The Elbert County tribune., 1913-11-21
Additional Locals

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Dave Green has installed telephone
Purple, POLO.
NJ. b. Alderman was transacting bus
nes3 in Ebert Thursday.
Mrs. l. Grin and daughter Miss Anna
were Kiowa visitors last Sunday.
. Mrs. Geo. Knifton and daughter are
visiting at the 70 est Glen ranch.
i Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Helgetl,
Jr, on Thursday, Nov. 20th, baby girl
D. Lcugh has sold his interests in his
ranch to James Neely and will move to
California.
Mrs. j. H. Purden is living in Elbert
this winter to give John the benefit OF
our excellent school.
Mrs. Minnie Whiting and daughter
Miss Elsie, from Colorado Springs, are
visiting relatives in Ebert.
A. Oberquel just completed wcll 1855
feet deep with flow of of so feet OF
water for Harvey Cornforth.
John Fiurer is hauling lumber from
Ebert for the erection OF four room
house on his ranch on the Biiou.
The many friends OF j. d. BIakeley
will be distressed to hear he is confined
to his bed with little hopes OF recovery.
Carl Peterson and his crew completed
the high pole line and are now ready to
make arrangements for wires to be
placed.
d. F. Petefish of Peyton, brother of
Mrs. ID. A. Cox, was stricken with paraly-
sis Wednesday and is in very critical
condition.
j. c. Carey OF the Colorado Monu-
mental Works placed stones for A. g.
Cornforth. Mrs. Robert Larsen and Mrs.
John Hoover recently.
ii. L. Maddox OF Denver has been
here several days this week looking up
a trade for ranch. He is we'll pleased
with this part of the country.
A, 6. Putnam arrived in Elbert Thurs
day evening after spenaing the greater
part OF the simmer at Yampa, Colorado,
where he has been buying cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Green and baby
son Of Pike View spent week with Mrs
Shethard Kelley recently. Mrs. Green
will be remembered as Mrs. Matte Dun
nington.
The business men who made trip tc
the capital citv this week were: W. G
Whiting, z. q. Reynolds, Edgar Grin,
Albert Neuman, B. M. Maroon and Ell
more Jewell.
The work on the Catholic church il
being pushed, the foundation being com
plated today. Those working are Joe
Heigeth, Joe Baginski, James Weber
and Alphonso Mueller.
John Malloy Of Fondis returned from
Denver Thursday morning, where he
had been attending the funeral of his
brother, James Malloy, who died from
an operation for appendicitis.
W. B. Hale came up from Denver
Thursday and is making preparations
to build house on the land he recently
purchased in the Bison Valley, j. I
Wilson of Denver will do the work.
Miss Lindsey, teacher in the Primary
grade of the Elbert schools, is not only
AN excellent teacher but she is an expert
with the rifle rs she demonstrated at q
turkey shoot on the Weiss ranch last
Saturday, having won four turkeys.
month ago announcement was made
OF the change Of management of this
paper. Robert Boston, who assuns d
the management at that time was called
away for military dnty in the southern
coal fields, consequently the deal has
been cancelled and Mr. H. L. Irwin, a
competent newspaper man Of Denver
has assumed the management, Mr..
Irwin is not an entire stranger in our
county, having been connected with the
Banner at Elizabeth for time He
comes here well recommended. Come
in and get acquainted and tell him the
new s.