The Elbert County tribune., 1907-05-30
Local and Personal

James Phillips Jr. OF Bijou Basin went
to Denver Tuesday morning.
Miss Lucy Jones went to Boulder
Tuesday morning to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ Maroon went to
Calban Tuesday evening for few days
stay.
The school in the Sidney district No.
A, five miles south of town, closed last
Friday.
John Mitchell returned to Lafayette
Saturday after two weeks lay off and
visit here.
MIR. and Mrs j. j. Ramsey and sons
visited in Colorado Springs several days
this week.
Frank Dotson was an over Sunday
visitor in Pueblo, visiting his sister, Mrs.
Chapman.
here last week visiting his brother James
and family.
w. N. Clark came out from Denver
Monday afternoon to look after his ranch
east Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Taggart have moved
into Jacob Dietrich's new brick cottage
in the south end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Long went to Den.
yer Tuesday morning where they will
spend several days visiting friends.
Mrs. Clara Hobbs of Idaho Springs is
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex. Brazelton, southwest of town.
Place an advertisement in the Tribune
and watch your business grow. Best
advertising medium in Elbert county.
]. II. Nook of Denver, an old time cat
tie buyer, well known in the divide reg
ion, was in this vicinity last week buying
cattle.
Miss Tillie Vardie of Denver will com
mence teaching a summer term of school
next Monday in district No. 10, south
west of town.
Miss Mable Rood and brother, Pearl
Rood, started for their former home at
Munden, Kansas, Tuesday, where they
will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Long have return
ed from Lafayette and Oliver has charge
of the City drug store this week during
the absence Of the proprietor, who is in
Denver.
Miss Amy Epler is home from Lafay-
cite to spend the summer vacation. Mr..
Shay's baby boy accompanied her home
to visit his grandparents, and Mr.. Shay
arrived Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. j. d. Blakely and daugh-
ters, Bertha and Pearl, left on Tuesday
morning for Logan, Kansas, where they
will spend a couple of months visiting
Mrs. Blakely's sister, Mrs. A. g. Davis.
Joseph Diamond, who left here about
a year ago for California, has purchased
ranch % miles southwest of Pueblo on
the st. Charles river. The land is under
irrigation and produces l50 tons of hay
annually.
The bountiful spring rains insure an
abundance Of mushrooms, a plant con
sidered great delicacy by some people.
AS several species of the plant are poi
sonous it will be well to be very careful
when gathering'the mushrooms.
The following new subscribers have
recently been added to the Trbune's
list Lewis Rigg, Albert johnson. w. A.
Allbaugh, A. L. Coblentz Elbert; George
w. Cannon, Calhan; Stephen w.
Wynns, Fondis; Mable Vandenbergh,
Eastonville.
Miss Amy Epler OF Elbert has again
been appointed teacher in the third
grade of the Lafayette public schools,
and Z. IL. Shay, formerly of Ebert, has
been re-appointed assistant principal in
the same school, according to the News
Free Press of that city
Most of us would like to see warmer
weather. The country has had plenty
OF moisture, the earth hereabouts is GOV.
cred with a beautiful carpet of green
grass, and the only thing lackingeand
the most needed at this time is warm,
sunshiny weather to make everything
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