The Elbert County tribune., 1914-09-25


Rev. Hughes left for Chicago Monday
morning.
Reynolds will pay 25 cents per dozen
+. for eggs ali next week
Arthur Peterson started out on an
electioueering tour Monday.
Tomatoes. cabbage caulihower, fresh
every morning at the Gates store.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Grin we're Denver
visitors couple of days this week.
Don't forget that the Elbert County
Fair will be held in Elbers next week.
For RENT.--Nicely furnished rooms.
Mrs. 2. B. KNIGHT.
Roy Wheeler went to St. Anthony's
hospital in Denver, Tuesday, to be oper-
ated upon.
Joe Menthy, who works for Louis
Muller, received fine new saddle from
Denver last week.
: Mrs. E. w. Steward has been in Den
yer this week having soma dental work
done and visiting friends.
Dewey Carnahan, who is attending
school at North Denver High, spent Sat
urday and Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert REGISTER OF Idaho,
former resideEts of Elbert, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dittsmore.
Joe Helgeth now rider to and from his
work in handsome five passenger Ford
car and is just as common as before.
Watch repairing and Safety Razor
Blades sharpened, 25c and 35c dozen.
W. 1. RicHMAN. Elbert, Colo
Carl Driever left last Saturday for his
home in Cincinnati, Ohio, after visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H.
Driever
Oliver Jones of Colorado Springs, who
got his dates mixed, arrived Wednesday
to visit his brother, W. H., and attend
tbs Mhert County Fair. ~
Miss O'Mallia, Gates head milliner,
who has been here this week displaying
nice line of coats and millinery reports
business has been very brisk.
Conrad Pabst of Gilead, Neb. ,arriyed
rather unexpectedly, Sunday, for visit
with his brother-in- law, B. Guthals. G.
Guthssr came up with him from Denver.
If Bu 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.
Fred Long now sports the finest auto
that has reached Elbert this, season,
having purchased new five-passenger
Buick this week that has all the latest
improvements. 1t is beauty.
Mr.. and Mrs j. D. Blakely and son
John went to Denver Monday morning.
Mr., and Mrs. Blakely intended to remain
for short time to see il the climate in
lower altitude would have beneficial
effect upon Mr.. Blakely.
1t is reported that Mr.. Archie Rich
ardson has refused to make the race for
county commissioner on the Republican
ticket. His name was used without his
knowledge or consent and he has no in
clinations to get into the political game.
He would be good man for the place.
The members of the Woodmen lodge
and friends of Mr.. j. d. Blakely who put
in his crop OF small grain, last spring,
did not cease in their labor OF love until
they had harvested, threshed and hauled
the entire crop to the elevator. Such
acts of generosity deserve the highest
commendation.
Those who partook Of a fine dinner
and spent pleasant time at the home
of Mrs. Paul Jones, Wednesday, in honor
of Mrs. Ed Epler, an old school friend
and neighbor, we're: Mrs. Ed Epler and
daughter, Mrs. ), ii. Lundy, Mrs P. H.
Mulligan, Mrs. A. Carnahan, Mrs. Theo.
Neuman, Mrs. Gus Dietrich and Mrs.
James Mitchell.
The Kiowa ball team defeated the Ell
bert club on their own grounds, last
Sundays to 8. The only reason that
can be given for the result OF the game
is that the Ebert club could not play
fast enough to beat them. Earl Oaks
kwas put out of tho game. being hit on
the head by pitched ball, and he said
he could see all kinds of stars Except
base ball stars) for few minutes.
While playing in large barn on the
!. old Blunt ranch north OF Castle Rock,
last Monday, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Eggles-
tons two little boys, nged three and five
years, set fire to the barn, burning little
Robert and entirely consuming the build