Frosty Highland Oaks Weekend Noted Amid Church Attendance
A heavy frost marked Highland Oaks Saturday night while Sunday church attendance drew a large crowd. Miss Pink of Greeley visited Mrs. Palmer over Sunday. E. H. Knott and Rufus Mead report solid meat market business. Br. E. Oviatt swapped property with Mr. Hampton of Longmont and plan moves. Wm. Himmengson of Mead bought a new ice box for his Mead meat market. Mrs. Ed Kraig and her parents attended the wedding of her brother Frank Coates to Betty Carlson in Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pink of
Greeley
Mrs. Palmer
BE. Oviatt
Longmont
E. H. Knott
Rufus Mead
Br. E. Oviatt
Mr. Hampton
Wm. Himmengson
Mead
Ed Kraig
Johnstown
Frank Coates
Betty Carlson
Nunn and Area Residents Visit and Local Happenings
Local residents and visitors are noted in Nunn including Mesdames Lemonds and Good from Greeley, Mrs. Guallford Hamilton entertaining, Taswell Turner visiting with brother Peter of Berthoud, and others from Ault Loveland Cheyenne and Iowa. Community activities included a basketball game at the Ault armory, a postgame dance, HKaster exercises at the Presbyterian church, and plans for church dedicatory services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Guallford Hamilton
BE. Row
Taswell Turner
Peter
Berthoud
Charlie Whiteanack
Ault
E. W. Hampton
Loveland
G. W. Harding
Oklahoma
G. Russell
Nellie
Cheyenne
G. W. Bastlack
Sharpsburg
Ethel
Roxie Eastlake
Ntta Strong
Hazel
Mona Lemonds
D. D. Nafzizer
Wheatland
Wyo
G. L
Strong
Miss Etta
Iowa
Presbyterian Church
Local Social Roundup and Farm Updates
Dover J Jones returns from Wellington. Mrs Ir Jones visits Dover sons. Barrows welcome Denver guests. A temperance lecture was well received at the schoolhouse. J G Truman hosts Mrs George Moore and family for dinner. George Fowler and family back from Fort Collins. A prairie fire caused little excitement with no damage. Farmers plant large wheat acreage, led by Merritt with 215 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Truman
George Moore
George Fowler
Fort Collins
E. BE
Merritt
Local Society Notes From Lasalle and Denver
Mrs Warren spent a day in Denver last week. Misses Carrie and Adah Ellis enjoy a week’s vacation. The band boys hosted a box social in Stewart’s hall Friday evening. Mrs McKissick of Denver visits her sister Mrs James Beattie. Dr and Mrs Warren tea in Greeley with Miss Sample. Mrs A B M Carter is able to be out again after a serious attack of the grip. Presbyterian church annual meeting held Tuesday April 2 at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie
Adah Ellis
Stewart's Hall
McKissick
Denver
James Beattie
Miss Rena Sylvester Visits Denver Kin
Miss Rena Sylvester of Denver visits her brother Walter Sylvester and sister Miss Myrtie Sylvester. The Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Society elected officers for the year: President Mrs. F O Seamans Vice President Mrs A B M Carter Secretary Mrs R M Moore Treasurer Mrs William Rogers Secretary of literature Mrs C B Morris. Baby Virgil Gregory, infant son of Mr and Mrs George Gregory, died Tuesday March 19 after a short illness. Funeral at the Presbyterian church. Interment in Evans cemetery. The Gregorys will move at once to their ranch east of Kersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Sylvester
Denver
Walter
Myrtie Sylvester
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
F. O. Seamans
A. B. M. Carter
R. M. Moore
William Rogers
C. B. Morris
Virgil
George Gregory
Presbyterian Church
Evans Cemetery
Gregory
Kersey
Ashton News Briefs and Socials
Mrs Randall on sick list this week. Will Edwards adds two rooms to his house. J B Deboo loses cow to alfalfa bloating. Services at 3 p m Sunday April 7 by Mr Course. Many at Mrs Carlson’s Good Friday. Pie social at Ashton April 6. End of literary season hopes for larger crowd and prosperity. All invited.
Local Social Notes Highlight Community Visit And Illnesses
Fairplay Nella Bartholomew is on the sick list this week. Mrs. Hale was a Fort Collins visitor Friday. Miss Lena Brown Alma and Olga Dahlgren attended services at Sever ance Sunday. Mesdames Albert Nichols J Rienks and daughter Laura were Greeley visitors last week. Mr and Mrs A M Bartholomew entertained W J Gillmore and family of the Collins district at dinner Sunday. Miss Hall teaches the lower grade and is taking a two weeks vacation for health. Miss Bessie Bartholomew visited with cousins Dartie and Pearl Hodgel l in Greeley. L W Hale returned from California and Arizona and may locate in Imperial valley this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nella Bartholomew
Mrs. Hale
Fort Collins
Lena Brown
Alma
Olga Dahlgren
Severance
Mesdames Albert, Nichols
J. Rienks
Daugher
Laura
Greeley
A. M. Bartholomew
W. J. Gillmore
Collins
Miss Hall
Bessie Bartholomew
Miss Dartie
Pearl Hodgell
WH. Hale
California
Arizona
Ile
Imperial Valley
Family Updates From Fort Collins Visitors and Illness
Lauridson expects to start Wednesday for Chicago with sheep. Ford returned from Florence Sunday and plans to go back Friday. Miss Grace Neff and Mr Harris visited Mrs Lauridson midweek, returning next day. Mrs Eldridge and children with Mrs English and daughter Agnes called Sabbath to see the sick at Neff home. Clarence Neff remains unable to walk three weeks due to suspected inflammation of bone lining from a bruise. progress is slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. BE. Lauridson
Chicago
H. Ford
Florence
Grace Neff
Fort Collins
Harris
Community Notes From the Neighborhood
CIPSON Clark Webster serves as ditch rider for No. 3 ditch this season. F. C. Teller made trips to Windsor on business. Mrs. Dart and Mrs. Woodruff called in this neighborhood on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Tisdel were callers Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Webster visited their son near Kersey Monday. Mrs. Claude Dent visited with relatives in Boulder from Thursday to Sunday. Lela Spurgeon stayed with Miss Agnes Robb Saturday night and Sunday. Dr. Strong is adding two rooms and a porch to his home. Mr. and Mrs. T. Webster visited Severance Friday with daughter Mrs Aley Carr. Misses Olive Clapper and Mattie Morrison stayed with Ethel and Lela Spurgeon Wednesday. Beet planting began this month and will continue through April. Mrs. Calwell returned Sunday from Boulder with a sick sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Webster
F. C.teller
Windsor
Claude Dent
Boulder
Lela Spurgeon
Agnes Robb
Strong
T. Webster
Severance
Aley Carr
Olive Clapper
Mattie Morrison
Ethel
Countylaw Officials Review Roads and Local Land Deals
County Commissioner Bradfield and Road Overseer Strohe inspected country roads last week. Mr. and Mrs. Moore from Iowa plan a Colorado summer. Moore helps with ditching. Bert Jenneway and sister Fannie bought ten acres west of the Denver water works for 1200 dollars. Rader sold half interest in the Smithhart Query seepage ditch to W Moore for four shares of No 3 ditch stock. Water rights exchange benefits both sides. Mr. and Mrs Webster dined with son Velorus near Kersey. dinner honored Mr. and Mrs Short, moving to southern Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Jenneway
Fannie
Railroad of
Denver
Rader
Smithhart-Query
Moore
Webster
Velorus
Kersey
Short
Gipson
Elwell Community Activities and Easter Observances
Mr and Mrs Oliver Lee visited Mr Scott on Sunday. Misses Van Dorpen Flory and Thornton joined Mrs Laura Hodges for supper Friday. Decision Day at the chapel added twelve members and two baptisms. Rev and Mrs J W Cleaver James Davis and two Miss Arrowwood nieces shared Sunday dinner with Elwell friends. Mrs J W Purvis hosted Misses Flory Thornton and Van Dorpen for a six oclock luncheon. Rev H H Flory spent time in Denver and eastern Colorado holding meetings. Easter service featured a strong orchestra and choir. Miss Van Dorpen hosted about twenty young people for a party in honor of her sisters Jennie and Lizzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Lee
J. W. Cleaver
James Davis
Arrowwood
Elwell
J. W. Purvis
Flory
Thornton
van Dorpen
H. H. Flory
Denver
Colorado
Jennie
Lizzie
Local Notes from Greeley and Surrounding Areas
Crover W E Gillispie visited Mr Parker. David Patterson owns a nine foot water irrigation well. W H Pierce has a steam plowing contract on the Donovan Miller ranch. Mr and Mrs Jas R Jackson visited Snyder. The Bradleys and Mrs Carston spent Easter with the Olander family. H W Campbell visited Arcola at the Wyoming Cattle Company ranch. Mrs R Burns and son traveled to Bayard Neb to visit George Burns. G G Donovan and W T Miller of Greeley looked after ranch interests here last week. Mrs Blackmore and daughter visited Mr and Mrs Sedgwick. Miss Mabel Stephens of Denver, recently teaching near LaSalle, visits the Miss Morris sisters. Wyman is building near Willow Creek Irrigation ditch. S B Cunningham operates a 10 HP gasoline engine with two centrifugal pumps delivering sixty five inches of water from Big Crow creek to thirty feet elevation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Gillispie
Greeley
Mr. Parker
David Patterson
W. H. Pierce
Donovan-Miller
Jas. R. Jackson
Snyder
J. Bradley
Carston
E. Olander
H. W. Campbell
Arcola
Wyo
Wyoming Cattle Company
R. Burns
George Burns
Bayard
Neb
G. G. Donovan
W. T
Ault Local Through Train Named for Fort Collins Visit
Fort Collins visitors Charley and Fred Shannon stayed at W. J. Shannon's home while W. N. Williamson returned from Michell Nebraska. Easter services were held at all churches with festive decorations. W. C. Robinson acquired an interest in Hudson's repair shop, forming Hudson & Robinson. Mrs. George Trukey died at a Cheyenne hospital after a recent operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
Fred Shannon
Fort Collins
W. J. Shannon
W. N. Williamson
Michell
Neb
W. C. Robinson
W. M. Hudson
Hudson & Robinson
George Trukey
Cheyenne
Local rail worker reassigned to Denver yards transition
Oscar Binkley, long time night watch on the local train, is transferred to Denver yards and will relocate his family to Denver. Miss Helen Howett leaves Sterling to spend Easter with her mother. A nameless man is fined for drunkenness and insulting a lady after a Friday arrest by Marshal Hart. Two men attempt theft at Allison & McCoy's restaurant but escape before capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Binkley
Denver
Helen Howett
Prof. Howett
Sterling
Marshal Hart
Sheetz
Allison & McCoy's
Platteville Growth Boosts as New Enterprises Move In
J H Wasley visits Denver while G A Hodgson tours the state capital. Thomas Snider recovers from a nosebleed illness. A B Taynton of the State Prohibition league preaches at the M E church. Hodgson buys two jets from A T Lyecan and plans a brick residence. M W Long opens a furniture stock in the former J Gass building. A new bank is planned near the current site. Brown and Lucan install a windmill for water. Postmaster Ed Camp hands over duties to Salomon on April 1 with Mrs Salomon as deputy. The Adam and Eve troupe travels to Canada boosting publicity. Ed Camp leaves the postmaster role for an Empson factory position in Longmont. A Pease visits his son G C as goods are stored for return to Denver. The Standard Land and Investment Co. buys the Pease and Keehn ranches totaling 1200 acres, to be managed by Ke and Keehn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Taynton
State Prohibition League
M. E
Geo. A. Hodgson
A. T. Lyecan
M. W. Long
Ault
J. Gass
Bank
Brown & Lucan
A. Pease
G. C
Mr. Pease
Denver
Pease
Keehn
Standard Land and Investment Company of
Messrs. Ke and
Birthday Surprise for Mr. Van Antwerp Hosts
Mrs. Harry Van Antwerp invited the Loyal Mystic Legion to their home last Thursday for a birthday surprise. About thirty guests attended an evening of games and refreshments. Mr. Van Antwerp received a picture of Pharoah's horses and a Morris chair as gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry van Antwerp
Loyal Mystic Legion
Mr. van Antwerp
Pharoah
Brandreth's Pills: Blood Purifier and Tonic
Stimulate the Blood. Brandreth's Pills purify blood and act as a laxative and tonic. They cleanse the system through bowel, kidney, and skin outlets, helping nature remove morbid humors and aid healing from impurities. One or two nightly doses recommended. contains extract of sarsaparilla and other plant ingredients. sold widely in stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandreth
Salvation Army Self-Denial Week Appeal
The Salvation Army urges public support during its Self Denial Week from April 16 to 21, explaining that while members practice daily sacrifice, world needs require planned appeals to donors to continue its work. The article stresses the natural need for funds from the public to sustain programs assisting those the army serves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Salvationists
Miss Irene Houston Hosts Eighteenth Birthday Party
Miss Irene Houston entertained about thirty young friends last Friday with games and music. A picture song guessing contest awarded first prize carnations to Miss Edna Adams of Kersey and a consolation prize to Janet Reid. The party celebrated Miss Irene's eighteenth birthday with an elaborate supper served by Mrs. Houston and Mrs. Will Shaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Houston
Edna Adams
Kersey
Janet Reid
Irene
Houston
Will Shaffer
Afternoon party hosted by Mrs Hopkins and Mrs Neutze
Mrs Lida Hopkins and Mrs Josephine Neutze hosted a charming Saturday afternoon gathering at Mrs Hopkins home. About fifty ladies attended as rooms were decorated with carnations ferns and palms. Mrs Charles Tew won the floral guessing contest and Mrs M A Bunker took first prize in a second drawing contest. Refreshments were served late in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Hopkins
Josephine Neutze
Charles Tew
M. A. Bunker
United Presbyterian Church Annual Meeting Elevates Pastor Salary
The congregation held its annual meeting last Monday in the church after a supper. The main business was boosting the pastor by $300 to 1800 annually. C. B. Tisdel was re-elected trustee and Arthur Knight became treasurer replacing Charles Knelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Presbyterian Church
C. B. Tisdel
Arthur Knight
Charles Knelley
Special Excursion to Mexico City on Colorado & Southern
The Colorado and Southern offers half rates to Mexico City and return with tickets sold April 25 to May 1 June 8 to 15 and June 20 to July 12 good 90 days. Stopovers allowed in both directions. Full information on request from T. E. Fisher G. P. A. Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado & Southern
Mexico City
Mexico
T. E. Fisher
Denver
Free Booklets on Old Mexico Excursion Literature
Colorado and Southern Railway distributes illustrated booklets for special ex cursions to Mexico City. Tickets offered at half rate from April 25 to May 18 and June 5 to 15 and June 20 to July 12, valid 90 days with stopovers in both directions. T. E. Fisher, G. P. A., Denver.
Half Rates to Mexico City and Return
Tickets offered by the Colorado & Southern at one fare for a round trip to Mexico City and return valid April 25 to May 18 June 8 to 15 and June 20 to July 12 three months with stopovers. Write for booklets on Mexico. T. E. Fisher G. P. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Colorado & Southern
Mexico
T. E. Fisher
Denver
Engineer Killed As Engine Breaks Through Bridge
Leslie Hardin the engineer died when a steam traction engine owned by BE Moore broke through a bridge over the Jackson Lake intake ditch near Masters Tuesday afternoon. Hardin had been in the state about a week, recently arriving from St Joseph Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. E. Moore
Jackson Lake
Masters
Leslie Hardin
St. Joseph
Would You Like a Home in Texas
The Colorado and Southern advertises low homeseeker rates to the Texas Panhandle. It invites readers to write EB Fisher G P A Denver for details on country and home possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Colorado & Southern
Texas Panhandle
EB. Fisher
Denver
Lecture by Dr Geil at First Presbyterian Church
Dr Geil delivers a lecture at the First Presbyterian church on Friday April 12 titled Cannibalism Before and After. Tickets are 95 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Geil
First Presbyterian Church
Choicest Lots in Arl for Sale by Owner
Four of the choicest ington addition lots offered at a bargain. Inquire at Tribune office for details and to view the properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlby
Atribune
Seed Potatoes for Sale by Farr Produce Co
Divide seed potatoes and Wisconsin seed potatoes available from Farr Produce Co. Alfalfa also offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divide
Wisconsin
Alfalfa Farr Produce Co
Seed Potatoes Hand Sorted For Sale In Ault Colorado
Hand sorted seed potatoes grown on new land offered for sale by Ault Real Estate Co in Ault Colorado. Price described as reasonable with local availability for farmers and gardeners seeking quality seed stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ault Real Estate Co
Ault, Colo
For Sale Seeq Wheat Durum Inquire W H Gill
For sale Seeq Wheat Durum macaroni inquire W H Gill Greeley Colo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeq
W. H. Gill
Greeley
Colo
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Highland Oaks
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J. Jones
Wellington
Lasalle
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Ashton
Fairplay
Lacrance
Cipson
Mrs. Webster
Bradfield
Strohe
Mrs. Moore
Mr. Moore
Crover
Mabel Stephens
Morris
Platteville
J. H. Wasley
G. A. Hodgson
Thomas Snider
Ed Camp
Salomon
Adam and Eve
Canada
Empson Canning
Camp
Old
Me Purity
Burnett
Pure Food Commission
Joseph Burnett Co
Boston, Mass
KE. Stockover
Opera House
Greeley, Colorado
H. C. Bennett
Osteopathic
Ffice Opera House
William H. Delbridge
Coronado
Greeley, Colo
Thomas F. Quinn, M. D.C
Oasis Stables
Notary Pi
First National Bank
Henry Clay Luther
I Bank
Greeley, Ci
Mattie Y. Green
Mond Albion
Martha A. Morrison, Amanda N, Hamilton
E Francis Williams
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Seeloc
Bills Bros
Embala
8Th Ave
Redland
Kittle & Withey Groce
T Greeley Steam Laundry
Ieeley
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