The Elbert County tribune., 1914-12-04

Howard made business trip to Kiowa
Monday.
J. ]. McFarlin and wife visited at Geo.
Hanetta's Thanksgiving.
Clarence Harper has gone to Ramah
to visit his grandparents.
Roy McFariin is helping j. 8. Gheen :
build a grauary this week.
Otto Fuchs has hauled the lumber to
build an addition 70 his house.
J. S. Gheen and family spent Thanks
giving with the Misses Coriew.
Mrs. Jesse Hill has returned from .
visit to her parents in Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard and son Everton
spent Thanksgiving at e. M. Stills.
Gus Wright did some plastering for
Miss Lucy Corlew Monday and Tuesday.
j. S. Gheen and daughter Priscilla
brought out two loads OF lumber from
Elbcrt last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Conarroe came up
from Lytle last Sunday and are visiting
at Cleo. Conarroe's.
| Arthur Meader purchased seven head
OF cows Of Wm. Hanna. He shipped
them to his home at Longmont Tuesday.
| Lawrence Conarroe and family and
MIR. and Mrs. Wm. Warner OF Ramah
visited Mt Geo Conarroe's Thanksgiving.
About sixty-five guests attended tho
party and dance given by MIR. and Mrs.
| Gheen last Saturday night. Everybody
had good time and danced until $50
in the morning.
Mrs. Lewis Monett is on the rick list.
Postmaster Neuman Sundayed in the
capital city.
The county commissioners were in ses-
lsion this week.
Mrs. John Epler arrived Sunday for
visit with relatives in this vicinity.
For RENr.--N Nicely furnished rooms.
MRS. z. B. KNIoHr.
| J. q. Burkhart went to Colorad
Springs this morning for a few days
stay.
Charley Wood left for Denver this
morning. Mrs. Wood will follow in =
short time.
Mrs. Henry Hoppman was Sunday
morning passenger bound for Denver to
visit relatives.
Sid Foreman has at last received his
corn shredder aud is now ready for busi-
Dess in that line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Harper and Mr.. ID.
Hurley reached home Saturday after
noon from an auto trip to Denver.
Mrs. John Finn was Denver passen-
ger, Tuesday, to remain until she fully
RECEIVERS from the effects OF her recent
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Elsner Of Ramah
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Watts OF Monu-
ment visited at the Alex. Brazelton homo
Sunday.
Before you buy cream separator see
and try De Laval the best for tho
money. For sale by the Capitol Hill
creamery.
John Guthals orders the Tribune sent
to him at Nebraska City, Neb., SO he
can keep posted on the events occurring
in this section.
Roy Wheeler arrived in town Satur-
day from Castle Rock to remain for some
time as he has not completely recovered
from his recent operation.
Would like to have about dozen good
milch COWS on the shares. Have plenty
Of feed and good pasture.
ROBERT TIMsoN. Ebert.
Miss Amelia Aldinger, oldest daughter
Of G. f. Aldinger Of Elizabeth, who has
been sufferer from heart trouble for
number Of years, was discovered dead
by her father at eleven o'clock yesterday
tThursday) morning.
A. g. Putnam returned from Routt
county, Saturday evening, where he had
been for the past three months dealing
in cattle. He expects to return there in
a short time but will devote his time and
energies to the oil business, being con-
nected with a company that has glitter
ing prospects.
4 Andrew Weller and his sons, william
and Robert, and Fred v. Taylor arrived
in Elbert, Sunday evening from Noko-
mis-, Ills. Mr.. Weller is the gentleman
who purchased the J. A. Melburn land
west OF town for home and will iu--
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