Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-07-01

Denver v1eltCIb cuuud}
Mrs. Mcclellan left Sunday morn
ing for a visit away from home.
Frank Boston was driving the
lGates delivery truck the fore part OF
the week
| Mrs. &C. C. Bevans was caller at
1.-THE j. P. Knapp. Jr. home Monday
afternoon.
i Miss Ina Boston and little nephew
Jimmie McCrew arrived home Tues
day evening.
Miss Ida Phillips spent several
days this week at the home OF Miss
Mildred Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. Hammond en-
tertained over the weekend relatives
from Colorado Springs.
| Our Creator surely mistreated lots
of our women folks-they should be
men-to here them talk.
Mrs. ]. P. Knapp, Jr. and Miss Be-r
nice Brumbsugh were Ebert shop
pers Saturday afternoon
The residence of Mrs. Alive Blaz-
er is receiveng new coat of paint
and newly shingled roof
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Ahl and Miss
Dorothy spent Sunday at Palmer
Lake, and Colorado Springs.
Mr. Gleason commenced duties
Monday of this week. for the Ahl
Motor and Tractor Company.
Miss Tina Griffin and little niece
of Elbert were visitors at the Adm
ger home Tuesday, between trains
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. B. Mauldin and
baby, Clarence William, returned
Sunday evening from their visit to
Golden.
Messrs. VIM. ]. Pfost and Frank
Miller and families visited with the
R. A. Davidson family of Peyton
Sunday
Howard Mclean commenced the
first of the week to lay foundation
for a one-room, two story addition
to his residence.
The Ahl Motor and Tractor Co.
announce the selling of a new Chew
rolet to a party from Simla and al
so one used Chevrolet car.
Mrs. c. A. Blanchard treated her
grandchildren and some little friends
to picnic under the willows along the
creek last Saturday afternoon.
Glen Brown and family, who
have been in California for the past
four or six months, returned to the
Divide country Monday evening.
Afr. Strengold, a high official in
the Mason Lodge, and a participator
in the laying of the corner stone for
our new school building, died re-
Gently in the east.
The rain record for June, 1921,
was considerable above that of other
years, ae between six and seven
inches of rain fell during the month
Something unusual
The next meeting of the Harmony
Grange will be held in the evening
of Saturday, July 2nd. instead of the
afternoon. All grangers are re
quested to be present. The Deputy
State Master will be on hand at the
time.
George Hinsahw and L. r. Deu-
Pree, prominent citizens from ouI
tcounty seat, passed through town
kearly Tuesday morning, with their
lsuit cases. etc, they carried an open
fair and an angling smile, which
tgives us the idea they were headed
flor some cool stream, inhabited by
Ethe finny tribe.
II Mr. and Mrs. Phil Miller while
ihriying down one of Denver's streets
Monday, we're run into by big Sup
lkr Hudson, which threw Mrs. Miller
Ito the pavement. she striking on her
bead. The car was showed into an
bther. car, which saved it from
Turning turtle. the doors, tenders
And running board of Phil's Buick
We're stripped clean of the right-hand
eide of the body The man driving
The Hudson, was just learning to
nunipiplate it and it got from under
His control when he hit Phil. The
buick was taken to the company
shops. where it is being repaired
Hnd the bill will be paid by the other
gen tlemen
Il Monday, for Elizabeth, was the
Hottest day recorded thus far this
hnmmer, The temperature rose tc
IDA degrees. Some of our citizens
. claimed it was due to our earth
passing through the tail of the com
ct. which has been visible to United