The Elbert County tribune., 1914-09-18
ebert and Uicinity


Ladies' shoes still on sale for 9s cents
at Reynolds.
A new coal house has been built on
the Beulah hotel lots.
For SALE.-Good Fall Rye seed. Call
on or phone John Flurer
Elmer Jewell shipped car load oil
horses to Denver Wednesday.
Born, on Thursday, Sept. II, to Mr.
and Mrs. James Knight, daughter.
A. G. Putnam shipped three cars oi
cattle to the Denver markets Monday.
For RENr.-Nicely furnished rooms
Mrs. q. B. KNIGHT.
DR.. Denney was called to treat James
Knights little son Marion last Saturday
Mrs. VIM. George is in Denver visiting
her daughter and attending the Sunday
meetings.
John Guthals has been nursing a very
sore finger. which was caused by running
thorn in it.
Andrew SEVERN and w. W. Gibson
now learn the news through tho medium
of the Tribune.
Walter Black was in Denver a couple
of days this week helping to pack the
Maroon stock of goods.
Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Berdines Of Niota,
His, are here visiting Mrs. Berdines sis.
ter, Mrs. James Weber.
Tom Williams and Roy Brown were
up from Elizabeth Tuesday interviewing
some of the liberties.
Ben Gaylor returned to Ebert last
Friday and is riding the water wagon in
the Sid Foreman threshing outfit.
Want to trade a first class piano for
a team of work mares.
ANDREW SEVERN.
The Kiowa ball club will be here next
Sunday for game with the Elbert club
and an interesting contest is expected.
Mrs. A. B. Sullivan, who was the guest
of Mrs. Gertrude Green last week, re-
turned to her home at Denver Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. j. III. Purden is occupying rooms
in the Gates residence, having moved
into town 10 give the children chance
to attend school.
Lambert & Schmidt loaded and ship
ped two cars of new wheat of their own
raising to the Hungarian mills in Den
yer, this week.
The next meeting of the Catechism
class will be held in the Catholic church
Sunday morning, September 81, at 1870
o'clock. Everybody welcome.
Born on Sunday, September ID, to Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Brown of Elizabeth, a
daughter. Roy is better pleased than if
he had received fortune from the old
country.
Mr.. A. Carnahan and son Dewey were
Denver passengers Sunday afternoon,
Mr.. Carnahan going down to get the
young man located as student in the
North Denver High school.
Walter Dittemore and James Murray
attended the state land sale at Limon
last week. The former bought eighty
acres near his ranch, paying s25.25 per
acre for it, and the latter bought the
farm he has had leased and been living
on, paying $40 per acre for it.
Hon. 7. M. Patterson received 70 per
cent of the Democratic vote cast at the
recent primary, Notwithstanding the fact
that he made no campaign for the nomi-
nation, while his opponent, Mr.. Napier,
travelled over large part of the state
and considerable money was spent in his
behalf for advertising.
Arthur Peterson makes his announce
ment this week in the Tribune Of his
candidacy fer the Office of sheriff Of Ell
bert county. Arthur Was born and raised
in this county, where the greater portion
OF his life has been spent, is well quail
fled to manage the affairs of the office,
and the Republicans can find no valid
excuse to refuse him their support.
The announcement OF Miss Nora Deu
Pree as a candidate for County Super
intendent of Schools appears in another
column. During the part OF term she
has filled the office she has been tire
less worker in the inte rests of the schools
and in point Of ability is second to none
who have filed tho position in this
county. She deserves reelection.
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