All Over Weld See-saw of Visits and Local News
Miss Nelly Shearer and Ed Burke visited Mrs Willard Shearer Sunday. Robison went to Fort Collins last Thursday and back the same day. Mrs Davis and children spent Sunday with Claud Clarkson. Verna Heard has had a severe tonsillitis. Nellie Waite visited cousins in Greeley. A runaway horse passed through Friday morning with no damage. Lizzie Green's driving horse died last week. Lena Watts and Tommy Watts visited the Golding family in Ault. Sam Wylie rents land at 25 dollars an acre for onion sets. Mrs Chas Robison plans to seek California climate for asthma relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelly Shearer
Ed Burke
Willard Shearer
Mr. Robison
Fort Collins
Davis
Claud Clarkson
Verna Heard
Neliie Waite
Greeley
Geisers
First Avenue
Lizzie Green
Lena Watts
Tommy Watts
Ault
Golding
Mr. Golding
Delta
Sam Wylie
Chas. Robison
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Benton Area
Earl Burns was in the vicinity recently. Miss Esther Nelson received a fine piano. Will Wilburt is succeeding with his drilling machine. Mr. Miller and daughter Frances visited Eaton last Saturday. Miss Jane Bentley of LaSalle visited her brother Arthur last week. Mr. Miller and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Nelson last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wickstrom of Greeley dined with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bentley last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Nelson
Will Wilburt
Mr. Miller
Frances
Eaton
Jane Bentley
LaSalle
Arthur
Losey
Denver
E. K. Packard
Omaha
C. E. Pierce
Loveland
Wallace Caldwell
Ida Vohs
Greeley
Harmon
Claud
Ault
W. L. Petrikin
Greener Watson
Will
Boulder
Herbert Love
Local Social News From Lone Tree and Surroundings
In Lone Tree Mr Magnuson and family occupy the Horace Hopkins case. Mr and Mrs W A Miller hosted a small gathering Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs A Straight of Greeley visited D C Stright's son. Mrs J G Milne of Lucerne was in town.
Easter social and bridge progress in Greeley area
Easter activities fill the community with gatherings. Miss Kittie Brennan visited in Greeley with Mrs. Kemmerer and Mr. and Mrs. Woods. The Bethel Aid held a measure social raising $12 for Bethel church and Sunday school. A U P steel bridge crew arrived to finish the approach while Easter services at the Greeley M E church drew a large audience and a $93 offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittie Brennan
Greeley
Bethel Aid Society
A. J. Macey
Bethel Church
J. K. Ross
Loveland
U. P
P. H. Herriott
P. W. Hughes
W. J. McMillan
Greeley Methodist Church
M. E
Evans J Fox Visits Fort Collins and Nearby Residents
Evans J Fox was a Fort Collins visitor Saturday. Rev O A Petty called on Evans friends last Thursday. Mrs J M Jensinger and daughter Doris are visiting Idaho Springs this week. Mrs Tilyon of Highlandlake visits her ranch southwest of Evans. Mrs C C Brown of Fort Collins visits at her parents home. Prof Imboden and Misses Moreland Sanford and Celeen attended a Loveland teachers institute last Friday. W D Young appointed to fill the school vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
O. A. Petty
Evans
Fashbaugh
Denver
J. M. J.ensinger
Doris
Idaho Springs
Tilyon
Highlandlake
C. C. Brown
Orchard to Get Fine New School House
Mr. Firestack is seriously ill at his home as Orchard plans a fine new school house. Heavy frosts followed the March 20 to 27 warm spell. Farmers received beet seed on Thursday and the Empire reservoir begins to fill. J L Gabbet learned of his mother's death in Kansas. Mrs A D Preston of Weldon visited at the Gabbet home. H H Cro of Greeley stayed for several days on telephone business. Mr and Mrs P W Putnam plan a trip to California next month. Leon Nelson was called to Greeley for his mother's illness. Mr and Mrs Clarence Gardiner were mentioned in the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw’s
Empire
J. L. Gabbet
Kansas
A. D. Preston
Weldon
H. H. Cro
Greeley
P. W. Putnam
California
Leon Nelson
Clarence Gardiner
March Harvest Notes In Weld County Markets
The report notes several farm activities in Weldon and surrounding area last week. P. W. Pullam returned from eastern Spoints with a car of sheep. Apples from Loveland were sold to local buyers as carts and drivers visited each house. Dr. Spaulding of Kersey investigated Empire canal camps Friday regarding smallpox rumors and stayed with E. V. Warner. A local resident gathered asparagus and rhubarb, with asparagus stalks reaching 4 1/4 inches high, marking the first asparagus of March for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
Weldon
P. W. Pullam
Loveland
Dr. Spaulding
Kersey
Empire Canal
E. V. Warner
Rhubard
Lucerne News Roundup: Dairies, Roads, Socials, and Travel
Local reports note N. D. Bartholomew buys a bay mare from Bollinger and McDougal while Bollinger and McDougal also track stock actions. Roads east and Main street in Lucerne receive improvements. A Rowe family social dance occurs Friday at T. E. Rowe’s country home. Several residents visit relatives in Missouri and Omaha. Sheep shipments are heavy with Sorrels of Windsor and James Graham. Potatoes remain slow amid car shortages and weak orders. Mrs. Will Stanley travels to Nebraska for a cousin’s wedding then California trip plans follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. Bartholomew
Bollinger and
McDougal
David Kelley
Houston and
Lothman
Main Street
Lucerne
T. E. Rowe
David Husky
Missouri
Emory Woodland
Clint
Omaha
Clark Foster
Eaton
Chester Howard
J. B. Cozzen
Messrs. Sorrels
Windsor
James Graham
Greeley
Rowe
Portland
Ore
Swift Packing Company
Wil
Stanley
T. F. Rowe
Mesdames Cattron and
Hixon
Will Stanley
Nebraska
Local Social Notes From Eaton and Nearby Towns
Eaton and nearby communities report visitors and travels last week. Residents including M. Slosey Packard and W. W. Brown spent time in Denver Omaha St Joseph and Fort Collins while guests visited Eaton residents such as Mrs. Faurett Mrs. D. H. Bellrose and Mrs. W. W. Sullivan.
Pleasant social notices and church Easter services
A record of visits in New York with Miss Gordon and Miss Wilson, local injuries from a ditch accident, Mr. Harum with a broken shoulder, Mrs. Grant hosting 15 ladies for her mother in law's birthday, J J Ward improving but still low, W Me Cracken buying Ward’s stand, Rebekahs meeting in Ault, Easter services with flowered altars, baptisms at the Baptist church, W O W boosters contest closing, and initiation dining costs borne by J Snook and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miss Gordon
Miss Wilson
Mr. Harum
W. B. Grant
Mr. Grant
J. J. Ward
W. Me. Cracken
Mr. Ward
Mesdames Blandin and
Miller
Ault
Baptist Church
Wm. Anderson
J. E. Snook
Baldridge cattle losses and Severance incidents
Baldridge reports several head of cattle lost last week. In Severance and nearby Eaton residents, visits, building projects, and social calls are noted including Baldridge family gatherings and neighbors. A theft attempt at Hahn & Teller store woke Hal Teller, with burglars fleeing after breaking a window and leaving stolen cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Baldridge
Homer House
Greenville
O. BE
Hal Teller
Hahn & Teller
Opportunities in the Texas Panhandle
Colorado and Southern offers very low homeseekers rates to Texas points as land seekers are advised about the country and pricing. G. P. A. T. E. Fisher of Denver promotes travel and land opportunities in the Panhandle region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Panhandle
Colorado & Southern
Texas
T. E. Fisher
Denver
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Tarry H. Shaw
Axminster
Aston
Saxony
Brussels
Marie Antoinette
Nottingham
Sale
Smyram
Wilton
The
A. Whitney
BIO Bend
Earl Burns
Wil! Wickstrom of
A. E. Bentley
J. G. Milne
Mrs. Pennington
R. Woods
Joe Woods
Creencity
Mr. Firestack
A. W. McQuown
Severance
G. W. Nichols
Ayer
J.C. Ayer
Lowell
Mass
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