Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1921-03-04

Mrs. Phil Miller was Denver pas
senger Monday morning.
G. r. Holt was an out-of-town WIS.,
itor for several days last week.
Miss Esther Metz spent Saturday
land Sunday visiting with friends in
Colorado Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Apple were Den
yer visitors over Saturday and
Sunday
Mrs James Forsyth went to Den
yer Sunday morning, returning the
same evening.
Mrs. Luplow has been spending
couple OF weeks visiting at the j.
F. Mauldin home.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. F.. Brumbaugh
and daughters were Castle Rock Wis
itors Sunday afternoon.
MisIes Kleeman and Reed were
entertained al six o'clock dinner
ner Tuesday evening by Miss Gene
We've Gleason.
Mr. p A. Chenot arrived Satr-
day to spend n few days with her
daughters, Mrs. John Anderson and
Mrs. VIII Mauldin.
Mrs. Jas. w. Martin OF Wray,
Colorado, arrived Monday morning
for "A visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Ms j. L. Mcclellan
If anyone offers us bargains like
we're offering you we try to make
him prove it. Try us. Russell
Gates Mere. Co.
Mrs Nellie Mann was n pleasant
caller at Mrs. Burners Wednesday
evening; she is assisting Mrs. Fred
Albin with her spring work
Miss Chlstina Kleeman of Den
yer came out last Friday morning to
attend the wedding of her brother,
Carl, and is spending few days
with Miss Ethel Reed.
Far be It from us to try to tell you
what you should do-but-well.
read our ad in this issue and decide
for yourself Russell Gates Mere.
Co.
If you don't receive one OF our
Bargain Bulletins this week, please
let us know so we can put you on
our mailing list. Russell Gates
Mere. Co.
Mrs. ]. p. Knapp. Sr. and Jr. and
Mrs. l.. F. Brumbaugh spent a very
pleasant afternoon Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Fred Lafferty.
II f. Renick, Superintendent of
the northern divisions of the C. & 8.
Railroads, died last week at his
home in Los Angeles, California. OF
Brights Disease.
We Scribe autoed to Denver Mon
day, in company with father and
mother. who attended Tuesday, the
funeral of their brother. r. L. Glow
IF 1871 York Street
A. w. Talbot and w. v. Kennett
Monday shipped seventy-seven head
Of fine hogs to Denver We are IN
formed that the top price is some
what higher than of late, and this
shipment will likely bring top price
IS hogs are not being marketed very
readily at this time.
The younger church workers of
the Elizabeth community are organ
izing a c. II. Society, the meetings
20 be held in the Church Annex, ev-
sry Sunday evening, preceding the
regular church services II the priv
ilige of any young person to come
into this well meaning society. The
mean success for the organization
and also above all, the realization If
| its plans of work.
Mess Beamus, Case and Kennedy
and editors of the papers in the re-
spective towns, were visitors here
md at Kiowa Saturday working for
the interest of the journalistic ficfu
These men are organizing. the Cen
trail Editorial Association, growing
out of the State Editorial Association
The new organization will embrace
the counties of Arapahoe, Douglas
| and Ebert counties as well as the
her various counties of the CEN
sal part of the state. A big ban
auet is to be rendered Saturday af-
ternoon at the Albany Hotel. Denver
| for the editors of this territory.
Mr. Robinson. manager of the
Gates local store. met with slight
but very expensive accident last
/ Saturday afternoon, while enrout to
! Denver. He had drivens seyera!
II. lies west fom town. when round
imr corner of the road, he teie-
scoA ,ed a front wheel of his big Hud-