Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-06-03
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Mrs. NJ. Kavanaugh has been very
i'll. but is slowly improving at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Wight enter
tained Monday their children and
families.
An extraordinary hailstorm fell
in the vicinity of north of Kiowa
Monday
Don't forget about the school cleo
tion in the after noon of Saturday,
June 4th.
Miss McCarty of Kiowa was a
mong those present at the Com
mencement
Cory Gates of Denver was a
business visitor in our town the
first of the week.
Miss Hettie johnson, our English
and Dramatic High School teacher
left for home this morning.
Reports from Boulder states tnar
members of the A. v. Coonradt fam
ily are ill with the measles.
Express yourselves. Saturday, June
4th. for the school election, at the
schoolhouse. from l till p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Brumbaugh
and mother, Mrs. ]. P. Knapp, Sr..
were Denver visitors last Saturday
The Gates Company celebrated
Sunday and Monday, invoicing their
stock for the first half of the year.
Mr.. l.. c. jenkins returned hone
TUESDAY evening in company with
his daughter, Miss Thelma, from Ft.
Collins.
Emil and Joe Skrivanek of Dem
yer were meeting old friends IN
Elizabeth Sunday and Monday of
this week.
Several of our farmer friends de-
luyered hogs the first of the week to
Miller & Faber The hog market
we understand is shot to pieces.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mayberry
entertained brother and sister
from Henderson, Colorado, during
the weekend.
Mrs. Joe Carver and children aud
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Apple of Denver
visited Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Mamie Weidner.
Dean Cox of the Commanche coun-
try, visited Sunday with his sister,
Miss Jessie Cox, who is working at
F. F. Workman home.
Miss Jessie Phillips came home
Saturday from Matheson, where she
the day previous completed very
successful term of school teaching.
Sunday morning and evening, two
Gospel teams from Denver will have =
charge of church services. in the in
terest of Christian Endeavor. The
services will be conducted at the
town hall.
The new windmill and supply
was erected by Mart Chairman on the
Cemetery Grounds last week This
is a conspicuous improvement, and
will mean much to the people and
city of Elizabeth. The association
should be praised greatly for the
efforts it is making and showing,
The Eighth Grade Commencement
exercises attracted large crowd on
Friday evening. The consolidated
Grade School, under the principle
ship of Prof. G. w. Van Hee. gardu-
ated twelve-eight girls and four r
boys-into the 1922 Freshman class.
Listen. Girls A few of our good
customers say they don't care TO
bother with the Gold Watch Cou-
pons OF course, we can't ask them
to vote for you, but if you mention
it to them-you might get the
Watch The Russell Gates Mercar-
tile Company.
The Kinikink Klick, a troop of
young people from Denver Will pre-
sent at the town hall Saturday even
ing, June 4th, three-act comedy,
entitled "The Sky Riders. This
entertainment is under the auspices
of the local Presbyterian Church and
one-half the proceeds will be re-
ceived and go into the Building
Fund. The admission fund will be
25 and so cents, come early.
Prof. Ratliff, History and Science
teacher in our High School, resign
ed his duties last week, and Monday,
May, 30th, took unto himself wife
in the noble parsonage of Miss
Wright of Denver We join the
many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Rat