Elk Women Stage Lively Ladies Night at Greeley Lodge
Yesterday the Greeley lodge hosted a Ladies Night as Elk women led by Mrs. D J and Mrs George Dauth organized a lunch and banquet in the back hall. More than forty invited wives attended, a large dance followed, and members anticipate another similar event as officers prepare for elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dauth
D. J
Camfield
Lonch
Greeley Lodge
Fort Lodge
Greeley Lange
Elk Ladies
Local Property Transfers Highlight Family Moves
The report notes two house sales through F. F. 14 Co with Judge Brad and Anna Greigg as buyers. The Mize family, long tied to Minnesota, plans a new settlement at Miney, covering Northern Colorado and choosing Greeley as the best base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prack M. Scott
F. F. 14 Co
Brad
Anna Greigg
Mize
Minne- M
Miney
Nrthern
Colorado
Greeley Io
Peloow
Water System for Severance Homes Planned
L Pettepier A Nizon and AS Roy of Severance plan installing a private waterworks system for three residences. The system will provide domestic use and irrigation water from a source with a windmill and tank on each property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severance
L. Pettepier
A. Nizon
AS. Roy
Funeral Service for Vonie Rambo at Seventh Adventist Church
Funeral was held yesterday for Vonie Rambo at the Seventh Adventist church on Fourteenth Avenue. Elder Zeight of Fort Collins officiated as friends and family attended, with simple, touching rites and the little girls serving as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonie Rambo
Little Vonie
Seventh Adventist Church
Eighth Street
Fourteenth Avenue
Zeight
Fort Collinge
Sheep Moving Rapidly in Eaton Special Report
Brandin and Sons of Eaton ripped another car of sheep as they move out swiftly. The schedule hints at feed strops delaying shipments, with potential consignments on April 6 and the 16. William Farr hosted a Methodist church social after a choir meeting and business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Brandin & Sons of
Chicago
William Farr
Mary Scott and Daughters Feed Denver Yesterday
Mary Scott and her daughters provided meals in Denver yesterday, offering support and sustenance to those in need. Local community volunteers assisted in distribution at a community center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Scott
Denver
White Ribbon Social Honors Mrs. Herrington Birthday
About fifty guests gathered at Mrs. E. C. Herringtons home on Thursday night for a White Ribbon Social in honor of her birthday. Herrington presides over the Hungerford union and many attendees are union members. Unique entertainment and dainty refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Herrington
Neighbors Surprise Hubbard Home With Evening Dance
At five this morning about thirty neighbors gathered at the ranch home of Mr and Mrs J C Hubbard for a surprise party. The guests departed after a lively evening of dancing leaving the hosts gracious and entertained by the unseen turnout.
Birthday and Anniversary Gatherings Reported Locally
Mr and Mrs G H Denio hosted friends for Mr Denios birthday with card games. Mrs M S Lowey held a tea for Eaton school teachers and others. Mr and Mrs J N Ross marked their second wedding anniversary with a surprise party and social evening guests including the Campbells Collina and the Flemings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Denio
Mr. Denio
Carda
Lowey
Eaton
Miss Dailey
W. H. Eaton
June Eaton
J. N. Ross
Mr. Ross
Greeley Medics Open Session Set For Monday Night
The Greeley medical association announces an open meeting at city hall Monday evening with Dr Spizak of Denver and Attorney H N Haynes of Greeley as speakers. The lectures promise entertainment and public information. Frank M Scott leaves for Ashland Oregon to study business prospects and possibly relocate with his wife for her health.
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Greeley Medical Association
City Hall
Pershing
Medical Association
Beneft
Edkence
Spizak
Denver
Dickens
H. N. Haynes
Greeley
Spiras
Frank M. Scott
Ashland
Ore
Condon's Grand Spring Opening Draws Citywide Packed Crowd
Crowds filled every floor and department of Condon's during a grand spring opening last night. The remodeled store showcased twelve departments with fresh merchandise, new spring creations, and a festive atmosphere aided by lemonade punch and a small orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condon
Greeley
Progress Club Discusses Forestry Topics in Postponed Meeting
The Progress club met yesterday at Mrs. Mosh er's home with forestry as the main topic. Illness prevented papers by Mrs. Heutze and Mrs. Pinney, so their talks were read by others. Members heard about Gifford Pinchot's western trip and Joel Chandler Harris, with mentions of the state federation and the legislative committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Club
Parker
Woolf
Gifford Pinchot
U. S. Forestry Department
Dr. Reed
Joel Chandler Harris
Uncle Remus
M. L. Geffs
Twentieth Century Discussion Club
Denver
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Legislative Committee
Third House
Barber Gordon Move to Ninth Street Workshop
Barber and Gordon, local contractors, relocate their workshop today to new quarters at Ninth Street behind Ecker's plumbing. Mr Barber will immediately begin erecting a two story brick business block on the site of the old carpenter shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber &Gordon
Ninth Street
Ecker’s Plumbing
Barber
Little Doings in Other Towns
Mrs. Peter Lauridsen and her children have returned from California after three months away. She was accompanied by her mother Mrs. C. D. Neff. Miss Sarah McCullough works at Scott's bakery in Greeley and Miss Lizzie Scott is visiting friends in Idaho Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Lauridsen
California
Sarah McCullough
Scott’s Bakery
Greeley
Lizzie Scott
Idaho Springs
Ladies Aid Hears Social Plans at Parsonage
The Ladies' Aid society met at the parsonage with full attendance and a social time. Plans were made for a dinner on April 3 at Woodman hall to raise funds for church purposes. Mrs O Little returns home from Denver after visiting her parents. Mrs John Wortham visits her parents while husband surveys at Deer Trail. Foundation work begins on the new Barry house here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Woodman Hall
O. Little
Denver
John Wortham
Fritz Neimeyer
Deer Trail
Barry House
Local social notes from Peckham and LaSalle residents
Mrs Parker and Mrs George Coffman with Mrs N Miller of Peckham were guests of Mrs Alex Thacker on Wednesday. Big Bend visitors including Mrs Alexander Miss Rose Coffman Mrs Alex Thacker and Mrs Frank Madison were in LaSalle. Mr and Mrs Younkers and daughter Myrtle visited Ernest Rudd Sunday. Mrs John Craven of Peckham and Miss Myrtle Younkers of Eaton were hosted by Mrs J C Hubbard Wednesday. Dorothy Hubbard hosted dinner for Laura Sorenson and Angie Pierson the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Parker
George Coffman
N. Miller
Peckham
Alex Thacker
Big Bend
LaSale
Alexander
Rose Coffman
Frank Madison
Younkers
Myrtle
Ernest Rudd
John Craven
Myrtle Younkers
Eaton
J. C. Hubbard
Dorothy Hubbard
Laura Sorenson
Angie Pierson
Williams Visit to Eldora Ends Soon
Emery Williams went to Eldora yesterday where his wife has been visiting with her mother Mrs Tal bor for a week. Both plan to return home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Williams
Eldora
Mrs. Talbor
Mrs. Williams
Pierce men fined and discharged for beer theft from railroad
Twenty dollars in fines and costs were assessed against two Pierce men who confessed to stealing a barrel of beer from the railroad. They were also discharged as telegraph operators. A railroad special agent says prosecution is nearly mandatory to avoid a telegraphers union strike, noting prior incidents of company theft by workers.
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Pierce
Two Greeley Men Buy a Townsite and Gain Control
A. J. Condon and a Mr. Thompson purchased 80 acres including the new town of Zeta seven miles east of Eaton. They own the entire section east of the townsite and paid 19 dollars per acre thirty days ago, having refused 25 dollars per acre. They near completion of a plan to manage the commissary for the Sterling irrigation project and the Greeley Poudre. The Denver firm’s bid on the Sterling contract is blamed as a bluff, with rumors it will sell to Camfield or be forced to fulfill the agreement or drop it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Condon
Mr. Thompson
Zeta
Eaton
Messrs. Condon
Thompson
Big Sterling Irrigation
Greeley-Poudre
Denver Company
Sterling
Camfield Company
Eye Vessel Rupture Keeps Mrs Carroll From Club
Mrs. C. C. Carroll suffers a rupture of a blood vessel in her eye. The injury, though not expected to be serious, is painful and prevented her attendance at the Progress club yesterday. Mrs. S. J. Wills of Eaton was in Greeley yesterday.
Franks Named Irrigation Farmer for Montana Project
Franks of Greeley received government appointment to an irrigation farmer post. He will join the new Montana irrigation project and teach homesteaders the western method of crop growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franks
Greeley
Montana
Mids Augusta Von Rosenberg to Return to Cameron's Store
Mids Augusta Von Rosenberg will return to her position at Cameron's store on Monday after visiting with her aunt Mrs. Sutor in Denver since Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mids
Augusta von Rosenberg
George M Houston receives state education post
Governor Shafroth appoints George M Houston trustee of the State Normal school, succeeding Charles H Wheeler. Joseph A Thatcher of Denver also joins the board. Dr J G Hughes moves his office to the Opera House block. The Saturday Afternoon club plans an April banquet at Mrs McCutcheon's home inviting husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Shafroth
George M. Houston
Houston
State Normal School
Charles H. Wheeler
Joseph A. Thatcher
Denver
J. G. Hughes
Park Place
Opera House
Miss Elizabeth Billings Leaves Greeley for Wisconsin
Miss Elizabeth Billings who has wintered in Greeley with friends for health reasons will depart for her Wisconsin home. She spent the season in the city seeking relief and will now return to her residence in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Billings
Greeley
Wisconsin
Loyal Temperance Legion Neal Dow Birthday Event Scheduled
Mrs Fr J Van Osdall and Miss Mabel Neeley visited Mrs Ed Daven at her country home southwest of town yesterday and today. The Loyal Temperance Legion plans a Neal Dow birthday celebration on March 20 at 3 p.m. at Mrs A E Leake's home. Dr Weaver of Westminster College will preach Sunday morning and evening at the First Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR. J. van Osdall
Mabel Neeley
Ed Daven
The
Loyal Temperance Legion
Neal Dow
A. E. Leake
Fifth Street
Weaver
Westminster College
First Presbyterian Church
Senator Carpenter's Travel Through Chicago and Denver
Senator Carpenter returned from Chicago on a late train last night and left again for Denver early today. He plans to return to spend Sunday with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Carpenter
Chicago
Denver
Visitors from Big Bend and Denver Return
Mr and Mrs Felix Parker and Mr and Mrs George Coffin of the Big Bend country are in town today. Mr and Mrs F J Allnutt returned today from a two days visit in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Parker
George Coffin
Big Bend Country
F. J. Allnutt
Denver
Mrs H B Asmus Reported Better After Ill Winter
Mrs H B Asmus, who had been ill most of the winter, was reported to be better yesterday according to local health notes.
Changes in Exemptions Fight Deputies Have Started
County assessor Fischer has deputies at work valuing real and personal property. Eight men begun, with more to start before week’s end. District deputies named for Greeley Windsor Crow Creek Johnstown Grover Fort Lupton Eaton, plus others to be appointed. A revised personal property exemption allows any kind of personal property. Weld county contributes about 3000 annually to the military poll tax fund. The act lists exemptions such as state and local government property, religious or charitable buildings, and irrigation ditches. A bill to exempt reservoirs could reduce farmer costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fischer
W. R. Patterson
Greeley
J. T.perkins
Windsor
Will Palmer
Crow Creek
Dan Miller
Eaton
John Swanson
Ed Riker
Johnstown
Frank Haynes
Fort Lupton
al Hilton
Grover
Colorado
Weld County
Colorado National Guard
Nunn Builds Hop Amid Cam Field Irrigation Boom
R F Copes of Nunn visited Greely on business and reported a building boom in Nunn driven by the new Cam field irrigation project. He said the town has seen heightened activity over the past thirty days with many new settlers and expects Nunn to become a major shipping point in Weld County in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Copes
Nunn
Greeley
Copes
Camfield
Weld County
Death of William Bills I. B. Bills
Eaton resident William Bills receives telegram announcing the sudden death of his brother William Bills. The deceased had been ill for three years, and the family is shocked by the news. Mr. Bills departed on the 8 o'clock train Thursday for St. Joe. Details of the death have not yet been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bills
I. B. Bills
Eaton
Bills
St. Joe
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LaSalle
Raton
Greeley Medics
Oregon
Condon's
Kersey
Evans
Crow
Mary F. Rausch
the Tribune
George Houston
Army
Navy
United States
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