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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1904
Page
2
Mr. Dillon moves into a new house while Mrs. Brainard recovers from mumps. Gipson residents visit, work on land and wells, and family ties with Denver Windsor and Denver University Glee Club are noted. Easter services, club meetings, and a Congregational church dedication on April 10 mark community life.
Mrs John Craig of Evans visited in LaSalle Saturday. Miss Alice Moore of Evans called in LaSalle one evening last week. Frank Downey deposited money in the new bank at Evans. Mrs Aldrich of East Evans guest of sister Mrs J Wendrick earlier this week. Rev Purington of Greeley to occupy Presbyterian pulpit next Sabbath. Mr and Mrs John Evans of Greeley guests of Mr and Mrs D S Ellis one day last week. Mrs BK Herrington entertained the Misses Coil Hayward Hubbard and Ellis at tea Friday evening. Roy Reeves returned from Denver Sunday for the funeral of his brother in law H Beers of Ault. Rev Charles Taylor with nephew Howard Taylor left for Illinois at start of week.
Johnstown entries show a string of health notes and visits. Mr Fowler and Mrs Clymer are on the sick list while Mrs Morrison improves after illness. Charles Edwards and John Tremain visited town Saturday on business with others such as Marian Lee and Cap White holding a horse race in Loveland. S R Garretson of Great Western Sugar Co was in Johnstown Saturday on company business.
LACRANCE Morse and Cuyler celebrate a new barn. Willie Neff of Fort Collins spent his vacation on the farm. John Snell and family attended Easter services in Windsor. Mrs. Chris Westenberg and family visited their farm west of Windsor. A school house social Friday night featured a District School Kindergarten program with excellent performances and refreshments.
Farmers progress with seeding continues at Highland Lake while Clara Bodkin and Grace Daley share hospitality this past weekend. Visitors from Longmont and Loveland join church events as the Ladies Aid meets, the band rehearses well, and a social gathering at M. G. Mead's hosts Mr. and Mrs. Baker and Jimmmie.
Eaton residents and friends are listed with visits to Denver Greeley Fort Collins Canon City and Chicago. Attending events include the Ritchie entertainers at the Congregational church and the Social Hours club meeting with the Montgomerys.
Al Moore left for Portland Oregon while Mrs J J Penrose visits Colorado Springs. Professor Burns of Fort Lupton calls on Professor Packer. H A Morgan bought the J Russell property and will take possession this week. Ed Camp and family, formerly of here, returned from Colorado Springs and Camp will join & Springfield. Dr W E Dillingham and wife head to Pueblo to make a new home. Eva Duenweg hosted a farewell luncheon for the couple. Sam Brusha purchased Dr Dillingham's property.
Mr Robb is resting due to rheumatism in his back. Mr Smith grows worse after several days of sickness. Ee Houston, factory field man, encouraged farmers to ready land for beets. Mrs Fairchild, her daughter Bertha, Miss Bessie Sisson, and Miss Nelly Waite had dinner and spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clarkson.
Harry Teller remains seriously ill though slightly improved. Ht. L. Edwards recovers from pneumonia. Spring registration light with 290 names. Foster & Smith block bricklayers progress on second story. James McGruder and wife back from the south and Denver visit, returning soon. Henry Cowley died April 2 of pneumonia. funeral Sunday with Rev. C. A. Brooks. Police Magistrate Chipman detains six youths for bowling alley disturbance. case dismissed due to ordinance flaws. Attorneys Tew and Adams represented parties.
Ault and surrounding residents share visits and arrivals from California and Eaton. Marriage at the Ault hotel unites Lucius Brown and Vera Fieber. Local chapter meetings, church lectures, and farm activity fill the week with Mrs Padget hosting the Ladies Aid. Harley Beers injured by a train last week.
Evans Professor Hughell visited Denver on Saturday while a series of local items detail residents and events. Measles illness, a new baby boy, a seriously ill Morris Kinsinger, and travel plans highlight the community update along with a bank official welcome reception at the I O O F hall featuring speeches by local figures and refreshments.
Mr and Mrs Bruce Ardell visited Johnstown last Friday. Mr and Mrs Henry Arbuckle were in Greeley last week. The Stones welcomed a daughter from the east who is spending several weeks with them. Mrs Mossman and her baby from Loveland visited Sam Mossman and family over Sunday.
520 acre farm for rent fenced mostly pasture with stone house. Tenant to cultivate part of land, construct ditches, rent and pay for his water from Highland ditch for one year. Location seven miles northwest of Platteville and from Greeley on St Vrain river. Contact Joseph Creswell at 1638 Blake Street Denver Colorado.
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