The Elbert County tribune., 1914-12-11
ebert and Vitinity

tor Sunday.
Charley Wood returned from Denver
Wednesday.
For sale. good Fall Rye seed. Can Oh
or phone John Flurer.
Mrs. Frank McNamaaa fell and sprain.
ed her wrist Thursday.
Dick Burnside was capital city pas
senger Thursday afternoon.
Sid Foreman has been shredding corn
for the Russell Gates Co. this week.
A nice line of Christmas and New
Year Post Cards at the Tribune office.
Mrs. Salt, who lives near Fondis, was
Sunday passenger bound for Denver.
Coal is cheap this week. Boys. now
is the time to load up at E. I. Harper's.
Mr.. and Mrs F. r. Wrockloff moved
into the Theo. Neuman residence yes'er-
day.
We would call the attention of our
readers to the adv. Of John Purden in
another column.
Win Jones delivered bunch of cattle
to the Cook ranch north Of Kiowa, We'd
nesday, for the Gates Co.
John A. Dunn sends the necessary
collateral and orders the Tribune sent to
him at nooker, Okla, for year.
Mrs. 2. G. Reynolds was in Denver
couple of days making a purchase of
shoes fnr the Square Deal store.
Life johnson, foreman of the section
between Eastonville and Falcon, was an
Ebert visitor Sunday afternoon.
Steve Durkee returned Wednesday
evening from stay of several days in
the city at the mouth of Cherry creek.
Jos. Helgeth, Jr., and Ed Baldwin put
in a cement floor in the basement OF the
Catholic church the fore part of the
week.
Before you buy cream separator see
and try De Laval, the best for the
money. For sale by the Capitol Hill
creamery.
o. s. Stewart shipped two cars Of
wheat and one OF oats to the Seldom
ridge Grain Co. at Colorado Springs the
first Of the week.
DR.. Henderson, W. I. Richman and
Auld & Steward are new additions to
our advertising columns. They are de-
serving of patronage.
The Ladies' Aid were royalty enter
: tanned at the home of Mrs. Alex. Brazel-
ton, Thursday of last week. The fine
refreshments was one of the predomi-
mating features Of the occasion.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Neely Of Colorado
Springs spent last Saturday in Elbert
in company with an automobile sales
man who was trying to interest some Of
our citizens in the Maxwell car.
For SALK.-Two-seated surrey, light
buggy, double harness, single harness.
child's saddle. All are almost new.
VIM. CLARK,
419 E. Boulder, Colo Springs, Colo.
Mrs. w. w. Jones OF Cherry, who has
lived in that vicinity for number OF
years, died at 2:30 this (Friday) morn
ing, leaving husband and five children.
We have been unable to learn any addi-
tional particulars.
Misses Ruby and Bessie Cox left Sat
urday afternoon and returned Wednes-
day morning from trip to Nampa, Ida
ho. They accompanied Mr.. and Mr..
j. A. Melbrrn tina, far on their trip and
reported that Mrs. Melburn stood the
journey quite we'll.
You can have the pleasure Of dancinl
the old year out and the new year in at
Oaks hall, Thursday evening, Dec. 81
The Altar society will furnish one "i
their fine suppers and the well known
DietAman orchestra will provide the
music. Every body invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Olmsted left Mon
day morning to make trip overland
into Kansas. They arrived at their des-
tination Thursday noon and reported
that while the weather was Geld they
enjoyed the trip and found good roads,
travelling over the Lincoln highway the
| greater part Of the distance.
At meeting OF delegates representing
the different miners local unions Of this
stats, which was in session in Denver
the first Of the week, the coal miners
strike was. declared off, to take effect on
Thursday, Dec. TO- While the miners
did not succeed in getting their demands
granted, they ofganized number Of
m,n-s in the southern field that have