The Elbert County tribune., 1919-05-23
Ebert NEWS.

Fondis ball team will play the Ell
bert team next Sunday.
Mr. MCDOWELL purchased Ford
car from NJ. l.. Foote Tuesday.
Roy Carver and Jens Olkjer pain
ted the interior of the Bank Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Elsener and
family spent a few days in Denver.
Mrs r. Stoker. of Table Rock, is
very ill with erycipalis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Allison motored
to Colorado Springs Saturday
NJ. L. Foote went to Denver Satur-
day, returning Monday with a
brand new Chalmers car.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Wilson and
family of Denver spent Sunday at
the Casey home.
II. c. Henderson was in town in
the interest of the M. w. of A this
week.
The new school house in district
No. l was dedicated with appropri-
ate ceremonies Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Dank and daughters
of Colorado Springs spent Sunday
at the Denny home. Robert Dem
ny came with them
C. w. Reed, of Elizabeth, has pur-
chased a brand new Buick from
Ineo. Neuman.
Mrs. A. E. Carver and daughters
of Denver spent the week end in
Elbert.
Rev. Father C. j. Vaughn left for
Colorado Springs Tuesday where he
will remain for some time.
Mrs. Schisser Will start a first
class restaurant in the building re-
emily occupied by the Postoffice
Mr. and Mrs. L. Calfee started on
their way to Missouri Wednesday,
to visit with his brother. C. C. Calfee
FOR SALE Well matured Seed
Corn. See Frank Black At
Creamery.
Roy Brown attended the Pring-
Ord cattle thief trial at Colorado
Springs.
Mrs. d. Steckel returned to Colo
rado Springs last Thursday after a
business visit to Fondis.
Miss Augusta Wenzel has COM
pleted a successful term of school
in the Homer Roberts District and
left for her home Friday.
A j. Peterson. of Bijou Baison was
transacting business in town
Tuesday he had not been in town
of rheumatism.
VIM Rankin has left for Albert,
Kansas, II look after his insurance.
having been notified that his 320
acre wheat crop has been hailed out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Elsener OF
Ramah, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Brazel-
ton and MIR. and Mrs. j. c. BrazeI-
ton spent Saturday and Sunday Wis
iting John Epler and family at Cor
ham, Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich of Long
4. n-ls l., Ill l.1
Casey home a few days, they are
on their way to Wisconsin.
George Mckimmie and family will
move to Denver so their children
can go to school and finish their
grades.
L. W. Mullen took charge of Geo.
McKimmie's garage on the 18th, hav-
ing leased the property for three
years. He is a machinist by trade
and good mechinic.
FOR SALE Kanab Square Pi-
ano. fine tone, very reasonable terms
il desired. Mrs. S. McKimmie, Ell
bert, Colorado.
Mrs. Jos. Oaks, Mrs Otto Wisco,
and Lewis Oaks are all in the hos
pital Mrs Wisco is in very cri-
tical condition; Lewis is to undergo
an operation, and Mrs. Oaks is also
very i'll.
James Ramey was taken to Denver
Friday where he will be examined
by XRays. His health is very poor.
The brick layers completed their
job on the new Drug Store and
left Friday, the building will be fin
ished in about a week.
Mrs. d. Gleason, who died in Colo
rado Springs about four months ago
and whose body has been in a vault
was laid to rest in the Elbert Gem
etery beside her father and mother
Tuesday. Her husband, Dan Glea-
son, and brother, w. l.. Berriman
accompanied the remains here.
The Woodman of the World ini-
tiated several candidates Tuesday
evening. also. acted on several more
new applications fer membership
At the finish a banquet was spread
and a social time enjoyed. More
initiatory work for next Tuesday
evening.
A G. Cornforth, G. A. Melburn
and Ralph Jones, jointly, sold to Mr.
Gene Grub, car of Shorthorns
which were shipped Wednesday tc
California. DR.. Johnson, Veternar.
ian Surgeon of Denver, who tested
this car OF cattle, found absolutely
no trace of tuberculosis among then
which they claim is very seldom tbs
case, and speaks highly of our eli.
mate and country. We are also
proud to see buyers come from long
distances to buy fancy cattle in oui
community.