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tanned company this week.
Elmer Potter aud folks visited at
Palmer Lake over Sunday
District Court convened at Kiowa
Monday. with several interesting
cases on the docet
Miss Mary Weidner entertained
at Sunday dinner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Evans and Mr.. Ed Apple.
Mrs. Teats mother of Mrs. L. A.
Parenteau, was called to her home
last Wednesday on account of sick
ness.
X. s. Erkenbeck and family are To-
Gated at Huntington Beach, Cali
fornia. We have been advised to send
their paper to them there.
Gilbert Ahl has been in Denver
for the past couple of weeks under
the care of a doctor. He is expected
home by the first of next week
Miss Ruth Hart of Denver spent
the week end with home folks and
was in attendance at the Pavilion
dance Saturday night
The farmers are all busy at this
season. haying. cultivating and many
cutting their grain. Crops are TAX
ing on fine appearance. although.
late, since the halls of the past week
or more.
The water tank and mill which
was ordered by the Cemetery Asso-
citation through the Ali Motor &
Tractor Company. has arrived and
is ready to be set up.
Mrs. Boiler and babies and Miss
Twibell of Alamosa. visited from Fri
day till Monday at the home of their
cousin, f. l.. Brumbaugh and fam
lily. The ladies were on their way
, to Kansas.
Last week, we lead ourselves a.
stray by stateing that c. A. Nc
Cracken had sold o. N Segerstrom
an Eigin Six. from Are, himself we
learned of the mistake. Mr. Seq
erstrom is still driving Ford
Several citizens of Kiowa, we are
informed, have served an injunction
on the Consolidated school move
ment, which was recently voted and
carried by the taxpayers of the dis
tricts wanting consolidation.
Guy Holmes was rather unfortun-
ate this week to loose one of his
good milk cows from pneumonia.
The Powers Motion Picture Out
At which has been showing here at
Elizabeth since Monday, completed
its schedule Wednesday night and
pulled for Ebert where they will
show for three nights.
H. W. Crew and wife visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. ALL last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALL accompanied them
to Denver wheret hey took the train
for Palouse. Washington, where they
will visit with Mr.. Crews sister,
Mrs. S. r. Orsborn Mr.. Crew.
years ago was resident of Ebert
County; but is now making his
home in Colorado Springs.
The excavators working on the
school basement cmpleted the moving
of nearly 1000 cubic yards of dirt
and the leveling up in seven days
The sand is being hauled to the site
and the foundation footings are be-I
ing dug. and by all appearances and
with no drawbacks to hinder, the
basement walls and foundation will
be under way by next week.
Mr.. Jas. Ruth and son Forest and
Mr.. w. e. Irving and son Ernest of
Matheson were visitors at the F. l.. |
Brumbaugh home Sunday. Mr.. |
Irving is very strongly opposed to
the County Division Scheme, which
is being talked over the county now
a days.
A number the of farmers of this
vicinity are making plans on bull
ding silos; some who have already
one and two will build another one
The concrete silo seems to be more
popular among the feeders and
dairymen then the tile or stave silo.
o. E. Wintermeyer and family
autoed to Rouse. Colorado, last week
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Win
termeyer's sisters (nee Dorothy |
Grifnn) husband. They returned
the latter part of the week with Mrs. |
Griffin and Mrs. e. B. DeuPree, |
who will visit here with friends and |
relatives.
Harold Jenkins, while working |
with hay fork, in some way. struck |
himself over the right eye with one
of the tines, Harold, now. is car
rying a very ugly looking wound as
result. He thought for few days