The Elbert County tribune., 1906-06-07
Local and Personal


Springs Saturday night.
Mrs. George Cannon visited with
friends in Denver over Sunday.
Miss Clara Brazleton returned Sun
day evening from visit to Denver.
Abbie Rinnert, deputy county clerk,
was visiting friends in town Sunday.
A. G. Putnam shipped two cars of
young cattle to Denver Sunday morning.
Miss Louise Mcnamara returned on
Monday from visit with friends in Den
yer.
Mrs. A. 2. Harmon has gone to Denver
to visit with friends for couple of
weeks.
MONEY LOANED On approved real es-
tate security. Lee Ramsey, room Sl2,
Cooper building, Denver.
Joseph Helgeth, Jr., is putting the
finishing touches on John Hoover's new
house on his ranch southwest of Elbert
Special Clothing Sale. r Mems and
youths ready made suits at prices you
cannot afford to miss Supply
Co.
Mrs. IA. Boston and sons spent Sunday
in Elizabeth at the Van Cleave home
Mr.. Bostons mother accompanied them
home.
Try our Morning Glory, Arabia's Chief
or Capitol coffee. These brands all APP
peal to lovers of good coffee.-Divide
Supply Co.
A G. Cornforth is building an addi-
tion to his house at Forest Glen ranch,
to contain a kitchen and bathroom.
Rev. }. N. Davis is doing the carpenter
work.
Thomas Cantril is building an addi-
ton to his house, in the Spud Valley
neighborhood, southwest of Ebert
+. w. Schenk is doing the carpenter
work.
According to Tuesdays Colorado
Springs Gazette. b. A. Banta OF Bliou
Basin has announced his candidacy for
the nomination of county commissioner
of El Paso county.
Mrs. j. c. Mowrey went to Greeley
Monday to attend the graduating exer-
cises OF the State Normal school, from
which institution OF learning her daugh-
ter, Miss Amy Foote, will graduate this
week with high honors.
The many Elbert friends of A. c. Van
Cleave of Elizabeth will be sorry to
learn that Mr.. Van Cleave is very low
with consumption. j. A. Boston, a
brother-in-law, sat up with him Monday
night and said Van" was some better
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Gray, who have
been conducting a bakery and restaur-
ant here for several months, went to
Calhan Tuesday, where they will have
charge of the hotel They did not sell
their bakery business but left it in
charge of Mrs. Mary Schiesser for the
present.
A. y. Harmon, local agent Of the C. Il
S, and John A. KERN left for Middle
Park Monday, where they will look after
some mining claims of Mr.. Harmon's and
take two weeks outing in the noun
tains. During Mr.. Harmon's absence J.
Blair will have charge of the railway
company's business here.
Commencing next Sunday, June 10.
the Colorado & Southern will inaugurate
n passenger service Sunday only on the
following schedule: Leave Colorado
Springs 6:30, leave Elbert $40, arrive
Denver 1920 a. m. Returning, leave
Denver 7 o'clock, leave Elbert $40. arrive
Colorado Springs 1850 p. IN. The regu-
lar train will run daily except Sunday
on the present schedule.
Theodore Neuman and Ernest Wrock
loft, of the Comanche valley northeast of
Elbert, left on Sunday for Northwestern
Montana, their destination being the
town of Red Rock. They expect to be
gone month, during which time they
will look over that country and look af
ter their extensive copper mining inter
ests in the Butte Mountain district.
They will stop for few days at Salt
Lake City on their way out.
Mrs. Robert Hawkey, who has been
visiting here with her daughters, Mrs
q. w. McKimmie and Mrs. Elmore jew
ell, was called to Parker Sunday by the
death of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Montgomery, at her home near Parker
on Saturday, June 2, of heart failure.
The funeral was held at Parker Sunday
afternoon. Mrs. Montgomery had been
in poor health for several years. She
leaves husband and three year old son.
She was 81 years OF age.
We are all sewed up in the same sack.
III the town is hurt the market is gone
for much farm produce. We are all
neighborssin the christian sense of the
word. We are all partners in each
others business. We are all interested
in one apother's welfare. The interests
of the farmer are the interests of the
town and the man or set of men who
tries to oppose those interests is not the
friend of either the town or country.
Buying where you can buy the cheapest
wherever it isis narrow gagged and
unchristian for it is selfish to the core.
Buying where you can buy something
besides goods, where you buy market
for your produce, where you can buy
neighbors to help you with your church.
your schools and your troubles-that is
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