The Elbert County tribune., 1908-01-30

Money Loaned-On real estate secur-
ity. Lee Ramsey, Cos Empire Building
Denver.
Mrs f. w. Willis Of the Fairyiew
neighborhood, is recovering from Sc.
we're illness.
For Sale.-A few good, black langshan
cockerels, S1OO each.-Inquire at Cot
tage hotel, Elbert.
Mrs Belle Moore is teaching the lower
Comanche school in district No 81,
northeast of Ebert.
Wanted.-To buy or rent saw-mill-
with or without power. Write to o. G
FRrNK, Lupton, Colo.
w. N. Clark has rented the Jacob Ep-
Ter residence and will soon move out
from Denver with his family.
Quick action and small profits on the
sale of your ranch if listed with the Di-
vide Realty & Investment Co., Ebert
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Packer and baby
daughter returned home Saturday from
an extended visit with relatives in Iowa.
Postmaster Purden, one of our poultry
fanciers, received a fine, white wyan
dotte cockerel from Elizabeth the other
day.
j. A. Boston, secretary of the school
board, was in Denver one day last week
on business connected with the school
house.
George Gardner has rented the Green
property in the north end of town and
will move next week from the Frick
place.
Read the advertisements in the Tri-
bune and, whenever possible, patronize
the advertiser when making your pur-
chases.
Oliver f. Bishop and Miss Lille NJ.
French, both of Ebert county, were
married at kiowa, on Tuesday, Jan. 81,
by Judge Fahrion.
The First National bank of Elizabeth
moved into its handsome new home this
week. The building is a modern one
and has steam heat.
Harry Hagerman and family have
moved to town from the Packer ranch
and are occupying one of the Parkhurst
houses in the south end.
Strayed-From my ranch south of Ell
bert, red bull about five years old, brand
ed 4-7 on left side, also old brand on
same side. Jacob Brazelton.
Mrs. Charles Cannon and baby boy,
from near Calhan, visited Elbert friends
several days last week while enroute
home from the stock show at Denver.
For Sale.-My lot of extra good milch
cows; also some milk cans and good
shoats, weigh about 100 pounds each.-
GEO. L. SMITH, on the Detwiler place.
Big all night dance in Red Men hall,
Friday night, Jan. 81. Everybody come
and have a good time. Tickets 70 cents.
Given by John Blakely and Dan Epler.
Jones brothers carload of heifer
calves captured first prize at the stock
show last week. The calves were sold
to John w. Lowell previous to the show.
Miss Ethel Putnam went to Steam
boat Springs last week to visit the
Carver family, and will act as brides
maid at the wedding of cousin, Miss
Louise Carver.
Try the Tribune Job Prntery when
you need anything in the line of good
printing. We print almost everything
from calling card to posters, catalogues
and pamphlets.
For social, medicinal or household
uses, |. w. HARPER whiskey is the best
and the safest. The most popular high
grade whiskey on the market. Sold by
ID. h. BURNSIDE.
For Sale.-Champion Drop Head New
Home sewing machine, Just from the
factory, at a bargain. This is a regular
$50 machine and good one Enquire
at Tribune office.
Dance in corncob hall, eight miles
east of Elbert, Saturday night, Feb. s.
Good music and good time assured all
who may attend. Everybody invited.
Clarence Corkett, James Mitchell, Mgrs.
Dentist Coming.-Dr. Charles II. Alter.
the dentist, will make his next visit to
Elhert on Monday and Tuesday, Feb 3
and 4, and may be found at the Beulah
Hotel, All kinds of dental work done
promptly.
William Deilks came out from Denver
Monday for few days rest and recrea-
ton. He recently met with serious
accident, in which his shoulder was
thrown out of place for the second time
this winter.
Simon and Chris Nicholson, formerly
OF the Fairview locality northeast OF
Elbert, returned to kiowa last Thursday
after four years service in the United
States navy. They win remain but a
short time.
Miss Murrel James, the bright daugh
ter OF County Clerk Tom c. James. has
been appointed deputy county clerk,
succeeding Abbie Rinnert, who resigned
to accept the position of cashier of the
new kiowa State bank.
Z. f. Green, who went to visit his
brother Ben and two daughters at Table
Rock last week, was exposed to the
smallpox and will be quarantined at the
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