The Elbert County tribune., 1908-11-26
THURSDAY .NovEMER %. 1908
Local and and Personal

]. E. Mayer spent Sunday in Denver
Ed Harlow came out from Denver Fri
day evening.
Frank Hart visited relatives in Eliza
beth on Sunday.
Mrs. Underwood Jewell is visiting at
the home Of August DIETRICH.
Mrs. Keever OF Norton was passenger
for Denver Tuesday morning.
Ray Jones came in last Thursday from
trip through the northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gatewood left this
morning for Lincoln, Nebraska.
Ernest Clarke. and wife are visiting
at the home Of F. j. McNamara.
Rev. A. f. Wittenberger is eating his
Thanksgiving dinner in Denver.
Mrs. Fred Long has returned from a
visit with her parents in Denver.
B. G. Hilliard was bust ness visitor
in Elbert and Kiowa on Wednesday,.
Mrs Fred Fahrion spent last Friday
with her mother and sister in Elizabeth.
Miss Hulda Peterson left last week
for Cripple Creek to take mining
course.
G. b. Hollems, who was very i'll at the
Beulah hotel, is better and has returned
to Fondis. -
DR.. George Ing Smith has shipped his
household goods to his former home in
Oklahoma.
Mart Chairman has just installed
complete water system in the home OF
Alex RrazeltOn
Sam Taggart, who has been in Denver
for some time, reports that his brother
in-l law is 10 better.
Mrs. George Gardner and her mother,
Mrs. w. A. Allbaugh, left on Wednes
day for Leon, Iowa.
Charley Humborg, brother of Mrs.
Adolph Kunze, left Tuesday morning
for Dacono to work in the mines.
A light fall of the beautiful arrived in
Elbert Tuesday evening. The storm
was general throughout the state,
Jack Dawson of Eastonville went
through Elbert Tuesday morning % his
way to Elizabeth to cry sale there.
William Leach and ]. w. Mellor we're
callers at this Office last week and or
dered The Tribune for another year.
George Gardner returned Tuesday
night from his trip to Iowa. He is still
undecided about moving back there.
Sherman Epler property to Mrs. j. c.
Mowrey's house in the south end of
town.
Word was received Sunday evening Of
the death of George Smith, brother OF
Mrs. Ed Grin, who was killed while rail
roading in Nebraska.
The charivari party in honor OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Brazelton was a pro-
nounced success, everyone in attendance
having most enjoyable time.
John Lough. who has been in Colora-
do Springs for two weeks under the care
OF an eye specialist, returned Monday
morning. Mr.. Lough's eye was poisoned
by rust and smut in grain, but is much
better now.
N. F. Brown returned on Thursday
evening from trip to Denver. Rumor
has it that while there he Joined the
ranks OF the benedicts, but N. F. himself
is rather non n-committal when the sub
ject is mentioned.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Norton of Sioux
Falls, South Dakota, were visiting with
the family Of Jesse Squires last Sunday
on their way home from visit to the
coast. Mrs. Norton is a cousin Of the
late Edwin Squires.
MARRIED Colorado Springs on
Wednesday, November lS, Lewis Brazel-
ton of Elbert and Emma Brust, formerly
OF this vicinity, but lately a resident Of
the Springs. This young couple are
well and very favorably known in Elbert,
the groom being the son OF County Com.
missioner Brazelton and one of the most
promising young men OF Elbert county.
! His bride taught the school at Sidney,
where she made many friends. The
Tribune wishes the young couple much
happiness aad prosperity from their
union.