Hillsboro Church Founded After Protracted Meetings Active
E B Harris and wife led a Spokane party to unite twenty six residents to form a Christian church at Hillsboro The first service concluded with announcement of a Sabbath school setup and a box social raised 97 55 The total from the event was 4635 to aid protracted meetings Other local moves includeseed beet distribution by Great Western Sugar company and several relocations and illnesses among residents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. “Harris
Rendy
Spokane
Washington
Harris
Hillsboro
Ena Barnad
Johnstown
Miss Pickens
Hilllsboro
Bell Jones
Andrews
Beebe Draw Moves and Local Social notes
Karl Thompson moved his family near Masters. Miss Maude Welsh of LaSalle called in the Draw last week. Mrs. John Laughlin of LaSalle visited here Saturday and Sunday. Miss Tilyou and Miss Buchanan visited Mrs. Bedlien Friday and Saturday. August Baab returns home from Greeley business college for vacation. The German Baptist church has been moved three miles north and now stands near Jake Oster's separator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Thompson
Masters
John Laughlin
LaSalle
Miss Tilyou
Miss Buchanan
August Baab
Greeley Business College
German Baptist Church
Jake Oster
Crow Creek Visitors and School Social at Lincoln
George Selis' Illinois brother visits Crow Creek while Miss May Jackson returns from Grover Colorado. Fannie Pearson visits Helen Richey and Frank Jeanson visits Salberg. Grace Day and Flossie Williams visit Mr Hays. Lincoln schoolhouse literary ends with an ice cream social. Miss Ea Edgar returns home to Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Selis
Illinois
May Jackson
Grover
Colo
Fannie Pearson
Helen Richey
Frank Jeanson
Salberg
Grace Day
Flossie Wiliams
Hays
Lincoln School House
Ea Edgar
Howard Briscoe
Greeley
Local residents noted weathered rails and repair work
CiIPSON Mr Carlson gave his house a new coat of paint Velorous Webster from near Ker ney was doing business in this section last week Mrs Huey is still very ill and on the mend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlson
Velorous Webster
Kerney
Delta Community Notes on Farms and Visitors
Mr Shearer bought a fine driving horse. Bertha Tanu visited Margie Patterson. Bert Jenkins recovers from pneumonia. Gus and Andrew Loloff visited Charley Loloff from Ker sey. J Thompson and wife from near Kersey visited MccConnel. Farmers prepare ground for crops as potato markets linger. Geo Green and John Archibald rent Prof Bullock’s farm. Prof Bullock buys eighty acres from Mr Kinsella. Mr Moore and family from Gle ley rent Stapleton property and moved to the farm. A large beet crop will be grown near the sugar factory for profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Shearer
Bertha Tanu
Margie Patterson
Bert Jenkins
Gus
Andrew Lolof
Kersey
Charley Loloff
Stapleton
Local notes on weather and farming progress in Mead area
Highland lake hosts Rev. Sanderson of Denver as F. P. Woodley returns from Chicago. Mr. Glenn rents P. M. Mead’s farm for the season. A Friday night and Saturday rain improves dry land crops. Wm. Bunyan prepares hotel materials and carpentry work begins. P. M. Mead and family plan a mountain trip if clear weather lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Woodley
Chicago
Mr. Glenn
P. M. Mead
Wm. Bunyan
Mead
Evans Area Social and Work Notes
Evans residents welcomed visitors J. P. Evans and Frank Fashbaugh on Monday. Ed Benson suffers rheumatism while G. H. Young battles pneumonia. Loveland visitors Mrs. Vanaken and Mrs. Benson called on Evans friends. Markel and son Judd conducted business in town. Ditch construction begins under G. R. Lansdale. Greeley guests Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Draper visited Friday. Bernard Lundy plans summer work in Fort Morgan. J. C. Carlson and Adolph Erickson shipped a carload of Mexican beans from Evans. Mrs. Herriott and Mrs. Young observed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P
Frank Fashbaugh
Ed Benson
G. H. Young
Armstrong
Draper
Greeley
Evans
Bernard Lundy
Fort Morgan
J.C. Carlson
Adolph Erickson
Herriott
Young
Funeral Notices and Social Events Highlight Local Life
The community attended Mrs. Fritz funeral in Greeley on Saturday. Mrs. W. E. Morrison was summoned to Colorado Springs by the death of her nephew Walter Wilson. Dr. Carnine will give a lecture titled A Trip Around the World next Friday at the Reformed Presbyterian church. Mrs. Hardwick and daughter Evelyn departed for Pueblo after two weeks here. A time social at Mrs. Beeson’s last Friday drew a large crowd with refreshments and sunbonnets made by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnine
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Henrry C. Fleharty
John . Pleharty
Haward Fleharty
Maldomes
Clara Y. Fleharty
Tiriam Fleharty
Sarah Bartlett
Stephan
Fleharty
Belle Fleharty
Vina Pleharty
Amadante
Virtue & m
District Court of Weld Couuty
Colorado
Weld
Eld
Mometay
Orazil
Court House
Greeley
Ueer
Rado
Geuch ‘Peceaser
Coleoradoo
H. Neh
Local Growth and Family News in Ault Area
Ault builders begin armory and Baptist church work while residents report travel health and business moves. Haydens return from California. Henderson hires Denver harness maker Phillips. Ellicotts stay with Minnis as their house is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Baptist Church
John Hayden
California
W. J. Henderson
Denver
Phillips
Ellicott
J. N. Minnis
W. N. Williamson
Loveland
Roxie Adams
Greeley
Ault
Tengwald
Hammond
Miller
Martin Bros
R. L. Pence
Campbell's
F. B. Stevens
Hazel
Local society notes highlight visits and appointments
Ill Eaton A. W. Ward recovers as Miss Isadore Clark visits Greeley. Various residents attend social events and visits in Greeley Denver Ault Colorado Springs and Denver. The reapportionment of James Wolfe as postmaster is announced and school staff return after vacation. Roads projects planned by Robert Brewington and a library social closes the week.
Community Notes Roundup From Eaton Colorado Area
Events include Mendal Hughes returning home from school near Ferris Illinois with sister Miss Hughes. Mrs Belle Gillies pupils give a piano recital at Congregational church. Miss Laura and Prudence Landers host an April fool supper for Eaton High juniors. Loyal Rebekah lodge hosts meeting with Mrs Sadie Weyand and four candidates. Mrs E P Twiggs dies near Eaton. Ida Lee Nichols born in Young Harris Georgia later moved to Eaton. funeral held with ministers Coffman and Payne. burial Eaton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Prudence Landers
Alice Hutchinson
Gladys Lowry
Alma Wilson
Irene Daily
Messrs
Harry Saxton
Elmer Hand
Geo. Sullivan
Eaton High School
Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Assembly
Sadie Weyand
Cripple Creek
Dorothy
E. Payne
The
Baptist
Eaton Cemetery
SB. Nichols
Local Contacts and Travel Notes in Greeley Area
Milton Oakes and his mother moved to Greeley from the Emerson place. H Ford returned from Florence and Denver late in the week. Farming is underway and fields are in good condition. Mrs. Ford Eva Ford and Mrs. Neff visited Mrs. Saltzer Friday. D Neff of Fort Collins stopped by last week and heads to Steamboat for the Summer. Mrs. Lauridsen and son P E Lauridsen returned from Fort Collins where they visitedMr. and Mrs. Neff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Wiseman
Milton Oakes
Greeley
Emerson Place
H. Ford
Florence
Denver
Ford
Eva Ford
C. G. Neff
Horace Saltzer
Ohio
D. Neff
Fort Collins
Births and Social Visits In LaSalle District
Records show births to Dr and Mrs B A Warren on April 2 and to Mr and Mrs George Gregory on April 7. Local women Irma Orr, Myra Wolferden, Bessie Beattie, Bertha Brooks, Alice Moore and others are noted visiting, hosting, or substituting in schools. A baby returns from California visit. one infant ill with whooping cough. Geo Bird recovering with cane. ads for woven wire fence promote Pittsburgh Perfect by Neill & Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Warren
Geo. Gregory
Irma Orr
Eaton
Myra Wolferden
LaSalle
Newman
East Evans
IunaSalle
Bessie Beattie
Chris. Sorenson
Greeley
Bertha Brooks
Jas. Beattie
Jas. Dumm
Geo. Bird
Will Patterson
Baby
California
Bella Faris
Peckham
Hather
Adah Unlis
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Yuma
Great Western Sugar Company
Boyd’s Spur
Nordeli
Alex Moore
Gus Weber
Rowley
Cassin
C. L' Brainard’s
Kiel
Ashland
Kentucky
Spurgeon
Meredith
Williams
Rocky Ford
Mr. Bowman
Mexico
Missouri
Beebe
Crow Creek
Miss Morgan
Oeene
Thes
Cecil MacLelland
Ases Woods
Ciipson
Ayers
Bottieg J
Ayer
DELTA
Highland Lake
Rev. Sanderson
Markel
Judd
Evans Monday
G. R. Lansdale
A. W. Ward
Isadore Clark
F. L. Weller
Ault Rebekah Lodge
Miss Waterbury
Mesdames Shattuck
Schoonover and
Smillie
E. Dickenson
Colorado Springs
J. KK. Gillies
Ellis
Chris Montgomery
Mesdames Meyers and
Mimmack
BR. J. Hunter
Grace Garrigues
Mabel Foster
Ora Neel
James Wolfe
M. S. Losey
Mother
J. S. Sides
W. A. Miner
Miss Oppendahl
C. BE. Gosselin
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Edna Phillips
Albert Eaton
W. H. Eaton
Swife
Robert Brewington
Dixon
Wilson Smillie
Mrs. J. W. Smillie
Lacrance
Miss Boyd
B. F. Inch
Greeley, Colo
H. F. Ott
Wagon and Carriage Shop
7Th St
Alice Moore
Pittsburgh
Neill & Ward's
O'Brion & Day Plumbers
eOe
Greeley Steam Laundry
Arma
First National Bank
Zeom
Banke
U. S
Ani Nda
Pommel Certifcates
Timifi
Totzl
J. Petrikin
Petrikins
FE. Graham
Steele
Sp Luther
Union Naional Bank
Resources
U.S
Bam
Burgelus Fund
Iss
J. Decker
Eck
Johnson
Brucer
McCutcheon
M. Houston
Nota
State OF
Wvyeld
Franciss Colton
Freiane Schroeder-Son Nursery Co
Boulder
Col
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