The Elbert County tribune., 1919-06-13

u mon church, sunday, at p
m. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. p. II. Mulligan is slowly i'm
proving.
Roy Brown shipped two cars of cat
tie Monday.
A heavy hail fell in the Table Rock
country Monday.
Coupon bonds are ready for delivery
at the bank.
Mrs. J. S. Evans is critically Ill in a
hospital at Colorado Springs.
Charlie Melburn had his hand badly
crushed Monday.
| Lewis oakes returned Monday from
the hospital, feeling good.
MIR. w. w. Gibson returned home
Sunday night from Denver.
Earl Oaks is suffering with very
hard attack of rheumatism.
Miss Carrie Schimpf is in Denver
buying for the Gates Co.
Richard Elsner has installed tank
and water system in his residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Lundy are visit
ing George at the home place.
Eyler Rasmussen has accepted po-
sition with the Ebert Garage Co.
Very many of our citizens and farm
ers are attending the tractor show this
week.
Quite a number of our young folks
attended the dance at Elizabeth Satur-
day
DIR. Denny and family, Mrs. Orin and
Maurice We're Denver shoppers on Fri
day.
Richard Elsner and family and Thos.
Williams and family visited Carl at
Ramah Sunday.
For Mccormick Moving ma
chine, in good running order; cheap.
(Jobn Flurer)
L. c. Perkins of Fondis has pur-
chased the Collins property in the
south end of town.
Richard Maui of Comanche is haul
ing lumber from the car for Jake Hef-
fly, who is building
Mrs. Aug. Dietrich has gone to Sc
dalia to spend II month with her sister,
Mrs. Underwood Jewell.
For Sale-Graded shorthOrn bull,
old enough for service. &. W. Lundy.
Box 317, Ebert, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Neuman and Miss
Emmo autoed to Denver Tuesday to
see the great tractor exhibition.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Wrockloff re-
turned Saturday from pleasant visit
in Denver with relatives and friends
The ball game between Cherry and
Ebert Sunday resulted in a tie in the
third inning, the rain stopping the
game.
The condition of Mr. James George
become such that ii was necessary Tor
DIR. Rogers and Roy Brown to take him
to Pueblo.
Miss Nila Allison arrived at home
Thursday from Grand Junction, where
she has been going to high school the
past three years.
Jasper Hill, returning from Encamp
ment, stopped on his way back to the
coast to visit his aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs L. Il. Baldwin.
Fred Burnside and family, of Sugar
City, visited here with his brother A.
Il. Burnside Miss Ella accompanied
them back on a short visit.
The son of Hardy Decker at Neder-
land has graduated from high school.
| Also Ray Hollems daughter of Rifle,
| Colo, graduated from high school.
| Mrs. r. K. Erwin, writing to friends
here, states that they are homesick for
Ebert and would come back If there
was an opening for them here. They
are not at Kearney, Neb.
| Beginning Sunday, June % to 26.
Ia missionary priest will hald a
mission in the Sacred Heart church
in Ebert. Every one is cordially in
vited to attend these meetings.
For the two weeks ending May 81,
the Windsor Farm Dairy Co. paid TO
Elbert patrons the sum of $500. the
factory receiving in two weeks 10000
gallons of milk and 5000 pounds of
butter fat.
| Woodmen decoration services were
observed In conjunction with the Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs in the /. o. o. y