The Elbert County tribune., 1914-10-16

John Biakely has purchased Roy
Browns auto.
Sid Foreman received some repairs for
his thresher this week.
Post cards one cent each. City Drug
Store, Fred Long, Prop.
Geo. Nc. has some swell auto robes
The price is right. See them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Olkier are rejoicing
over the arrival of a new boy baby.
Mrs. Saml Adams and Miss Ella Cher
ney were Sunday visitors in Denver.
Jack McKimmie was up from Eliza
beth today wearing his usual smile.
Theo. Neuman has purchased the j.
e. barnes residence property in Ebert.
We have new correspondent at Spud
Valley that ne hope to hear from very
often.
Seed Winter wheat for sale. For par
Cherry, Colo.
Mrs. L. Mueller was in Denver the
first Of the week on business for the
Catholic church.
The Russell Gates Co. received two
cars Of building material and one of
-four Wednesday.
Ralph Brazelton left for Fort Collins,
last week, to resume his studies at the
Agricultural college.
Mrs. Gao Gorro- mas -, ~, .;ol. Ee+
several days last week but is able to be
around again as usual.
Mrs. 7. A. Luplow returned Wednes-
day morning from a visit of several days
with hor boy in Denver.
Tom James has shaken the Elbert
county dust from his "Brogansp and To-
Gated in the capital city.
Watch repairing and Safety Razor
Blades sharpened, $50 and 35c dozen
W. /. HICKMAN. Elbert. Colo
The Divide Tidings, published at Ra-
nah by 7. J. Holmes, has reached us.
1t is newsy sheet and is what that
lively burg has long stood in need Of
strictly home paper.
Walter Black is now clerking for the
Gates Co. He is one OF our finest young
men and will be very popular with the
customers of that store.
Mrs. Hamblin visited Mr.-and Mrs.
Joseph Oaks the fore part Of the week.
+ The lady is we'll known among the older
residents of this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McGill returned
to Denver Wednesday afternoon, after
spending several weeks with their father,
Col. r. ii. McGill, at Fondis.
Children's stationery in boxes, compo-
sition books, drawing tablets, note books,
examination tablets, legal cap paper.
City Drug Store, Fred Long, Prop.
II you contemplate buying cream
separator call at the Littleton creamer,
and examine the machine they handle.
The Beatrice is decidedly the best sepa-
rator on the market.
VIM. Bergman, state stock inspector,
who had been in Elizabeth to inspect
train load of cattle, came up Monday
evening to spend the night in the me-
tropois Of Ebert county.
Any Democrat who refuses to support
any part of the congressional, state, leg
islative, county or township Democratic
ticket this fall cannot give good and
logical reason for his action.
Roy Wheeler returned last week from
Denver, having recovered from his oper-
alton sufficiently to be able to get around.
He left yesterday for Castle Rock to re-
sumo work in the blacksmith shop.
Mrs. Emma Aux was in Elbert the
fore part Of the week on business and on
her return to Greeley, Tuesday after
noon, she was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. E. E. Baldwin, who went
for visit.
Nels Pearson, father OF Mrs. Dick Burn
side, who had the finest garden in Elbert
this season and has forgot more about
raising vegetables than some people ever
knew, presented the Tribune man with
ascouple Of fine sugar beets.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Deu Pree and Miss
Nora Deu Pree Of Kiowa entertained at
dinner last Sunday the following guests:
Mrs. Mary @. @. Bradford, state super
intendent of schools; Mrs. Olive A. Kill
lin, Miss Hunt and DR.. G. q. Stew art.
Candidates dances are becoming quite
popular in this county. One is an
nounced for tomorrow Saturday night
at the Albin ranch, north OF Kiowa, and
on Saturday evening, October "a. at Co
manche hall. 1t is the candidates that