The Elbert County tribune., 1914-10-02

Candidates were numerous in Elberi
Thursday.
Reynolds will pay % cents per dozen
for eggs all next week:
W. l. Richman and family have moved
into the Oaks property.
Mrs. D. A. Cox was Denver passen-
ger last Saturday morning.
W. I. Colbert had car of cattle on
the Denver market Tuesday.
Tomatoes, cabbage cauliflower, fresh
every morning at the Gates store.
Mrs. M. E. and Tillie Dittemore were
Denver visitors several days this week
Who is Fred F. Hee? He is one Of the
big sheep and cattle raisers of the state
e. W. Steward went to the Mulligan
ranch Monday morning to work on the
new barn.
i. S. A. Campbell and wife of Fondis
were guests at the A. j. Harper home
this week
j. Isbell painted some nobby signs on
the Tribune windows last week. He is
some artist in that line.
Rev. j. W. Good will preach at the
Bethel church on Sunday, October IL,
at IL a. m. All are invited.
1t is reported that Roy Wheeler, who
was operated on in Denver hospital,
last week, is getting along fine.
Arthur Peterson returned Wednesday
from campaign trip in the northern
and eastern part Of the county.
Watch repairing and Safety Razor
Blades sharpened, 25c and 35c dozen.
W. |. RIcHMAN. Elbert, Colo
Mrs. Alex. Elsner of Ramah is here
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex.
Brazelton and attending the county fair
s. Musick of Denver, who is well
knownfn this section, was here several
days this week assisting at the Maroon
store.
Harvey Garewood dropped little of
the needful into the Tribune's Strong
box this week.
Mrs. S. e. Vardie and Mrs. J P. Ad-
ANS returned to Denver Monday morn
ing sSer weeks visit at the Jacob
BrazSton home.
A woman, supposed to be a profess
sional at the business, was in town Tues
day, begging. She, had the usual hard
luck story to tell.
G. III. johnson and family arrived home
Sunday evening from a months visit in
Kentucky and otter states. They report
having had an enjoyable trip.
Mrs. G. A. Rohenfelt and Mrs. j. c.
Dewald of Denver arrived Tuesday even
ing for visit with their sister, Mrs. W.
H. Jones, and to attend the fair.
Would like to have about a dozen good
milch COWS on the shares. Have plenty
of feed and good pasture.
ROBERT TIMsoN, Elbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Barnes returned
Monday morning from stay of several
days in the capital city attending the
automobile races, fashion show and other
points of interest.
If you contemplate buying cream
separator call at the Littleton creamery
and examine the machine they handle
The Beatrice-is decidedly the best sepa-
rator on the market.
While Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bennett
we're on their way to Prosperity Ridge
for Sunday 7isit they were thrown out
of.their buggy but not seriously injured
escaping with few scratches.
Mrs. Edgar Orin and baby started
Wednesday afternoon for months visit
with relatives at Canton, Ohio, her old
home This will be her first trip to the
parental home after an absence OF nine
years in the wild and woody west. Ed is
on the hunt of new. cook but is little
particular about the color.
b. NJ. Maroon closed up the deal this
week of disposing of VIM. RenkeD's 2S0-
acre ranch to A. E. Perkins OF Lincoln.
Neb. The newcomers are highly re-
spected and well-to-do people and will
be a welcome addition to our community,
besides they will be instrumental in the
locating of several other families from
Nebraska.
With the exception Of three paragraphs
the coal operators have refused to ac-
cept the proposal submitted by Presi-
dent Wilson for three years truce in
the coal strike il, this state. The oper-
ators are in no hurry to bring the strike
to a close, knowing that il Carlson, the
Republican candidate for governor,
should happen to be elected they would