Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1921-05-20

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Denver.
John Purden is still in bed, but
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Cornforth
spent several 4duys in Denver.
BUS Throop has quit school and
gone to work for Leo Basinski-
l james Medley is erecting a>bunBa-
How on hts ranch west ofatown. -
Chs. Larsen and family spent
,everal days at sedalia last week.
Ed Hayper of Fondis was trans
acting business in Ebert Friday.
A.. w. Miller. station agent, spent
Sunday In Denver with his family
The Phelps Grain Company VIII
.loss their elevator for the summer.
Mr.. and Mr.. John ciibon re-
TUNED from a Denver trip Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Kendall were
called TO Kaneas Tuesday,on account
Of sickness.
Marion Foote was in town one
day last week, renewing old &c
quaintances.
Mr.. Jamie esFoster and Miss Ida
Dietrich spent the weekend in
Colorado, Springs.
Prof. and Mrs. Andres sutoed &c
Denver Friday evening, after school
returning Sunday.
Mis-. Mamie Foster has returned
rom Elncot, Colorado, where she
has been teaching.
Mrs. Ethel Mills and son. Cecil
ave moved to Elizabeth to- make
heir future home.
Mrs. John Rhudy has gone to vt
Collins; she was accompanied pS
FRS. J. &c. Brazelton.
Charlie Kent has gone to okla
IONA, on account ,of the ferdoue
Illness Of his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Morgan Of
elizabeth spent Sunday in Ebert
taking In the ball game.
Mr.. Lorimer. Income TAX man
/. spending considerable time here
adjusting peoples income taxes.
Mr.. HnIburger, father Of Mrs. G.
;arsen.. who Is in Denver hospital
ls not doing as well as he should.
Mr.. Art Schmidt, formerly on the
Detwiler ranch, has moved to Route
Count, where he has taken up land
Mrs. Joseph Oaks ST.. who is In
Denver hospital, Is improvins
sreatly,and expects to be able to re-
urn home by the end Of the week
II. when coming into Gilbert. yor
observe q great dust cloud hangint
;,ver. the fair city, don't be- alarmed
the women are all cleaning house
Very heavy rainstorms. also; SONS
hail have been falling near. Gilbert
but only a small amounts'wss& had
here.
Mis-. Ella Burnside returned
Wednesday to Denver toIesune hei
studies after q few days visit WITT
home folks. Miss Ether Black &C
eompanied, her.
A. E. and w E.. Carver were
called from Denver Saturday night
On account OF the seious condition
II their mother, Mrs. Carver, whf
IS now improving.
| Mr.. T. F. Dolan, a linotype me
| .hanic from Denver. has given oul
machinery a thorough ,overhaulint
and we are once more able to ge
,ut our paper in the old way
| Mrs. Kirkpatrick. who has beef
| nursing at the Hans Laren home
| eturned- to Elizabeth Tuesday. The
1 Larsen children, are getting along
nicely now.
Quite a number of our young foil
| vent to the Fondis dance Saturda!
/ aight. There was good crowd
IN spite of the heavy rain that fel
\ here that evening.
I, Al Gabardi was slightly injured
by the tipping over Of the mill
WAGON, near the creamery, the reacf
breaking and the end OF the wager
-triking him in the back.
| Mrs. Frank Lamar is in Denve'
With her sister, Mrs. Tony Dietemanr
Nr. Dietemann has undergone al
,,peretion for foating kidney. he !:
\ getting along. nicely.
An enjoyable birthday party TO-
the young folks was given at this
heme Of. Mr. and Mrs. g. Musich
The occasion being the 18th birthds,
Of their daughter. Janice.
Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Dietrich and
,on,s Harold. autoed to the Under
wood Jewell ranch ten miles wesi
II Parker Monday; they brought
Grandms Mitchell hack with them.
Mr.. Clary of Bijou Basin brought