The Elbert County tribune., 1907-07-11
LOCAL AND DPERSONAL
What Happened Of Local Inter-
est During the Week.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fahrion spent the
Fourth in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Bodett spent Sun
day with friends in Denver.
DIR. r. II. Denney and A. G. Corn
forth we're in Denver Monday.
Roy Wheeler is learning the black
smith trade with Elmer Dickerson.
James Murray went to Leadville Mon
day to visit his brother John and family
Mr.. and Mrs George McKimmie and
children spent the 4th with friends at
Parker.
Mrs. Emma Aux is having her resi-.
dence property in the south part of town
| painted.
Raymond Cross of Colorado Springs
was in this vicinity last week, looking
after his fathers ranch east of town.
Mrs. w. A. Allbaugh is reported to be
on the sick list this week. Nothing ser
ious, however.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Neuman of the
Comanche neighborhood were in Denver
last week visiting friends.
Anna and Isabel Otis of Denver are
out visiting their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Murray, west of town.
H. E. Petefish was down from Neder-
lands last week visiting his father and
family on their ranch in Butler Gulch
Ed Peterson, representing the Ault-
man & Taylor Machinery Co. of Kansas
| in truy IL, <.ff1 Il i
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Harris OF Colorado
Springs were guests at the Packer ranch
north of town several days last and this
week.
Mrs. Smith and daughter left for Den
yer Saturday after pleasant visit with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Plant,
east of town
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Plant return
ed to Denver yesterday morning after
pleasant weeks visit at the parental
Plant home east of town.
| George Gresham left on Tuesday af-
ternoon for trip to northwestern Mis-
souri, and southeastern Kansas. He will
remain two or three weeks.
George Lundy and Dan Epler, jr.,
were in Denver several days last week
attending the races at Overland Park
and celebrating the Fourth.
Miss Celia Carveth, the popular sales
lady with the local Gates store, went to
Louisville on the 4th and spent several
days there visiting her parents.
Fred G. Anderson, wife and child and
viii Morgan were out from Denver last
week and visited over the 4th at the par
entail Morgan home north of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cannon drove
across the country from their ranch near
Calhan yesterday, Mrs. Ailbaugh's par
ents accompanying them to Elbert.
j. Fl. Purden was at Kiowa Monday
and Tuesday where a committee. Of
which he was member, made the an
nual inspection of the county treasurer's
books.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman, daughter and
grandson, of Pottawattamie, Kansas.
stopped off here last week and visited at
the home of Mrs. Hartman's uncle, j. H.
Jones.
b. f. Cook and Adam Dittemore we're
up IN the vicinity of Cripple Creek last
week looking after promising prospect
IN that district in which they are jointly
interested
Mrs. Nj. j. Russell of Colorado Springs
and grandsons, Master Earl and Roy
Squires, of Cripple Creek, arrived here
last week for a visit at the Squires home
west of town.
Charles Nelson Of Leadville was the
guest OF Charles Berg and family, living
south OF town, several days last week.
He was well pleased with what he saw
OF the Elbert country.
A soaking rain fell here Sunday night.
The rain was accompanied by the most
severe electrical storm we have had this
year, though no damage was done in
this immediate vicinity.
MISS Anna Driever, who has been here
Tor several months visiting her brothers,
l.. II. and j. j. Driever, left on Friday
Tor Hamburg, Iowa, owing to the death
OF an uncle at that place.
The five-year old son of Will Scbreiber
of the Case neighborhood was operated
on IN Denver last week for Appendicitis
ana is now at Castle Rock, where little
hopes are entertained for his recoyery.
Mrs. Lena Schimpf, who has one of the
prettiest Hover gardens in Ebert. very
thoughtfully remembered the Tribune
Iamiiy tuesday with a beautiful bououet
OF sweet smelling roses and fragrant
Mees sn, .h peas Tor which she has our CRATE