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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-02-16

Little infants newly born,
From their mothers bosom torn,
Are on stony pavements battered,
Brains and fragile bones are shattered!
Darling nephews, charming nieces
From the housetops dashed to pieces;
Aged people from their dwelling
Crazed by fear from savage yelling
Driven through consuming fire
In dread agony expire!
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-02-16
VOL. "
No. FL

Gruesome are the cries yonder,
Where our people groan and ponder;
Where our strong, who freedom cherish
BY the thousands daily perish
Where the victims are tormented
By the savage and demented;
And the echoes of their wailing,
Which reverberates unfailing
Through the near and distant nations,
Make appalling revelations!
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-02-16

Russia's now the shameless nation
That has plunged in CONSERVATION
Many of our virtuous mothers
Fathers, sisters, valiant brothers.
And our dead which thousands number
Peaceful be their endless slumber);
Envied are by sorrowing masses
OF both rich and poorer classes:
Happy are the dead!" they sorrow
God knows what may come tomorrow"
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-02-16
February 16
1917
R u S S / A
4 Ldmentation of Modem Israel

In their fight for our extinction
Many lands have won distinction
And from history we learned
Of the lands that killed and burned,
OF each country, town and city
Where for Jews there was no pity;
Still the dreadful, bloody pages
Of the dark and by-gone ages,
With crusaders, inquisition,
Are in constant repetition!
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-02-16

History keeps on repeating
And civilization cheating!
What avails cOmmiseratiOn,
Or the worlds Indignation?
Tragedies like these preceded
Have not tragedies succeeded
Did not pogroms then return
For more Jews to kill and b
Who can blame them if they
God knows what may com
BY Samuel
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-04-26

War loan kd. From London Times.
NrWspaprr advertising hus MISC played
Hu important part In campaigns 60 raise
volunteer armies
shows II war. We know how Europe
has kept her slncws plant and efficient
America. therefore Is In a much bet
ter position than we were 40 the begin
ming ~ any II the i've wars which
brought us face 20 face with wcighty
economic, financial and social problems
The hunks aud trust companies Of
this country. through which Europe
has conducted much ~ her war
financing, are at one with the nations
Industries, In affordlng the government
the resources with which tu meet the
eyenuallties Of war. For example, the
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
has recently reduced L. hook form ltS
fund NJ information on war financing,
In pamphlet entitled WAR Loans
aud the United States" there rs some
rather striking information. The United
states now holds approximately thirty
per cent of the worlds supply it points
sput This Is an increase of thirly-siN
per cent over the amount held hy this
country IN 1914, and upon us is thrown
the obligation Of employing 10 iu,cili-
gently. We are dischargIus this Obj
legation by using il as a basis for for
elgn loans aud the extension of credit
Warning Nations Financially Strong.
Facing. as we do, the possibility of
floating In this country not only Eu-
ropean war loans. but also lunus of our
own. il is comforting 10 realize that
the financial strength of Great Britain
aud France has not been affected Ia
the slightest degree by the tremendous
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-04-26
AMERICA READY
IN WAR FINANCE
Experience Of Europe Aids Tho
United States.
WARRING COUNTRIES SOUND
Credit Of France and England, In
Spite Of Severe Strain, Is
still on Solid Basis.

Tho United States. through the erpe.
ricnce OF the warning European pow.
ers, has acquired u tremendous fund Of
preparedness Information Americans
who have served with the European
armies and novics have made avail.
able TO us their valuable experience In
the world war.
In the less spectacular. although
hardly less Important phase Of the
struggle. war financing this country
has also had skilled observers II has
not been necessary for them to visit
the scene Of the struggle. In n way
tho scene ~ the struggle has come to
them. Much " the planning of the
financial side of the war has taken
place within shadow II Trinity Church
in lower Broadway. New York
America World Financial Leader.
Ry reason of Americas newly nc.
quircd leadership IN the worlds
finances. we know how Europe has
financed herself 10 meet the strain "
her tremendous struggle. Money IL the
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-04-26

- VOGUE, G. 4. pOWELL,
HENRY y. sTICKNEY. J. Z. sTAUs-
FL. JOSE sAvALA. !. y. PENGRA,
II. W. RICHARDSON. n. o. WHITE.
JOHN G. MILLER, wM. II. lsAACs,
ALBERT SHERMAN, wM. J. Me
LEoD, $. II. SHEPHERD, MRS. W.
]. PRESTON, EDITH d. TAYLOR.
4. E. ROBINSON, MARY r. ROB
fNsoN. MRS. JULIA MARTIN,
CLYDE G. ROBINSON. d. @. suTH-
ERLAND. o. 4. b. MUELLER, AND
ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
DEFENDANTS.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-04-26

Continued on par" siN)
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-04-26

strain 10 which il has been subjected
IN the last TWO years and half, The
wealth and resources Of both countries
are so enormous that there is no prob
ability OF loss through loans TO their
governments. With all our tremendous
resources and our present store Of gold
W, may look upon the possibility OF a
bond issue 10 meet the expenses OF wal
with much optimism.
The m. Hon, Reginald Mckenna'
Chancellor of the British EXchequer
said recently that II the European war
were 10 end ON March 81, Great Brit
ain. at her present rate OF taxation
could redeem her whole national debt
IN less than forty years besides meeting
al interest charges as -hcy IA! due.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-04-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
SUMMONS.
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
STATE or OREGON FOR NAL.
HEUR COUNTY.
MALHEUR COUNTY, a Municipal
corporation, Plaintiff.

MALHEUR COUNTY, a Municipal
Corporation, Plaintiff.
VS..
FRED J. BROWN, JAMES FLAG
EMS. CHURCH or JESUS CHRIST,
JOSEPH +. SMITH, Trustee,
CHARLES CARTER, n. J. BENSON,
n. W. CALDWELL, T1LL1E e.
PIERCE. G.. o. DUNK1N, W. NJ
EAsTERDAY, ]. b. DUNCAN, F. j..
PALMER, --PLACE,
---------BtNFORD, HOWARD
DAVIS. Z. +. WHEELER, ROwENA
FREEMAN, NYssA IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY. MRS. LULU NJ. HON
IL. MRS. +. +. GILMORE, FRANK
HIGH. HIGH BROTHERS, W. B.
HANDBOOK. T. y. HoNENMAN,
wM. JOHNSON, ALBERT LEWIS,
MARTIN ECHAVE, DORA LAsSA,
WILL o. BEBER. WIN a. MARTIN,
II y. FORD, A. II. CHESTER, L. 4.
JAMES MCGUIRE, JAG
Oh sToNECKER. ANNABEL KEEL
LEY, ISAAC READE, SADIE
BREEDLovE. WILLOW RIVER
LAND & IRRIGATION COMPANY,
a Corporation. ]. d. OSBORNE.
JASPER wEsTFALL, JOHN WEST
FALL, --sELBN,----
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-04-26

ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
DEFENDANTS.
To
Fred J. Brown, James Flagens.
church Of Jesus Christ. Joseph +.
Smith, Trustee. Charles Carter, w.,
J. Benson, u. w. Caldwell. Tillie y.
Pierce, c. O. Dunkin, w. NJ. Easter
day. j. u. Duncan. +. J. Palmer,
- Place, -Bin-
ford. Howard Davis. y +. Wheeler.
Rowena Freeman. Nyssa Improve
ment Company. Mrs. Lulu NJ. Hoxie.
Mrs. y. 4. Gilmore. Frank High.
High Brothers, W. Il, Handbook, r.
u. Honeyman. VIM. Johnson, Albert
Lewis. Martin Echave. Dora Lassa,
WIN q. Beber, VIM. \. Martin, II. y.
Ford. 4. II. Chester, l.. A McNary.
James Mcclure. Jacob stonecker.
Annabel Kelley. Isaac Reade. Sadie
Breedloye. Willow River Land and
Irrigation Company. corporation
]. u. Osborne. Jasper westfall. John
Westfall. - Selby, --
Vogue. G. \. Powell. Henry y. Stick
ney, l. u, stausel, Jose savala, !. II,
pengra, II. W, Richardson, y. o..
White, John c Miller, VIM, II.
Isaacs, Albert sherman, VIM, j. Nc
Lood. $. H. Shepherd, Mrs. W. j..
Preston. Edith d, Taylor, \. y. Rob
inson. Mary T. Robinson, Mrs. Julia
Martin. Clyde G, Robinson. d, g.
sutherland. o. \. B, Mueller and
ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
or OREGON, you and each of YOU
are hereby notified that Malheur
County, Oregon, Is the owner aud
holder OF Certificates OF delinquency
for unpaid taxes, due and payable
to Malheur County, Oregon, for the
year 1910. and also for the years
1911, 1912, 1913, and 1914, Issued
by the Tax Collector Of Malheur
County, Oregon, which certificates
are hereinafter set forth, showing the
numbers thereof, together with the
tracts of land covered therby; the
amount OF taxes, interest, and PEN
ally and accrued cost included in said
certificates, date of issuance of and
rate of interest on said certificates;
also the amount of taxes due and de-
linquent on the tracts of land Gov
cred by said certificates for the years
subsequent 10 the Issuance Of said
certificates. together with the rate Of
interest, penalty, and advertising
cost thereon; which amounts are a
lien on the land described i'm said GER
tihcates, in which is given the town
If town property, with lot and block,
and the legal subdivisions, with sec
tion. township and range, II rural
property, after the name Of the per
son To whom assessed, the description
of each of which several tracts OF
land are given under the numbers /
20 80 herein,
And you are further notified that
there is due and delinquent and al
lien on the several tracts of land,
taxes which are payable 10 plaintiff
for the years set forth and assessed
TO the persons named herein upon
the lands described in said certih-
Gates of delinquency or some portion
thereof each Of which several
amounts and the sums with interest
thereon are due and delinquent from
defendants to plaintin upon each of
said several tracts as herein given,
said several tracts being described as.
follows.
CKey 10 Authorizations; d. c. De
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-04-26
LEGNL NOTICES.

bNNhldut ~ T. NIteis
Mrs. E H. Grin. z. V. Cumberford,
.C. G.. cunningham, G. G.. Cramer,
Flora G. Clydge, J. +. Critchlow,
Ralph Christy, Edward Connell, VIM.
.B. Danncyik, A. o. Darcy, d. c.
Davis. Daniel J. Dawson, Denis D'-
Autortl, 4. Difani Chas. II. Doorley
u. G. Dowart, stephen Douglas. Johi
Doyle. sim Duck, Jean II. Duren, II
o. Darcy August Dahl, Wu. h. Den
nerick, Noah Eggcr Jr., Samue
Faier. r. J.. Faulkner. j. l.. Feighner
J. G. Firee, Fred F.. Filliou, John
Fleming, n. w. Fletcher. Hattie NJ.
Ferguson, Clara A. FLYNN, VIM. A.
Cite. Goo. Gilbertson, VI. g.. Gillette,
VIM. r. Gibe, Mrs g. " Goforth,
ole Grendcr, Charles A. Gordon, John
T.. Hamilton. Mary +. Hamilton Fred
i. Haukins, +. s Harlan c. s. Hep
lcr Estate of Pat He.'in. Jas W. Hes
man, ida NJ Hodge Wm Iloyelter,
w. A. Howard, II iI Hudson, Mrs.
Nellie Hume, W. j. Hewitt. Lena Nay
Hastings, Albert Helting. Antoine
Jacobson. Richard Jenkinson, j. ".
Johnson, Alfred Johnson, Charles
johnson, J. r. Neil Jones, Peter Il.
Junrles. W. NJ Kauon, Phil Jurish,
r. S. Itiudseder, Chas W. King : 4.
Enccht, f. j. Knott, Frank Lam
bourne. W. u. ilanoG. Arthur Neu-
nedy. j. Ray Lane, Mrs. Ida a. Lundy.
Geo. W. Leiphty, B. +. Lennon. Leah
Lichtenbcrg. Chas. +. Lucas, Jno. c.
Lucke. Charles 4. Nader, Jno. J.
Maxim. ] Mantel. --=N Martin,
-- Borders. J. y MaN1eld.
Milton G. May. Mrs \. Milbournc,
Samuel ]. Miller. J. W. Mitchell, Em-
ma Lee Moore, Chas. 4. Moore. \. G.
Morrow. J. $. Mundls, j. J.. Murphy.
Myer, --=Orr,
T.. l.. Mcdonald, $. =. McNcw. H. J..
McNutt. W. +. Negley, Mary +. Ncy-
ins, r. J. Newcomb, Walter Newell.
Herbert Newell. NORTH, --
clyde, Joseph obriner Robert Now-
oil. /. s o'Day. Fred /. Olmftead.
O. W. Palmer. Fremont Patten, Jo-
feph O'Brlon, J. VI. Peterson, John h.
Peterson. G. +, Phillips, Manuel ror-
tor Leslie G. Poor, Matte Pres
ton. s. G. Reed, II. \. Rcichephauch,
$. q. Reed. y. C. Reynolds, g, Dow
itt, John W. Roland, VIM. y. Roscn-
burg. =. y. Rowe, Antoine Sachcr.
Harry J. Saline. 5. 7. Sanders, Sersh-
cy Bros. J. G. Shaford. Josephine T..
smith. ]. w Smith, Bertha SMITH
hlslcr. Carl Sonntug, Gustnyc \.
spaniel. u. u. Standlcy, \, r. Stew
.art. ~. W. Stiyers. Nick Stoos, Fred S.
TlrboN, u. $, Smithhisler, George NJ.
smool. Louis T. smithhlslor, Goo. ID.
sulyrr. Thos NJ Shonhuu, Goorro i.
smith. j. r., Trimmer, Wm, j. Tuck
or, NJ. n. Turpln, Evelyn NJ, ryner,
J. G.. Thompson. l., Thorsclsath, \.
+. Van nmter. Thomas G. Waugh, u.
G. Votaw, Theodore G.. walker, Emil
Wulllno. Roy y, Wellington, e. +.
Wcr.ren. a. u. West ! l.. - White.
F W. Wioland, r, J Wilkins. Sarah
Wmlus, Chas r. wood, Chns T..
Woodward. Dolbert A WrIsht, iac-
oh Wyler. Ina B Nounr ET.t In-
alIor Jacob Wylcr, \. j Wo.'.rtreau,
Blanche woodward. Asa a Wallace.
o.. N Young, oregon NH''. lHud
Company. q corporation, lHm" %. Nn-
N.r.nu,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-04-26
pEI".NpNETf


.,.l..,..,,.
'''''''''.'
You and euch ot Won lr" hereby nIr
UU.l chat plaiuuT iH i.H uWu Hud
holder ot Certificate o. U.IIn Hry
number 2072, for uup... rg. n-
faro-t and costs due auI uu '1
uItiutiu for tbr y.Ir 1880. "t
'Ho Tax Collector ul A'u.Naur County,
Oregon, ou March al. ''It. ... ."E-
.rus tracts numbered uu. H.. .. IN3
inclusive; ANA CHAT ".d .ut.
of dplmlueuuy is n'eJ Boo OH. roo
thc County clerk uI Na. .nm-
ty. oregon. mud i- a Iu . chars.
upon each of tno several .re.
maftor described auI for u .N.r-
ul amount hereinafter soft ur'H Io-
ee.Ecr v.tI interest 100 tUn u..
10 per cent per auuum from tho Iar
of Hd certificate, You are ur'u.
notified that tnaru .s now due. aF
mp and payable io plaintiff and li.
and charge upon ,lch several ira,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-04-26

T.. l.. Mcdonald. S. +. McNow, II. J..
McNutt. W. r. Neglcy, Mary +. Ncy-
ms. r. J. Newcomb. Walter Newell.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-04-26

- Borders. J. y MaN1eld.
Milton G. May, Mira. \. Milbournc,
Samuel J. Miller. J. W. Mitchell, Em-
ma Lee Moore, Chas. 4. Moore. \. g.
Morrow, j. $. Mundls, j. J.. Murphy.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-04-26

Fred J. Brown, James Flagens.
Church Of Jesus Christ. Joseph +.
Smith. Trustee. Charles Carter, ",
J. Benson. d. w. Caldwell, Tillie +.
Pierce, G. o. Dunkin. W. NJ. Easter
day. J. y. Duncan. r, J. Palmer,
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-08-24

c. f. Brown, Leta and Harold, au-
toed to Colorado Springs Sunday TO
meet Miss Mary Brown of Center,
Colo. who is visiting here.
Kelsey Pottenger is taking Jamie
Fosters place as separator man for
Sid Foreman.
Miss Elizabeth Burri of Stratton,
Colo. and Bruce Richter of Naponee,
Neh., are visiting their brother, VII
liam Clugy, and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherald Adams at
tended sale near Kiowa Tuesday,
purchasing several head of horses.
Sid Foreman threshed for William
Clugy the first of the week.
Several from here attended a
Grange social at A. Kunzes Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Richardson autoed
to Fondis Sunday afternoon.
Bruce Richter, Elizabeth Burri and
Ralph and Wilma Clugy autoed to
Denver Saturday to visit Miss Mary
Clugy, who is getting along nicely in
a hospital at that place.
Misses Lucille Quinlan and Esther
Brown visited with Alice Clugy sun.
day afternoon.
This neighborhood was visited by
several nice showers during the last
week, which were appreciated greatly.
Broer Guthals and family, William
Renkin and family and Mrs. Berthold
and children We're entertained Sunday
at Henry Hoppman's.
Leslie Boodry, Bruce Richter and
Walter Clugy autoed TO Colorado
Springs Wednesday for couple OF
days of sightseeing.
orley Crouch is A. Richardson's
right-hand man again, beginning work
Thursday.
Several from this neighborhood
hauled Grange coal from Elbert on
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clugy re-
turned from Denver Sunday evening,
where they had been with Miss Mary
since Thursday.
c. f. Brown, Leta, and Miss Mary
Brown, autoed to Elizabeth wednes-
day morning.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-08-24
ROCK BUTTE.

Winnie Shepherd and family re
turned home last week from a si1
weeks trip in the East They visited
the Niagara Falls and several other in.
teresting places
Mr.. and Mrs. Flick of Fort Morgan
visited their daughter. Mrs. Geo. Kim.
BILE, last week. They thought it some
thing unusual to grow crops without
irrigation as is done here.
Neal Mcmillan and Miss Nellie Raj
ferty were both taken to Denver last
week and operated on for appendi
citis.
Mrs. Joe Rafferty, came home last
Thursday
Miss Mary Weidner spent couple
OF days last week visiting her sister
Mrs Jas. Forsyth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Forsyth went te
Denver last Friday.
DR.. Witter visited his patients at St.
Josephs hospital one day last week as
he has four there.
. Mrs. Caroline Williams is quite
poorly and was to be taken to Kiowa
to her sons to be cared for.
Gilbert Ahl is stationed at Fort
Smelling, Minnesota, with the medical
corps and is enjoying it fine.
While returning from party given
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-08-24
ELsERT rHE Q

at the S. C. Foster home last Friday
morning. Phil Miller's car went over
a twentysfoot embankment. Phil was
thrown clear and Miss Shaffer, who
was in the car. was caught under the
car and hurt considerable. The car
was somewhat wrecked
The LADIES' Aid Society held their
meeting last week at the pavilion in
the grove east of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Wight. Mrs
Fred Bush and little daughter, Myrn
Wight, and Miss Eva Brewer picnicked
at City party and then visited the mu-
scum there. which is very interesting
We are informed that Mr.. Wood
bury of Parker and Miss Fay Camp
bell of near Elizabeth were to be mar
ried Tuesday. August 21sr.
Mr. j. d. Fart and Mrs owen Kline
are both improving from their opera
tions at St Joseph's hospital
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-08-24
Correspondence
By Our Regular Correspondents
SIDNEY SETTINGS.

The Misses Mamie and Francis Foster
spent the week end at the Cole home.
Mrs. Blakely who has been very sick
for the past few weeks is improving.
Mrs. Webber from illinois is visiting
at the home of her son, James Webber.
Mrs. Mcdowell from Colorado Springs
is visiting her son.
Cyrus Cole and Otis Dittemore we're
sight seeing in Colorado Springs Thurs
day.
Mr.. Mathews, his son Aden and Hugh
and Leo Grouse took in the circus at
the Springs.
Rev r. J. Plumb came up from the
Springs Thursday to get Harold who
was spending n few weeks at the Cole
home. Alice Cole accompanied them
home for a few days visit and to have
some dental work done.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-08-24
PERsIMMoNs.

DR.. a2 Mrs. Alex. Davis, a sister
Of Mrs. Lena Blakeley. visited her
from Kansas last week Mrs. Blake
ley accompanied them to the Springs.
The Cheerup C.ab meets at Mrs.
Erwin's this week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Epler and fam
ily, Mrs. Gresham and Bernice, start
ed overland to Loveland, where they
will visit Mrs. Sherman Epler a few
days.
Joe Brazelton's family were berry
picking Monday
Mrs. Clark and Helen were in Den
yer last week. having dental work
done.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rhudy gave one
OF their splendid Sunday dinners to
Mr.. and Mrs Alex. Brazelton, Ralph
and Joe Brazelton's families, John
Epler and family. Emma Watts OF
Monument also was a guest.
Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Mcclure
last Thursday. A goodly number were
in attendance and considerable work
done. More ice cream was consumed
than anything else.
The Grange will give an ice cream
social at Mrs. Adolph Kunzi's commo-
dious home Tuesday night. All come
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-08-24

Mrs. Ida Elsner came out from Den
yer last week and on Sundny gathered
together the following members of her
family at the old home ranch where her
daughter Mrs. Tom Williams and fam
lily live, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Elsner and
daughters Vida and Lillian from Ramab
Richard, wife and Leora from Eltert,
Minnie, Francis and Ida from Denver,
Carl from Kiowa, beside Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams, Edna, Ida and Thomas Jr
were present. A sumptious dinner was
served and jolly time mas enjoyed.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-08-24

The government needs Farmers as
well as Fighters. Two million three
hundred thousand acres of Oregon
and California Railroad Co. Grant
Lands. Title revested in United
States. To be opened for homesteads
and sale. Containing some of best
land left in United States. Large
copyrighted map, showing land by
sections and description Of soil, eli
mate, rainfall, elevations, tempera-
ture etc., by counties. Postpaid one
dollar. Grant Lands Locating Co.,
Box $40 Portland, Oregon.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-08-24

Herbert Hoover's message to the
American people on the subject of Food
Production and Conservation is especil
ly interesting and timely, as it concerns
practically every person in the United
States, and in fact throughout the world
Do not fail to read it in this issue OF
the Tribune
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-08-24
CAMERON NOTES.

Mrs. Berthold and children of Den
yer were guests at II. Hoppman's sew
eral days the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Boodry, Jr., and
small son. of Cairo, Neb., arrived Sat
urday for a visit with Mrs Boodry's S
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-08-24

DR.. Denny and family returned
from their fishing trip in Wyoming
Sunday night. They report having
had fine time and plenty of fish,
enough to give some to all of their
Ebert friends. Hope they will soon
&C again.
Lost-Side curtain to Maxwell auto.
between Elbert and the John Lough
ranch. Finder please leave at post
office.
Clarence Richards of Denver has
been visiting at the McKimmie home
He left again Wednesday
Want to buy all kinds of cattle. Let
ne know at Ebert and | will come
and look at them. F. ]. Deaver. Ell
bert, Colo.
Mrs. ]. II. Purden took Jennie, and
Mrs. Earl Oakes her little girl and boy
to Denver Monday to the st. Anth-
ony's hospital. where they were sue
cessfully operated upon for ailenoids
and removal of tonsils Tuesday.
MI. IF. IL. ArlOn ana Iamlly spent d
few days in Estes Park last week.
Miss Bldora Chaplin of Denver spent
the weekend with Mrs Elmore Jewel
Mrs. Ruby Marquis of Colorado
| Springs has been employed to teach
the intermediate grades of our school.
Mrs. ID. r. Baldwin entertained her
sisters. Mrs, Winning and Mrs. Jones,
Sunday.
Mrs. C. f. Clark and Helen spent
several days in Denver last week, re-
| turning Monday.
Miss Ella Cheney spent Sunday
ard Monday with home folk in Den
yer.
| c. A. Roehling, who has been in
Denver the past week, returned home
| Wednesday morning
Mrs. George Griffin and baby
daughter are visiting Miss Griffin.
Mr. and Mrs. b. F.. Cook are enter
tanning friends and relatives from
Exeter. Neb.
The grange social held at the Kun
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-08-24
Binder Whips

have afew extra good Binder whips
| am closing out. Its 900 whip for
so. Geo. McKimmie