Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-08-05

MT fatcneEs mas been helping
Mac" unload coal and shingles.
Mrs. L. A. Parenteau was a Den
yer visitor several days this week.
Master Cecil Mills was a passeu-
ger for Ebert Wednesday evening
The coal output. in the state de-
creased twenty-five percent during
June.
Germany is now shipping more
goods to this country than any other
European nation.
A number of Elizabethites atten-
ded the Chautauqua held in Kiowa
last and this week
Colorado has a record crop of
corn, spring wheat, potatoes and
apples this year.
Phil Miller brought out Tuesday
from Denver his Buick, which has
been undergoing repairs.
Lew Miller of Lower Running
Greek delivered a fine herd of cattle
here Monday for shipment.
Frank Jenkins, who has been
helping in the harvest fields in Kan
sas, returned Tuesday evening.
We can always learn something
from fool, so let's not get it into
our heads that we know it all
Will Erkenbeck autoed to Denver
Thursday morning and returned in
company with Mr.. and Mrs Moore
Miss Stewart OF Denver came out
Thursday evening to visit for a few
days with her sister, Mrs. Phil Mil
Ter.
The Ladies' Aid met Thursday az
ternoon at the home of Mrs. w =.
Potter. Mrs. Victor Moore was as
sisting hostess.
Agriculture ranks first as a
source of revenue in the Argentine
Republic, with the live stock in
Iustry following
Mrs. Harry Olson and neice, Miss
rene Brumbaugh, are spending the
week, visiting with her sister. Mrs.
Paul AverilI, of Broomfield
The Rock Island R. R. officials
estimate 10000 cars will be re-
luired on their Colorado division to
handle the wheat crop. an increase
of nearly so percent over 1920.
We still have lot of good dimen-
Fion lsmber, which we are selling at
considerable less than regular
prices. The Russell Gates Mer-
'antile Company, Elizabeth, Colo.
Bill ~Wortman has finished three
arge bulletin signs for the Ahl Mo
tor & Tractor Company. These
signs are very tastey and conspicu-
ous and will be placed at points on
zach of three main highways, lead
into town.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paschal and
wo children of Luray, Kansas, ar
rived here Wednesday evening for
an extended visit with the form
7r's sister, Mrs Frank Jenkins, and
other relatives.
The worlds largest ship the Ma
iestic, soon to be operating between
an American port and Europe, is
$50 feet in length, breadth, 110 feet
draft, 40 feet The ship will
have capacity for 1886 passengers
and will carry a crew of 1900.
Plans have been made for ball
room, theatre, winter garden, res
.aurant, Pompeiian swimming bath,
gymnasium, tennis court, conserva-
tory and kennels.
Leslie Brumbaugh rolled into
town Wednesday afternoon, from
Kansas. Les Says that in the larg
sr towns he was told that business
in his line druggists, has been
dull and in the last few days tho
has picked up little.
Taking an average family incc1e
for last year of $50, exclusive of
farmers. as indicated by the last re-
turns, the total cost of government
IS going to be about 40 percent Of
the family income for the year
-tarting next month
Mr. George VonOston of Denver
came out Thursday night to spend
4 few DAYS at the home of his
laughter. Mrs. Minnie Huber. MI.
Won Oston is past nintv wears Of
age and is rather spry old gent
vet.
in mind that you are bourd
to have some shrinkage and waste
If you store you- grain and that we
are equipped to handle 1t dire.t
from the thresher on the least Dos-
sible margin Of nroht The Rus