Local Social Roundup Sparks Regional Travel and Family Visits
Lone Tree resident W. 8S. Moore works around Sterling with ex teams while Mrs. Robinson and her daughter visited Denver last weekend. Strum family hosted kin near Lucerne and Gipson. Olin Webster of Severance visited relatives in Gipson. S. EB Holland and Mrs. Young of Greeley visited the Swan family. Mitchell Neb resident Mr. McCurry joined his family here to stay. G. Anderson, W. A. Miller and W. Hi. Palmer returned from Chicago after selling sheep.
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W. 8S. Moore
Sterling
Local Social Roundup Mildly Busy Last Week
Robi Cipson and Boyd Sr traveled to Denver on business. Sarah Palmer was ill for several days. Gladys Morgan visited her brother's family. Swan and Shelton Swan went to Pierce for business. B F Post hosted an oyster supper for friends. Mort Darling hosted Marie Bohen Mabel Marsh and Florence Pennington for dinner. Neighbors visited Ericksons then shared oranges and cigars.
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Robi. Boyd, Sr
Denver
Sarah Palmer
Gladys Morgan
H. Swan
Shelton Swan
Pierce
B. F. Post
Mort Darling
Marie Bohen
Mabel Marsh
Florence Pennington
Elwell Social News From Greeley Area Past Week
Rob Orr of Greeley visited Mr and Mrs J W Purvis last week. Miss Van Dorpen hosted her Denver relatives and Geo Dunn with wife entertained Elwell kin at a turkey dinner. Miss Will Flowerree left for Missouri. Rev Agnes Brookmiller of Stuart Iowa preached and organized a Home Mission Auxiliary. Next Sunday the Y M C A State secretary will speak at the Chapel. Rev H H Flory held two funeral services and a service at the Sibley home. Mrs Laird buried at Dilley Chapel cemetery after appendicitis. Friends No 1 and 2 met at the Purvis home with current events songs and Lincoln talk followed by games and refreshments.
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Geo Dunn
Will Flowerree
Milt Dunn
Missouri
Agnes Brookmiller
Stuart
Iowa
H. H. Flory
Sibley
Laird
Loveland Hospital
Dilley Chapel
Friends No
J. W. Purvis
Lincoln
Local notes from Eaton region weekly roundup
Local residents reported illness and visits across towns. Mrs Sam Dickerson is very sick this week while Mrs Claud Pierce visited in Loveland and A H Myers spent a few days in Greeley last week.
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Sam Dickerson
Eaton Community Notes Highlight Alumni, Visits and Social Life
Congregational church events and E. H. S. alumni reunion plans share space with social gatherings at the Bills ranch and the Y M C A. Reports mention Miss Alice Hutchinson, Misses Elsie and Lela Extin, and Myra Cheney visiting from Greeley Boulder. A sheep shipment, Lenten lectures, and a Denver railroad survey are noted along with weddings and club activities.
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Alice Hutchinson
Elsie and
Lela Extin
Greeley
Myra Cheney
Boulder
Maton
Frank Hurick
McCracken
D. M. Hayes
Fort Lupton Social Notices and Local Movements
Fort Lupton residents welcome visitors and guests from Denver and Chicago through multiple social visits. Miners negotiate with Fred Feik for ranch and coal prospecting near Lupton bottom. several families, including Ramsell sisters and M. E. B. relatives, travel or host visitors. A wedding occurs at Carrie Knowles home. church services planned by MBE.
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Denver
Lupton
May Patch
Geo. Miller
Carrie Knowles
Crow Creek Community Notebook Moves and Resumes
Mr. Rudd completes a new house while the Christian Ladies Aid society meets at Mrs. Richey’s. Mrs. Carlson and daughter visit Mrs. Jeanson. Frank Romans recovers from measles and is out. Harrington moves onto the Joseph Ewing place. Hellyer and Whitten install a gasoline engine for irrigation. The Christian church building progresses and aims for a June 1 opening.
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Christian Ladies’ Aid Society
Richey
Carlson
Frank Jeanson
Frank Romans
Mr. Harrington
Joseph Ewing
G. K. Hellyer
A. E. Whitten
Christian Church
Hazelton Visitors and Local Notices Brighten Hazelton
Hazelton sees a flurry of social notes and local movement as Gale Willis visits Denver, Bertha Miller stays in Hazelton after a Gibson stay, Lizzie Maiden returns home, and Miss McMilan substitutes for measles-stricken Miss Lillard.
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Gale Willis
Denver
Carl Barber
Strow
Bertha Miller
Gilcrest
Hazelton
Sydney Deboc
Logansport
Ind
John Deboo
Lizzie Maiden
Gibson
Miss McMilan
Daisy Lillard
John A. Scott Stallion Seeks Breeders in West
The second season thoroughbred stallion John A. Scott described as the highest class horse in the west offers a fee reduction to 1250 dollars. Winnings tally 10,000 dollars with a world record to his credit. A. H. Asmus, Elite Cigar Store, Eighth Avenue and Ninth Street.
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John A. Scott
West
A. H. Asmus
Eighth Avenue
Ninth Street
Four prime hillside lots ready for homes on city services
Four of the finest lots on the hill are ready for building with city water and sewer, cement sidewalks, and shade trees. The plots are graded, streets prepared and to be graveled in spring. offered at a fair price. Inquiries at the Tribune office.
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Tribune
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Endorsement
Spirit Lake Iowa druggist L H Farnham touts Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best remedy for constipation. He urges a trial, noting they are agreeable in effect and priced at 25 cents with free samples. Sold by all druggists.
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L. H. Farnham
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Chamberlain
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