The Elbert County tribune., 1906-03-22
ELBERT, COLO, MARCH %, 1906.
Local and Personal

City Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Nelson went to
Denver Saturday for few days visit.
Miss Edwina Mcguire OF Kiowa was a
passenger to Denver on Saturday morn
ing's train.
Fred Long has bought Jacob Eplers
stock of drugs and moved it to his City
drug store.
A. Carnahan shipped two cars of cat
tie to Denver the first of last week, 61
head in all.
Owing to the absence OF the pastor
there will be no church services at Sid
ney Sunday.
Mrs. Jacob Epler returned from Den
yer Wednesday evening after an extend
ed visit with relatives.
Buy your wall paper early so as to get
the best.-City Drug Store.
Miss Emily Harder of Denver is re-
cent addition to the clerical force of the
Gates company's local store.
Mrs. "Jack" McKimmie returned home
to Elizabeth Monday after an extended
visit with relatives in Indiana.
F. A. Burnett, who recently purchased
the Sparkman ranch north OF Elbert, is
new subscriber to this paper.
Owing to sickness in the Tribune fam
lily and office force the publication Of
this weeks paper has been unavoidably
delayed.
Elmer Dickerson, formerly employed
here as blacksmith, came up from
Loveland last week and is visiting Ell
bert friends.
Mrs. Il. A. Dotson and little daughter,
Marguerite, went to Elizabeth Saturday
for visit with Mrs. Dotson's mother,
who lives on ranch near town.
Leave your order for Denver Sunday
papers at the Tribune office.
G. e. Race, representative of the
Harvey Medical Co, of Saratoga Springs,
N. Y, was Sunday visitor in Elbert,
the guest of his uncle, w. A. Gray.
Miss O'Hara returned to Denver Sat
urday after pleasant visit at the Nc
Namara home south OF town. Miss
Martina Mcnamara accompanied her to
Denver.
Joe Diamonds team ran away Monday
evening, breaking loose from the rack
in front of the Tribune office. They ran
clear to Alex. Brazelton's gate, two miles,
no damage being done.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rhudy returned
Wednesday evening from northwest Mis-
souri,, where they spent the winter with
relatives. They are both looking better
as result of their visit.
Washable wall paper for kitchens and
bath rooms, at the City Drug Store.
Will Morgan and Harry Lamont came
up from Colorado Springs this morning,
where they are employed by the Santa
Fe as night watch and fireman, respect
lively, having been granted "a 0-day lay
off.
Sid Forman has just received new
lo-horse power Advance traction engine
and two five-gang plows. He has al
ready contracted for about 500 acres to
break and will begin AS soon as the
weather will permit.
Rev. j. N. Davis, pastor OF the Elbert
circuit of the United Brethren church.
received the sad tidings Saturday of the
death OF his mother at Elkhorn. Wiscon-
sin. Mr. Davis left Saturday evening for
Wisconsin to attend the funeral.
Editor S. S. Case of the Castle Rock
Journal was an Ebert visitor Wednes-
day, coming over in company with Sen
ator Ammons on business connected
with the Douglas County fair. Bro.
Case made fraternal call at the Trib
une office.
Alex. Brazelton, who takes consider
able pride in raising good horses, refused
an oher OF S40O last week for span of
three year old colts Just broken to drive.
II we had few more ranchmen like Mr..
Brazelton this county would soon be
noted for its fine draft horses.
The Tribune has special proposition
10 make to its subscribers who would
like to subscribe for The Dry Farming
Magazine. II you are interested in the
Campbell System of soil culture and
would like copy of this magazine each
month for year, call at this office for
further information.
According to the reports published in
the daily papers, w. H. Burnside's
motherin.law, Mrs. Webb OF Pueblo.
was one of the victims of the wreck on
the Denver u Rio Grande Ry. last Fri
gay morning % miles west of pueblo.
Mr Burnside, formerly a resident Of ri.
oert' Is now engaged in the hotel busi-
ness at Yampa. 'e' ou''
Ihe Tribune acknowledges friendly
can wednesday from Hon. Euoene q
Grubb of Carbondale, Senator n NJ
Ammons OF Littleton, and Fred p .iobn.
son OF the Denver Record Stock man.
In the entire state of Colorado il would
De hard to find three men more interest. :.
ea IN the building up and adyaucement
OF the livestock industry than these ren.
.le.nen, ana their presence and practical
.aiks added considerable to the success
]. W. HARPER Whisl,ev stron...
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