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Ebert News Gossip

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w. T. Colbert and VIM. Foster are
on fishing trip.
Mrs. A. E. Carver of Denver has
been visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Minnie Oaks has been VISIT
ing her sister at Elizabeth.
Charlie o'Mara has undergone an
operation In Denver hospital
Lincoln played Elbert Sunday at
Elbert and beat the scrubs 6 to 10.
Roy Brown and Deputy Baldwin
took prisoner to Canon City Sat
urday.
We had three nights of Movie
Shows last were. which were good
and well attended.
Miss Neuman has gone to Denver
for couple of weeks visit with
friends and relatives.
Dee Pottinger's little child was
badly burnt Wednesday. DIR. Dem
ney is in attendance.
Mr.. p. A. Royston. a nephew OF T.
e. Royston, of Graham, Missouri,
is visiting him this week.
Miss Edith Corbett arrived Sun
day from Denver on visit with hsr
folks, near Commanche.
Mrs. d. R. Baldwin has returned
from the Springs where she has
been visiting her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Cornforth
and Mr. and Mrs. Smith have re-
turned from fishing trip.
Mr.. John Loutzenheiser returned
Monday to Kansas, after a few days
visit with his son and family.
There is strong talk of erecting Il
flour mill here. We understand
the plans are well underway.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Larsen and Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Larsen attended the
dance at Castle Rock Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corey and Mr.. and
Mrs Roy Carver were among those
Attending the supper given by the
Eastern Star at Kiowa.
Rev. Maston preached a couple of
nigh-s at the Christian Church. AID
then disappeared. leaving his preach
Ing contract unfinished.
The Kunze, Driever. Larsen and
Beckman families were cherry pick
ing near Parker last week, and came
back loaded with cherries.
Mrs. Alex Elsner of Ramah has
been visiting at Alex Brazeitons'
Mrs. Brazelton went to Ramah with
her for an indefinite visit
East Cherry was visited by cloud
burst Tuesday afternoon, washing
away bridges and doing much dam
age to meadows and hay.
Mr.. S. Musick has been appointed
manager at the Gates Store in Kiowa
Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ. Maroon spent
the first of the week in Denver.
Another great auto accident!
Jackie Harper and Glen Pierce
Glen ran against the garage. JACKIE
went head-first clean through TIE
windshield. Neither boy was hurt.
auto was slightly damaged.
The Grange received car of coal
Tuesday, which is being quickly
hauled off. The farmers are not
going to be caught empty-handed,
when threshing time comes.
Mrs. ]. X. Jerome left Sunday for
Denver where she will visit few
days and then return to San Fran
cisco. She has been spending a
few days here with her children, Geo.
Monez and Mrs. Irwin.
The Woodmen, at their regulsr
meeting decided to hold the election
of officers Tuesday. July 2eth, All
Woodmen should take this one i'm
portant night off and come to lodge
The Windsor Creamery have made
arrangement to receive cream and
milk, temporarily, in the large tent
which they have erected. A new
creamery building will be started at
once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Crosswhite and
baby while autoing on the highway
near Castle Rock were run into BY a
heavy touring car driven by drunk
en- bunch from Colorado Springs
Two boys were with the Crosswhites
and were badly injured. the drunks
escaped.
Elbert played Plumb Creek at Sc
dalia Sunday afternoon and won by
score of to 13. This was rec
ord game, as everyone seemed
against Ebert. The score stood
ITO in favor Of Plumb Creek in the
eighth inning, but in the ninth FL