The Elbert County tribune., 1908-02-27
Local and Personal.


Mrs J. f. Mayer has been confined to
eoe house with an attack of tonsilitis.
The Tribune phone number is 81. Call
Us up when you know of an item of news.
Mrs. G. A. Mathews and two sons
came up from Colorado Springs Satur-
gay and remained over Sunday.
Quick action and small profits on the
sale OF your ranch il listed with the D-
VIDE Realty Il Investment Co, Elbert.
Read the Advertisements in the Tri.
pune and, whenever possible, patronize
The advertiser when making your pur.
schRses.
MIS- Terese O'Neil left for her home
IN Beattie, Kansas. Saturday, after
spending several months here at the
.home Of Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Barnes.
Try the Tribune job Printery when
you need anything in the line OF good
puntng. We print almost everything
from calling card to posters, catalogues
AND pamphlets.
For Sale. Champion Drop Head New
Home sewing machine, Just from the
factory, at bargain. This is regular
sJO machine and good one. Enquire
ut Tribune Office.
Ralph Jones returned home from Den
seI last week, whore he underwent Sc.
We're surgical operation. He is much
f99ettcr since he recovered from the ef-
lfects of the operation.
Mr and Mrs. Theodore Ncuman were
out from Denver last week visiting Mr.
and Mrs, Fred Long and other friends
Theodore marketed part OF his last
sears grain crop while here.
The Ladies' Aid society held very
successful bazaar and dinner Saturday.
the gross receipts amounting to almost
Fa2U0. The ladies are to be congratula
ted on the success OF the affair.
Elbert fans arc already talking base
bal and it is the intention to have the
town represented this season by the best
bal team in its history. Postmaster Joe
liPurden will probably have the manage.
ment of the team.
You can get your half soles sewed
next door to barber shop. ! have
Singer machine for leather all kinds Of
upper stitching and patching done neat
/ lys All kinds Of harness repaired
Yours for business, GEO. McKIMM1E.
The Tribune Priutery has received n
complete series of Engraver's Old Eng
lish, popular type face for the printing
ofcalling cards, wedding invitations, and
announcements Of all kinds. Call and
sec samples of this class of printing.
Hail insurance solicitors who expect
t15'inyade this territory this season, had
better get their lives insured before.
hand, as the ranchmen hereabouts are
laying for them. They are sore over
past treatment by these companies and
they have good cause to be.
Miss Ethel Putnam returned home
Saturday after a very pleasant visit with
relatives in Steamboat Springs. She
was accompanied out from Denver by
her grandmother, Mrs Louisa Carver,
who had been visiting in the city with
the family OF her son Arthur.
G.. McCurtain, who left Ebert last
month for Oregon, has returned to Colo
RADIO and located at Merino, where he
has bought a drug store, two lots and
buildings. His numerous friends here
will be pleased to know that he has re
turned to the state. He writes us to
send the Tribune to him at Merino.
Mr. and Mrs. George McKimmie and
TWO little children we're out riding Sun.
day, when one of the front buggy wheels
gave way and threw all four out of the
buggy onto the ground. Fortunately
none were seriously injured. The horse
took fright at the accident, broke loose
from the buggy and ran down the road
to the Jones ranch, where 1t was caught.
MIR. and Mrs. w H. Burnside came in
Sunday afternoon from Yampa and will
pend "A week or two here with his bro
ther, Dick Burnside and family, and sis
ter, Mrs. j. f.. Barnes. Mr.. Burnside re
ports everything hourishing in the
Yampa district and foot Of snow on
the ground BILLY" has many friends
in and around Ebert who are always
glad to see him.
Worn Out