The Elbert County tribune., 1914-09-04
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Ladies' shoes still on sale for 9s cents
at Reynolds.
A car Of horses was shipped to Denver
Monday by Elmer Jewell.
The Elbert ball club will go to Easton-
vile, next Sunday, for game.
B.M. Maroon was Colorado lSprings
visitor couple of days this week.
Mrs. Dervio of Arvada visited for sew
eral days this week at tho A. Richafd.
son home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Grin were capital
city visitors Tuesday and Wednesday OF
this week.
B. M. Maroon sold two hundred acres
OF land to Wm. II. Warner of Ramah
last week.
Seed Winter wheat for sale. For par.
ticulars write or cali on Clint Whittier,
Cherry, Colo.
Mrs. II. 7. Irwin and grandson were
Monday morning passengers for weeks
stay in Denver.
Bryan Barnes left for his home in
Kansas, Monday, after a summers stay
with relatives here.
Miss Irene McKerman Of Denver is
teaching the young idea how to shoot at
the James school house.
Want to trade a first class piano for
a team Of work mares.
ANDREW SEVERN.
Mrs. Fred Long and Florence returned
Friday evening from stay of several
days with capital city friends.
George Aux has ordered the Tribune
sent to him at Greeley, having moved
back to that place from Meriden, Wyo.
Mrs. Lucy Whiting returned from her
Eastern trip Sunday afternoon. While
she enjoyed her journey she was glad to
get back to Colorado again.
Mr.. Chas. Schoneweis and daughter
Julia were guests of II. H. Beckman and
family over Sunday, returning to their
home in Denver Monday morning.
Ths Harrison picture show was well
attended and very interesting line OF
pictures we're shown. 1t was decidedly
the best show that has been here in q
long time.
Married-Joseph ]. McFarlin, aged
As, Of Fondis, Colo, and Anna r. Huny-
da, aged 20, Of Calhan, Colo, Probate
Judge Shay officiating, August 25, 1914
.Goodland Republic.
L. H. Driever, Roy Carver and Mrs.
@. e. Clark we're in session Tuesday as
a board Of registration in Ebert. They
will meet again next Monday for the
same purpose.
II 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.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Jewell and Mrs.
Frank Mcnamara went into Denver last
Saturday and returned this morning
They made the trip for medical consul
tation as to the cause of Mrs. JEWELS
poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McKlmmie and
children went down to Melvin, Sunday
afternoon, to attend the sixty ninth an
niversary of Mrs. McKimmie's mother,
Mrs. Hawke. They enioved the event
SO much they did not arrive home until
Monday evening.
Omar Wilson on Thursday received
the appointment of clerk of the district
court, and will assume his new duties as
sson as his bond is adjusted. Tom
James, who has held this position for
several years, resigned endorsing Omar.
divide Review.
George Garner and Sheth. Kelley ar
rived home Friday evening. having com
p[eted the job OF plowing fire guard
on both sides OF the railroad track be-
tween Denver and Elbert. While it was
etrenuous work they managed to get
some enjoymer out of the task.
Carl Osborne and his two sons, who
live east Of Kiowa, were here with load
of hogs and three fat cows which they
sold to A. g. Putnam. Mr.. Osborne is a
former resident of Iowa who is very en-
thusiastic over this portion of Colorado
and says it is the place for the farmer Of
limited means who is not afraid Of work. |
1t is reported that the road graders
who have been working between Eliza
beth and the west line of the county ex-
pected to complete their work Thursday
and would then start work in this d.
rection from Elizabeth Immediately.
They will be welcome visitors in this |