The Elbert County tribune., 1914-12-04
ebert and Vieinity.


for the teacher to teach. and do not in
tend to do his work. But remember
that the highest and most efficient in
struction is not given when the teacher
is compelled to teach without the CO.
operation of the parent
These are only few questions and
suggestions which we trust will serve to
call your attention to the need and value
OF your help in the school work, which
must necessarily result in greater and
stronger feeling of respect for, and worth
of that greatest of all institutions, the
Public school
District court was in session at Kiowa
this week
Ralph Brazelton returned to Fort Col
Inns Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Long is now the clerk at
the drug store.
For sale, good Fall Rye seed. Can on
or phone John Flurer
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheth Kelly returned
Thursday morning from Denver visit
Miss Hattie Allison has been visiting
her sister Pertha at the Cottage hotel
this week.
b. NJ. Maroon, A. G. Putnam and r. j
Elsner we're doing business in the count,
seat Tuesday.
Wm. Rankin left Tuesday for his home
at Albert, Kans, after a months visit
with relatives here.
Mrs. B. Guthals left Sunday morning
for Giead, Neb., to visit her parent. and
other relatives IN that state.
Rev. Watt, the Presbyterian minister.
delivered quite an interesting sermon to
the young people Sunday night.
Mrs. Jacob Brazelton, one OF Gilbert,
county's noble women, is gradually fail
ing, being confined to her bed now.
County Surveyor Mathews was in
Kiowa Tuesday and Wednesday Trans
acting business with the commissioners.
j. q. Schmidt is booking afsar the c..
& s. pumping plant here and at Parker
during the absence of Geo. Garner.
There will be Childreus service at the
Christian church on Sunday, December
l3, at IL a. M, to which to all are in
vited
Senator-elect Reilly of the county seat
was an Elbert visitor Sun day. He still
wears the same sized hat he did before
election.
Mr.. and Mrs. CLARENCE Barnes went to.
Denver, last Saturday, where they are
thinking of locating We regret to see
them leave.
Mr.. and Ms. George Garner and chill
dren started Monday afternoon for a
visit with relatives in Oklahoma and
Texas They expect to be away about
two weeks.
Read the holiday advs. of Fred Long
and the Russell Gates Co. Each has an
attractive line and it is not necessary to
send away for your presents. Pa,ronize
home merchants.
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.
After pleasant visit of two months
with their relatives aud many friends il
aud around Ebert, Mr.. and Mrs. frank
Long departed Tuesday afternoon for
their home at Gendora, Calf.
W. II. Jones purchased John Blakely's
auto, last week. but did not have it but
a short time until he sold it to Dr. Rog-
ers Of Ki"wa. Billy says it wasn't just
the thing to drive cattle with.
For SALE.-Two-seate surrey, light
buggy, double harness, single harness,
child's saddle. All are almost new.
VIM. CLARK,
4l9 E. Boulder, Colo Springs, Colo.
You can have the pleasure of dancing
the old year out and the new year in at
Oaks hall, Thursday evening, Dec. 81.
The Altar society will furnish one of
their fine suppers and the well known
Dieteman orchestra will provide the
music. Everybody invited.
W. d. Hale arrived Saturday morning
from two months sojourn on his farm
in Missouri, where he had gone to gather
his apple crop. That part of the coun-
try was visited by several heavy storms
which destroyed good many OF the
trees and damaged the fruit to such an
extent that he disposed OF the entire
crop to cider manufacturers.