Local notices from Eaton and Greeley residents
Numerous short items report residents visiting, returning from trips, and social events. Teachers Midgett and Doull travel between trains. the Strahans tour Fort Collins. the Why Not club gathers at Miss May Scott's home. Miss Grace Day nears full recovery from surgery. the Mayher and Stockover groups take a Denver trip. Miss Carrie Ashby resumes work after illness. A J Fouts plans Idaho home. Prof. Fitz attends a Denver concert. Miss Helen Norr begins work at Shaw's store. Claude Von Trotha returns to manage timber claims. Ina Ramsay misses her New York steamer and waits for the next. Ben Whiting sought in Denver for knife theft. R L Winbourn and wife visit Fort Lupton and plan winter travel. John P Roberts estimates 160 acres of potato crop value at 20000 dollars and 480 acres of alfalfa. Flora Heaton, Charles Couzens, and Fred Wyman enjoy a reunion. a double wedding of Nellie and Edith Rankin with Jason and Clayton MacMillan planned at Presbyterian church, followed by a reception. full account promised tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Presbyterian Church
Nellie
Edith Rankin
J. A. Rankin
Jason MacMillan
Edith
Clayton MacMillan
Local notes mention visits, travel, and grocery advert voice
The item lists residents and visitors such as Cas Dowler and Mr Clark Goliseh traveling to Wyoming and Baton, with mentions of Michigan cider for 40 cents a gallon from Wilson Grocery. It notes Mrs Elenora Berger staying with her daughter, Ida Sevier visiting Baton, A Billings in Greeley, and remarks on a new real estate office and heavy snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Michigan
Wilson Grocery Company
McMillan
Grover
Notable visits and gatherings around Greeley and Denver
Farmlvana and nearby towns report numerous residents traveling to Denver and Fort Collins for events. Poe campaigns in Greeley for sheriff. Mrs. Russell returns from Denver. Lu cerne Milling manager Grant visits town. Gillmores from Ault shop in Greeley. Mrs. Bell of Eaton heads to Fort Collins. Vincy and Fischer of Kersey register at Camfield. Westminster Guild meets at Miss May Scott’s home. Local church dinner plans for election day. Calve's auditorium event in Denver draws Petrikin couple. Denver visitor Wilcox attends in town for music duties. Eunice Blunt attends W C T U convention in Denver. Ayers family departs for The Dalles after two months here.
Local businessmen travel through Greeley for wedding event
H D Edwards a longtime Greeley businessman now in Fort Collins made a business trip to Greeley accompanied by A W Scott of Fort Collins. Registered at the Camfeld are H MacMillan and wife of Des Moines. Miss MacMillan of Cedarville Ohio and Miss Hasty of Luther Nebraska attend the Rankin MacMillan wedding in Greeley tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Edwards
Greeley
Fort Collins
A W. Scott
Fort Collns
Camfeld
H. Macmltien
Wif
Des Moines
Miss MaccMillan
Cedarville
Hasty O Luther
Rankin-MacMillan
Parva ditch and reservoir plan filed with county clerk
The map and statement for the Parva ditch and reservoir are filed in the county clerk and recorder’s office. The claimant is S. J Patterson of Dunlap, 18. The reservoir will cost $500 and have a total capacity of 230 811 cubic feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parva Ditch
County Clerk and Recorder’s Office
S. J Patterson
Dunlap
State Normal School Pupils Tour to Study Industrial History
About sixty students from the eleventh grade at the State Normal school, guided by instructors, rode two tally-ho buses in the afternoon to study industrial history, aiming to ease the sorrows of school days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal School
Gold Brick Promises Big Returns for Rio Seco Miner Stand
Frank D. DeVotie of the Rio Seco Mining and Milling company in Oaxaca Old Mexico displays a gold brick worth over a hundred dollars. He touts prospecting hopes, noting stockholders are chiefly Greeley residents and confident in the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. DeVotie
Rio Seco Mining and Milling Company
Oaxaca
Old Mexico
Highlandlake News Sketches and Local Events
The West Wind Sunday dried roads and beet fields quickly. Snow last week felled several shade trees. Highlandlake Reservoir Company plans additional work this fall. A Mead hall dance Thursday aids the W O W. Mr and Mrs Cope and two children visited Sunday at the Donaldson home southeast of the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlandlake Reservoir Company
Mead Hall
Beebe Draw Local News Roundup
Mrs. C. H. Girvan went to Denver last Friday to spend a few days. Will Roecks returned to his ranch at Torrington Wyoming last week. Mrs. A. Dean spent last week in Denver attending the W. C. T. U. Word was received from the Bed lien hunting party that they were snowed in at Hot Sulphur Springs and did not know when they would start for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Girvan
Denver
Will Roecks
Torrington
Wyo
A. Dean
Bedlien
Real Estate Transfers in Weld County
Daily transfers filed by Weld County Abstract and Investment Co list buyers and sellers across Greeley Mead Erie Fort Lupton and surrounding areas. Entries include Hannah J Searing to Allison D and Ella S Smith for Lot 11 Block 26 Greenly and Christopher Lambrecht to Garrett Lambrecht with one dollar deeds amid large tracts, rights of way and coal mining rights conveyances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah J. Searing
Allison D. i
Ella
Smith
C. D
Greeley
Charles M. Johnson
J. W. Skinner
W. D
Packard
Christopher Lambrecht
Garrett L. Lambrecht
G. J. Lambrecht
Hermish Slough
Allse‘brook
Lambrecht Slough
A. W. Morrison
Amos B. Mill
Morrison Ditch
Albert Chapman
William Moffatt
Edward F. McNamara
John B. Mackley
J. A. Thompson
J. S. Berkheimer
J. M. Davis
G. ©. Young
Mary D. Young
Mead
C. J. Phillips
John A. Deweese
Eaton
Denver Land Company
Grice
Evens Coal & Land Company
Andrew Ormiston
Henry D. Snapp
Edward Snapp
Fort Lup
Eliza Marshall
Erie
Non-resident teaching diploma courses at States Normal school
The States Normal school announces new non-resident courses for teachers to earn Normal diplomas without leaving current jobs. The program covers supervision, book analysis, oral discussion, and residence work under faculty guidance, with many applications already received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King New
States Normal School
Conaio
Bel Books
Mts
Pythian Sisters Hold Social Afternoon and Prize Shower
A Wednesday social afternoon for the Pythian Sisters and guests featured a shared lunch, a craft contest with paper faces on plates, and prizes. Mrs. A C Drake won first prize for best paper portrait while Mrs. Sarah Spere received a consolation, with Mrs. J C Schryver performing a German recitation and music enhancing the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Drake
Sarah Spere
J. C. Schryver
Dinner for Brides-to-Be in Cam fold Hall
Mr and Mrs E H Downey hosted a midweek dinner at Cam fold for the bridal party. Guests included Miss Nellie Rankin Miss Edith Rankin and Messrs Jason and Clayton MacMillan. The event capped a series of pre nuptial festivities following the double wedding announcement of Mr and Mrs J A Annie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Downey
Camfold
Nellie
Edith Rankin
Jason
Clayton MacMillam
J. A. An Ie
Spud Digging About Over In Local District
The week ends with the last potatoes pulled from the ground in the area. Commission men delay purchases until crops stored enough to detect frost damage. Farmers focus on delivering potatoes to dugouts as sorting starts next week. Prices remain five cents off but may rise within ten days.
Mrs Bartholomew Hosts Congregational Twenty At Ranch
Mrs N D Bartholomew entertains the Congregational Twenty at her ranch home this afternoon. Local society notes describe a cordial gathering with light refreshments and socializing among members.
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Fon Kes
Poe
Planet Alee
Furight Housekeeping
Pi Ja
Bee. Ae
Tost
Miy Go
Vere
Whoern
Houston
Chester Harris
S. F. Williams
Windsor
R. EB. Galvin
Camfield
W. J. Galligan
Loveland
Myrtle Myrick
Platteville
John Davis
Imboden’s Book Store
Mattie Cleland
Sab
R. A. Strahan
Indianola
J. Scott Thompson
Miss May Scott
Why Not Club
Grace Day
Greeley Hospital
William Mayher
Stockover
Julia Stockover Steft
Carrie Ashby
Meeker
A. J. Fouts
Idaho
Mr. Fouts
The
Potter Plumbing Company
Fitz
the Normal
Caire
Carmen
Mies
Helen Norr
Shaw's
Miss Norr
Alierville
Kan
Colorado
Claude von Trotha
Zuatsino
Vancouver Island
Mr. von Trotha
Ina Ramsay
New York
Ben Whiting
Whiting
Capital
R. L. Winbourn
Fort Lupton
W. H. Shaw
Winbourn
California
Oregon
John P. Roberts
Mesdames
Flora Heaton
Charles Couzens
Fred Wyman
Paonia
Cole
Bill Randolph
Sanborn & Houston
Cas Dowler
Bilis
Fey
Clark Goliseh
Lillian Carnaby
Gipson Ittriet
Mrs. Wine
Elenora Berger
T. C Philips
Baton
George Houston
Evans
Ida Sevier
Clarence Candlin
FE. Smith
Los Apes
N. Smith
Ies
Zoe Moore
Suinery Department
BE. Zumwalt
R. O. Zumwalt
Washington, Mo
A. Billings
Bracewil
Farm Loans, Sanborn & Houston
Farmlvana
Mesdames Mort Darling
Dave Bliss
H. A. Russell
W. B. Grant
Lucerne Milling Company
W.J. Gillmore
Josephine Gillmore
Ault
Tom Bell
Geo. Vincy
W. C. Fischer
Kersey
Westminster Guild
May Scott
Presbyterian Church of la Salle
Sherman
J. M. B. Petrikin
Calve
J. E. Grantham
Parkersburg, Mo
Fort Cole
Wilcox
Lloyd Ayers
Little Son
Dalles
Ore
Nebraska
Highlandlake
Weld County Abstract and Investment Company
Ramsay Dry Goods
Gorham
St. ME A. Whitman
Hone Greeley
Rocky Mountins
Los Angeles
San Francisco
S. K. Hooper
T. A. Denver
Colo
Miss Smith
9Th Ave
10Th St
Vant
Frederick Lump
Bartlett Lumber CO
Lumber and Coal Yard
Greeley 9
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