All Over Weld Local News Briefs Mention Residents and Events
Evans Mr Frink of Fort Lupton eats with Evans friends. Isaac Riddle suffers from a mild grippe. Miss Gordon of Eaton visits Miss Ross. Jay Supper of Central City home for a short visit. Morris Kensinger hurt eye from a ball. Pearl Reeves family move into Kensinger property. John Kimsey returns from Denver after St Lukes. John Herriott to New Mexico with surveying party. John Jack and wife due home after months in Wallace Neb. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Chas Godfrey dies and is buried in Evans cemetery. Mr and Mrs Timothy of Greeley visit the Turners. J M Price of Del Rio Texas, formerly of Eaton, calls on friends. Rev Coffman and Edith attend Longmont Sunday school. A Adams becomes Eaton Bank president. wife and son to join later. Al Myers and Albert Eaton depart for Chicago with sheep. about twenty five rail cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Frink
Fort Lupton
Evans
Isaac Riddle
Miss Gordon
Eaton
Miss Ross
Jay
Central City
Morris Kensinger
Pearl Reeves
Kensinger
John Kimsey
Denver
St. Lukes Hospital
John Herriott
New Mexico
John Jack
Wallace
Nebraska
Timothy
Greeley
Turner
J. M. Price
del Rio
Texas
Rev. Coffman
Edith
Longmont
A. ©. Adams
Buffalo
al. Myers
Albert Eaton
Chicago
Local Livery Sold and Town Movements Reported
Ault J. H. Teague sold his livery business to Lavelle and Colden. G. C. Leeper rented a farm two miles east and moved out last week. The Baptist Ladies Aid to meet Thursday with Mrs. Pence. S. E. Woland moved into Mrs. Cook's house vacated by G. E. Leeper. Mr. Smiley and Mr. Myers of Eaton shipped several cars of sheep here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Farrow from the East visit their son Emory Farrow. Mrs. Milton Allison and three children left for Montecello Missouri. Dr. McCain may move into a new house of Richard Shannon when completed. Mrs. J. H. Brancher left for Ohio after illness in her mother Mrs. Edmonson. Mrs. G. H. Bradfield's guest returned to Kansas City. A. W. Morrison sold his town place to C. F. Collins and will move to Albert Allison's ranch. Mrs. R. L. Pence and daughter returned from Fort Collins. Miss Pansy resumed school term. M. Todd came home for a visit then may return to shearings when weather settles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Teague
Lavelle and
Colden
G. C. Leeper
Baptist
Aid
R. L. Pence
S. E. Woland
Allie Cook
G. E. Leeper
Smiley
Myers
Eaton
Wm. Farrow
Emory Farrow
Milton Allison
Monteccello
Missouri
Dr. McCain
Richard Shannon
J. H. Brancher
Ohio
R. E. Edmonson
G. H. Bradfield
Kansas City
A. W. Morrison
C. F. Collins
Morrison
Albert Allison
Fort Collins
Pansy
Todd
Hillsboro Social And Weather Notes
Mr Fisher of Evans visits Walter Hadley. Mrs Brise Asdell was a Greeley visitor last week. Mrs Nelson recovers from a long illness. Miss Elenor Newman spent a week in Peckham with friends. Mr Munce and family visited near Platteville. A heavy rain began Friday and fell almost continually to Monday. Mrs Rogers learns her son is seriously ill in Kansas and may travel to help. Ed Baker hosted a social dance at Mr Brewer’s new house Friday night with good attendance despite a storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fisher of
Evans
Walter Hadley
Brise Asdell
Greeley
Nelson
Elenor Newman
Peckham
Eaton Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Windsor visitor Eaton W. D. Kay spent Monday in town. F. L. Weller conducted business in Denver on Saturday. Schoonover Brothers came back Friday from a trip to St. Joseph. Kins Dickerson and family visited sister Mrs. Alger on Sunday. Susie Leadbetter returned to Denver last week. Blanche Middleton of Greeley spent Sunday with relatives in Eaton. Clarence Abbott managed telephone matters here for the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Weller
Denver
Schoonover Brothers
St. Joe
Kins Dickerson
Alger
Susie Leadbetter
Blanche Middleton
Greeley
Eaton
Clarence Abbott
Platteville Community News Roundup
Plattville residents relay health ailment updates. Little Robert Bushell is very sick. J W Birkle shipped a carload of hogs to Denver. Grace Hammitt visited in Lupton. Catholic ladies prepare Easter service. Harry Knowlton sought grading teams. Mrs G W Hunt and son visited Cripple Creek. Mrs A R Ross bruised from a horse fall. Rufus Lumery visits sister in Platteville. Rev Webber attended Epworth League convention in Longmont. Brown Dunewig Dennis and Alma Brown attended the Longmont event. W Bushell employs a large crew to clean the English ditch for summer water. Beaman ditch witnesses at Greeley. Dr J F Dawson called to Pratt Kansas for sister’s illness. Dr Fuqua of Greeley fills in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bushell
J. W. Birkle
Denver
C. L. Volmeras
Grace Hammitt
Lupton
G. W. Hunt and Son
Cripple Creek
S. F. Hunt
A. R. Ross
Rufus Lumery
Los Angeles
Platteville
B. J. Hyde
Rev. Webber
Longmont
R. S. Brown
Eva Dunewig
Viola Dennis
Alma Brown
W. Bushell
George Hodgson
Dave Birkle
Lou Birkle
W. D. Egner
J.S. Wheeler
P. J. Hussian
Greeley
J. F. Dawson
Pratt, Kas
Fuqua
Dawson
Local Health Notes and New Home Moves in Delta
Diphtheria in Reed family subsides and quarantine ends soon. Foley children recover from scarlet fever but remain in quarantine for weeks. John Talbot completes and moves into a new house, Johnson family relocates there. W. E. Kinsella builds another home on McCutcheon property as a new family moves in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Foley
John Talbot
Mr. Johnson
Talbot
W. E. Kinsella
John B. McCutcheon
Local Notes From Beebe Draw and Nearby
Miss Toss school at Beebe Draw closed last week. County Superintendent Harrison visited the school Friday. James Leroy rented the Stiger place for the coming year. Bert Reynolds went to Denver to stay awhile. Mr Girvan plans a multi room addition to his house. J T Cottrell of Greeley holds the contract. Mr Anderson, after a dangerous operation in Denver hospital, is progressing as expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toss
Harrison
James Leroy
Stiger Place
Bert Reynolds
Denver
Girvan
J. T. Cottrell
Greeley
Anderson
Kersey Social Roundup Notes Local Visits and Movements
Miss Minda Jessup spent Friday in Kersey while Miss Pearl Neer visited Saturday. Mrs. James Clark stayed with J. E. Painter. Al Raymond visited his sister Mrs. H. P. Hill. Tew and Thorpe traveled to Greeley. Charles Simonson left for Chicago with lambs. J. E. Painter and Mr. Wilcox bought the Stone ranch near Masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Neer
Kersey
James Clark
J. E. Painter
al. Raymond
H. P. Hill
Tew
Mrs. Thorpe
Greeley
Charles Simonson
Chicago
Crow Creek News Briefs and Birth Announcement
The item notes a newborn daughter born March 28 to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Briscoe. It also mentions local grain in the fields and Mr. Harris of Grover visiting nephew T. J. Jackson and family. An Easter Sunday service is planned at the 8S. L. W. school house with Mr. Macy, and Mrs H. BE. Witmer’s Cleveland cousin visits at the 8S. L. & W. ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Briscoe
Harris
Grover
T. J. Jackson
L. W
Macy
H. BE. Witmer
Cleveland
Ohio
Highland Lake Chronicle Local Notes to Be Etched in Town
Highland area reports KE. H. Knott moved cattle to the mountains last week. Scott Kerr builds a barn on C. L. Walker’s land. Mead & Oviatt have bought a full threshing outfit. Mrs. F. P. Waite improves from rheumatism. L. C. Mead recovers after operation at St. Luke’s Denver. A two day rain wets ground after a dry spell. Weston farm south of the lake sells to W. H. Mulloganey at 100 per acre. Farmers prep land for beet crop with seed arriving. Miss Zetta Basher enjoys a week’s vacation with her parents east of the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. H. Knott
Scott Kerr
C. L. Walker
Messrs Mead & Oviatt
F. P. Waite
L. C. Mead
St. Luke's Hospital
Denver
Socials notes from Antelope Park residents
Antelope Park reports include R. S. Franklin in Denver for a few days last week. Miss Ora Nichols visited Oscar Nichols and wife. A. W. May and wife spent Sunday with H. Boullard and family. Miss Callie Lincoln Zadia Pechin and Hazel Baldridge spent Saturday in Eaton. H. L. Wright returned Sunday after an extended visit with relatives in Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.S. Franklin
Denver
Ora Nichols
Oscar Nichols
A. W. May
H. Boullard
Callie Lincoln
Zadia Pechin
Hazel Baldridge
Eaton
H. L. Wright
Elkhart
Ind
Farmers Spur Beets and Visits Across Communities
L S Larson drove to Loveland Thursday while Ethel Larson visits her uncle J R Henderson of Big Bend. Alma Johnson stays with Mrs Mulford in Greeley. Farmers delaying potato planting due to a recent storm. Ed Winfield, from Missouri, stays with his brother for health. Barriges family from Greeley moved here Monday and plans thirty acres of beets on the farm opposite the Spur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Larson
J. R. Henderson
Big Bend
Alma Johnson
Ed Winfield
Missouri
Barriges
Greeley
Local Social Roundup From LaSalle And Nearby Towns
Little Ava Sherman has been quite sick this week. Mrs E Sorenson visited in Big Bend last week. Miss Alice Moore visited in LaSalle on Tuesday and Wednesday. Misses Carrie and Adah Ellis are spending spring vacation at home. Miss Esther Ellis visited Miss Belle Faris of Peckham. Miss Clara Edgar of Greeley spent Tuesday with her sister Mrs James Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava Sherman
E. Sorenson
Big Bend
Alice Moore
LaSalle
Carrie and
Adah Ellis
Esther Ellis
Belle Faris
Peckham
Clara Edgar of
Greeley
James Dunn
Local Trips and Social Visits Mentioned in Greeley notes
Mr. Larson made a flying trip to Greeley on Saturday. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Bollinger shopped in Greeley on Friday. Two of Mrs. Buchler’s Longmont cousins visited her. Miss Elsie Whitten entertained several young folks Friday evening and all had a fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Larson
Greeley
Mrs. Davis
Mrs. Bollinger
Mrs. Buchler
Longmont
Elsie Whitten
Opera Co Engagement Ticket Offer Sets One Fare
On Thursday April 6 and Saturday April 8 during the English Grand Opera Co engagement the Colorado and Southern will sell tickets to Denver and return at one fare with a one day limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Grand Opera Co
Colorado & Southern
Denver
Farmers Offer Clear Alfalfa Seed and Divide Seed Potatoes
Farr Produce Co offers choice stock of clear alfalfa seed free from sweet clover and other seeds and best quality Divide seed potatoes. Encourages early orders to secure supplies. Local agricultural merchant promotes its seed inventory for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farr Produce Co
High Quality Large Quantities For Sale By F. H. Badger & Son
A notice advertising a few thousand pounds of best quality goods offered for sale by F. H. Badger & Son. The listing emphasizes quantity and quality available from the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Badger & Son
Amusements Innes Heads Bold Band Organization
Amusements Innes, arriving April 25 for an evening concert, serves as sole director of the organization bearing his name. The piece reflects on fame and the rarity of favored leaders in band music, noting many buried talents whose trumpets failed to capture public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innes
Puccini's La Boheme to Open English at Denver Opera Week
Puccini's celebrated grand opera La Boheme will be sung in English for the first time Friday night at Broadway Theatre Denver during opera festival week. The four act drama blends comedy and pathos with Parisian Bohemian life and features Savage English Opera Company artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puccini
Broadway Theatre
Denver
Henry Murger
Paris
Savage
English Opera Company
Innes Leads New Band With Novel Instruments and Opera Scenes
Innes, famed trombone virtuoso turned conductor, debuts a band at the Greeley opera house on Tuesday evening, April 25. The ensemble features string basses harps zither and other novelties with an electrically themed anvil corps and operatic soloists. The program blends classics quaint melodies and sensational effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innes
Greeley Opera House
My Wife's Family to Play at Greeley Opera House
Stephens and Linton present My Wife's Family a three act musical comedy on tour praised as refined and amusing with three hours of music song and humor. The company led by Hal Stephens and Harry Linton includes Isobel Allen Hedda Laurent Isobelle Lowe Thomas Lee Marie Roslyn and others from the original New York cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens and Linton
Greeley Opera House
Hal Stephens
Harry Linton
Isobel Allen
Hedda Laurent
Isobelle Lowe
Thomas Lee
Marie Roslyn
J. Edward Pierce
George N. Burns
H. B. Pierce
New York
Cheap Round Trip Rates to Idaho
Union Pacific offers Round Trip Homeseekers tickets from Greeley to all points on the Oregon Short Line in Idaho at one fare plus 2.00. Sale dates April 4 and 18, valid for 21 days. Stopovers allowed on the going trip at and west of Laramie within 15 days. Inquiries to Mr. J. C. Ferguson, General Agent, 941 17th street Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Greeley
R. R
Idaho
Laramie
Wyo
J. C. Ferguson
17Th Street
Denver
Short Line to Colorado Springs Pueblo Cripple Creek and Texas
Colorado & Southern presents itself as the Short Line with superior service to Colorado Springs Pueblo Cripple Creek and Texas. Trains are advertised as fast and punctual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Cripple Creek
Texas
Colorado & Southern
Miss Avis Sexson Loses Eye in Eye Disease
Miss Avis Sexson, long afflicted with severe eye inflammation, has lost one eye and departed for Denver yesterday morning seeking treatment to save the remaining vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis Sexson
Denver
Elks Elect Officers In Greeley Lodge
The Greeley lodge of Elks elected officers for the coming year last Thursday evening. Clarence J. OConnor was chosen exalted ruler and other officers include William Patterson as leading knight D R McArthur as local knight Elner Pinney as lecturing knight Rothschilds as trustee R G Strong as secretary and Dr George R Pogue as treasurer The officers will be installed this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Lodge of Elks
Clarence J. O'Connor
William Patterson
D. R. McArthur
Elnor
Pinney
I Rothschilds
R. G. Strong
George R. Pogue
Back to the Bench Judge Southard Returns From Vacation
County court Judge Charles Southard resumes duty after a month away. He visited Washington for the presidential inaugural and roamed Philadelphia and New York. He traveled by steamer from New York to Key West, Galveston, and back to Greeley. Colorado & Southern advertised as the short line with superior service to these points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Southard
Washington
Capitol Building
Philadelphia
New York
Key West
Galveston
Greeley
Wisconsin farmer reports bumper straw and oats sample
Second year from Wisconsin notes oats two weeks earlier than usual and straw very heavy and unlikely to lodge. Sample and price available at Model Mills. W. R. McCLELLAN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Model Mills
W. R. McClellan
Grand Opera Train Tickets to Denver on Spring Sale
The Colorado and Southern Railway offers round trip tickets to Denver from Thursday April 6 to Saturday April 8 with a single fare rate. Return valid next day at same price, good for travel in both directions.
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Chas. Godfrey
Evans Cemetery
Hillsboro
W. D. Kay
Windsor
Harry Knowlton
THE
DELTA
Mr. Reed
Beebe
Minda Jessup
Mr. Wilcox
Masters
Crow Creek
Highland Lake
Antelope Park
L. S. Larson
Loveland
Lucerne
Grand Opera
Innes and His Band
Nevel Organization
Elks
Colorado & Southern Railway
Tos
Tribune
Itch
T. C. Williams
City Seales
Sireeley
F.H. Gilcrest Lumber CO
Colorado
Just
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
J. E. Preston
Seventeenth St
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