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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-21
= geuer Munsbirettor.-

g1euer 30 MiinSotrettor. t.
YrGfioent Wilipn bat Die Grnennung
Don 4. s. $. bon @nseIfen gum
9irettor her WaiinSe als ytadfplger
Rpbert W. BooIeps, Der bic 9eitung
Der oemptratiIben gubli5itdts Siam
payne iibernommen bat, Dem Sennt
eingereiht. 9ln elmer SeitdtiguIag
bur9 bas Sberbdus lit nidt 5u stpei>
feln, ga bic beibenSenatoren bon Slp-
ribd, no Serr BON Gneelten bisber III
Gait Sotatta lebte lid eifrie fur ibn
pernenben unb aud etne &eihe anoes
ter Senotoren, harllnter Senutor
Spllis bon Rep SampIbire. ben Reus
ernannten fiir n0lig befdbigt baIterL
bic Stelluns gu perieben. Wian battle
urlpriinglib sepldnt, 5errn bon Gns
gelten, Der nod perbdItntbmdbig jung
III, taum iiber 80 Sabre, einen Soften
in Der Observation-Disclosures &rebfts
aommiiIion 5u eeben, bd er lid fttr
hie sragen auberOroertIih intereiiirt,
Tie ipie nur tpentge srtinblidb itubirt
bat uno feinerietts aud BON Sous
tbern Commercial Gpnsreb srtpdhlt
tpurbe nit elmer 4ommtFiou sirrs
paiI& @er1ube sur 2OIung Der Gras
ee gu itubiren. DAP sr ne6en ieinen
SsGbigteiten aud nod ben @orsug bat.
in Deuti9ldnb geborer gu iein, miro
In bemptratiiden arsiiea, no man
nod INNER 1uf eineu @eiinnunesz
fpetIel Der 8eutI4 4merrinner
bpfft, natiirIi6 NIT Grsuben bsmsrtt, /.
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2lmstpdrtige Wdrfte.

Rem yort. 19. 2luguit.
Mebl. - Rartt itar.; Jriihiabrs
patsnts S8.O5-8.4O; Wintsr patsnis
$7.4o-7.65; Wintsr Straight $7.o5
-7.30.
WeiSsn. - Wortt fart; go. l
Surum $1.59k; Rp. 2 barter $1.62f;
90. / Rortbsrn Duluth $1.71a ano
SO. l Rortbsrn ManitOba $1.6s I. o.
B. Nsp gor..
WsIiatOrn. - Marl. Hart; Ro. 2
sslbes s93c.
Safsr. - Wlarft feit; Ho. 8 tpels
Der 51a-52t.
6eu. - Marft itetis.
9opfsN. - Wiartt rubig.
Sduts. = Martt itetis.
aeber. = Wlarft feit.
porf. - Rartt fart; Meb 5000
29.50.
Beef. = Wartt felt.
S9mal3. = Martt fsit. MiSoIetpsf
$14.10-14.20.
SaIg. - Wartt fsf.
Wolls. - Wartt itetis.
Reis. Warft itstis.
MolaHss. = Marti flau.
3uder. - Robet. Mlartt itetis uno
unperGnbsrt.
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G6peine. = 3ufubr 5000; Rartt
fart: Buff $10.20-1O.80: lsihts
S10.30-10.50; Qemtf8ts $3.50
80; f6pere S975-1O.90; rau6s So
1885; Gertsl $500 $50.
RinoOieb. - 3ufubr 200; Mdrtt
itstig; Ginbeimiite Beef Stiere $40
lilo; Stoders unb Jsebers $500
$50; aiibe uno 5eifers $3.70-9.s
80; adl6er $9.25-12.75.
Sdafe. - 3ufubr 1000; Mdrit
idpaa; Wetbers $6.50-S.0 @pes
s3.4o-7.5O; admmsr $7.25-11.s
25
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400; Spoiinb 0fobul $3.00-3.25l
WeaItbD y3.Oo-225; MIerailbel
$3.50 400; WooIf Riper $3.50 a,
90; 9enpna $3.00--3.25; 0utHed
$4.00-4.50; Sobnatbdn $5.60-6.'
90; Grimes golben $4.50--5.00 per
9bl.
| 3ttronen. - California $3.50
ZOO; MdFna $6.50--7.00 per ST.
Re; 2imss $3.25-3.75 per Crate.
| Srdngen. - Waleneia $3-25-'
4.25 per aifte.
GrapeGruif. - Gloriba $4.00
800; California $3.50-4.OO per
Crate.
gfirfide.- glberta $3.50
2.75 per Crate. RiOer $2.75-3.0o
per Bu.
@anfaIoupes. Snbiand
Stanbarb Crate $1.50-2.0-O; Sns
biana, fla1e Crate 60-75c.
pflaumen. Oamfon $500
-2.25 per Crate BON "a Quarts.
4nanas. - $175-3.25 per
Crate.
Mdifermelonen. $500
1900 per 100 Stiid.
aartoffeln. GiHbeimiiGs
$2.75 300; Gaitern Gobblers $2.75
800; per Bbl. unb 90c Big $1.Oo
per 8u. auf bem @elsiie.
SiBtartoffeln. = Wififs
fippi unb Ilabama $1.15-1.25 per
9amper.
@urten. Ginbeimiihe rs
Doc per Dubenb.
9omaten. - ginbsimii9e 75c
--$1.00 per 8u.
8Iumensobl. - Ginbetmii6sr
81. .00-1.75 per Bu.
Orb EN-. - Hefp Dort $500
|2.25 per Bu.
araut. Ginbsimiides $500
-2.25 per gu.
3Diebeln. QouispilIe $3.75
$4.0O per gbl. Grpital Weibe $500
--2.25 per Crate. Ginbimii9s
selbs $1.25-1.40, tpeibe $1.5O-1.s
65 per 8u.
Crime gobnen. - ginbeimis
fde $2.25-2.5O per gu; Wads6obs
nen $1.50-2.OO per camper.
Rarotte n.-ginbeimiIae $1.00
|-1.25 per Bu.
2aHbprobutte.
Sen. = No. l 5imotbp $500;
90. 2 5imotbp S14.00; SO. 3 anmos
tip $12.00; go. / semiidier ale,
$14.00; Ro. 2 semifhtsr Slice
$500; Ro. l alss s11.OO; To. 2alse
$500; Sieiisss 4lfalfa $9.50-12.s
90; Rossenitrob $S.50-9.00; Safers
itro6 $70o-7.50; Weisenitrpb ST.
O0-7.5O per Sonns.
Wiblenfutter III rubis unS
ieit. - alsie $24. 4.5O-25.OO; MiSba
linss srobes $23.OO-28.50; bo. peir
bss s3O.O0-31O0; ssmiiates Gutter
$500.
SGmereien. = War.t lt,tig.
- alesfamsn S9.50-11.00 per gu.
bonn StOrs; 9imotbp $2.50-3.00;
Glaaiaamsn S2.s5 per gu.
@erf4iebenes.
Qefe. mdrft itetio. 0ein1f
robes 76c per gallone in partien pon
IA 9bl. Gstodtes IL msbr; Ro. l
2arbOl s7c; Cotton Sesb Oil, rafiis
niries s1e per Gallons, Ssrpentin SIC
IN partisn pon / bis 5 Gab unb 65
in partisn BON 10-25 gallonen pe-
troltum, Sbio Carbon 120 Grab SC;
DO. $50 9rab BIC; 5saSlisbt It's
Grab 9a-10e; Reo Grotpn gafolin
22c; Rapbta 27c per GaIIone in pars
iisn BON 1-5 Bbls.
Sal5. - Der Marft IN rubis. =
Ohio Riper $1.10 per gbl. bon $50
pfunb, Gubrlobn binsusefiist.
5olg. Martt ftstis. grima
Gitp s-8te; DO. GOuntrp 7l-72e
per gfunb.
aohlen. = Marii rubis. yous
sbipsb.np $3.50-3.75; Rub unb,
Slad 1925, aanairba StiidtobIen
$3.50-3.75, Rub unb Glad $2.25
per spnne abselief.rt. Rardlris
Stiidtpblsn $4.75. bo. Rub unb Glad
1926. 4ntbracite S7.75-8.00 per
9onne d6ssIiefsrt. Cole ioitet $500
q IN her Snuue nhnefipfpyf
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4dsltHer Assarft 8eriajt.
Gfneinnati. 10. all,anit.


Die nadfoIgenben Quotirunasn Be,
Sie6en ii1. nur auf Gneros 1ranss
attionen. 8ei tleiner.n gej4dften
fperben etipas b0bere preiis bsre1net.
propifionen.
g dmal5. q}rima Gfedm
13.8o-13.S0; GomiIp $14.oo--
14.50.
srodensefafseaes gfeif9.
- Sbort clear Geiien loie, IA
15ac; Gytra fbort clear Ssiten 14t
-153e; tur5e Rippenieiten M
14ac; Bellies 16a-17r.
Bacon. - Sbort clear Geiten
16-16ac; ertra ibort clear Seiten
15a-16e; fbort Hippenfsi!sE 15a-
16e: Bellies 17a-1s4e.
Sngar gureb SleifG. -
SGiHten 20a -21e; picnic Gdultern
15-15tc; 8reaifait Bacon 90 -25c;
Sdultsrn in padeten 15-15ac; Hsip
gort Gut 153-16c; trpdene gesf
Sdintsn 29l-30ae per pfunb.
SiibgepiifelteB JIsif d.
S4inten 17a-1sc; pienic Edultern
13a-14c; Bellies 18a -17e; Sduts
tern 13a -14e; SdultsrH q. q. Gut
bo. 14-14ar.
GrtfdesSfeif4. - Ghinien
16S-174c: Vicnic GhuItern 12S-
13e; Sdultern 12s--13e; fbort 0iips
p.nieiten 13-13ae; fbort clear rip
peni.iien 131-14e; ertra fbort
clear Rippenfeiten 13-13ae; Bellies
leiat. 1sa-193e; Bellies. fapsrs
17--18e.
Wsbl unb Gefretbs
Webl. - @inier patent $3.50
7.75; Winier fantp S7.O0-725;
Winter familb $6.50-6.75; WiHtsr
ertra $5.50-5.25; Winter orbindrsr
$5.0A5.25; 9artes Wei3sn patsnt
S7.75-S.00; Sartes Wsi3sn fancp
$7.25-7.50; 9artes Wsi3en familp
$5.7-6.0O; Rosseu, Roribpeiiern
semii4tes $5.50-5.65; gfossen Gitp
reiuss S5.50-5.65; Rosg.n. Gitb 5es
miI9tes $5.25-5.50.
Wetsen. = 80. Q rotbsr Winier
$1.54-1.56; No. 8 DO. $1.45-1.53;
Ro. a DO. $1.2O-1.40.
Weli9torn. - glo. Q tpeibss
s9-S99c; $40. 8 bo. ssa- -s9c; go.
a bQ. s6-s8e; SO. 5 DO. s4-86e;
Ro. 6 bp. 81-84e. - Ro. 2 selbes
SO -S9ae; SO. 3 bo. Ssa SOC; 80.
4 DO. $3.50; glo. 8 bo. $3.50;
go. 6 So. 81-84e. = Rp. 2 semti4s
ter Ssa-s9e; go. 8 DO. ss-SSae;
so. 4 DO. 85s- -87ae; 80. 5 DO. $50
-S51;c Ro. 6 bo. S0a-S3e. - aols
bentorn fpeibes s7-S9e; aolbeniorn.
sslks SO -9Oc; Gotxntorr, senii4a
tes S7-S9e.
Sater. Hortbipsitsrn go. 2
peibsr 47ae; Sianbaro ipeibsr 46bt;
Ro. 8 peibsr 45ac; 80. A tDeibsr
44ae; SO. 2 seniihtsr 45as; go. 8
semii9ter, ein6eimii4er 44ac; Ho. a
semiidter 43-44e.
Roggen. - Ro. 2 s1.19-1.20;
go. 8 S1.12-1.17; so. a $l05--
Ito.
Wbtsten.
Wsrtauft ipurben $40 gbls. Dis
filters Jinifheb goObs auf Der Bats
BON $1.40 per Gollons.
Groceries.
aaffee. - Sapa 23-3oe; Wos
da 29-3oe; Guatemala funes 19e;
DO. gutter 17ac.
Rio eanios
VrUt ..................I 1bAt
pct ................... ..IsH loh
goiv Sdfr ................13x tbk
@cob Crotnnrp ..........13x fsN
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|. ai,sirratt. he. auauf. lie.

Giseirnatt. 10. Gneun. 1iss.
Die 0d&dfte warsn teuts In BEN ben
tisUsen Hanisn rubia lnb BE 8insraten
iine nnperdnbert ssblieben. jar Earieten
,on eAllr pnreen BON ben Danfen ~ s
bere4net, wdbrenb Oef1dftspapitre ~ o.
oss btsfDniirt iperben. Jm ohsnsn Narfte
unrbtn Darleben ON cau@ w 8-8Hy6 uHo
anf 8sit " ~ plaesrt.
HsAsa ssi atS Usrs
nurben ~ Yarl 5wifdfn HaHien utrfautt.
Die gounterrais betrdsi 50e $rdmis ysr
$1,000.
assAfd asi GsssSs
Si@i. Wediel axf 9onbDa murben ~
AIS pro Yfb. Sterlins quutirt. i5tir Bed-
lei auf 1frlin wureen zoe pro Rarf, be.
reAnet, tiir Be4iel aui %aris l7Hc pro
syrane. auf amftersam 42e tro OuIben
unb auf Wien 15f Sro Krone, 2ises 16s,
sautsI o. 5todbcIm pro arpns 29c, 5ranes
lS@peij) 19Ke.
esnsss csglssHsnes
paren rntis unb Hetis. Si. Baniea quo.
ttrfn pie foIsi:
~ Bonbs 1895 Goup. .iiO -
S% Bombs. 1918 ..1o0H 1e2
2,b BonDs, 1880 49,. 98H 99H
~ Bannma ....... 0o --
s95 yanama Coupon 100 -
Gisarina cpaie ilmfa4s
Die umfaBe i'm pieilsea Glsaringhaus bs-
litten ii6 tente anf t,s26.000. Die I'm.
idte Der psrfoiieHen Isolde be;iefen iit auf
s8i, 500, 100 aessn s2s. .2st,200 In Der uori'
gtn @cas.
ssfaiiffnritdiss
Ter Warit in 2ofoiieiuritdtsn mar aud
beuie wieoer reAt lebpafi. bsionoers In
Vadfrage maren sber bic Nffien Der G.nc
1as q electric 90. ionte Der Columbia
gos 90. Gritsre itiegea bis auf SIX uno
IsBterr auf 22. Raditsbenos Tsrsoufs lino
81 bfri4tem
IN tfx 8zrfe lfErH
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ReS Osrisr 4sns. stirnnsex

ai4iion es'i, d.. saNglin pae. d. &c. .iSix
Sss.s:, Ss.siss e q, . - in 2 g. ss!aSxH az
ssSS - eq.-lee1eI. y. ~. ebi. o.. sigs
SsY - g. ey.. lsetHasrte. 8ae- <s..., NJ
s ss SssHn ~. s-xssNlnorR: Bof; er..... ~
gsdsp: 500. a. . lSsMn. en-. q .-.-isiH
Ss6 E t issss = = Is:sS:re sss: As.--s
slslGissss.i; I!Ss.S - - =:
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(Qlus Der .gbieagOer Qtbeubpot.")
Grianernxssieier AT Sas SDrt
9earbDrn 0emetel.

Der Getnb - Gnelanb! - Gin fleis
ues 9duflein tpahrbaft ameritanilf
eefinnter patrioten halt alljdbrli9
bas Qnbenten an gnSlanbs S4onSs
that mad. - Meift bsuti6e sbeils
nebmer.
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RartpffeIn. - Wlarit feh. Serist
Built Gob6lers $1.2o -122; 0trgis
uia Barrel GDb6fsrs $3.5o-~3.6o;
MiirnefDtd Dbtos $1.00--1.1o.
Geflileel. sebenbea; Sabner ia
--16e; Sprtngers zoe.
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ssi. 4 60; 81. !h- g lss. gal!!v. sr. \. /. iasx
SiIi: s { sssaI!i:s g: ;;;s;5s NV. si.- i:sa
erie gen. ~, ~. 7B1tIxblrbafbe abi 81. :. nv
Gen. electric &c.. leSkltinlcr Duc. lr. ~. ~
or. Nortb. 4, ~. 30 lInipH 9us, d. 80. M
yn. osnf rel. ~. - % ~. q. Mubbef o.. :. lefK
mt, y. z. br...... - III. e. stssl 81. .ioSX
ant. aqef. ~ .... fsxBira. q. Chem. 6r ~
Rant. a. o. rel. br.. - l,d5aft 4. Br.
9. ebpre 6eb. ST.. s4hlas. linton az ~. *
Q. e. 81. i'm. lr 80. ss1tgpenra6 al. ID 5r. .i,s,s
Dr., n. &I. 1. lr. :. TAX So
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0iebniarft.

Cincinnati, 10. 9luglrit.
3ufubr unb 0erfanbt fir bi. lsbts
Rode, persliten nit berIeIbsn 3eit
Ter persansensn stpei Wo4en paren
ipie folst:
3afubr Rinbp. Sdtpeine S6afe
@erinnot tpGbreno oerieIben 3eit:
3. Aug. -. 1868 147567 81 ,5S7
12. slug. 1883 1887 20,664
t9. aus. ;. 1884 15.752 2o,7s5
9iinbo. Shpeine Staf
8. slug. :. 2344 90t5 2s,633
12. gug. 2172 t0.437 20,455
10. Aug. -. 2733 11.542 1854
Minopieb. Die beIieren
GnaIit6dten tparem in Radfrase unb
itetig, ionft aber mar Der Marfi
Iangiam. 9annsrs paren in gutter
Radfrase, ebenio aud Die beiieren
WilHfiibe, p1brenb bic anberen Inn
$3.00-5.O0 per Stiid niebriser
iianben oIs Ieste @ode.
Daittlere iinb idipere Gtiere $7.25
GleiIher stiere $6.00-S..
90; aiserIeiene bis eytra SS.25--
$50; Seifers $5.60-7.00; a,,serIe.
iene BIB ertrn $7.2b-7,85; saiibe
ssiibe $4.50-6.00; aiiserIeiene bis
eytra $6.257.Oo; Gannerg $3.50
--4.25; Maildfiibe $3.50; etc-
ders uii0 6eeoers, Gtiere $3.50
TOO: eeifers sbOo-6-o aiibs
$4.75-5.25.
HlsIiA<k - Der @arft NOR
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ReD gort, 10. ausuit.
Supfsr. Wlarit unpsrGrbsrt -
Glsctroolpiic. - Mar,t felt.
Giisn. = Wsurtt uHperGnoert.
3inn. = Martt ieft.
gl.i. - Warit isit unb urrbsrdn'
bert.
Speltsr. = Wartt nominal.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-04-14
Correspondence
By Our Regular Correspondents =
Cameron Notes.

The Foster family OF Elizabeth were
entertained at c. E. Browns last Sunday.
Archie Richardson was branding ana
dehorning lot of his young stock the
first of the week
FL. Hoppmann had the misfortune to
lose one OF his mares last Monday, caused
by complication Of kidney trouble and
lung fever.
The Clugy family were guests OF Frank
Black and Charley Wood last Sunday.
Miss Rindskopf gave party at the
school house to a number OF the young
folks of the neighborhood last Saturday
night. All there enjoyed themselves
The ground is in good shape since the
SHOWS we had last week and everybody
is farming.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-04-14
Rock Butte

j. c. Brunner left Wednesday after
noon for Routt county on business.
Roy Brown bought bunch of cattle
Of c. f. Wight. taking them Monday.
School closed at Fairview. Wednes.
day. Miss Isbell was the teacher.
Herman Chenot is improving slowly
with his shattered limb.
Mrs. John Lewis accompanied Mrs
Forest Lewis to Colorado Springs las t
Thursday. There they met Forest and
started for Arizonia, his physician hav.
ing ordered him there for his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson arrived Friday
night from Griswold, Iowa, to spend a
part of the summer here.
Tho Ladies' Aid society met Thurs
day with Mrs. f. t. Evans. Owing to
the severity of the storm there were
only twenty three present.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-04-14
Olinger's Quartet Coming.

Olinger's quartet will give one of their
superb entertainments in the Oaks hall,
Friday evening, April 2s. The quartet
needs no introduction here, their excel
leuce preceding them from Kiowa and
Elizabeth especially, where they recently
gave entertainments and were highly ap.
preciated. Mr.. Farmer, the director, is
more or less known here, having sung
at the church on two different occasions
in the last two months. This is an op-
'portunity not to be lost so let everyone
make arrangements to avail themselves
of the privilege of attending. No ad-
mission charged.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-04-14
From District az
(By Persimmons.)

Mrs. Blahely, Mr.. and Mrs. Litheriand
and John Who'd we're Sunday visitors
at Ed Clarks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gresham took Sun.
day dinner with Mrs. Tom Cantril.
Mrs. Russell, Mrs Squires mother
came from Colorado Springs to make an
extended visit with ner daughter.
Our literary was no good the other
night, no one present, But come next
time.
Mrs. McCauley returned home last
Monday, having spent week with her
sister, Mrs. Ed Dietrich, whose little boy
has been very sick with pneumonia but
at present writing is much better. Also
raymond Hoover, our other sick young
man, is well on the way to recovery. We
know these fine storms will do much 10
clearing up some Of our sickness.
Earl Brace hauled straw from Ed
Clark's this week.
Mr. John Rhudy has his tin wagon
and we noticed Earl Rhudy is also en-
ioying our G. Q. & NJ. boulevard.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-04-14

Will Larsen and Grover Cross
white autoed to Denver Wedncs-
day.
Mrs. Frank Girardot's mother,
Mrs. Campbell, who has been i'll
for some time is in very critical
condition.
Lie Johnson, formerly a resi-
dent Of Ebert, now section boss
at Eastonvile, was married in
Colorado Springs one day this
week.
A number of Walter Ditto
more's friends gathered at his
home April 13, surprising him
and celebrated his twenty ninth
birthday.
This section received fall of
several inches of good wet snow,
which has put the ground in prime
condition and was of great ben.
eft to fail wheat.
T. S. Eichelberger of Syracuse.
Mo-, was here this week and in
company with A. G. Putin am
looked over the Frohardt place
with view of purchasing.
Miss Edith Aldenhoven, who
has been teaching in District No.
Z, resigned her position on ac-
count of bad health. Mrs. Law
renee Holden will complete the
school term.
James Hinkle, who has been
in Denver under a physicians
care for a paralytic stroke he had
sometime ago, spent few days
at home with his mother. Mrs.
Stills, returning to Denver We'd
nesday.
Clarence P. Dodge, Chairman
of the Progressive party, has is-
sued a call for the State conven-
ton to be held in Denver, May
20, to elect delegates to the Ma
tional Progressive convention in
Chicago, June 7. Elbert county
is entitled to four delegates.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-04-14
Bison Valley
(From Lazy Bib

E. o. Harlow went to Kiowa Monday.
Mrs Steckel was trading in Elbert on
Monday.
John Flurer went to Elbert Tuesday
to get tooth pulled.
Mrs. McCauley returned home Mon
day. She had been over in Spud valley
taking care of her nephew during siege
Of pneumonia.
Mrs. Stanner is now able to be up and
around again. Her daughter and grand
son left Monday for the Springs.
The neighbors, Flurer, Rubeck, John
son, Fuchs, Casey, Mouez, McCauley,
Allison, Head, Wheeler brothers and
Schauers have been helping Mr.. Irwin
roof his barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scribner left Tuesday
for their home in Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. C. Wheeler went to
their home at the Fort, Monday. They
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-04-14
Big Springs

Sunday school was well, attended last
Sunday.
Henry Rubeck and A. NJ. johnson
we're helping Mr.. Irwin on Tuesday.
Mrs. Steckel made trip to Eloert on
Monday.
Joe tanner is putting the finishing
touches on his new house.
School in District 20 will close on
April %, when the seven months term
will expire.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
j. Fickel Thursday all day.
Mr.. j. w. Good is making an exten.
tive trip through the Southern states.
He expects to be home in about week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Roehling and Mrs. j. A. Bohlen
were visitors at the homo OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Gabardi last Sunday.
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Fondis and Vicinity

School closed at District 20, Friday
April 7th. The teacher, Mr.. Higgins
went to his home at Kiowa Sunday.
Miss Boles took the train in Ebert
Monday, for a visit at Colorado Springs
c. B. Ragan, the Rawleigh man, is in
our neighborhood this week.
Walter Ragan, OF Colorado Springs
who worked for Ross Shaver the past
year. was married to Miss Clarice Goble
OF Rush, Colo, Wednesday, April 9TH
They will make their home at Rush.
Charley Schauer, Clarence Harper and
Albert Roehling helped j. S. Gheen
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Consrroe and Mrs
Chas. Schauer visited Tuesday at J. s.
Gheen's.
Miss Anderson visited at the John
Flurer home Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard and James
Hinkie went to Denver Tuesday.
Warren Good went to Ebert, Monday,
to meet his father, j. w, who came up
from the Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins and ". B. Hale
went to Ebert Monday.
Mrs. r. W. Olsen returned Monday
from visit to Denver.
Mrs. George Conarroe, Mrs. Charles
Schauer and Mrs. Gheen we're shopping
Monday in Elbert and visited Mrs. Jim
Harper.
e. M. Stills and Josey Janner were
doing business in Ebert Monday.
The Ladies' Aid of the Union church
will hold an all-day meeting at the home
of Mrs. John Fickel, Thursday, April l3
Rudolph Hamilton visited at the
Gheen home Sunday.
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ersona1 and Local

Mrs. r. S. Foreman is very sick with
the quinsy.
| T. NJ. Jones of Elizabeth was an FL.
bert visitor Monday.
Jens Olkier is building a new granary
on the Cornforth ranch.
Mrs. j. n. Mayer spent couple of
days in Denver last week
Paul Tylenda was Denver passenger
Monday morning in search of work.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. johnson left for
few days visit in Denver Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. John Christian. who has been on
the sick list the past week, is reported
as improving.
Dutch Holland and Mcnamara of Col.
orado Springs, were here Wednesday
trying to buy horses.
John Rhudy has lately improved bis
ranch property by the addition of sew
eral new out buildings.
Mrs..J. f Barnes has returned from
weeks visit at Sugar City and J. E. is
expected home Sunday.
Mrs Ida Elsner and daughter Minnie
of Denver spent part of last week al
the Tom Williams home.
Leo Dittemore was Denver passen-
ger Thursday afternoon to take in the
sights and get rid of his surplus cash.
George Garner lost two sucking calves
this week, one of them while running
around in the lot fell and broke its neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Howard of Fondis
we're in town Tuesday showing off their
new Chevrolet car, of which they have
the agency.
W. B. Hale will sell some household
goods in the rear of Mrs. Gertrude
Green's residence on Wednesday, April
10, at one o'clock p. IN.
Emmette Blakely purchased the Max
well agency and the garage and oil bust
ness of Gensch g. Blakely, this week, and
will be glad to see anybody wanting any.
thing in his line.
B. M. Maroon, Wm. Gensch, Emmette
and John Blakely boarded the Polly
Wednesday morning for Denver. EN-
mette went down after a new Maxwell
car to demonstrate to prospective pur-
chasers.
The Kiowa Film Co. seems to have
gone the way of all such schemes. They
picked up all the easy money they could
in the sale of stock, invested few dol
lars in the starting of building, and
then departed for other fields.
Sneak thieves visited the Tom Burn
side ranch, east of Kiowa. and carried
away several large hams and forty chick
ems. Tom has issued an invitation for
them to call In the daytime on such er-
rands but they are not liable to accept
his request.
A meeting of the school directors of
this district will be held in Oaks hall
on Thursday, April 20, for the purpose
of receiving and considering bids on the
proposed school bonds. Any taxpayer
interested in this matter can attend the
meeting.
Two representatives of bond house
were here Monday comforting with the
school directors in regard to the pur-
chase OF the proposed issue of school
bonds, il they are authorized by the tax
payers in the district, of which there
seems no doubt.
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T. r. Axton went Denverwards
this morning.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs.
M. Anderson last Thursday.
Deputy Assessor James Cole is
busy in this section this week as
sessing.
Harry LIE Vase spent several
days this week visiting his family
in Colorado Springs.
James Irwin is building large
new barn to take the place of the
one recently destroyed by fire.
Fred Long has installed in his
store a Fiction Library, which
consis is of recent successful
books. The books are not cheap
novels, but are by the best fiction
authors, and retail at slips and
$1.35 each. Our plan is: You
buy membership card that costs
you a quarter, then you pay 10
cents to read any book in the IL
brary. In other words, you pay
35 cents to read the first book,
and all books after that will cost
you ten cents each to read.
FRED LONG.