The Elbert County tribune., 1920-03-19
EBERT NEWS.

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Roy Brown has bought the old ]. B.
King property, recently occupied by
Lawrence Conarroe family.
Glen Brown has bought the butcher
shop In Kiowa and Will sever his con
nection with the Gates Co. We wish
him good luck.
| James Barnes of Sugar City is visit
ing here.
Mrs J. o. Mills has moved into the
house recently occupied by the Wheel
er family.
Mrs. n. C. Wheeler has moved out to
her daughters, Mrs. VIM. McCauley.
| u, NJ. Maroon is transacting business
in Denver this week.
Mrs. Louie Notz of Denver is taking
care of her niece, Mrs. Allen Carna-
han, who is very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Huston returned
from the East Sunday.
John Milburn made business trip TO
Deuyer Monday.
Mr.. McCune has leased his coal mine
at Fondis to company who will n
once put in big machinery to extract
coal products, in which the Fondis coal
is rich Captain Edwards, geologist,
and renowned expert on coal, heads
the company
Up to date we have had more wintry
weather during March than we had
during the whole month of January.
Mrs. Palmer, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. WTockloff, returned to
Denver Tuesday afternoon.
Tractor demonstrations have been
taking place around town this week.
Mr.. VIM. Renkin has sold his house,
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know what he intends TO do.
Bluebrds and robins have arrived al
last nearly two weeks late, probably
due to the stormy March weather.
Miss Elsie Olinger of Elizabeth Wis
tied one day this week with Miss Tina
Griffin.
George Griffin returned Monday
from California, where he has been for
several weeks. He says California is
fine for those who have plenty of kale.
Mrs. A. f. Lewis hurt her finger very
severely through an accident.
Mr. It. A.. Eickhoff and Miss Agnes
Mara, the teacher, went to Denver
on business, Tuesday
The Rebekah and odd Fellow enter
tainment was greatly enjoyed, especial
\ ~ the cake and ice cream. The re-
mainder of the evening was spert In
card laying.
d. Il. Burnside went to Denver Tues
day to get his daughter who Is now
well again and out OF quarantine.
John Brazelton of Iowa is visiting
| his brothers here
Lewis and John Brazelton autoed to
Monument Tuesday.
Harvey Gatewood and family have
returned TO this neck of the woods and
has rented his ranch for the coming
year.
Place your want ads in the columns
of the Trubine for quick results.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Jewell and son
and Miss O'AIara visited at the Mona
mara home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Gatewood have
moved on small truck farm near Den
yer.
VIM. Brown arrived Saturday from
F'lorescent, where he has been all win
ter
Hart Severine and his sister re-
turned to Fountain, Colo, Sunday. aft
er visit with the Galor and whiting
families.
Mrs. Carl Elsner's mother, Eis.
Lewis, is visiting her daughter and
new son-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Danks and daughter,
| Mrs. Agnes George, and Robert Denny
motored from the Springs and spent
| Sunday at the Denny home.
Miss Lucy Galor is helping at the
| Beulah hotel.
For Sale-Kitchen cabinet See Mrs.
VIII Larsen, Ebert, Colo.
/, For sale or viii trade for milk COWS
two mammoth jacks.
\ G. Il. Allen, Ebert, Colo.
The City Drug Store has Installed a
new ten-foot Grammar fountain. They
now have one of the most up-to-date
drug stores in the county.
| For Sale-1919 Buick automobile,
I only run 1000 miles, good as new a
| bargain. l will demonstrate. Phone or
write. Theo. Neuman, Ebert, Colo.