The Elbert County tribune., 1914-09-18

Eioert saturday n1ght.
Reynolds will pay % cents per dozen
for eggs all next week
Mrs. Louise Berthold CT Denver is
visiting Mrs VIM. Renken.
Jessee Squires was business visitor
in Cripple Creek this week.
Mrs. II. T. Irwin and grandson returned
from their Denver visit Friday evening
Miss Annie Johns returned home Fri.
day from Parker, where she had been
working.
Kenneth Osborne OF Loveland, nephew
of A. q. Cornforth, was visitor at For
est Glen last week.
Catholic services will be held in the
new church, next Sunday at 1920 a. m,
conducted by Rev. Judnic.
Mrs. A. G. Putnam was Denver pas.
senger Monday afternoon for few days
stay with capital city friends.
For SALE.-ream of mare mules seven
years old, gentle and sound.
WIN. RENKEN.
Mrs. Clark Giles spent five weeks
camping out on the p. FL. Mulligan ranch,
where her husband is working on new
barn.
Mrs. a. E. Lewis of Denver, better
known to her Ebert acquaintance as
Mrs Wilmot, is visiting Mrs. Gertrude
Green.
Fred Dittemore, who believes in keep
ing in the forefront in making improve
ments to his ranch, is putting up new
hay barn 62x50.
Floyd Vestal of Denver is the new
counter hopper in the Gates store, bus
ness being SO brisk they had to employ
additional help.
The first frost of the season visited
this section Sunday night. 1t was not
heavy enough to injure the corn crop to
any great extent.
George Griffin, who has been manager
of the telephone exchange at Elizabeth
for the past year, has been transferred
to the office at Yampa
Mrs. Kenneth Henderson Of Denver,
who visited withe friends at the Cottage
hos last week, left Friday for Peyton
TO visit with her parents.
The county bridge gang, under the
charge of Henry Rasmussen, are build
ing some bridges on the new road which
leads southwest from Ebert.
Mrs. Harvey Gatewood and child re-
turned Sunday morning from visit of
several days with Denver relatives. Har-
vey says no bachelors life for him
DR.. Denney returned last Saturday,
having been in attendance at the meet
ing of the State Medical society which
was in session at Boulder last week.
II you contemplate buying a cream
separator call at the Littleton creamery
and examine the machine they handle.
The Beatrice is decidedly the best sepa-
rator on the market.
Mr.. j. G. Ferrall, banker OF Carroll
ton, Ohio, who is making trip through
the west and south. spent couple OF
days in Elbert with the Grin and Den
ney families, who are old acquaintance
of the gentleman.
Arthur L. Peterson has given up his
position as bar tender for d. R. Burn
side and has been succeeded by Tom
Jewell Arthur will spend the next two
months forming the acquaintance Of the
Ebert county voters
MIR. ]. E. Mayer, who lately purchased
the Aux property, is having the house
remodeled, and when completed he in
tends to have one OF the cosiest homes
in Elbert. g. J. Sundine OF Denver is
doing the carpenter work.
B. M. Maroon bought large stock of
general merchandise in Denver and the
goods reached Ebert Wednesday even
ing. He is having them arranged in the
Burnside building, formerly occupied by
the Reynolds store, and expects to be
open for business some time next week
Perry Davis, candidate for sheriff on
the Democratic ticket, publishes his an
nouncement in this weeks issue. He is
said to be exceptionally we'll fitted to fill
tue duties of the Office to which he as
pires and is highly endorsed by the resi-
dents of the southeastern portion Of the
county where he lives.
Rev. A. NJ. Hughes expects to leave for
Chicago, next Monday, where he will
finish the course of study in the Nc
Cormick Theological Seminary this year
The young gentleman has made himself
very popular with all classes during his
sojourn here and he has many warm
friends VINO will expect him to render