The Elbert County tribune., 1914-10-16
ebert and Vicinity

Jacob Brazelton shipped car of cat
tie to Denver Friday.
Better smoke bare than hereafter.
Fine cigars. City Drug Store.
VIM. Jones was over near Kiowa, Tues
day, after cattle for the Gates Co.
Tomatoes, cabbage caulifower, fresh
every morning at the Gates store.
The first snow of the season arrived
Monday night, covering the ground.
For SALE-My residence property in
south Ebert LII. MoNETT.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl H. Rhudy
on Friday, October 9, nine pound boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Helge,h and Miss
Anna autoed to Denver, Sunday, return
ing Tuesday.
days this week and for time pneumo-
MIA was feared.
Mrs. L. E. Barnes and Mrs. T. J. Bur-
nett of the Springs are guests at the j.
Il. Barnes home.
Edgar Grin sold twenty-six head of
calves to Richard Elsner and Tom Will
Jams for S25 he.sd.
Mrs.J. c. Schwsnsen arrived last week
from Mora, Mo-, for visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Clark Giles.
Fred Long returned to his strenuous
duties as deputy food inspector, Monday,
after three weeks vacation.
Nyals Cherry Cough Syrup, taken
with Nyafs Lax-a-C Cold, will break up a
cold. City Drug Store, f. Long, Prop.
E. W Grigs and Mrs. A. G. Putnam
were in attendance at the Educational
association meeting held at Elizabeth
last Saturday.
just received an entirely new line OF
school supplies. More pages, better pa
per, and well bound. City Drug Store,
Fred Long, Prop.
Would like to have about dozen good
milch COWS on the shares. Have plenty
of feed and good pasture.
ROBERT TIMsoN Ebert.
Mrs. g. w Steward received word this
week that Mrs. Elvina Moberly had been
5 taken to ST. Luke's hospital in Denver
tote operated on for appendicitis.
Right after the dedication of the Sac
red Heart Catholic church, October 18,
the ladies' will serve good hot chicken
dinner. Everything will be right and
all you can eat for 25c.
Carl Gleason has moved his family to
Fort Collins to enable his boys to attend
the Agricultural college, but Carl has
fondness for remaining in close proxim-
ity to the county court house.
Vote for Thomas for senator and Sell
domridge for representative and you will
endorse the excellent administration of
President Wilson. There are many Re-
publicans who are inclined that way.
Roy Brown was in town Monday and
seemed to be very pess;mistic over the
election CT any of the Republican candi-
dates for county office this fall. Roy
has been reading the writing on the
wall.
1t is up to the women to keep one of
their sex at the head of the school sys-
tenn in Elbert county. Whu knows and
understands the needs of the children
better than a real womanly woman.
Vote for Miss Nora Deu Pree.
B. M. Maroon disposed Of his stock OF
merchandise to the Russell Gates Co.
and has retired from the mercantile
business. The Tribune was sorry to see
Ben quit the game SO early as competi-
ton is fine thing for the consumer
The travelling time on the Fondis mail
route has been changed and went into
effect on the 18th inst. The carrier now
leaves Fondis at a. M, arriving in Ell
bert by IL a. m. Leaves Elbert at 1890
y. m. and arrives at Fondis at 4:30 p. m.
Right Rev. N. c. Matz, Bishop of the
Diocese of Colorado, will be here Sun
day, Oct Is, 1914, and will dedicate the
new Catholic church. A mass will be
held, after which confirmation will follow.
If the day permits and the Bishops
health is good we hope to hear him
preach in Ebert.
Considerable sulphur was issuing from
the county clerks office in Kiowa last
Thursday and Friday, caused by some
bills that bad been handed in by the
county commissioners pet road builder
who halls from Colorado Springs. There
is no excuse paying royalty for such
work to non resident when we have
citizens of our own county who would
do the job just as WE'LL Patronize home