Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-05-27
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. Harrison Collins was visiting
friends in Gilbert Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Corey visited
in Denver one day this week.
Miss Esther Black is visiting in
Colorado Springs this week.
Charlie Wright is again at the
iaw-mill on the Lamar ranch.
Mias Georgia Blakley is visiting
relatives at Kiowa this week.
Mrs. c. A. Morris had quite a sick
7pell Sunday, she is better now.
Mr.. Francis Elsner of Denver is
nut to visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. Roy Brown and two little
,hildren are visiting in Denver this
week.
Mrs. Roy Carver and Miss Tina
Griffin were Kiowa visitors Satur-
lay.
Mrs. Edith Rinnert has been visit
ing several days at the Tom Cantril
home.
Theo. Neuman, made a business
trip to Denver Monday, returning
Tuesday.
Jack Harper says that his shoe
shining business is rushing. Come
one and all.
Mrs Maggie Barnes of Sugar City,
Colorado, is visiting friends and rel
ltives here.
DR.. Eaz,erly, Veterinary, made a
professional trip ito the Conrad Pet
,rson ranch Sunday.
George Whiting and family OF
Denver visited his mother, Mrs.
Lucy Whiting, Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Oaks Sr. returned on
sunday from the hospital in Denvei
very much improved
Mr.. and Mrs w. E. Carver visited
srandma Carver the first of the weel
being her birthday.
Miss Emma Dodd, Denver nurge
md niece of Alex Brazelton, is Wis
iting him for few days.
Frank Hoepner of Colorado
Springs was out to look after his in
ereSts mere on saturday.
Mr.. Eli Roberts, an old timer Of
Cherry Creek, in very i'll and is be-
ing attended by DIR. Denny.
The Ebert baseball team played
Franktown Sunday at Franktown,th the
,core being IL to 22 in favor of Ell
bert.
The Gilbert Juvenile baseball team
played Parker Jr. team Saturday,
he score being to 10 in favor of
| Parker.
The Ebert Grange had rousine
meeting here last Saturday. We
hear that several candidates were
Initiated.
Mrs. George Allison visited her
'ather in Colorado Springs, who is
in very poor health. Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. McCahley and Mrs. Eta
Dietrich took dinner with Grandma
Wheeler Monday, the occasion being
the older lady's birthday.
Mira. F. H. Lamar returned from
Denver Thursday; she reports that
Tony Dietemann, who had an opera
lion last week, is doing nicely.
The program given at the School
House Friday (Mother's Day. was
very good and greatly enjoyed; all
teachers deeerve credit for good
york accomplished
c. P. Kendall returned from Kan
las Friday, where he had been called
on account of the serioAs illness of
his brother, who, however, was
greatly improved when he left there
Chas. Kent returned from Okla
hcms Tburrday. after seeing his ag-
ed mother, who was suffering from
CLOTHING of the blood, she was much
improved when he left her. although
her condition is still serioua.
The store az Slmla was broken In
% Monday night, over $4,000. 90
worth of goods were piled up to pc
taken, but at this juncture some
thing must have happened, as the
thieves fled; one leaving his hat in
the store, the hatless-one and an nc
complete were arrested in the garage
and taken into custody; these. how
ever. are not the only ones impli-
Gated, evidence shows that very
large auto figured In the game, this
car and its occupants have not been
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