The Elbert County tribune., 1908-07-16
Local and and Personal

Hazel Epler lett on friday to visit at
| Monument.
Joe Schmidt is painting the Red Men
| hall this week.
Charley Corkett and Roy Wheeler
went to Denver on Tuesday.
Johnny Rinnert had two cars Of
cattle on the Denver market Monday.
The Ebert Presbyterian Sunday school
will give an ice cream social this week.
Clarence Reed went to North Platte,
Nebraska on Sunday for an extended
visit.
Harry F. Reed made pleasure trip
to Denver on Sunday. He returned on
Monday.
b. M. Maroon reports the sale of 200
acres Of the Scidmore place to William
Grayston of Texas.
Mrs. George McKimmie returned on
Tuesday from an extended visit with
relatives near Parker.
Childrens' clothing will be on sale at
the ice cream social on Thursday night
at the Odd Fellows hall
Mrs. Nichols of Denver, mother OF
Mrs, II. II. Denny, arrived last week for
a visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Tom Wray, Mrs. Gus Dietrich and
Mrs. f. A. Dotson we're Denver passen-
gers on Tuesday morning.
William George Of Colorado Springs
is visiting his sister law, Mrs e j.
Denny, and other relatives.
Should you have any chickens or
veal calves to sell call up w. S. Epler
and get the highest market prices.
The ladies aid society will meet at the
home of Mrs. Grace Grin on Thursday,
July 23. BELLE GAyLoR, Secretary.
Miss Myrtle Garlock. teacher Of piano
and voice, will be in Elbert each Satur
day at l.. G. Jewels residence. 81
County Superintendent Kruse was in
Elbert on Thursday of last week on his
way to visit the schools in this vicinity
w. L. Packer has recently moved into
his new home on his ranch north of
town. He is now buii7ing large barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oaks of Denver, who
spent the Fourth at the Salt home east
OF town, returned to their home on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Caudius Of Den
yer, their daughter Martha and son
Fred, have rented the Barnes cottage
for the summer.
have for sale two royalty bred regis
tered Shorthorn bulls eighteen months
old. Come and see them.
jy % A. G. CoRNFoRTH.
Burnside & Barnes shipped four loads
OF cattle Saturday morning, which will
go to river market unless sold sooner.
Mr.. Barnes went back with them.
Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Long returned on
Tuesday from Denver where they had
been visiting. While in Denver Fred
attended the democratic convention.
Mr.. and Mrs Hans Larson are the
possessers since Saturday night of pair
of twins, boy and girl. Mrs. Larson
and the babies are reported as doing we'll.
Miss Viola Warwick, who has been
visiting Mrs. Lamb, on Commanche for
the past three weeks, left for Denver on
Tuesday, Mrs. Lamb accompanying her.
Miss Nell Jewell. one of Elbert's most
| popular young ladies. returned on Sun
day morning from Eldora, California,
where she has been spending the past
few months.
I Mrs. A. @. Eye and little daughter
came down from Boulder on Saturday
for visit with Mr.. Eye, manager of the
cheese factory. They left for Boulder
on Tuesday.
Frank Black has installed pasteur-
izing plant in the building formerly
occupied by Reeds barber shop Mr..
Reed has moved his barber shop in the
building vacated by Mr.. Black.
In deal consummated the latter part
of last week B. M. Maroon disposed of
half interest in his business property to
w. L. Packer and acquired an interest
in Mr. Packers ranch and stock.
J Will Whitaker of McCook, Nebraska,
Il cousin of Alex Brazelton and his
nephew, Harold Cornell of Milwaukee,
| arrived on Friday for visit with Mr.
Brazelton and returned on Monday.
ii. L. Montgomery, of the Colorado
| Monumental Works of Colorado Springs,
was in Elbert on Tuesday erecting
monument for the Woodmen of the
| World on the grave of the late l.. G.
Jewell.
A. q. Cornforth, G. NJ Bodett, How
ard Williams, Rev. A. +. Wittenberger,
N. F.. Brown, Herman Remus and Mr.
Cozart were among those who went to
Denver last week to attend the
convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Allbaugh and son
Leland returned on Monday from De
catur county, Iowa. after months visit
Mrs. Allbaugh's sister, Mrs. Elvina
Bassett, accompanied them home and
will remain for visit
John A. KERN left on Tuesday for the
Williams Forks district to do the annual
assessment work on his placer claims.
Some good strikes have been made in
that country and Mr.. KERN expects
some day to make good stake from
his property there.
Lumber Cheap
For the next thirty days only l will
soil chnics lun, lor fcr 80 - IL --.-.~..<l 4