The Elbert County tribune., 1919-10-03
Elberl Garage & Tire Works
EBERT NEWS.

yer Wednesday
Dick Morgan was visiting here the
first of the week.
Earl Brown has been very sick
but Is now better.
Mrs Ralph Maui is teaching school
in District 35 on Bijou.
o. p. Phillips and friend .autoed to
Colorado Springs Tuesday
a No. Range in good condition. VIM
Clugy, Phone Olive 710.
Theo. Neuman has installed a pip
less furnace in his home
Third Roll Call of American Red
Cross November 2 to II.
Plain sewing and dress making five
doors south of Gaates store.
Miss Anna Helgeth has returned
from the hospital feeling fine.
David and Ross Bowser spent
Monday eveing at John Gibbons.
Jchn Clibon and Earl Oaks went to
Littletnn Tuesday to get apples
The Clibon children spent Sunday
evening at Joe Brazeltons home.
FOR SALE-Imported Large Pet
kin Rye Seed. splendid yielder. also
Mrs VIM. Palmer Of Denver Is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. B. F. Wrockloff
Walter Black was out looking after
his business interests here sunday.
John Purden was for q few days.
on the sick list, also his sister. Jennie.
Ray Mundy Is much better, beini
now ccrvaless ent and out Of danger
The Epler family expect to leave
for Glendora, California, in few
days.
Richard Elsner and Carl Carver
were hunting rabbits on Bijou Sun
day.
Rozen Clark arrived from Denver
T,,acdav IN visit with ria uncle Ed
Clark.
Mr.. Trgamba, who has been work
ing for Ed Clark for long time. has
moved away.
Mrs. L. C. Conarroe returned Sat
urday from Calhan where she had
dental work done.
D. A. Cox and family of Wray,
Colorado. are visiting their children
and friends.
Gerald Plettner of Denver is Wis
iting with his sister, Mrs. A. G. Corn
fortn.
Roy Wheeler. Orley Crouch and
John Purden attended the dance at
Parker.
Mrs. Adolph Kunze and daughter
Stella. were stopping in Denver last
week.
Mrs. Nellie Kent and son, Earl.
were in Denver on business Monday
and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs August Dietrich and
Mrs Nina Purden spent Friday and
Saturday in Denver.
Catholic Services at the church
Sunday, October 9Th, at 10 80, Rev
]. C. Vaughan.
Mr.. j. A Gaunt and family left
] last week fo.- DE Ka,b, Missouri for
an indefinite stay.
A. q. Cornforth, Ejley Rasmussen,
Han Larsen and Adolph Larsen and
9th ers ore deer hunting
Mrs. Lucy Bissell of Fondis was
called to Denver by the serious i'll
nees Of her nephew.
Mrs. Tom Burnside is visiting In
Flbert in the absence of her husband
& vho is in Kansas.
Z Mrs C. II. Moon, after visit with
Nsr children. left Monday for San
K Bernadino. California
The Thrift Mercantile Co. have
leased the Oaks Hall. where they IN
4 tend to open store.
4 Miss Anna Orin and Mrs. Georgia
Look Out Mountain Sunday.
Il Mr. Frank Mcnamara is recover
N ing from his bruises received In an
4 auto accident at the potato bake.
v Billy Burnside AN old timer in this
ccfsection of the country, and wife OF
Salt Lake City. visited here for sew
a eral days.
{, Ed Epler of Gooding. Idaho, who
was visiting was suddenly c7lled
4 home by the. serious illness Of his
~ son.
. Mr.. N Vail who has been helping
q in the Elbert Ccurty Park. ia now
at Elizabeth. to relieve Mr.. Jamison,
Xwho is off on vacation.
n Lewis Brazelton has been surfer
x ing severely from bruised freer,
{lwhich turned into blood poisoning,
n he is repcrted better.
II FOR SALE Imported large Pct
Akin rye splendid yielder, also no.
Range in good condition VIM
Clugy Phone Olive 710.
-StThe Misses Ella Burnside, Vernita
iPnrnside and Esther Black. who are
yattending College in Denver, were
I Ncme for the week end.
A bic dinrar vr1s piven at the h"ms
o J. Clibon Sunday in honor of Hugh
&ho has recently been discharged
from the U. S: Navy.