Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-07-29
Elizabeth New. Gossip.

u l.. Leonard was on the sick list
this week
Miss Ethel Reed is entertainipg e
cousin this week.
Miss Esther Dill is visiting Eliza
beth friends this week.
Mrs. Robert Erkenbeck was Den
yer visitor over the weekend.
Miss Mildred Weir of Nebraska
was visiting friends here last week
John Hughes of Denver came out
last week to help his brother Reece
with his haying.
The lawn social held at the Miller
home Tuesday evening was attended
by nice crowd of merry people.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mayberry
accompanied by Mrs Mamie Weld
ner autoed to Denver this morning.
Mrs. F. F. Wortmcn returned home
from the hospital the first of the
week. in very much improved con-
dition.
Mr.. Lafferty, father of Mrs. ]. L.
Mcclellan, arrived here last week
from Illinois, for few weeks visit
with relatives.
Miss Thelma Jenkins, in company
with her friend, Miss Louise Parker
is spending the week or so with her
father, L. C. jenkins
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w Hughes OF
Denver autoed out Monday to spend
a few days. Mrs. r. D. Hart Of
Klowa accompanied them
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kleeman re-
turned Sunday evening from their
honeymoon trip. and are now nicely
located in the Gates residence.
Several from these parts attended
the Stampede at Fondfs last Sat
urday. A rain, late in the after
noon, was the climax of the day,,
c. r. Holt has been suffering Of
late with gatherings in the ears.
Mr. Holt's ears the past few days
have been looking like bloody
nose.
Elmer Potter, Miss Gladys Penn
Der and the Mesdames Harris ard
Eaton autoed to Denver Sunday The
latter will remain in Denver for an
indefinite time.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Faucet of Hill
Top, wish to express their thankf
and gratitude to those who so will
ingly and kindly assisted them in
caring for their crops
Roy McCracken was Denver Wis
itor last week, and while there he
landed a job with the Kistler Sta
tionery Company, and will move his
household goods there IN a few days.
On Saturday, evening, August
18th. the Elizabeth Commercial
association will give. another rous-
ing d2nce at the Pavilion. The
Elbert Jazz Hound ocrhestra will
preside. III
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Knapp, sr, ere
entertaining their daughters, Mrs,
Harry Olson and Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Kluber. of Luray. Kansas. They
autoed through. arriving here late
Sunday afternoon.
A severe hail storm fell SUNDAY
in the Franktown country. A strip
of territory three miles north to one
mile south of Franktown was laid
waste by the storm. The roads in
this section were badly washed.
Jas w Martin, we'll known In
these parts, now resident of Wray.
informs us that he has received tine
~
to do civil engineering work in any
part of Colorado His papers and
references are on record at Wray
Mr. B. E. Turner, of Steamboat
Springs has opened a shoe repairing
shop in the Albert Young residence
AS soon as things get to going. his
wife will join him here. His work
will be first class. and at q price
that is not profteeriug Mr. and
Mr.. Turner are we'll acquainted
with John Drummer Henry Head, Mr..
Grieve and other old timers who have
moved from here 20 the Steamboat
country.
-Remember that we will issue no
votes on the Watch Contest after
six o'clock p. m. Saturday. July 80,
and that votes already issued win
not be accepted on the contest, un
less they are in the store by that
time. So If you wish to make
purchases. either of merchandise or
our $40 cash coupon books. and get
votes with YOUR purchase please
come early, so We will have time to