The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-30
30, 1905
Local and Personal

Denver Saturday to spend Sunday with
friends.
Miss Nellie Jewell returned home last
Thursday from a two weeks visit with |
friends in Denver
Mrs. John McKimmie, ST., OF Eliza !
beth spent Sunday here with her son
George and family.
Fred Long, the druggist, and Ed Grin,
proprietor Of the Beulah hotel, have new
ads in this issue of the Tribune.
G. A. Totten Of Lincoln, Neb, came in
last Thursday and is guest of his sis
ter, Mrs. j. G. Brace, west of town.
Miss Tina Griffin of the Cottage hotel
went to Denver Saturday to visit friends
and recuperate after severe sickness.
j. G. Brace had runaway one day re-
Gently in the field and his new binder
had TO be brought to town for repairs.
Messrs. Cornforth, Barnes and Rosen-
baum shipped five cars of cattle, stockers
and feeders, to Denver Tuesday morning
j. A. Boston has the stone hauled for
the foundation of his new house he will
build on his lots in SCOTS addition to
Elbert.
Rev. Walter Carter will preach at the
Christian church, southwest of town, on
Sunday, Sept 2. All are invited to these
services.
Mr. and Mrs. K. l.. Robinson and son
Glen, of st. Joseph, Mo-. are guests of
Mr.. Robinson's sister, Mrs. John Rhudy,
west of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Grin we're in Colora-
do Springs several days last week. visit
ing relatives and attending the annual
race meeting
Miss Stella Porter, one of Elbert's
brightest girls, commenced work Mon
day in the Tribune office and will learn
the ''art preseryative."
County Commissioner Adam Rinnert of
Kiowa were in town Tuesday, presuma-
bly, on political mission.
Mrs. Bacia Grebe returned to Elbert
Thursday from Ell Paso Texas, where
she has been staying for some time past
with her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Harry
| Grebe.
Mrs. Ii. A Potts left for Omaha Tues
day morning, where she will JON her
husband who has a position in the Ne
braska metropolis with the Union Pacific
railway company.
The Christian Endeavor society of
Sidney will hold social on Thursday
evening, Sept 6, at the Sidney school
house. Peaches and cream, etc. will be
served. All invited.
! l.. w. Parkhurst returned to Elbert
county Tuesday from Des Moines, Iowa,
where he left Mrs. Parkhurst in pri-
vate hospital, slowly recovering from a
recent surgical operation.
B. +. Cook, with his road grader, and
Secretary George Cannon of the fair
association have put the race track in
excellent condition and the races during
er than ever before.
Mrs. Evett, a sister of C. H. Shay, was
called here from Loveland Sunday by
the serious illness of Mr.. Shays baby
boy at the home of its grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Epler. The baby is
much better this week and thought to
be out of danger.
Dick Burnsde's mother, of Northeast
ern Kansas, and sisterin- law, of Oklaho-
ma, who have been visiting here, left for
Yampa, Routt county, Tuesday, where
they will visit W. II. Burnside and wife.
They will make the trip via the Moffat
line and Hot Sulphur Springs.
Miss Amy Epler of Elbert has been
engaged by the directors of the Lafay-
ette public schools to teach the third
grade during the term beginning Sept.
4. Miss Amy has been very successful
in the schools she has taught in Elbert
county and we bespeak the same success
for her at Lafayette.
/ Mrs. II. A. Pope started back to her
home at Sigourney, Iowa, Saturday, af-
ter spending six months here with her
son, j. e. Pope, of the Tribune. Her
son, Worth b. Pope, who has been en-
ployed in the Tribune office for the past
ii months, accompanied her to Sigour-
ney and from there will 20 to Burling-
ton, Iowa, to accept position he former
Tv ha1d for IN vears