Local News Briefs From Greeley Area
Masters J Kingsburys new residence is nearly completed Wm BE Day transacted business in Greeley last week Miss Minnie Radford spent the weeks end in Greeley Messrs Smylie and Olson were passengers for Greeley Sunday Mrs L Waite and children spent vacation week at the ranch A force of men are at work on the Putnam ditch and are repairing the headgate Mesdames Tvitcheson of Orchard and Huddart of Weldona were guests of Mrs Mackey Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kingsbury
Wm. BE
Greeley
Minnie Radford
Messrs
Smylie and
Olson
L. Waite
Putnam Ditch
Mesdames Tvtcheson
Orchard
Huddart
Weldona
Evans Community Notes From Evans and Nearby Areas
Miss Carrie Fashbaugh visited Deaver friends last week. Miss Josie Brubaker stayed with Hardin friends Friday and Saturday. Helen Coffman returned home after a brief Love land visit. Ben Vanderlip and wife from Denver guests of L Van derlip Sunday. Saloons banks and several businesses closed Tuesday for the election. Rev A W Coffman preached for Nazarene church in Greeley Sunday evening. Local farmers report beet ground very dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Fashbaugh
Deaver
Ki. A. Snyder
Father Dennison
Denver
Evans
Josie Brubaker
Hardin
Ben Vanderlip
Vanderlip
Luesday
A. W. Coffman
Evans M. KE
Nazarene Church
Greeley
Local ranchers and ministers influence rural morale
Mr. Bartell and family moved into the Gene Forrest residence vacated by Dr. Samuels. FE. W. Behrens and Henry Ginther report selling six car loads of lambs after returning from Chicago. Rev. F. C. Crook spoke on local option at the M. E. church and was later invited to Platteville to discuss the topic further.
Rowe District Births and Local Notes
Rowe district reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Stevenson on March 28. Flora Runnell recovers enough to ride after a rheumatism siege. Mrs. W JD Runnells sister-in-law from Denver visits. Mrs Tom King visits Greeley for shopping. J A Joll and son Frank spent last week with Wheat Ridge relatives, returning Friday. L L Dickey left with carloads of sheep for Chicago, joined by A L Davis of Ault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stevenson
Flora Runnell
W. JD. Runnells
Denver
Tom King
Greeley
J. A. Joll
Frank
Wheatridge
L. Dickey
Chicago
Ile
A. L. Davis
Ault
Highland Lake Guest Week At Mrs Mead House
Highland Lake Miss Swing stays with Mrs. P. M. Mead as guest this week. Some farmers decide the ground is too dry to plow for a crop. Mr. Jefferson returned from Chicago last week much pleased with the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Swing
P. M. Mead
Jefferson
Chicago
Mead Notes Tell Of Visits And Local Developments
The column mentions the sale of sheep at a good price and visits by Mr and Mrs Chas Markham and children to Windsor relatives. It notes Mrs Chas Peden and Wahna Hamilton of Brush visiting their parents, Ed Markham as land agent for Great Western Realty of Denver, and a recent Denver business trip. It reports Mr Goodwin building a brick store and hall in Mead, A H Rose and Mr Young cruising Mead streets in new autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Markham
Windsor
Chas. Peden
Wahna Hamilton
Brush
Ed Markham
Great Western Realty Company
Denver
Goodwin
Mead
A. H. Rose
Mr. Young
Delta News Briefs From The Delta Station
Rosy Waite is sick this week and Mrs Albert Lawrence remains unwell with stomach troubles. Chas Stevenson visited Weldon Valley Saturday returning Monday. Roy Robb travels to Omaha with sheep for Charley Bliss. Water has been turned on in the No ditch as crews prepare to irrigate. Pearl Austin and her daughter visited Mrs Robb then returned home. Claud and Elmer Clarkson rented seventeen acres north of their father’s place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lawrence
Chas. Stevenson
Weldon Valley
Monda
Roy Robb
Omaha
Charley Bliss
Pearl Austin
Claud and
Elmer Clarkson
Millinery Prices Spark Busy Rush for Hats
Special prices awaken millinery buyers with stylish New York style hats in our showrooms at lower costs. Hats start at $2.00 and high end selections are available, with prompt service. Hurry as demand rises in the final days before Paster. We offer Misses and Children's hats at the lowest prices and welcome young shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Delta residents face loss and communal projects underway
P W Putnam and Albert Lawrenc e completed a large drain ditch project while Miss Mary Robb returned to Denver for kindergarten teaching. Roe Calvin mourns the loss of his daughter Florence as Delta residents extend sympathy to the bereaved family.
Windsor social notes and visits from Fort Collins
Miss Attie Kern spent last week with relatives in Fort Collins. Miss Mabel Courtwright of Fort Collins visited friends in Windsor. Miss Hattie Peterson came from Fort Collins to stay with her sister Mrs. Arthur Chipman. Miss Fern Smith returned to Fort Collins Friday after vacationing in Windsor. F. N. Briggs and family headed to Denver via Loveland to visit a brother. Elsie Layburn hosted a gathering at her parents’ home with music and games. Brotherhood of St. Paul delegates from Windsor attended a Denver convention. Maynard Lee Dagg spoke at the M E church as the final Library lecture, praised as an entertaining evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attie Kern
Fort Collins
Mabel Courtwright
Windsor
Hattie Peterson
Arthur Chipman
Fern Smith
F. N. Briggs
Denver
Loveland
University of Washington State
M. E. Church
Mr. Dagg
Local notes and business moves across town
Robert Allison Ault is seriously ill with measles and Bert Phillips sick with typhoid. Scarlet fever cases decline. W D Young plans a seven room bungalow costing 2800 to 3000 after purchasing lots from R M Gale in Graefe addition. Armory roller skating resumes Saturdays. Dr Owens family moves to Third street. Owens parents visit from Greeley. Long building leased by H C Bradley and C C Patrick for a weekly photograph gallery. Mrs S F Cheatum stays with daughter Mrs Albert Allison while recovering. A E Madden moves to Nunn to edit the Nunn News with wife assisting. Mrs Madden was formerly operator in town. Miss Bessie Wright becomes chief operator. Kathrine Link new night operator. Mrs Morrison to assist after eastern visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Phillips
Frank Phillips
W. D. Young
R. M. Gale
the Armory
Dr. Owens
W. ©. Parker
Third Street
Mr. Owen
E. H. Owens
Greeley
H. C. Bradley
C. C. Patrick
Fort Collins
8S. F. Cheatum
Lyons
Albert Allyison
A. E. Madden
Nunn
Madden
Bessie Wright
Katherine Link
Morrison
Local Residents Reported Visits and Family Tragedy
Fairplay John Rienks and wife visited Greeley Wednesday of last week. Mrs Verner of St. Louis is visiting her daughter Mrs Carl Tormey. Silas Bardwell was visiting last week at the home of Charles Weber. Miss Edna and Ivy Dean teachers here visited their LaSalle home over Sunday last week. John Rienks learned last week that his father died at Dubuque Iowa March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rienks
Greeley
Verner
St. Louis
Carl Tormey
Silas Bardwell
Charles Weber
Edna
Ivy Dean
LaSalle
Dubuque
Iowa
Stereopticon for rent with lantern and services
It has a fine stereopticon or magic lantern suitable for church hall or private home and usable in any electric lighted house. It offers entertaining options for friends or club meetings. Operator services with or without views are affordable. Slides available by order. See J Henry Couture at Fezer's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry Couture
Fezer
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