Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-11-05
ELIZABETH NEWS.


Elizabeth visitors Monday morning.
Ernest, Henry and George Boston
came out from Denver Sunday even
ing.
Jas. F. Mauldin was a Denver
business visitor Saturday and Sun
day. t
Miss Maude Rankeillor was a Den
yer visitor over Saturday and Sun
day.
B. II. Gleason OF Kiowa was n
business visitor to Elizabeth Mon
day.
Mrs. Blanchard's Sunday School
Thursday night at their teachers S
home.
Walt Peterson is building large
water tank. inclosed for Win Shep-
herd, at his home in the south part
OF town.
The Davis public sale was fairly
well attended. Friday, even though
the temperature was hovefing a
round that said freezing point.
Ed Apple made a two-day trip to
Denver, this week, where he had
dental work done. Jim Forsyth
carried mail while Ed was away.
The little girls of the Sunday
| school held Halloween party in
the annex of the church last Satur-
day afternoon.
H. w. Sexson, we learn will sue.
coed Il. c. Jones as manager of the
Gates store here. Miss Hattie Hoov-
er as vice-manager.
Mr. Harold Talbot and Miss Mary
Weidner, who are attending colleges
in Denver, came home Saturday eve
ling to spend the week end with
home folks.
school. graduate of Elizabeth. stop
ped over for few days visit with
friends, .enroute from his home In
Canada to Texas, where he will tend
o matters for his father.
The Republican as a last good
MEASURE. held a rally in the Town
Hall Saturday evening. Several
pronounced speakers from Denver
we're In the. house. and discussed the
lros and cons of their planks and
,ther issues Of the campaign. -..,'
l.. F. Brumbaugh. Friday finished
small job of plastering for AL Reck
II Kiowa. and Wednesday of this
week commenced lathing, preparat-
Dry to plastering, the new farm
dwelling, going up ON the Idylweiss
Stock Farm.
given by the boys OF the American
Legion last Saturday night was at
,ended by a large crowd of young
merry makers. This affair is the
first one of it's kind to be given by
the boys in their hall here in Eliza
beth.
Il. l.. Leonard came up from his
nome in Arizona last week and spent
several days looking after his inter
| ests here. Mr.. Leonard says his
family is in the best OF health and
that Mrs. Leonard has gained six
teen pounds since arrival in Arizona.
ID. Hart ad daughter, Miss Ruth
arrived home Monday evening. Mr..
Hart has been visitig with relatives
on the Western Slope, and Miss Ruth
came home to cast her vote. She re-
turned to Denver Tuesday afternoon.
Professor Ratliff. Monday even
ing, when nearing the end OF his
route. accompanied by several of the
scholars, had very narrow escape.
when descending hill, the lights
on the bus went out, obliterating the
road for the driver, as result the
car hit sand pile and turned over.
Mr.. Ratliff was cut and bruised in
several places. the others of the par
ty were unhurt, the car was damag-
ed badly.
The West Side Garage has install
led turning-lathe, which will be
in readiness soon for the service of
its customers. This sort of ma
chinery has been heart felt want
to many in this country. and is the
only one we know of between Denver
and the Springs, in the Divide Coun-
try.
Jask Hammnod met with a bad ac-
cident last Thursday, which could
have proved very fatal, only to good
fate. Jack was riding a horse in
and around some of the farm machin-
cry. when the horse fell with him.
causing his head to hit the end of
! a binder toungue. Jack picked him