The Elbert County tribune., 1919-04-04

huppy COUPLE
VIII Erkenbeck loaded car with
potatoes for the Denver market the
last few days.
Fred Talbot and wife visited with
Harry Talbot and wife last Friday.
C. F. Wight was helping Myrn
few days recently.
Harry Talbot installed milking ma
chine last week.
Mr.. Coressell returned from his trip
to Ohio last Thursday. The family
met him in Denver.
Albert Wight and family motored
down near Parker Friday to attend a
sale there.
Mrs Gertrude Mourning came over
to Elizabeth Tuesday to see her faith
er, Mr.. LAWN, who has been sick for
some time. He accompanied her home
for a visit.
Mrs Clemmons is at the Mrs. Cook
home for u few days.
ne InOot VI tHe NOunliy toWh
people are attending the public sale
at Frank Miller's today (Thursday)
Married-Miss Hazel Crowfoot and
Mr.. Fred Talbot, March 23rd, 1919.
Both the young folks formerly lived
here and are well known here. They
have built nice new home ON a part
of Mr.. Talbot's place near Wheatridge,
where they will at once go to house
keeping The many friends here wish
them long and happy life.
Tom Fahrion is loading his car pre-
paratory to move to Routt county.
Frank Garlands and Frank Miller's
families were entertained at the Ech-
elberger home Sunday.
Mrs Lohmeir returned home from
Illinois last week.
The Olsen Bros. have new Ford
truck.
Died-Mrs. Bertha Williams at her
home north of KiOwa, Wednesday,
March 2Sth. Deceased was q sister
of Miss Petra Thompson, who is well
known here. Interment was in the
LllZdDtln CtIUeltTy
Died-Sunday, March 30th, Mrs.
Mary Mcclure Cook at her home east
of Kiowa Three daughters survive
her, her husband having died several
years ago.
When the Ole Olsen family were
in Denver several days ago attending
the funeral of Mr.. Olsen's aunt, their
automobile was struck by another car
and turned over, Mr.. Olsen suffered
head bruises, Mrs. Olsen's back was
hurt, also their baby and another
woman and the husband of the aunt
to be buried, sustained serious injuries,
as they were in the Olsen car.
G. Bentley has bought his old place
back and will move there soon.
Mr.. Hewitt took a load of his be-
longings to his newly acquired ranch
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo Mayberry spent
Sunday at NJ. L. Wight's.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Lou Weiss of Kiowa
went to Denver Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Rinner. came
home from Aurora tire first of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Steckel and Mrs
Clark spent Sunday at Gabe Clark's
in Kiowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bush and child
ren, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wight and
children were entertained at the Cor
resell home.
Gilbert Achl called to see his old
friend, Myrn Wight, Monday. Gil
bert has been transferred to Aurora
and has a furlough for a few days.
CAMERON NOTES.
Elmer Oils is again holding down
job at Archie Richardson's.
Chas Litherland started farming on
the old Wolf place the first of this
/, week.
) win Oils was on the Elbert market
with load of hogs last Monday.
John Christian was hauling baled
hay from Elbert the first of the week.
Dee Pottenger, assisted by H. Hopp-
man. started the erection of his new
!, dwelling house this week.
Remember the meeting to be held
\ next Saturday afternoon, April 5, in
z the room under the Grange hall in Ell