The Elbert County tribune., 1919-01-24

day TO take in the stock SHOW
Mr.. II. E. Erwin left Tuesday on
a business trip to Kansas city.
Mr.. Pullen has been ON the sick
list but is able TO be about again.
Maurice Orin has been laid up this
week from an attack OF brcnonitis.
Daddy Donaldson was passenger
for Denver Tuesday on stock show
bent.
DR.. and Mrs. Denny were visitors
in the Capital CITY Tor couple Of
days
Mrs MulIigan is recovering from
sick spell and is aDle to be about
again.
Miss Daisy Meade is doing tele-
phone service In the absence OF Miss
Griffin,
Father Larkin arrived In Elbert
Monday evening from Salida for
few days.
Tom Jewell. now in Denver. who
has been seriously ILL., is able to be
out again.
Miss Bessie Taylor of Fondis is
staying with her grandmother, Mrs.
A. Harper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Cantril went
to Denver Monday to- take in the
Stock Show.
Mrs. Victor Driever returned from
Denver Saturday having had some
dental work done.
Mrs. w. II. Carver of Denver spent
several days at the Carver and Els
ner homes last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, r. T. Erwin return
ed from Denver Saturday evening af-
ter an extended stay.
Dewy Oaks has been suffering with
very sore hand caused by a felon
forming on one of his fingers.
Important to all Grangers. An
all day session will be held in Elbert
in Grange Hall Saturday Feb. /.
VIM Renken of Albert, Kansas Is
here visiting his relatives, Chas
Guthals and VIM, Renken of Ebert
Stella and Agnes Carlson and Her
man Beckman spent Tuesday of last
week with the latter's parents Mr.
and Mrs II. H. Beckmau
We are glad to hear that Mrs.
Jas. Wheeler who has been very low
with pneumonia caused by an at
tack of flu is now convalescent.
Theo Neuman accompanied by his
wife left for Denver Thursday to at
tend the Annual Buick Auto Con
vention and also the Stock Show.
The Christian Endeavor Society
will hold their regular meeting at
the Christian Church Sunday even
ing, every body is invited to be
present.
Among those attending the Stock
Show in Denver this week are: Ell
mer Jewell Mr.. and Mrs. b Nj. Mar
ron. John Lough. Alfred Peterson,
and son Fritz, Miss Hattie Hoover,
Paul Jones.
No delay or long waiting for
Hearse. Caskets and Robes. always
on hand at the Ebert Funeral Par
lors. w. C. Whiting, Registered
Undertaken and experienced Funeral
= Director. adv.
Among those shipping fine cattle
to the stock show were Cornfortn
Livestock Co, 1 car, Chas. Mel
bourn, 1 car; Blazer & Gleason. 1
car. also Kirk Bros and Patterson
Bros. shipped stock for exhibition.
The sad news reached here Tues
day morning of the death of Mrs.
Geo. Griffin caused by pneumonia,
following an attack of influenza.
Miss Tina Griffin left Tuesday after
noon for New Mexico to attend the
funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beekman were great
ly surprised on their 25th wedding
anniversary by being presented with
dining table. six chairs and one
Herman. August and Arnold and a
silver soup ladel from Esther.
Frank Hoepner and family autoed
from the Springs to Ebert Thurs
day. He informs MS that there is
practically no snow there until they
struck the Divide country where the
roads were almost impossible. He
returned via Basin-Peyton road.
Don't forget the splendid enter
tainers on the Lyceum course Sunday
afternoon the 26th, at . =. NJ, Come
one. comeall. After their many dis
appointments to hold their enter
Sainments here, a packed house
would be most gratifying.
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIVES
Mr.. Timberlake introduced the
following bill; which referred to the
Committee on Military Affairs ord
cred TO be printed.
Donating a captured German can