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Ebert News Gossip


er visiting her this week.
Charles Larsen and family autoed
to Castle Rock Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ Naron and
John Purden autoed to Denver Mon
7 day
| John Guthels is busy hauling sand
for the building of the now cream
cry
The Windsor Creamery business
is now being conducted in a large
tent.
AL Gabardi was visiting friends?
at Colorado Springs Saturday and
Sunday.
Homer Roberts shipped a couple
Of cars of hne fatcattle to Denver
Tuesday.
Mrs. Nina rurden who has been
quite sick. Sunday and Monday, is
much better
Mrs. ]. L. Baldwin expects to 20
on a visit TO the mountains with
her son, Ed.
Earl Oaks and several others at
tended the baseball league meeting
at Castle Rock.
Mrs. Addie Grey a sister Of Mrs.
Nina Purden. arrived from Yampa.
Colorado. on a visit.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Diete-
mann, at the J. c., Grouse horne.
July II, an eleven pound boy.
Mrs. Graham and children. who have
been visiting at the Denny home. re-
turned to Denver Sunday morning
]. l.. Baldwin drove a we'll for NJ.
Anderson this week. striking the
second fow OF water at seventeen
feet.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Burnside Of
Boulder. Colorado. visited at r. c.
Carver's and Ford's, also calling on
Ebert friends Saturday.
Mrs. Lena .Draks. of shelbyYille,
Missouri. arrived Tuesday to visit
with her sister. Mrs. A C. Ford, aud
also relatives near Denver
Next Tuesday. the Woodmen viii
install their newly elected officers.
Refreshments will be served. each
member is requested to bring a lit
tie to eat.
Mr.. John Rhudy and daughter.
Mrs. J. c. Brazelton. have returned
from Excelsior Springs. Missouri.
where they went from st. Joseph, af-
ter the death of Mrs. Rhudy
A -four mill for Ebert is now an
assumed fact. Nearly all stock has
been sold and lots have been pur-
chased. The building and ma
chinery will cost ten thousand dol
lars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corey, Mr.. and Mrs
Gatewood. and Miss Lillian MeIburn
and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gile left Sat
urday for an outing to Cheesemsn
Dam and returned Monday They
4 report having had a splendid time
Mr.. Burktrum of Parker has the
/ contract OF building a new creamery
for the Windsor Creamery Company.
The building will be 40X6o feet and
built of cement and tile. Workmen
are now busy building the founda-
ton.
One OF the heaviest cloudbursts
rain and hail fell at Franktown Sun
day afternoon in sections east Of
there the hail fell to depth OF four
inches and washed up In banks 3
and feet deep. completely destroy
ing all crops and even the grass.
A Q. Harmon, our faithful C. G. S.
agent, was checked out WEDNESDAY,
having resigned his position here,
and expects to make his future homo
in San Diego, California, with his
brother. Mr. Harmon has taken a
number of vacations in the last two
years and improved in health but
eyerytime he. comes back to Elbert,
he breaks down, the altitude being
too high for him He has now,
permanently resigned we are very
sorry to loose him.
The Fourth OF July was celebra-
ted at Fondis last Saturday. the 23,
All business houses in Elbert closed
down for the occasion A ve~y
large crowd attended unfortunately
another of those heavy Fondis rains
occurred, which spoiled the program
of the lay, The ball game. between
Ebert and Calhan was not finished,
only few innings were played with
Ebert in the lead. All our citizens