Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-20

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70 D DsssS rla gsf iss4asy after :
visit here with his, children. 80
lr' Miss sfsis{eE u Hoqdland, 4 Kansss5,
iias been visi 9bngol@s Yrs ST fqn1o fa 10
! Miss Kathleen Fox "A form r TEACH
: 81, is yisftipE, ct ,the, Iepndy .home.n,d
II Lawfencs vG9parroer and famil
i,autoed I'd Peytqn nMenday iaftsspoaIs,
psMr. and Mfs "a a.ncprpfozth spep,.
!, Sunday tI hsyp'a Head Mountain
W. c. Whiting has been very sicl.
the past week. but 6isi now able to
sit up. a.w sns,~'
Mr.. G. kellogg ia the new manager
for the Ebert Lumber and Grain
| Company.
Miss Bertha Deaver of Colorado
Springs is visiting her friend Miss
Mary Gibson.
| Ralph Brazelton and Orlie Crouch
have been working at the school
cleaning up.
| Born on Saturday, August 18th,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Cantril, a boy.
All doing well.
| Dell Georgia, who has been danger
otsly i'll, is able to sit up though still
a very sick man.
Mr.. Henry Renken of Talmadge.
Nebraska, is here visiting his cous-
in. VIII Renken.
Adolph Berchenger. trained
nurse OF Denver. is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. John Flurer.
There will be another barn dance
at the Hoppman ranch, Saturday
evening. September 4th.
! Mrs. Nina Purden spent several
days In Denver last week, returning
much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Driever, Mel
lie and Cy Cole autoed to Berthoud
Tuesday, returning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Jewell are now
very comfortable located at Kearney,
Nebraska, and doing we'll.
Elmer Watts, at one time a resi-
dent of this community, is in a Den
yer Hospital, not expected to live
THE c. E. Banquet at the Christ
ian Church Tuesday night was well
attended and highly enjoyed by all
Miss Edna Epler of Gooding, Id
aho, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Epler, is visiting at George Lundy's.
Miss Rae Browman of Greeley
who has been visiting Miss Neuma1.
left for her home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Van Cleve, who has been
nursing her father, Dell Georgia,
returned to her home in Boulder,
Thursday.
VIM. nenken and family left on
Tuesday for Talmadge, Nebraska,
where they will make their future
home.
L. II. Driever received word last
week of the sudden death of his
nephew, Elmer Driever of Hitchcock
Oklahoma.
Quite number of liberties at
tended Gus Fuchs Barn Dance. near
Fondis, which was very enjoyable
affair
Elberts' second nine played the
Dzuars' nine near Calhan. Sunday.
The Ebert boys were defeated, the
score being 10 to 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Burnside Of
Salt Lake City are here visiting with
Mr.. Burnsides' brothers. they made
the trip In their auto.
Threshing machines are oiling up.
preparing to handle Elbert's bum
elevators are working overtime pre-
pairing to receive the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones and Adm ac-
companied by the Allen family from
do Springs, Cannon City and Salida
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Mccormick
and baby of Pittsburg. Pa, are Wis
iting at the w. W. Gibson home Mr.
Mccormick is the famous singer
Mrs Mccormick is 8 sister of Mrs
Gibson -.
The Ebert School will start
Tuesday. September 7th. The kid
dies are putting in overtime at the
'"ol' swimming hole'-trying to get
all the fun possible out of the re-
manning few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Howe Blosser of La
Mar, Colorado, Miss H. Barnes and
Miss Esther Phinney of Moskugee,
Oklahoma, and j. S. Blosser of AL
rora. are visiting at the Bowser
home.