The Elbert County tribune., 1914-12-11

at home.
John Wheeler left Thursday morning
for Cripple Creek.
e. I. Harper has purchased the coal
business OF Dick Burnside.
Walter Dittemore shipped two cars of
wheat to Denver this week.
fillmore Jewell came up from Denver
this morning to buy horses.
The Xmas program of the James school
will be given next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. F. Reynolds of Denver is here
visiting her sister, Mrs W. Fl. Jones.
j. e. Burkhart returned Sunday after
noon from his Colorado Springs visit.
For RENT.-Nicely furnished rooms.
Mrs. q. b. KNIGHT
James Oaks and his boys, Adam and
George, we're capital city visitors Sunday.
hrs. d. r. Burnside and daughter
Ella were Denver passengers this after
noon.
The Ladies' Aid will hold their Bazaar
in the old Tribune building Saturday Of
this week.
DIR. Denney has been suffering with
torsilitis this week and went to Denver
Thursday for treatment.
Mss. Kenneth Dittemore arrived home
Sunday evening from visit OF several
weeks duration at st. Joe, Mo.
Andrew Weller, newcomer in this vi
cinity, has started out right by joining
the Tribune's family OF readers.
Sheriff Paul Jones and Jos. Helgeth,
Jr., autoed to Denver last Saturday on
business, returning the same day
An auto side curtain was found and
left at this Office which the owner can
gst by calling and paying charges.
We a:e selling apples this week and
next For sl.75 and 500 per hunored
All good and sound. E. T. HARPER.
Will Larsen and John Dunn, Jr, left
Sunday afternoon to investigate the
prospects for young man in Oklahoma.
Glen Lundy came home from Denver
Sunday morning, having spent couple
of days viewing the sights Of the capital
city.
The Presbyterian Sunday school schol-
ars aIe.practicing for an entertainment
they will give in the church on Christ
mas Eve.
Will Green has moved on the George
Gresham place, now occupied by his
brother, Dave Green, who will seek a
new location.
NJ. j. D. Blakely, one Of our we'll re-
spected citizens, who has been gradually
failing for some time past, is in very
serious condition.
Mr.. Dan Detwiler of Littleton, a for
mer resident of Elbert county, was in
this vicinity last week buying cattle and
greeting old friends
e, L. Harper has just received car Of
No slate, a, d it all burns up into ashes;
no cinders - bother you.
Jos. Helgeth. Jr., has just finished a
barn with full basement, 54x60, for the
Jones Bros, and has commenced work
on another large one for the same parties.
II you contemplate buying cream
separator call at the bittleton creamery
and examine the machine they handle,
The Beatrice is decidedly the best sepa-
rator on the market.
H. Bartell ceased work on tho new road
south of town Saturday and went to
Colorado Springs Monday. The ground
was 50 frozen in places that he was ur-
able to do any grading but has the road
10 such shape that it can be travelled
during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Melburn started
last Saturday for Thunder, Idaho, for a
visit with relatives and to give Mrs. Mel
burn change of scene. This excellent
woman has been in helpless condition
for al least year from the effects OF a
stroke Of paralysis.
Mr.. Fred v. Taylor and Miss Lille B.
Weller, who located in this community
but recently, were united in marriage
last Saturday by Squire Davies. We
congratulate the couple in showing such
good judgment in postponing their en-
trance into the marriage relation until
they had located in this land OF sun
shine.
Presbyterian Bazar.