The Elbert County tribune., 1906-04-05
ELBERT, COLO, APRIL 5, 1905.
Local and Personal

Household paints in all colors at the
City Drug Store.
The county commissioners are in ses.
sion at Kiowa this week.
Mrs. f. w. Schenk has been on the
sick list, suffering from severe attack
of lagrippe.
Sidney Miller, attorney at law, Den
yer, publishes his card in another col
umn of this paper.
Marvin James came out from Denver
Sunday and will stay on his fathers
ranch this summer.
N. F.. Brown, on the Cornforth ranch
southwest of town, hauled out a new
Cooper wagon Tuesday.
Miss Tina Griffin was visiting with
friends in Elbert last week, going to
Florence Saturday evening.
Mrs. Ida Maui and daughter Clara, Of
Denver, spent week recently visiting
with relatives northeast of Ebert.
The Haines Seed Co. of Denver have
an advertisement in the Tribune. II
you need anything in their line, write to
them.
Charles Larson has rented the Clint
Whittier 640-acre ranch, one and a half
miles south of Case postoffice, on East
Cherry creek.
DR.. r. II. Denney went to Denver last
Thursday to consult specialist in re-
gard to his throat, which has been Civ
ing him considerable trouble for some
time.
Louis Dittemore OF Cripple Creek and
Frank Dittemore OF Colorado Springs
are guests this week of their uncle, Jack
Rhudy, and family, eight miles west OF
Elbert.
Joseph Oaks team ran away Saturday
and was caught in DIR. Denney's corral,
having become tangled up in woven
wire fence. No damage done except to
the fence.
Moreland Bros, the enterprising and
hustling creamery men of Eastonville,
have an advertisement in this weeks
Tribune that should appeal to all dairy
men. Read it.
N. T. Reno of Kiowa was in town Sat
urday greeting old friends. dad" has
lost considerable flesh during the winter
but does not suffer near so much from
the rheumatism.
Ed Dietrich has rented his ranch west
Of town to Arthur Peterson and will
move to Denver. Mrs. Dietrich has been
in Denver for some time, where she is
being treated in hospital.
D. B. Campbell, formerly of the Table
Rock neighborhood, has rented the
Stark ranch, in the Aulesbrook neigh
borhood on West Cherry creek, about
nine miles southwest of Elbert.
Harvey Cornforth, who has been at
tending the State Agricultural college at
Fort Collins for several months, return
ed home Monday evening and will re-
The Tribune editor is on deck again
after wrestling for two weeks with the
worst attack of lagrippe he ever expert
enced. Mrs. A. j. Pope, mother of the
editor, is still confined to the house, suf-
fering from severe attack of the grip,
but is considerably improved.
Rev. j. N. Davis, president of the state
Y. T. G. U. of the U. B. church, will hold
convention at Niwot on April 6, 7 and
8, for the Young Peoples societies of
Loveland, Berthoud, Elwell, Mt. Zion
and Niwot. Mr.. Davis will leave Friday
morning and will be gone over Sunday.
Many ranchmen in this locality are
shipping in fruit trees principally cher.
ries, plums, apples and crabs, and will
try fruit raising. While this is not and
never will be much of fruit country,
owing to the high altitude, ETC., yet Ger.
tain hardy fruits can oe grown here with
the right kind of attention and care.
Mrs. Adrianna Hungerford, state pres.
iaent OF the w. G. L. u, will be in Ell
bert Thursday, April II. She will hold
parlor meeting at the home of Mrs. j.
n. DAVIS at o'clock and will lecture in
the evening at 8 o'clock at the church.
subject, Home Protection" She will
be glad to meet all the ladies' and friends
OF the cause in the afternoon. Those
who heard her last year will be glad of
another opportunity Those who did
not should not miss this chance.