The Elbert County tribune., 1908-01-16
LOCAL AND
Happenings Of Local Interest
During the Week.

1ou VIII regret IL IL you uon attend
Ramsey's sale.
Going to get married? If SO, you had
better attend Ramsey's sale.
James Barnes was on the sick list last
week, suffering from severe cold.
Elmer Dickerson was on the sick list
last week and was off duty for several
days.
John Mitchell came out from Lafay-
ette Sunday and remained for several
days.
Money to Loan - On approved real
estate security.-B. NJ. Maroon, Elbert,
Colo.
DIR. Il. w. Thompson, Dentist, will be
in Elbert Friday, Jan. "a, at the Beulah
Hotel
A nice lot of Furniture-nothing re
served, it must sell. Ramsey is going to
Oregon.
Money Loaned--On real estate secur-
ity Lee Ramsey, 605 Empire Building,
Denver.
A. G. Putnam has sold his fine bunch
of Rambouillet sheep to Thomas Kelly
of Bijou Basin.
Quick action and small profits on the
sale of your ranch if listed with the Di.
vide Realty & Investment Co., Elbert.
Attend the first.c class entertainment at
the church Monday evening, Jan. 20, and
help and encourage the school. % cents
L. Skovgaard returned home Sunday
afternoon from Greenleaf, Kansas, where
he was called to attend the funeral of
brother.
Mrs. Daniel Hewitt and sons Noble
and Glen, of Colorado Springs, were
guests Saturday and Sunday at the j. j
Ramsey home.
b. Gaylor has sold the % foot frontage
business lot east of his blacksmith shop
to b. NJ. Maroon, who also got the small
building on the lot.
Roland H. Decker, an experienced
printer, recently from Toledo, Ohio, came
out from Denver Sunday and is "holding
cases" on the Tribune.
Strayed-From my ranch south of El-
bert, red bull about five years old, brand
ed Al on left side, also old brand on
same side. Jacob Brazelton.
B. Guthals returned from Hebron,
Neb., Thursday after ten weeks visit.
Henry Egert, a friend, accompanied him
home and will probably remain here.
A. G. Putnam has associated himself
with the Divide Realty q Investment
Co. and has moved his office in with
f. A. Dotson, manager of the company.
William Renken and family went to
Denver Sunday for two weeks visit
with Mrs. Renken's parents. Mr.. Rem
ken will take in the stock show while in
the city.
j. FL. Lundy has rented his big ranch
east of town six miles, to his sons, Harry
and George, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Lundy have moved out to the ranch
from Denver.
For social, medicinal or household
uses, l. w. HARPER whiskey is the best
and the safest. The most popular high
grade whiskey on the market. Sold by
| ID. r. BURNSIDE.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Oaks and three
children left Sunday for Glendora, Cali
fornia, to spend the remainder CT the
winter. The Tribune hopes they will
have pleasant visit.
Attend the dance in Red Men hall on
Friday night, Jan. l7-all night dance.
Good music will be provided and good
floor management. The public cordially
invited. Tickets S10O.
Lumber.-My saw mill is now located
on the George Blakely ranch south OF
Ebert, where | will saw lumber to or
der. Get your orders in early by phone
or mail.-CHARLIE DANKs.
The Drever public sale held Tuesday
was largely attended, having been well
advertised. Mich cows brought S25 to
$40, horses S45 to Sl4S, and almost every.
thing else sold at good prices.
Gilmore Jewell will move to town this
week and take possession of the McCur-
tain place recently purchased by his
father-in-law, Robert Hawke. Gilmore
has leased the place for year.
The ice harvest is practically complet.
ed and all the ice houses hereabouts are
filled to the roofs and there is little dan
ger of having an ice famine here next
summer as was the case last year.
Hear Miss Moor, elocutionist and read
er, at Presbyterian church Monday even
ing, Jan. 20, benefit of the Elbert public
schools. A delightful entertainment for
both old and young. Admission 25c.
For Sale.-Full set, four volumes. The
encyclopaedia Dictionary, also one set
encyclopedias Britannica. Bound in
sheep. Each of these books is in first
class condition. DIR. Geo. l. Smith
Phone 10 Elbert.
Ed. Bundy, manager of the Divide
Review, at kiowa, was married in DEN
yer on Saturday, Jan. 4, to Miss Virginia
hatz OF Denver The Tribune extends
congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Bundy
and wishes them happy married life.
An interesting dramatic and musical
entertainment was given THURSDAY even
ing at The First Congregational church
by Miss Florence Moor, assisted by Sen
or Aquabella,. pianist, and Mr.. Farmer,
TENOR Miss Moor gave several delight
full readings, which showed her snlendid
talent and careful training in her chosen
held. She presented five numbers all of
which were well received. Her "Naughty