Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-17
ELIZABETH NEWS.

| Ed Hughes and Doc. Stewart were
race meet visitors at Kiowa Satur-
day.
NJ ]. Tietjens and family were
entertaining relatives from Iowa this
week.
Miss McCarty was an Elizabeth
1 visitor Wednesday. also visiting at
the schools during the day.
Mr.. Wallace Glow and family of
I Denver were among the spectators
at the race meet last Saturday.
Gilbert Ali of the Ahl Motor &
Tractor Company, was seen demon
strating new Dodge Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Young, ac-
companied by Ernest Metzger, mot
ored to Denver and back Sunday af-
1 ternooE.
Miss Jessie Phillips left Tuesday
/ for Matheson, where she took charge
OF the Primary room, Wednesday, in
that town.
Mrs. j. p. Knapp, Sr., returned
home Thursday evening from Parker
where she has been for the past few
weeks doing nurse work.
Mrs. ]. l.. Mcclellan, Miss Laura,
Miss Ethel Reed, in company with
several other ladies made a shop
ping trip to Denver Wednesday.
A very interesting kitchen shower
was given at the home of Miss Ethel
Reed, in honor of Miss Laura Nc
Clellan, last Wednesday afternoon.
Win Erkenbeek. accompanied by
Mrs. OFT. autoed to Berthoud, Colo
rado, last week, being called there
on account of the Illness of his sis
ter, Mrs. Edd Wray.
E. w. Hughes, last week sold his
property, consisting of three acres
wing east of town, to Francis Wort
man, Francis, previously. had sold
his property here in town to Mr.
Morlan.
The Primary Election passed very
luitely in this precinct Tuesday. The
ballots were not all used, as many
Of our voters were unable to make
their presence, due to the heavy fal'
rush of work.
NJ" and Mrs. P. s. Miller, Jr., and
Ir. ann Mrs. Lewis h1nnert took a
ew days sojourn to Denver and rs
e3 Park this week. p. S. Miller -
vas in charge of the meat shop, dur
.ng his sons absence.
Elmer Potter Mr.. and Mrsr Elmer
Coeswell and Miss Gladys PembeI
autoed to Denver Saturday, for b
few days visit. Mr.. and Mrs. Cogs-
we'll returned to their home in 'Fort
Collins from Denver.
Monday morning, while riding {
lorn sled, Gordon X. Manning, work
ing for Roy Evans. was severely cut
iboye the right ankle, when his foo,
slipped over the edge of the knife
Or. Witter was summoned, who
dressed the wound, which required
several stitches.
i Our schools opened Monday will
an aggregate number of one hundred
thirty pupils and students enrolled
Six teachers make up the faculty
ial teacher coming soon. The dis
trict, when the new brick building
is completed, will be able to handle
at least a hundred and seventy-fiv,
proficient courses of learning. thai
can be obtained from any Consoi
idated School or High School.
The Race Meet held at Kiowa last
Saturday was very interesting fea
ture in many respects. The pro
gram of races was good. Fred AL
bin was the lucky parsonage in mos
of the races, his string of tracl
animals carrying off most of the priz
es. The crowd was immense, and
autoes parked on the ground was be
yond conception. approximately. e
nough machines were there, that il
parked side by side would have
extended clear around the exterior
of the half-mile track. The relay
foot race between Kiows and Eliza.
beth, five men to the team, was lost
by Elizabeth in the last lap. wheT
Forsyth fumbled the spoon on his
getaway. In the evening, at the
Albin ranch. in the neighborhood oi
17O tickets weres old for the dance
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