The Elbert County tribune., 1917-06-29

iear his place OF business.
Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Watson. DR.. and
1rs. c. H. Watson. Miss Watson and
lr. Harry Hart of Denver visited at
the Denney home Sunday afternoon
Ralph Baldwin. who has been
Working with the r. r. bridge car
penters in Wyoming. has returned to
Elbert.
Jos. Wheeler has BEEN appointed
president OF the school board in Dis
trict Is. Mr.. Loban, who was elect
ed at the school election failed to
qualify.
Mr.. A. Risinger. a teacher from
Texas. was interviewing the school
board here Tuesday.
Charles Throop has gone to Mus
tang, Colorado to live.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
picnic which held sway In beauti-
ful canon seven miles west of town
was a great success and well attend
ed Over sixty were present. A fine
day, bulging baskets and boxes of
good things to eat. delicious ice
cream to cool. and the happiness of
the young people and children all
contributed to a splendid day.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbytcr-
ian church met with Mrs. Johnson
last week, A goodly number were
present and the pleasant time in
creased by the attendance of several
OF the young ladies of the church. On
July 5th the Aid will meet at the
church.
The dance given here Saturday
night was a great success. A large
crowd attended.
Bruce Webber. who has been Wis
iting his uncle. John Lough. re-
turned to his home in Illinois wednes
day
Don't forget to hear the lecture
by Mr.. II. w. Cornell at the Grange
Hall July 7th at 1880 p. M.
Fred Diettemore has gone to Colo
rado Springs to live.
Mrs. Jewell and little TomE.y are
visiting relatives in Denver this
week
Great preparations are being made
for the dedication of the Christian
Church Sunday.
James webber made flying trip
to Denver Monday.
Several soldiers were here Satur-
day trying to get volunteers for the
Mounted Rangers. AS far as we
know Ross Howard OF Fondis is the
only volunteer.
Mrs. Ed Mead and son George au-
toed to Ebert Sunday Miss Daisy,
who has been here for some time, re-
turned with them.
Len Orin was in Denver Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Long went to Denver
Tuesday on account of the serious
illness CT her aunt.
Joseph Oakes. who underwent an
operation in hospital in Denver, is
in Il very critical condition.
T. A. Axton and family and brother
were in Denver few days this week
Mrs. Mary Griffin left Wednesday
morning for Sloan to visit her
daughters
Roy Wheeler asitoed to Denver
Sunday and again Tuesday for medi-
cal advice.
Glen Lundy and Mr.. and Mrs
Fickle autoed to Denver Monday.
DR.. Rogers made a fumgating trip
to Elbert Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed CLARK entertained Carna-
hans. Purdens. Dietrichs, Jones and
Beckmans at dinner Sunday.
Jens Olkier is putting in a cement
iioor in the Gates wareroom.
Theodore Neuman went to Denver
Wednesday afternoon to bring out a
new Buick car for Mr.. A. r. Nelson.
Mrs. Hattie and Alice Carver are
here visiting relatives.
We are sorry to hear that Mr.. A.
G. Putnam is very poorly in health.
New antoes purchased this week in
this vicinity are p. II. Mulligan. Max
well; ]. G. Brace. Overland; Hoepner,
Ray Jones and Nelson. Buick; Hen
ry Reubeck. Detroit.
II the people VIII took the canned
goods from our cellar during the part
year would return the mpty jars 1 will
refill them so they can take them again
M rs. Alfred Maui.
Don't forg ct the big 4th of InIx cele.