The Elbert County tribune., 1907-11-21
LOCAL ANDPERSONAI
Happenings of Local Interest
During the Week.

last week with severe sore throat
Mrs. Fred Fahrion is visiting friends
at Elizabeth and Denver this week.
Real Estate Loans made promptly
II. II. Dawson, 237 Coronado bldg. Den
yer. 9f
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Blakely went to
Denver Tuesday morning for few days
stay.
For Sale = Barred Plymouth Rock
cockerels; fine stock. g. w. Reel, 81
miles west of Ebert.
For Rainbelt land bargains see the old
timer, r. L. Glow, of CLOVIS land office,
1913 Stout street, Denver. 36
Mr.. Merchant, how about your holiday
advertising? To get the best results
don't put it off later than next week.
This country looks very much like old
winter was here, Mondays snowfall Gov
ering the ground pretty thoroughly.
Quick action and small profits on the
sale of your ranch if listed with the Di.
vide Realty g. Investment Co., Elbert
Carl Elsner and young man recently
from st. Louis are new clerks in the
Gilbert Mercantile Companys busy store
Preaching at First Christian church
south west of Ebert next Sunday morn.
ing and evening by Rev. Raymond Far
mer. All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Watts and daugh.
ters drove over from Monument Satur
day and visited at the Brazelton and
Cornforth homes, returning home Mon
day.
S. l.. Griffin orders the Tribune sent
to his daughter, Miss Grace Griffin, who
has been in Los Angeles for some time
and expects to spend the winter in that
city.
Strayed-One light red and one dark
red heifer, both branded lazy S and re-
versed r on right hip, ears slit, horns
Please leave information at the Tribune
office.
1t is intended for those who apprec-
ate quality; for those gentlemen who en-
joy thoroughly matured, rick old Ken
lucky liquor-I. w. Harper whiskey.
sold by d. R. Burnside.
Six Weeks Free!-To all new subscrib-
ers paying year in advance for the Tr-
bune, we will send the Tribune free un-
til Jan. l, 1903, dating your subscription
paid year ahead from that date. 81 80
a year.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Casey, Of Biicu
valley east of Ebert, have the sympathy
of the community in the loss OF an infant
son on Sunday, Nov. IT. The little babe
was buried Tuesday morning in Elbert
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Dittemore return
ed Sunday from their western trip after
an absence of seven months spent in Id
aho, Washington and California. They
will remain in Elbert county, the best
country they have yet found.
Box Social and Dance-At the Salt
school house, four miles southeast of Ell.
bert, Saturday evening, Nov. %, for ben
etit of school district. Ladies will please
bring well filed baskets. All invited
MISS PEARL SAVAGE, Teacher.
1t requires money to publish news
paper, the same as any other business,
and the Tribune would appreciate set
tlement from all Of its subscribers now
in arrears. Don't wait for statement
to be mailed you; come in now.
Grain continues to come to this mar.
ket regardless of the weather and mar
ket conditions. Many farmers have no
place to store their grain and are there
fore compelled to sell though the market
price may not be to their liking.
Lost-Black male hog, weight about
$50 pounds; last seen between the Mer.
riman and Schneider ranches. Any in
formation regarding whereabouts of said
animal gladly received by Lewis Monett,
I miles northwest of Elbert. Phone.
This years delinquent tax list, pub.
lished in this issue of the Tribune, is the
smallest list published in Elbert county
in recent years, only twenty three land
owners in the entire county having me-
elected to pay their taxes for the year
1905.
Will pay spot cash to the one offering
best bargain for about 20 acres within
few miles of railway station (nearer the
better), suitable for the successful rails.
ing of vegetables, grain, poultry, etc,
without irrigation. Address William A.
HUM. 15 Sterling St, Detroit, Mich.
The Rebekahs had fairly good at
tendance at their regular monthly card
party last Thursday evening and those
present thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
Mrs. b. Gaylor and ]. E. Mayer carried
of the honors of the evening as best lady
anu gentleman payers, respectively. The
next social will be held on the evening
of Dec. II.
Suppose newspaper man, every time
he hears man criticise him or his pa
per in public, should retaliate by hold
ing up to public gaze the faults and
shortcomings of said fault finder, what
would be the resultY The editor may
not know it all, but he does not live in a
community long without knowing a
deuced sight more than he publishes.
Jay Alderman OF the Cherry creek
neighborhood southwest of Elbert will
probably cut out Sunday horse racing in
the future. Last Sunday while engaged
In race on the fair ground track here,
his horse stumbled and fell on him and
1t was pretty badly bruised and distig-
ured boy that picked himself up from