The Elbert County tribune., 1914-10-23
ebert and Vicinity|

IN Denver, Sunday.
Better smoke here than hereafter.
Fine cigars. City Drug Store.
Tomatoes, cabbage cauliAower, fresh
every morning at the Gates store.
Rev. Ayton and family returned We'd
Snesday morning from Denver visit
For SALE-My residence property in
south Elbert. L. II. MONET.
Andrew SEVERN was visiting Colorado
Springs relatives the fore part of the
week.
Dewey Carnahan, who is attending
North Denver High, visited home folks
Saturday and Sunday.
Nyals Cherry Cough Syrup. taken
with Nysls Lax-a- Cold, will break up
cold. City Drug Store, F. Long, Prop.
Miss Margaret Daugherty and Miss
Ella Zimmerman of Colorado Springs
came to attend the Catholic church ded-
ication Sunday.
just received an entirely new line OF
school supplies. More pages, better pa
per, and well bound. City Drug Store,
Fred Long, Prop
Mrs. M. Anderson has been confined
to her home and part OF the time to
her bed with illness. We hope to soon
learn of her complete recovery.
Children's stationery in boxes, compo.
sition books, drawing tablets, note books,
examination tablets, legal cap paper.
City Drug Store, Fred Long, Prop.
The Ladies' Aid society will serve a
chicken pie dinner in the old Tribune
building election day, Tuesday, Nov. 3d.
CARRIE ScHrMpF, Sec.
Would like to have about dozen good
milch COWS on the shares. Have plenty
of feed and good pasture.
ROBERT TIMsoN, Elbert.
Mrs. John Finn, who is sick and was
in dangerous condition last week, is
reported as being some better, which
will be cheerful news to her large circle
of friends.
The Peterson boys finished threshing
their grain crop last week and they had
1l,450 bushels. Conrad's was the largest
crop;of any of the brothers, he threshing
4,og3 bushels.
Mrs. A. G. Putnam and Mrs. R. ]. Els
ner spent several days in Denver attend
ing the sessions of the Rebekah grand
lodge. Mrs. Elsner is the delegate of
the Elbert local.
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election night, Tuesday, Nov. Sd. This
will be the last supper furnished by the
Altar society. Election returns will be
given during the evening
Sheriff Jones went to Pueblo, Wednes-
day, having in his care Frank Flaherty
of Elizabeth, who had been declared Of
unsound mind by the insane commission
and ordered taken to the asylum.
Rev. j. Cfaig Watt, the new pastor of
the Presbyterian church in Elbert, will
deliver a temperance lecture nezt Sun
day evening at 30 o'clock. The public
is cordially invited 10 attend. No mat
ter what your views are on prohibition
come and hear this lecture.
In the final settling up of the cement
bridge business last year the district at
torney has given great credit to County
Treasurer Burnside, who through his
personal efforts and hard work saved the
county over six thousand dollars. We
as taxpayers should lot forget this, but
show our appreciation by voting him
second term in that office.
The boards of registration we're in
session last Tuesday in the different pre-
cincts. They will meet again on Mon
day, Nov. I'd, the day before election,
and every Democratic voter in the coun-
ty should make it their particular bust
ness to see that their names are on the
list, otherwise they will lose their vote.
You need not worry about the Republi-
cans, they will see to getting their vote
out.
From reports that have been gathered
from different parts OF the county Theo-
dore Ehrlefs candidacy for county clerk
is meeting with the success that he de-
serves. He was born and raised in this
county, where the greater portion of his
life has been spent. and be has conduct
ed himself in such manner that the
opposition cannot attack him in any
way. AS to his competency there is not
the least question, as he has had both
banking and commercial experience and
is we'll equipped to take charge Of the
office on a moments rotice. He was not
seeker after the Office, but selected by
the members of the Democratic party as