel Ware? The old fashioned kind
that lasts.-Divide Supply Co.
The people of Eastonville have arrang
ed to have Rev. J. n. Davis preach to
them twice month hereafter.
Lost-A gold breast-pin containing
four moonstones. Finder please leave
at Tribune office and receive reward.
Mrs j. C. Mowrey returned from Gree
ley Tuesday accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Miss Amy Foote, who will spend the
summer here.
Mrs. c. A. Matthews and family start
ed on Tuesday for trip overland to the
Arkansas valley. They will be gone
several months.
Mrs. w. N. Clark and children, Miss
Emily Harder, and Messrs. Curt Ditte-
more and Ernest Clark were passengers
to Denver Sunday.
b. Gaylor has bought his old black
smith business and building back from
Jacob Epler and took possession of the
shop last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rhudy went to
Colorado Springs last Thursday, where
Mrs. Rhudy will remain for some time
for the benefit of her health.
Miss Effie Epler of Albion, Ills, arriy-
ed here Monday for an extended visit at
the Jacob Epler home and with numer-
GUS other relatives in this locality.
This locality experienced severe cold
snap on the night of the 7th, and gar
dens, potatoes and young fruit trees
were considerably injured thereby.
Mrs. w. Paulson and baby of Meade,
Neb., arrived here Friday evening for a
months visit with her mother, Mrs.
Charles Berg, and family, south of Ell
bert.
f. j. Mcnamara sold fine young
driving horse last week to Norman Ford
of Denver for $500 "Mac" always raises
good horses and gets good prices when
he sells.
Albert REGISTER and one of the Rhudy
boys have gone to Northeastern Wyo-
ming to look at the country and visit L.
j. Hobart and family. They drove
through.
There were more people in town Sat
urday than usual at this time of year,
Joseph Diamonds public sale helping
to swell the crowd. His goods brought
good prices.
James Brown of the Table Rock local
ity was visiting friends in this vicinity
Saturday. Mr.. Brown recently sold his
fine big grey team to Colorado Springs
parties for S42o.
Mrs. Emma Aux and daughters, Miss
Minnie and Ariel, came up from Boul-
der Monday to spend the summer with
Mrs. Aux's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Baldwin, and other relatives in this
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Brazelton have
sent out invitations to the marriage of
their daughter Clara to Mr.. Alex. Elsner,
on "Wednesday, June 90. at II o'clock
noon at their home southwest of Ebert
two miles.
Jacob Dietrich has the foundation
stone on the ground and will soon com
mence work on four or five room frame
cottage to be built on his lots in the
south part of town. His son Gus will
do the carpenter work.
Joseph Helgeth, Sr., left Yesterday
morning for Sandusky, Ohio, to visit a
brother whom he has not seen for 35
years. He expects to be absent three
months, during which time his black
smith shop will be closed.
Fifty-two cans of cream were shipped
from Elbert Saturday evening, consign-
ed to Moreland Bros. at Eastonville and
William Lenox at Colorado Springs.
The Lenox Kiowa cream station is now
shipping its cream from Elbert, the rate
from this station being 1s cents can,
while from Elizabeth it is "a cents.
The Elbert Commercial club met Mon
day evening and decided to advertise
Elbert and the surrounding country.
An illustrated pamphlet will be gotten
out for this purpose and 5000 copies will
be printed and circulated. 1t will be the
biggest thing in the way of an adver-
tisement for this locality that has ever
been published.
Mr.; and Mrs Joseph Diamond left on
Monday evening for Los Angeles, Cal.
expecting to make their home in that
city, or some nearby point, in the future.
Their many friends. in and around FL
bert wish them good health and prosper
ity in their new home. They are good
citizens and neighbors and will be miss
ed in the community.