The Elbert County tribune., 1907-01-10
Local and Personal

Tuesday for a brief visit.
e. NJ. Stills of Bijou valley was up to
his old home in Boulder county last
week
Cashier j. f. Mayer of the Elbert
County bank was in kiowa Tuesday on
4 business.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Anderson Of Engle.
wood came out last week and visited
their daughter, Mrs. Fred Long.
Joseph Wheeler returned to Denver
the first of the week after an extended
stay on his homestead in the Biiou val
ley.
Mrs. Ed Dietrich and son Lleyd came
ont from Denver last Tharsday and are
visiting at the Wheeler home east of
town.
Stella, the baby daughter Of b. q.
Sautter, former section boss here in
Ebert died at New Windsor on Sunday,
Jan. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Wheeler 0starned
last week from an extended visit with
their children in Denver. Mr- Wheeler
is feeling some better.
Harry Lundy and Richard Elsner re.
turned to Denver Sunday where they
will again resume their studies at Wal
lace's business college.
Ed Dietrich came out froa Denver
Saturday and remained until Tuesday
morning He has position in Denver
with the Hallack .S Howard Lumber Co.
Messrs. Debasser and Collins, real es.
tate men of Boulder, were in this locality
last week looking over the country in
company with E. NJ. Stiits OF BIiou val
ley.
The United Brethren people are hold
ing revival meetings this week in the
Presbyterian church. The meetings are
conducted by Rev. DR. Rhcn OF Love
land.
Merchant Herman Reraus Of Fondis
was in town Tuesday. Mr. Remus has
been suffering from rheumatism con
siderably of late and gets around with
some difficulty.
Russell Gates of Denver and }. j. Eu-
banks of Colorado Springs came up on
Sunday mornings train and were met
here by Manager j. j. Close, who drove
them down to Kiowa.
an tpldtuilC VI DSQ COfuS Is prevalent
in Elbert, majority of our people being
afflicted to more or less extent. The
Tribune family and Office force are
among the troubled ones.
George Blakcly and family returned
Monday morning from their Kansas trip,
having had asplendid visit. The wealth
or back there, George says, was cloudy
and rainy most of the time they we're
away
Frank Neely, who left here several
weeks ago for California, is now tempo
rarily located at Cement, California
and writes home that he is rapidly inn
proving in health and strength and likes
that country.
Mr. and Mrs. Curt Dittemore returned
to their home here Tuesday evening
from their visit to northwest Missouri
St Joseph and vicinity. They had IA
splendid time and enjoyed every minute
of their visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mott have taken
charge OF the kiowa hotel and will re-
model tho building, adding several new
rooms. This is the hotel Sheriff George
Mcguire and wife have presided over for
a number of years.
S. l.. Griffin returned from Florence
Monday, where he was called by the
serious illness of his aged mother He
reports his mother some better but still
seriously i'll, old age and dropsy having
sapped much of her former vitality.
Atty. j. j. Ramsey and family, with
the exception of Miss BERTHE, returned
from their Missouri visit Saturday.
Miss Bertie remained at Springfield.
where she will spend the winter. They
found lots of rain and mud back in old
Missouri.
Mrs. Frank Black and family of three
children arrived here Friday from Cliff.
ton, Kansas, where they have been visit
ing since leaving their recent home at
Brush. Mr.. Black, who has been here
several weeks, aud family are residing
in the Frick house near the depot.
w. Il. Ramsey went to Colorado
Springs Sunday evening after supplies
for the Black & Ramsey short order
house A brother, l.. II. Ramsey an ex-
perienced lunch counter man, accom-
panied him home Tuesday morning and
has taken position in the restaurant.
The new firm is doing an excellent bust
ness.
Will o. Watts has quit the Highly
Bros. Mercantile Co. at Monument. after
being with them for five years, and will
seek location and engage in business
for himself The Tribune would like to
see viii locate here in Ebert, and thus
add good family to the towns growing
population. Charlie Harding takes
Wills place With the Highly brothers.