The Elbert County tribune., 1911-11-03
LOCAL ITEMS GATHERED
DURING THE PAST WEEK

squash and other cooked vegetables
feeding very little corn. Hans says he
has plenty more at home, same like the
ones he shipped
Mr. E S Waterman of Eastonville was
pleasant caller at tthe Tribune Office
Monday and became one of our readers
Just received at The Tribune office
fine assor tmeEt of state views, the
finest we have ever seen. for cents
Mr. B c killen. pioneer ranchmah of
Elbert County who for many years re-
sided at Kiowa, and at one time county
superintendent of schools, died at his
home in Denver last Monday. We un-
ders and hat 'he uody will se brought
out on special Grain and laid to rest
in the Elbert cemetery, where a brother
and two sisters lie buried. Particulars
next week
News was received that George Grif-
fin, telephone operator at Hugo is
very ill with pneumonia, at the present
writing he is somewhat improved
Sherman Epler of Fort Collins is call
ing on friends in Elbert
Doc Knowles of Eastonville was trans
acting business in Elbcrt Friday
Mr. VIM Dittemore, who is critically
i'll with pneumonia is reported little
better as we go to press, his brother
Ad OF Los Angeles is expected on the
next train. Mr. Dittemore is making a
brave fight for life, every thing known
to medical science and good nurseing
is being done we hope that we may
soon hear OF his improvement.
The trains have changed, and now
run only to Eastonvile and back to
Denver, the new II k time table will
be seen in another column
The old Corncob Hall is to be sold at
Public Auction, see notice in this paper
Dick Morgan spent few days of the
first OF this week in Denver
Chas Harding came mp from the
Springs where he had been on business
j A Boston is now in the grain bust
ness and is paying the highest market
price
Mrs Ada Jones and son who are on
the Tom Cantril place are advertising
public sale, they expect to leave i'm
mediately after the sale and Tom Can
tril and family who are on the way
to Colorado will again farm their old
home place
Miss Lottie Cook and brother Will
left for Exeter Nebraska Tuesday NOR
ming, where they will spend the winter
Mr. Oliver Wood returned to his home
in Tara, Iowa, after spending the sum
mer here
Jchu Blskely spent Sunday in DEN
yer
Mrs Gilmore Jewell and son Welt are
visiting relatives at Parker.
Mrs Gertrude Green returned from
Denver Monday after wneks visit with
friends there.
See the cash bargains at the Gates
Store.
MIR Chas. Savage has accepted posi-
lion in Denver with the Western Mar
ket, Mr Savage has been with the Gates
Company for the past year and will be
greatly missed by his many friends.
November Clearance Sale is now on
at the Gates Store.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Reel of Vinceins Ind
are here visiting the formers parents,
Mr. and Mrs G. W. Reel.
The Jakel Bros. left last week for
their home in Iowa where they in end
to stay during the winter. Wm Ran
kin is now occupying the ranch.
Shoes for the whole family at one
third off for cash at the Gates Store.
Rev. A. w. Mcneil will preach both
morning and evening of November IL
instead of the fifth of November as was
previously announced
All Millinery at one third off of regu-
lar prices at the Gates Store.
Shan Kelley was passenger to Eas-
tonville Thursday evening
Col McGiil of Fondis was in Elbert
Monday and paid the Tribune a call.
The Seasons latest in hats and caps at
the Gates Store.
Editor DuPree of the Elizabeth Ban
ner was in Elbert issueing lisences to
dairymen under the new State Dairy
law passed by the last legislature.
G. B, Hollems of Fondis was in Ell
bert Monday. He CANA over in b;s nau