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the house they bought in Boise unit
the last of the month.
DR.. Adair, Miss lone Adair, Mrs
VIM. Arnett, e. Stanley, and Cron
Wells motored to Boulder Crossing
on the Potlatch Thursday and spen
the day fishing and hunting.
Miss Golden, dressmaller, has moved
from Mrs. Duggen's apartments tc
the Browne block
Frank Jones went to Spokane to
meet his neice, Miss Mercedes Jones
OF st. John, Oregon, near Portland
who will continue her studies at the
university.
Miss Ellen Johnson of Tacoma is
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustaf Johnson. Miss
Johnson came home at this time on
account of the return of her brother
Walter Johnson, from overseas.
l have bought Olson's shoe repair
shop and am located opposite the post
office. | solicit your repairing. w.
H. Clinton. 297
Judge Adrian Nelson united in mar
1 rlage today at 80 o'clock Rollin
Miller of Corvallis, Oregon, and Agnes
Dial of Garfield, Wash. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Russell Dial of Garfield were attend
ants at the wedding.
County Auditor Homer E. Estes is
sued marriage license September IL,
to Charles A. Laherty of Moscow and
Lucia N. Ash of PalOuse.
Grant Page of Pendleton, Oregon,
is visiting his niece, Mrs. J. Clifford. ;
j. Warren SLOVENIAN of Spokane ar
IN, tod 10 L
university.
Prof and Mrs. C. W. Chenoweth
and family arrived last evening from
Virginia. Prof. Chenoweth will assist
in the English department of the uni
versity this year.
f. V. Roth of the Roth Construction
company, who will superintend the
work of erecting the new south wing
OF the university administration build
ing, is now in the city. He announces
that the work of construction will be
commenced at once.
Q. P. Cockerill of Seattle, recently
named dean of the university law
school, will arrive in the city tomor-
row, President E. H. Lindley hav-
ing received wire to that effect to-
day.
Piano Studio opener Sept. 18th,
Phone 46J or 24R. Miss fuller. 297-302
Rev. w. H. Bridge returned from
Boise yesterday. He has been attend
ing the annual convocation of the
Diocese of Idaho. The convocation
appointed him chairman of the board
Of religious education for Idaho and a
of the social service council
Dean F. A. Thompson was appointed
delegate to the general convention
which meets in Detroit in October.
This is the highest honor the church
can offer a layman. The question of
The division of the Diocese which at
present IS co-extensive with the state
was brought under consideration at
Boise. st. Marks, with it's conscious
ness of the advantages of state unity,
was one of the northern parishes to
stand against the division. Lewiston
and Grangeville were the other two
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quests being Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Simp-
son and Mr.. Simpsons sister, Mrs
Mcintosh and daughter, Miss Muriel
who are visiting here from st. Paul.
Mrs w. F. Morgareidge entertained
a few friends Friday afternoon in
honor of, Mrs. G. Frevert, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
P. l.. Smith for the summer and leaves
next week with her little daughter,
Rachel, for her home in Salt Lake.
where Mr.. Frevert is with the federal
dairy work.
!! ats A Bear" with Taylor Holmes
and Joe Martin IN Monkey Stuff" is
much too good to miss. OrpheEm to-
night. One of the best in months. 297
Mrs. E. c. Steele leaves tomor-
row for Fairmont, Illinois, where she
will remain a month and then go to
her former home in Ohio She ex-
poets to be absent from Moscow about
three months.
Mrs. Riley Lucas and daughter of
Palouse are visitors in Moscow today.
Mrs. F. L. Moore's sister, Mrs. Jae.
Olson, of Hawks Home Montana, is
here for a few days visit. Mrs. Oh
son will also visit in Lewiston.
Oscar Welo, of Standpoint, arrived
here today and will enroll as a stud
ent in the University. He and Lewis
Pritchard, who went through the
grade and high schools together have
secured rooms at the Bob" Wood
home and will board with Mrs. Law
renee, near the university.
Pear pickers wanted at the q. p.
Mix orchard one mile north of town
P. Mix, telephone 204L or 1924. 297
Miss Thresa Baken is home for the
week end, from her school in Ken
drick, where she has charge of the
intermediate grades.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Ravens and family
have moved from Avon to the farm OF
Lafayette Keene on American Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Yangle, il, OF
Spokane will spend Sunday in Moscow
visiting home folks
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. L. Girard of Luwis-
ton Orchards motored to Moscow to-
day to visit their daughter, Mrs. En-
met Kelley.
Alex Forest of Lewiston has ar
rived in Moscow to enter the uniyer
sity.. Mr.. Forest will spend the winter
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Roy
Nicholson.
Golden Bantam sweet corn for sale
Just right for canning. Call 194N.297
Mrs. Prem Moore and family are
visiting friends in the city, since they
were unable to secure possession OF
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Weather-Idaho-T and Sun
day, fair and warmer.
Mrs. Hamilton entertained the wo-
men OF the Baptist church and con-
gregation Friday afternoon. A large
company was present and delightful
time was enjoyed.
Mrs. E.. M. Durham and son Roy,
together with Miss Lonnie and IIene,
motored to Spokane Friday to see the
president.
Pure, fresh honey, pint Jars. BRAT
ton & Paulson. 295-6
Miss PermeaI French, dean Of wo-
men, is at Occur d'Alene, in the in
terest of the University of Idaho She
will return tomorrow
Clarence LIE Roy Bailey is still
under the care of an eye specialist. 1T
has not yet been determined whether
he will lose the sight of one eye. Two
weeks ago, Mr.. Bailey, who is a team
ster for Carl Smith, the drayman, had
his eye ball badly cut with flying
piece of steel, when cutting bolt in
repairing a truck.
Notice-All persons desiring to
list rooms and houses for rent
also light housekeeping rooms, please
do so in writing and address to the
Bursar's Office, University of Idaho.
2S5-311
Mi. and Mrs S. w. Sordoff and sons
left today for Seattle where they will
reside. Mr. Sordoff recently sold his
farm, at Sunshine, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Miller and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Schar-
horst Of Genesee, motored to Moscow
today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wilcox and
daughter, Mrs. Davidson. of Kend-
rick, were in Moscow today on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fisher of Lewis
ton motored to Moscow today. Mr..
Fisher represents Mason Ehrman com
pany of Lewiston.
Geo. D. Brown returned last evening
from Spokane where he went to hear
the address by President Wilson. Mr..
Brown says there was the largest
crowd in Spokane that he had seen
recently.
Before selling your Hogs Cattle,
Veal or Mutton, cali phone 7 and get
our price. Hagen and Gushing Co.
152tf
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Morris entertain
ed at dinner Wednesday evening, the
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The Church of Christ, or Christian
Church.

The Church of Christ, or Christian
Church.
A good beginning was made last
Sunday. Let every one rally to the
task and victory will come. Bible
school begins at 9:45. Be there for
the very beginning. For the present
the pastor will have charge. We are
expecting large university class this
year, which will be organized Sunday
morning by the pastor. Be on hand
and get in on the ground floor.
Morning worship, communion and
preaching at eleven O'Clock. The
pastor will present a special topic
especially for the members of the
church. The topic will be, THE Re-
lationship of Pastor and Congregation,
What Each May Expect of the Other"
Evening services as usual. Sermon
topic, The Cure for the Worlds I'm
rest"
The general public, university stud
ents and strangers in the city are
cordially invited to attend all these
services. The church that always
gives you that home feeling.
w. G. SCATES, Minister.
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St. Marks Church.
Sunday services.

9.45 a. M, Sunday school.
IL a. M, Morning service and SER
mon. Preacher, Rev. w. H. Bridge
While maintaining the traditions of
the historic church, ST. Marks aims at
presenting a statement of religious
truths in harmony with the findings
of modern thought and science. 1t
extends a cordial invitation to all who
are seeking truth, whatever their CON
victions may be. 1t seeks the coopera-
ton of all who have ideas; the rector
invites questions and correspondence
upon matters of religious difficulties.
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First Baptist Church.
Cor. First and Jackson.
Dean Hamilton, Minister.
Residence next door on jackson.
9:45, Sunday school. Clinton Will
son, superintendent Classes in Bible
study for all ages. Special high school
and university units.
11:00, morning service with SER
mon by the pastor Sermon theme
''The Supreme Court of Christ"
1880, evening devotional of the
young people. A pleasant hour of
social worship.
500, evening worship with sermon
! by the pastor. Sermon theme: "The
| Waiting Pilgrim"
$500 Tuesday night occurs the
September social meeting of the young
people at the home of Mr. and Mrs
O. A. Benedict, Sweet st. Young peo-
pie of the church and congregation,
together with the stranger, are most
cordially invited.
500 Thursday night is the stated
mid-week service of the church. This
is a devotional and praise service
largely attended by old and young.
The young peoples orchestra is IN
attendance
Last Sunday the hand of fellowship
was given to nine new members and in
the evening one was buried in baptism.
There is but one theme Of the sermons
at this church, Christ" The preach
ing is exegetical with but now and
then an exception. We invite all who
do not worship elsewhere to a warm
Christian fellowship.
500 Monday evening there will be
a union meeting of the churches to
hear one returned from Armenia who
will tell of present day conditions
there. All are invited.
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Subject for Sunday, September 18th,
Substance.
Sunday morning service, II o'clock. |
Sunday school at 9.45
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The Church of the Nazarene.

The Church of the Nazarene.
9:45 a. M, Sunday school, Mrs.
Fred Samm superintendent.
1900 a. NJ, Morning worship.
700 p. M, Peoples meeting.
500 p. M, Evangelistic' services.
Services every evening during the
week at 8 o'clock.
REV. E. l.. POWLESLAND,
Evangelist.
l.. w. GOSS, Pastor.
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The Presbyterian Church.

FIJI OI. anu al
Wayne S. Snoddy, Minister.
9:45 a. m. The Sabbath school. DR..
J. G. Eldridge, Superintendent
1900 a. N. Preaching: Kingdom
Aspects of Popular Education
700 p. m. Preaching: Possessing
Christ
There is pleasure and profit for you
in all of these services 1t is wisdom
to seek the things of God. Make your
life richer by an hour of worship to-
morrow. Remember our Loyalty
Campaign" and help us toward the
goal: Every member of every family
in church and Sunday school every
Sunday this month and next
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The Norwegian Lutheran Church.

9:45 Sunday school.
11:00, English services.
500, joint meeting in the Swedish
Lutheran church.
Wednesday afternoon the ladies aid
society will meet with Mrs. John
Roise.
Thursday evening there will be
prayer meeting in the church.
F. I. SCHMIDT, Pastor.
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u,ndB School:
Catholic Church.

EARLY mass, 500; Second mass,
1920; bendiction, 1880 p. N.
REV. R. PECOUL, Rector.
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Wednesday evening meeting at 8
o'clock.
No Sunday evening service.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-04-18
ROCK BUTTE.


J. j. Kruse was an Elizabeth visitor
last Thursday.
Roy Brown and wife passed through
here last Saturday. en- route to Den
YER to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Cook, Ray being one of the pallbearers.
Mrs. Ahl and Gilbert motored to
Denver Thursday to bid Mrs. Ahl's
mother goodbye as she returned to
Nebraska.
Mr.. Egger bought new windmill to
erect on his newly acquired ranch
Mr. Wheatley went to Denver Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Pinnert went to
Aurora Sunday.
G. Bentley bought team of Clyde
Hudson last week.
Mr.. Christianson, trouble shooter for
the telephone company, from Castle
Rock, was here Saturday looking after
affairs.
Raymond Brewer went to Denver
Saturday.
Mr.. Davidson is preparing to move
out of the manse to the residence for
merly occupied by them near the
Elizabeth Mere, store.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hudson
a daughter.
MI DhNiuSen, iather OF Kay David
sen, went to Denver Wednesday.
Phil Miller started to load n car with
potatoes before the storm, which re
tarded operations some.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Morgan and chill
dren went TO Denver Monday.
The Bentley boys, Lester and Leon
ard, are stopping at the ranch, and
the other members of the family will
follow as soon ms the Hpwitt'S yncate
Mrs. Harry Lamont's sister visited
with her Sunday
Mr.. Ahl and Gilbert moiored to Den
yer Saturday where Gilbert will be In
army service again after short fur
Tough.
Walter Petersen went to Denver
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-04-18
ELIZABETH NEWS

Dad" Kirkman is again in our
country. having arrived here the
first of the week. Dad" has been
inCalifornia for som etimepast. and
while there spent two months
visiting with Joe Eisenberg's broth
ar.
Albert Young is now employed
at the Albin ranch north of Kiowa
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Benson
Tom Benson and Mr.. A. Hammell
and son were callers at the G. F
Aldinger home Sunday.
Miss Nena Blumer, teacher IN
School District IA, spent the wesk
end in Elizabeth visiting with hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Blum
er.
Bonnar McBreen of the Eliza
beth Garage was demonstrating the
the pulling ability of the Fordsor
Tractor Saturday by pulling two
heavy road-drags and leveling up
som eof our streets in town.
The Russell Gates Mercantile
company shipped car load o.
grain to the Denver markets from
this place last week.
Roy A. Davidson and family hay
moved into the residence Just ives
of the Elizabeth Mercantile Com
pany's store building. Roy and
his family have been occupying th'
| Manse; but due TO the arrival o
our new pastor, Rev. Millar, wa
oblidged to move.
John LAWN was visiting will
his daughter, Mrs. Patsy Morrn
ing, for several days.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-04-18
Ebert County Farm Bureau

FaIm Bureau of this csapty was
rlanusd and organization work
started Immediately, at meeting
of representative farmers of the
county held ss Simla. Mr.. Felts
of the County Agent Leaders Of
flee and the county afeat helped
the farmers to get together and
soon the farmers WE'RE working on
their own organization. Definite
plans were made whereby each
community would be visited by
the county agent so that tbs far
mers of that particular part of the
county could get together and tell
the county agent what they were
interested in and on what lines
they wanted help from him.
Fourteen communities were for
med and a temporary chairmon In
each was selected by the organiza-
tion committee and within the
next three weeks all OF thosecori-
munities will be visited and there
the farmers will make out a list
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-04-18
Beatrice Cream Seperators, the
best on the market for sale by
Frank Black, Ebert, Colo.

Of the important things they want
help from the county agen on. In
this way the county agents time
will be divided up among all parts
of the county and more farmers
will have the benefit of his ser
vice.
The Organization commjttee Sc
lected at the Simla meeting con
sisted of the following men:
A. Carnahan' Kiowa; Chairman.
NJ. ]. Pease, Simla; Dairyins
A. D. Koontz, Matheson; Sheep.
Chas. Melbourn. Ebert; Forage
and Ensilage.
N. NJ. Bailey, Matheson; Coop
perative Marketingl
E. F. steinmetz, simla; Pairie
Dogs.
w r. Andrew, Limon; Potatoes.
This committee selected the fol
lowing communities of the county
and appointed the following men 10
rrange for the community meeting
and to assist the county agent
With the Farm Bureau work in
dch community.
Central School, April 5, l.. N
Vermillion.
Elizabeth, april 7, Grant Bent
ley.
Eagle Bluff, April s. o. G. Key
s0r,
Lincoln School. April 81 B
Hawley.
Pleasant Plain. April 10, w. r
Andrew.
Elbert, April 10, A. Carnahan.
Agate, April IA, Fred Beuck.
Shirley School, April Is, Bert
Matheson, April 16, Lee Clark.
Simla, April II, C. f. Steinmetz
Kiowa, April 10, Carl Gleason.
Norton Sshool, April 21, o
Olson.
Fondis, April %, Bissell.
Kuhn's Crossing, April %. A. b.
| Coleman.
A final county wide meeting
will be held at Kiowa on The 26tl
of April and there each communit!
will have it's representatives anc
the Ebert County Farm Bureau
will be formed and the officers e
lected for the year.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-04-18
RECEPTION TO LEWIS BALDWIN.

A reception was given at the odd
Fellows hall Friday evening TO Lewis
Baldwin. u returned soldier from
France, who expects shortly to leave
for San Francisco to resume his pre-
war occupation at the Owl drug store
there. Although this was gotten up
on very short notice 1t proved "A great
success
The program was opened by Geo
Mckimmie, who proved to be an excep
tionally good toastmaster.
Program:
Reading ...... Geo. NJ. McKimmit
Song, America" BY all presen,
Reading Miss Dorothy Harpei
Piano selection. Miss Beulah Barnes
Vocal solo. Miss Gladys Schisser
Music MISS
Barnes and Gaunt. accompanies
Address. s..... George Gresham
Vocal duet. et............... Mrs. Geo.
McKimmie and Miss Gladys Schisser
After the rendering of the program
the crowd passed to the banquet hall
below to sumptuous repast. They
again gathered in the upper hall for
general social time and music There
we're present Grandma and Grandpa
Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Baldwin.
besides the near relatives and hosts of
friends. Quite number of returned
soldiers and Uncle Del Deorgia, G.. A.
Il, were present and occupied special
seats in front. The entertainment
ended with general hand shaking
and words of good will to Lewis Bald
win. A big soldiers reception will be
given when all of the overseas boys
have returned.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-04-18
CHERRY NEWS.

Broer Guthals started plowing Mon
day.
Mr.. John Guthals and Adoiph Lar
sen and lady friends from Colorado
Springs attended the dance at Elberl
Saturday night.
MIR. Chas. Larsen Is making garden.
Mr.. Gotlieb Schneider Is able to be
up and around again.
Miss Sylvia Cribon is working for
Mr.. A. l.. S. Muller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Wyman enter
talned at dinner last Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Larsen and son. Robert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Broer Guthals and chill
dren, John Guthals and Adolph Lar
sen, took dinner at William Rankin S
at Elbei Sunday.
The party who had column in the
Parker Post last week about Il certain
young fellow on Cherry creek, who Is
said to have been looking for wife,
doesn't want II wife as bad as some
people think he does, and about the
dads" helping, we think 1t would be
poor picking If he should get one OF
his girls. Now, neighbor, about NOV
ing on 1t looks like you might be the
first one by the appearance of youI
stock this spring.
Larsen Bros. sold Oaks Bros forty
head of yearlings Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rhudy are paper
ing and laying new floors in theiI
house.
Miss Anna Flaherty returned to her
home in Denver after two weeks
visit at the Larsen Bros. ranch.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-04-18
CAMERON NOTES.

Apr: 16, 1919.
Dee Pottenger was he. his
grother Kelsey haul hay fyon the May
cry runch the first of this week.
Mrs. WIN Oils expects to start for
jrd, Neb. this week to put in several
eeks visiting ut the home OF her par
nts.
O. r. Phillips and WIN. Clugy were
epairing our telephone line last Fri
.ay, setting new poles, etc.
Wm. Clugy had his hot water tank
Onnected up the first of this week.
oe Helgeth, Jr., did the plumbing
tunt.
II. Hoffman is still hauling alfalfa
iay which he is buying of h. j. Barnes.
WIN Oils and family, Elmer Oils,
4. Richardson Walter and Ralph
lucy were among those that took
~ the iyceum at Elbert last Monday
light.
The two WIN. Renken families of Ell
ert spent the evening at VIM. Clugy's
lst Sunday.
I. h. Axton disposed of his 160
cres. known as the Whittlery place
John Mead, last week. Real estate
on the move.
A. Richardson purchased fine
pung span of mdles from Elmore
ewell last week, also bought bunch
+ yearlings from Mr.. Calfee, east OF
,lhert.
Winter wheat IS looking splendid
nd there is no reason why we should
lot get bumper crop of it this year.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-04-18
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that oil
Monday the 5th. day af May. A. D..
1919, Eugne datewood, the Execu-
tor of the Estate of william Har-
vey Gatewood. deceased; will appear
before the Judge of the County
Court at the Court House in Kiowa,
in the County of Ebert. Colorado, at
1890 o'ciosk in the forenoon of said
day and present his accounts for fl
nslsettlement and pray the approval
of the same and ask to be discharged
at which time and place any person
an Interest may appear and present
objections if any there be.
Eugene Gatewood
Executor of the estate of William
Harvey Gatewood deceasSS
j. w. Mullahey, Attorney.
Starting off with snap, the
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-04-18
NOTICE.

The odd Fellows and Rebekahs of
Ebert lodge will give an entertainment
ut l. O. O. h. hall on Saturday eve
ming, April 20, that being the Tooth an
rliversary of American odd Fellowship
TIE program will commence at $3.50
After the program the upper hall will
be gwen over to the guests for games
and tie lower hall for dancing, Or
games as they like. Everybody wei
come. Come and help MS to have n
good tine. COMMITTEE
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-04-18
Y. p. S. C. e. NOTES.

The Ebert Endeavor society Is now
ngaged in contest, lasting three
more weeks. The Navy" and Army
are fighting for all they are worth.
Come out next Sunday at Z 30 and
help one side or the other fight. Last
sunday there was a splendid meeting,
lver fifty present and fine music,
rhe Navy won by several hundred
points. We will look for you next
sunday. HYACINTH.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-04-18

Good will rules the new world n,
fear governed the old world Throuel
sharing food America helps make til,
whois world kla,
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-04-18
our roads arc ImrroyIng sIowly

Several from our neighborhood, Mr..
Murray and family, Gresham and sons
took in the celebration for the soldier
boys last Friday night II would be
fitting for us to celebrate for our three
or four boys in our district some time
in the future.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-04-18
ROY w. REEVES,
Corporal, s6th Company, Sixth
MaSineE.

Corp. Reeves, whose home is
with his mother. Mrs. j. w.
Reeves, 1860 Glamour avenue,
East San Diego, Cal, was dec
aFRted for an act of conspicu-
Gus intfepidity IN action with
the enemy near BiauG AOnt.
France, October 8, 1918. Dur
Ing stiffly contested hand gre
made fight Corp. Reeves saw a
grenade fall In the midst of FIVE
sf ,liE eGmrades. Without hest
tation he fusheq forward and
picked 1t up, hurting II from The
trench. The grenade exploded
few yards from his hand, wound
Ing him severely. hut his act
ayeFted injury to all of his com.
rades. sfr--t -. -v.-.44-
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-04-18
Correspondence
Byous Regular co.respondents
PERSiMM MONS.

We wonder. Mr. Editor, where yon
uncarthed our old worm eaten items,
some were six weeks old. Now how
can anybody tell which were our new
onesi
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-04-18

Miss Hattie Meade and c. p. Mel
son were married April 10 In Denver.
Miss Meade is a daughter of Mr.
Meade in this neighborfood.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-04-18

Food control male suhiclency f.on,
shortage, kept the rein on food prices.
care the nations tJU strength exer
else.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-04-18

The Elizabeth Garage company
conducted a Fordson plow demon
stration at Kiowa this week. A