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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-08

Mr.. Boswelrs subject tonight will pc
"The First Gospel Sermon Ever
Preached" Central Church Of Christ.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-08

Nothing too good tor Uncle Sam.
that's the reason the government pur-
chased thousands Of Majestic ranges
for use in the different environments.
Abbott & Son.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-08

Mrs. M. G. Medley, Of GTinnen, who
has been visiting her son. j. Clark, and
family, at RDceville was In the city
this morning while on her way home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-08

A special sermon for the young pea-
pie of the city will be preached by Mr..
Boswell Friday night at 1880. The sub
lject will be, "A Lost Paradise" Com
mittee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-08

The Weart Hat Shop Is offering
some wonderful bargains in dress and
street hats for Friday and Saturday,
second floor. j. D. Palmer & Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-08

The Weart Hat Shop Is Offering
some wonderful bargains in dress and
street hats for Friday and Saturday,
second floor. ]. D. Palmer & Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-08

Do not fail to hear that special SER
mon Friday night at the Central
Church Of Christ revival. Mr.. Boswell
will speak to the young people Of the
city. Subject, "A Lost Paradise" Com
mittee, .
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-08

The Mid-Country Circle OF Marion
township met "Wednesday Afternoon
with Mrs. B. Blelds and dts members
spent the, time On knitting for the RED
Cross after the business meeting. In
serving refreshments the hostess was
assisted by Mrs. Otto Eich and Mrs. J.
p. Hunter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-08

Mrs. Fannie M. Jackson went this
morning to Mount HamiM to visit her
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hal Graham, who have charge OF the
White institute there.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-14

II you have secondhand articles
that you wish 20 dispose OF let the
ut In The Daily Liz : want co,umn
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FINAL APPEAL MADE
FOR SU&CR|P TONS
TO LIBERTY BONDS

DALLAS. Ten lis, June 1.-THE
officials OF the FEDERAL Reserve bank
at Dallas ask thu widest publicity
to their last appesh and statement
Some of the babies had arms and
legs torn off; othets were shocking
~ iacerated, some ttunned and 9TH
ers buried in the treckage This
lis the wording of (he press reports
|of yesterdays air lhid on London.
I'VE hope, yes, I'VE are certain.
THAT in two months khe condition CT
the English will be ouch that Greas
Britain will De fin4hed.' Extract
from speech by III conservative
leader IN the reiehstbg reported in
today's newspapers.
TO comment on slth news woaia
be superfluous. ii Represents the
kaisefs eleventh hoNr contribution
Ito our publicity campaign. No
words of ours could Stir the Amer
lean nation as will fhis hare fact
We draw attention ID the fact that
you can contribute etea after these
words reach you. fou can write
direct tonight to tit Faderal Re
serve bank, Dallas, y4u can see Your
banker even tomorrow Friday morn
| ling, aud allow him ID wire us your
| subscription.
II is not too late. I Our last mes
sage to the people Of ehe district fol-
lows. We aefe ask4 :ae mcfning
newspapers to publi]e Il, and nov,
ask the evening paltrs to do the
same in order to gainE or it the Wild
est publicity. AZ thf last moment
we express to the peo ole Of the
eleventh Federal Rdferve District
our abiding faith in DER American
| ism We have ureeae land criticised.
we have pleaded and u have stIiyan
with them. At +imefwa have been
laespordent, bit faitk has come TO
| our rescue. In face the fact that
the loan is yet ndeaEuhscribed, We
| believe that with the Enpetuous ehis-
arly which marks cur southern race
The people will rally AZ this late
hour to the call Of a ! country ard
the mute call which lrises from the
blood of thousands ok murdered ,,el
gians, French. poiesf Sel blans and
English Our faith Springs from a
source deeper than REASON as do AL
the rest Of the beststhings in life.
SO let our last message be one Of
faith. nope and con fidenee. This
faith we share witty our president.
our government andtour allies. Tn
seen hands stretch But TO us from
Europe,s millions client voices OF
tensiaved and starvi} women and
children plead withs US. America
will respond The fopie OF the
southwest viii respoyl
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cents. Proceeds to so for benefiD
OF church. Every one come "a
help US out.
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eTha Fhite Raven" the new
ro.Rolfe Eonderplay. in which
ii Barrymore, the celebrated
giil bd seen at the Dixie thea
To-day. role as startling as it
kaiqne 4 played BY Miss Barry
ks in a banner that emphasizes
sonderd 1 art that has put her
ktae head of her profession.
teaal ntrest attaches To this
Is Metr4 production Tor the
koa that il is the first appear
i On The screen eft Miss Barry
i sineef she announced her
iaonmank Of the speaking stage
fanf seet les in The White
keas giFf Miss Barrymore OPP
kuBity tolwear a variety Of cos
rs Frok a danee.hall girl IN
|saa nd kkatonka 70. a grand
b prima Norma, Miss Barrymore
rare op3ortunity for contrasts.
/ Of 0hifh is neglected.
h the ~ part Of the pFodue-
Mss Barrymore. Tor The first
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FAILS.

A Large crowd attende the Chill
dren's Day and Home bming Sun
day morning There's as dinner On
the ground and sizking IN the at
ternoon. Every q enjoyed the day
w B. Cary and family and by
man Spain after singing. went 70
South P1Ag Sunday night.
Prof1sor HuffstuttIer spent SUM
day Dght with G. H. pigg and fam
Mr. Lauderdale and Mr. and Mrs.
Icie Aday were at South Prong for
Church Sunday night.
A large number from the Falls
are going To Howard Sunday after
noon to the singing
Mr., and Mrs. McAlester were af :
the Falls Sunday.
Miss Temple Morris from Waxaha-
chic was also at the Falls Sunday
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-14

Save yoe} time aad temper-i'
ruekes do bur jo3 printing
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al,'Q 3,s iora& eychange in WaXahachie'
on l'9 T., which to determine
sh"a,Ie rates to be charged, the
s s'n,narv xhail be required TO keep
- Ia inesin4in complete and systamal7
go taol,e Ind records OF its invest
',onts ia lind the business carried OF
-, &c Ia local telephone e&ehanSy
~ ~ an of Waxahaehie, and snow
- its HIRE receipts and disbursf
.ns ,Aieh said books aud fecof4
Ill ra1f no 1a1t By competent aceoahN
sh@,' ~ the manner prescribed by,
40 Inter1ate Commerce Commission
Far the kNping Of the BOOKS o. tsll
a u eoMpanies. Said books ana
aa ad showing the revenue rom
~, e,Ti i, ~, in and the operation
ga II, the business Of the sald W aA-
l ~ exchange shall be open 10
alisN insnaetion of the City Council Oh
sba city of WaXanachie OF any 0N'S
snnoinfed representative thetHo', d :
apv time. Provided further 1N@t a.
80 5Ine the City Cuuneu hlag eoh
.sider me profits from the s&iu -
49, 9,tn,,se excessive it may call the 49,
enTnne company before IL 40 pfese.h.t
.ta,,s,et,ts and facts concerning l,s
,"a earnings and amy time the tel-
1, aSone company may consider lts
Ia nrnfits inadequate, II h&y az
S +@ar before the City Council anu
p - statements and facts concern
M its said earnings. and +, uRoa
~ Investigation, whether oTiSlhat-
; suo" WITH the city or the company. II
,9 nppear that the said profits
- either inadequate. or eAeeSs'f e,
no, the telephone rates of the sSttu
e,,e In Waxahachie shAll DC
SSanged and adjusted 50 as 20 pro.
80 - = fair aud reasonable PROXY on
Fbs exchange PROVIDED 49,, !,
sowerer. that no such aetioh OF i4s
t.''eg,iaati0n shall be undertaken ~
s,tbeg the eity en- the company
NJ me first two years aiteF ,"I -
15,Iia9nce hSeomse elteeliSe, y IS
- =, H. provided. that, in The event el
; controversy eoncernins t3't9,
1.,uIS the statements presented ~
NC COMPANY nat be SATISFACTORY -
I'VE eity. then the city may s1sou. -
:, - 'aesife require an audit anu ap-
T. isai or either, 10 be made ny com
plssT uninterested experts, lac OK
= rN 10 he paid By che leispa ,'i
po - 10 tie City oil WaAnhaeln,,,e'
e'' HpT 8. The Texas Long us
~ 'cetenhole Company assumes
80 sy.,' agrees to continue Us rafai tSAs-
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time in her caleer, does a song
ard dance. Meyer before has she
heen seen in sud- role and Ill was
only because i'll was absolutely es-
sential to the dramatic values or
her nnwaverina devotion to the
screen that sh4consented to appear
IN the necessarily bizarre costume
In The Wli be Raven Miss Bar
lymere has t most exacting role
of her scree or stage career.
From luxury o hardships and back
again To- SUD sss -tint5 is threatened
with sundoin4ssne plays part that
pictures. Wy. emotion woman
car seSneria ce, IN Some of the
scenes, VIII this sentlewoman Of
the sefeen2 WorGs. acre are three
Or four Kindred rough and disco
lutte char4 tiers, pictured at such
pastimes Is the Yukon country
offered FIRING the mad scramble
For gold,
And b her wonderful art. Miss
Barrymore fits herself into her
surrounditgs. lending great strength
TO scenes hot always pleasant, but
ever drarlatic
Triangles plays at the Dixie to-
morrow AMP Saturday.
Save yoet time aud temper-ie
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RalakE1,T.

Rev. Jones of T. c. I*+filied his
regular appointment hqfe Sunday
ard Sunday night.
The Christian meey hg was decid-
ed on 10 begin theFourth sunday
in July.
Little Myrtle e Jolly, who has
been very low Eith congestion. is
slowly improy e.
Miss Inez oberts is very sick at
this Whiting we are very sorry to
Miss aye Sutton was the guest
of Mia Willie WHY'S Saturday
nigh fand Sunday.
Is Mamie Anderson OF George
toy is visiting Mrs. Myrtle Jolly,
Misses Eula Jolley and Mae,
Gayes spent Sunday with Mi1
9slsie and Bette Gibbons.
There viii be female minfrel
AT this place Saturday night, June
22, 1917. Ii will be composed oe
the young ladies of the Christian
church. Admission Is and %
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epot Cotton.
LiverpooY spots.
Chicago M;rain.

Wheat. luB, closI -.. S2.25
Corn. July. eloseds - si.54
Oats. July, closed ,......,. 81
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noca! Frhel.

The Waxahachi{ dealers are LAY
ing the following fiees Tor country
prodace today:
Cotton. good mid ing -. s4,4e
Cotton, strict middliug 49,. 24.2o
Cotton, middling ) ,..s. a4.00
Alfalfa hay. per tok $3.50. $2o.0o
Prairie hay per tot $40 TO So
ojhnson grass hay ton 5000
Hens, per pound ..,. l61ac
Old BOOSTERS, per Hfund ...... 7c
Docks, per pound ..ss.,..,, &c
Geese, per pound ........ &c
Corn, Per bushel Sl,ao to s1.fS
Sorghum hay .. shape
Wheat. No. ....s. s2.oo
Baied oats, per tok slS.o0
Cats. per bushel 5oe to Use
Butter per pound 25e
Hens, per pound .., lac
Eggs. per dozen ....,. zoe
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-07-06
ROCK BUTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs Mulligan and John
drove their new Maxwell over to visit
Mr. and Mrs A. F. Kunze Sunday.
MIR and Mrs Lee Ramsey and fam
-ly spent last Friday night in Eliza
beth and then drove to Colorado
Springs Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Brewer of Cherry
Greek visited relatives on Running
creek Friday
Mr. John Moore. who lived about
live miles northwest of Elizabeth, was
80 badly burned Monday of last week
chat he died Friday of the effects. Mr..
Moore was alone and entered the
nouse to obtain some valuable papers
and the flames so enveloped him he
broke window and escaped being
burned to death. He was taken to Den
yer, but of no avail His son, Victor,
had gone to enlist when the accident
occurred
Ray Jones from Parker came up
Saturday night, driving five head OF
horses back with him Sunday
Paul Jones and family, Ralph Jones
and family. and Ray Jones, all took
iinner at the Wight home sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimball were calling
in this vicinity Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Evans and Ruth
ralbott visited Brewers Sunday.
Winnie Shepherd started on their
trip East Saturday morning Wonder
if they will enjoy warm weather while
there?
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-07-06

In Greeley high and he a lad in busi-
ness college. The bride Is a graduate
from the local schools In 1916, being
the honor student OF that class ana
since then has been attending the
business college.
Mr.. Jones is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Jones of Meridian, Wyo. After
completing his schooling here he took
advanced work in the Cheyenne Busi-
ness College.
After short honeymoon spent in
Estes Park. the young couple will mo-
tor to Meridian, where their new home
and friends await them.
Out-of-town guests attending the
nuptlals were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kessler
of Meridian. Wyo., Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Stanley of Lucerne and Miss
Mary Turner OF Golden.
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=
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. E. I. Harper and daughter Dor
othy, and Mrs. Evelyn Barnes, autoed
to Denver, Thursday.
Heavy rains and some hail have fall
EN- east of town the past week.
through the upper Comanche and
Bijou valley
Lewis Baldwin of San Francisco ar
rived Friday evening on visit to his
parents. He is looking fine. He ex-
poets to be called by telegram most
any moment for duty. as he belongs to
the coast guards.
Mr. and Mrs DIR. Denny entertained at
Sunday dinner Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Leon
ard Freeman and son, Leonard: Mr..
and Mrs. Theo. Neuman. Mr.. and Mrs.
d. F. Wrockloff and Mr.. AL and Miss
Emma Neuman
Mr. and Mrs. c. Konkel OF Elizabeth
and AL Tabor were visiting In town
Sunday.
The dedication OF the Christian
church was celebrated Sunday by an
enormous crowd, Rev. Day OF Greeley
being the principal speaker.
Mr.. Tom Harper of Kansas is visit
ing his brother, A. ]. Harper. this
week
Roy Brown shipped car of mixed
cattle and hogs. Monday
Mr.. Lewis OF the Lewis Dairy Co.
Denver. was calling on patrons here
Monday.
Ed Orin shipped car OF cattle and
calves TO Denver Monday.
John Taylor OF Fondis was trading
In town here Monday.
viii Cook left Tuesday morning for
Delta, Colo
Joseph Oaks. who is still in the hos
pital, is reported improving.
Dick Mulligan and family took din
ner last Sunday at the home OF Abe
white. Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Mulligan be-
ing there from Arizona.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-07-06
MARRIED.

The Cushman home. 1945 Ninth ave
nue.. was the sc5ene of pretty we'd
ding Monday when. beneath a bower
o. ferns and yellow roses. Miss Ariel
Alfareta Aux and Ralph Frank Jones
were united in marriage by the Rev
Claud John Miller of Windsor.
The bride. who is the daughter OF
Mrs. Mary AUX of this city, was
charming in her dainty frock OF white
silk crepe de chine, trimmed in point
lace. Her veil was Of chiffon while
brides roses made up the bouquet she
carried.
Both young people are well known
here, the bride having made Greeley
her home for the last six years and
the groom having attended and gradu-
ated from the Greeley Business Col
lege.
The romance was begun as sclooi
boy and girl when shs was freshman
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-07-06
From District AZ
(By Persimmons.)


Mrs. John Rhudy's sons. Carl and
Earl, and families, took in the barbe
cue on the Keene ranch near Easton
last Wednesday, given by the Farm
ers' Club of Colorado Springs. They
report a glorious time, and a sump-
tuous dinner
Mrs. Hoover and family. and Mrs
Earl Rhudy made flying trip to Den
yer last Thursday and Mr.. and Mrs
Gresham and Mrs. Epler made one
to Litleton. All parties returning
the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Squires. Mrs. Rus
sell, and Mrs. Cummins autoed to the
Springs Friday, the family returning
Monday and Mr. Squires going to
Cripple Greek to resume his work on
the Short Line
Most of this district went south to
District 10 to hear an excellent Chill
dren's day program, which had been
prepared by both districts. Much
credit is due to all who made the day
such a success, also for the bounte-
Gus dinner provided. We hope for
more of these entertainments in the
future.
The Misses Hattie and Pearl John
son, Mrs. Hoover and Gresham were
Monday visitors at Clark's.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-07-06
DR.. Henderson, Dentist, 2le-lI-lz
Central Savings Bank, Denver

Will be in
Elbert. Friday, July 13.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-07-06
CAMERON NOTES.

Sherald Adams have four of their
children down with the measles at
one time. Sherald says one half of
their house has been converted into
a hospital.
Mr.. Bigg and family of Fowler, who
formerly used to live over on Running
creek, are visiting in this neighbor
hood
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaugh and baby, and
Mrs, Shoog and little son, of Denver
spent several days visiting at the II
Hoppman home the first of this week
The Misses Mary and Ruth Rigg OF
Fowler. lrma Adams, Wilma and Alice
Clugy were visiting at C. E. Browns
last Tuesday evening.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-07-06
Correspondence
By Our Regular Correspondents
BISON VALLEY ITEMS.
,laccidently overlooked last week

Mr.. and Mrs. Allison and children
visited with their daughter, Mrs.
Peterson, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis and sis
ter. Miss Fahey. motored out from
Denver and visited over Sunday with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs Fahey.
AS our postmaster general of Fon-
dis got busy. wonder why our post
master of Ebert don't go and do like
wise
Eight carloads attended the chari-
vari at Bissels, and we sure made
some noise. They had the treats
ready.
Mr.. Shaver autoed to Denver Mon
day.
Mr.. tanners autoed to the Springs
Saturday. taking Ethel Corbett for
medical treatment.
Mrs. Morinsky went to Denver Mon
day to visit few days with her chill
dren.
Our crops are growing, so are the
weeds.
Mr.. Wilson motored down Sunday
hioi ninB from Denver ana SOiu ms
Detroit to Mr.. Ruebeck. Mr. and Mrs.
Casey took him back TO Denver, re
turning Monday evening.
Forrest Head and Mr.. Steckel
worked on the bluff Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Flurer has resumed
her music studies again under her
teacher, Mrs. Head.
Mr.. and Mrs AL Schmidt of Vic
tor. are visiting at the Van Toumen
home.
Ed Orvin went through the valley
buying cattle the first of the week.
The Fondis team put up the best
game Sunday they have ever played.
showing they can make it interesting
If they would get together and prac-
tice up.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-07-06
Sidney Siftings

Mrs. Tom Jewell is visiting in Dem
yer this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grouse started to
Route County Saturday where they are
going to look at some land, they intend
to locate there If they like the country.
Mr.. Webber made trip to Denver in
his Ford Tuesday.
Coolies and Coles from this vicinity
attended the barbecue on the Keen
ranch Wednesday, it was great success
Lillian Grouse went to Denver with
her brother Saturday morning, return
ing Sunday evening.
George Blakely and family were visit
ing with Bob Blakleys near Kiowa last
Sunday.
Mr.. Mcdowell put up new windmill
one day last week.
Lewis Rigg and family OF Fowler
came up to the Knowles ranch for a va
cation.
George Blakely and family Cyrus and
Nellie Cole motored to the Springs for
the fourth.
Alice Cole and Ninian Peterson are
having the measles this week
Caryers, Rinnerts and others enjoyed
picnic in their grove the iouith.
John Rinert and family from Kiowa
visited at the Curver home SundaA
The Grouse Lamar families went to
picnic near the Hila Grouse home
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-07-06
SURPRISE PARTY.

A surprise party was held on the
home of Mrs. Jos. Stanners, Saturday
afternoon, June 30th, the occasion be-
ing Mrs. Stanners' 10th birthday
Those present were: Mrs. l.. Calfee,
Mrs McCauley. Mrs. Lillian Head,
Mrs Harlow, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Jan
ner Mrs. Josephite, Mrs Geo. Allison.
Mrs Casey and her son Mervin, Mrs.
Bohlen and sons. Mrs. Lillig and her
mother, Arthur Gabarde, Mrs. Fannie
Balance and her daughter. Ice cream
and cake were served and many beau
tiful gifts given.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-07-06
DEDICATION OF THE CHURCH OF
CHRIST.

The dedicatorial services of the
Church of Christ at Ebert, Colo. be
ginning Wednesday evening, June
9th, and closing with the Sunday
evening service, July list, were all
well attended.
AT the close of the Sunday morn
ing service, conducted by Evangelist
F. Ellsworth Day, the pledges amount
ed to more than two thousand dol
lars.
Lunch was served in the basement
of the church.
After lunch Mrs. Light spoke for
few minutes on Responsibility, fol
lowing this interesting talk Brother
Day spoke to larger audience than
in the morning
AT the close of the afternoon ser
vice five persons were buried with
their Lord in Christian baptism
AT the Christian Eudeavor in the
evening, eight of our Ehdeavorers of
fered themselves as lie recruits OF
Jesus Christ to go where he wants
them to go and do what he wants
them to do.
S ih' 'Ai"'hoeSu was 'hS -"
ject of the everling address by Broth
er Day.
After the dedicatory prayer by
Brother Light the audience gave
Brother Day chautauqua salute.
The church, because 1t has been
moved into town. remodeled and re-
furnished. has been rededicated to
the Lord, and sta nds a monument in
Ebert TO Jesus Christ and is to be
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-07-06

There was big surprise in this
neighborhoca last Wednesday when
it became known that Mr. Bissell,
postmaster at Fondis. and Miss Lucy
carlew quietly went to Kiowa and got
married. The writer wishes them a
long. happy and prosperous life. A
large crowd of neighbors and friends
gathered at their home the next even
ing. brtag them their congratulations
and best wishes. We understand that
they VIII make their home on the
farm
Do not forget TO be there at the
Sunday School Convention at the I'm
ion church on July sth. Everybody
invited and welcomed.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brazelton and
'amily visited with home folks last
Sunday.
As so many are putting up hay, We
can look for plenty OF rain, although
we may miss several good chances
of getting it.
Bernard Foreman visited with his
cousin, Roy Squires. several days last
week.
Ed Clarke's family. accompanied by
II. II. Beckman and wife, went 10
Colorado Springs and back Saturday
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-07-06
BIG SPRINGS.

taccidently overlooked last week
Mrs. II. A. Roehling and son. Otto.
were in Elbert last Friday
Aaron Good of Dutton, Michigan,
brother of j. w. Good, and Mrs. II. A.
Roehling was here on a visit. He re-
turned home last Monday; J. w. ac.
companied him to Denver -
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Roehling and
children visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
]. A. Bohlen last Sunday.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-07-06
GRANGE PICNIC.

Grange Field Day picnic at Kiowa,
Colo, Friday, July 18th. Everybody
welcome. Bring your dinner and en-
Joy yourself.
John Morris, master of Colorado
State Grange, and John Ketchem,
master of Michigan State Grange,
win be with us. The music win be
furnished by Ebert county talent.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-07-06

used for any thing that will honor
Christ and help educate and elevate
mankind.
Brother Light, on behalf of his peo'
Pile, wishes to thank all who in any
way helped to make this event pos
8ible and especially those who CON
tributed financially.
Cod blesS YOU all
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-07-06
LUTHERAN MISSION.

Divine services will be held in Eng
lish. Saturday. July 2sth, at 10 o'clock.
IN Narran's office Everybody invited.
w. ZIMMERMAN. Pastor. J.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-07-06

Mrs. Len Orin, Anna and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed orin spent last sunday in
Denver