Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-05-28
ELIZABETH NEWS.


DR.. A. Bell returned Sunday eve--
| ing from business visit to Denver.
Several Elizabethites attends j
Church Services at Kiowa Sunday
evening.
Mr. John Smith, General MANAGER
of the Gates line of stores. was Wis.,
ing in Elizabeth last week.
| Fred l.. Albin of Kiowa broug t
his mother to Elizabeth last Frida
where she took the train for Denvs
DR.. Wolfenberger. Dentist will nc
in Elizabeth Monday May 31st, s.
stead OF June 8, and In Ebert Jua.
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| Miss Nena Blumer arrived hone
last week. having completed a sur
cessful term of teaching in a COS
solidated school at Tinmath.
DR.. and Mrs. w. S. Bennett visitel
with friends in Elizabeth last wee
They are on their way. autoing 70
to Los Angeles from Ohio.
Mrs. C. E. Miller of Lower Rua
ming Creek is the proud possessor
new 1920 Ford. purchased from
the Carver Motor Company.
B. U. Jamison, cashier OF the 10
cal State Bank. is still quite indi
posed and Is unable to be about h
banking business as he wishes.
Mr.. Carl Kleeman and Miss Ne
Mauldin were Denver visitors recen
tly. You'll have to ask them abolt
the trouble they encountered Will
enroute
P. p. Patterson is now membHr
of the road crew, having taken tn.
Job last week. This particular crew
and outfit is making a wonderful I'M.
provement on our country roads II
this territory.
The Carver Motor Company STAR
ed this week to enlarge their Garage
building back to the alley way
The Sexson contract crew is doing
the work
The Wetmore well drilling outfit
went south Tuesday morning, where
lft will be kept at work for severa
days ON various ranches on Prospef-
ity Ridge. -7
X. A. Davidson, after a tour of sil
months, over the United States, ar
!, rived in Elizabeth last Saturday. ROY
: Is looking fine as fiddle. Mrs
Davidson is visiting with relative
at Ramah.
julius Wintermeyer. recently
leased his ranch on Big Dry Creek Il
the Sheafer Brothers, who immedi
ately took CONTROL. julius will &c
to Denver and commence in the com
mission business, buying cattle.
The American Legion dance, giver
at the Grey Hound Ranch by Posi-
No. 80, was a strong drawing card
for last Saturday night. During
the morning hours vicious rair
lcame, and caused the joy seeker:
much grief in getting home. Car
after car became stalled in the mud
which bedecked the roads, and the
crowd reported home through the
time beyween $50 and IL m.
The Salvation Army is closing q
drive for funds, to enbale this noble
institution to keep up its charitable
work. The people of Elizabeth and
vicinity are well aware of the fact
what this organization means and is
doing, and have pledged their quota
with a plus sum.
| Mrs. Harry Christensen enter.
tanned Monday Miss Dill and her pu-
pills at picnic party at her rancn
home; the occasion being her oldest
sons birthday. About tbirty-fve
were present and enjoyed the outing
Immensely.
Geo. Mcclellan was taken sick
Tuesday at noon, and Wednesday.
night became so bad, a high fever
complicating, that he becme uncon-
cious. AS far as we can learn, the
sickness seems to be poisoning at
tack.
Roy McCracken was taken to Den
yer Saturday to undergo an Ex-Ray
| examination. The examination re-
vealed very good news. no skull
bruises showing up. The left optic
nerve was badly inflamed and injured
which caused Roy his greatest suf.
fering. He will be obliged to wear
glasses for sometime, to straighten
the iris of his eye. which, through
the compact of the ball, had become
turned. Roy is getting along fine.
When people get so, that they are
| at all times feeling themsaIuaa 4rna