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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1905

Page

3

Evans Community Notes and Local Events

Evans items report illness among residents including Martin Briggs and Mrs. Haight with la grippe. Visits from Dr Carlson and Dr Dawson noted. Local lectures, church services for Palm Sunday, Lenten observances, and a talk by Dr Carnine planned. Community activities include campfire, ranch opera guests, real estate purchases, Sunday school talks, and a Social Hour gathering at Eaton home with pink and white decorations.

Martin Briggs Dr. Carlson Eaton Evans McClelland New Castle J. M. Wylie W. H. Haight Isaac Erickson Greeley Hospital

Hillsboro News Briefs Include Wedding and Easter Plans

Mrs Riker of Johnstown visited Mrs Newman on Thursday. Easter Sunday church program in planning. Miss Ruth Greenlee and brother Fenn visited their mother in Peckham. Miss Newman hosted Mr and Mrs Waite of Johnstown and Mr and Mrs Stedman of Windsor for dinner. Vada Corbin married Fred Rogers at the Corbin home last Thursday, with many witnesses. The couple will reside in Peckham.

Corbin Vada Corbin Fred Rogers Miss Vada Hillsboro Mr. Rogers Peckham

Gree Miss Dixon and Local Movers Report

Sunday visits and travels dominate the list with Mrs. George Hodgson in Denver, Dr. Dawson returning from Kansas, Eva Dunewig in Denver, and J. D. Snider shipping goods to Denver. Local incidents include a runaway timber and a serious ball accident involving Lewis Camp along with several residents planning repairs and relocations.

George Hodgson Denver O. K. Pettee J. D. Snider Dr. Dawson Ratt Kans Eva Dunewig Dr. Guthrie Julesburg Lewis Ford

Local notes from town and surrounding area

A series of briefs reports on residents. AULT welcomed a son born to Mr. and Mrs. M. L. King on April 3. Joseph Cook of Kersey visited W. J. Henderson. Walter Frye and family toured Denver. W. H. Bone plans to move into a new McGlenn’s addition home by the 20th. Dr. Anderson has recovered from illness. Baptist Ladies’ Aid meets with Mrs. Chauncey Frye Thursday. prayer meeting at Mrs. Pence’s Thursday night. Mr. Binckley to move into Milton Allison place this week. William Kerr rents and moves to a farm west of town. Miss Leota Christman visits Miss Edith Rhodes and returns home east of Lucerne. Baptist social last Wednesday netted about 26 dollars. Harry Cline wins spelling match. J. H. Teague contracted to build beet road between Windsor and Eaton and moved family near Columbine school. Mrs. Lulu Teague and Mrs. Ruby Allison resign L O T M posts. Mary Hodges and Lulu Minns named temporary replacements. Richard Shannon and J J Neffzigger swap homes. Neffzigger moves to Shannon’s north town, Shannon to Third Street home formerly Neffzigger’s.

M. L. King Joseph Cook Kersey W. J. Henderson Walter Fry Denver W. H. Bone McGlenn’s Mr. Anderson Baptist Ladies’ Aid Chauncey Frye R. L. Pence Mr. Binckley Milton Allison Place William Kerr Leota Christman Edith Rhodes Lucerne Harry Cline J. H. Teague Windsor Eaton Columbine Lulu Teague Ruby Allison Mary Hodges Lulu Minns Richard Shannon J. J. Neffzigger Neffzigger Mr. Shannon Third Street

Desert claim and ranch life near Grover span local notes

Crover Cicero Davis holds a desert claim west of Grover. Frank Benton’s son George stays at the Benton ranch north. W. G. Davis tends stock at Peters’ ranch while away shearing. Ben Bolen and bride live on the Grandstrom place. Grandstroms plan to move to Cheyenne. Mr Miller and family from New Castle Pa arrive by April 16. Well diggers held a dance at Judge Baker’s hall on Saturday night April 8. music good and attendance large.

Cicero Davis Grover Frank Benton George Benton Ranch W.G. Davis Ben Bolen Bride Grandstrom Place Cheyenne Mr. Miller New Castle Judge Baker’s Hall

Eaton and Windsor Residents Visit Nearby Towns

Eaton residents and visitors travel between Eaton Greeley Windsor Sterling and Denver with several trips noted. Mr Mansfield of the sugar factory goes to Sterling while Mrs Coffman visits Denver. Others include Mrs Thompson and son to Greeley and Ben Middleton with Volney Gates visiting.

Mr. Mansfield Sterling

Local Notes: Visits Illnesses and Social at Box Elder

Barney Kersey from Madison was in town on Saturday. Miss Mabel Alford is sick this week. Mrs Don Heffernan visited Greeley Saturday. Mrs Archie Morrison shopped in Greeley. Mrs Charles Prater of Greeley stayed with Frank Loustallet's family. Many youths attended the Box Elder school house box social Friday. Doctors Lonergan and Carl operated on Lena Ginther for a lung abscess. the patient is improving rapidly.

Don Heffernan Greeley Archie Morrison Charles Prater Frank Loustallet Box Elder School House

Highland Lake Visitors Attend Sunday Church Event

Frank Parmalee from Highland Lake visited Denver while Mr. and Mrs. Bartrum of St. Vrain attended church there Sunday. Young people enjoyed a pleasant evening at the Friday Liberty Hall dance. The C. E. plans an entertainment for benevolence and will cover acetylene light installation costs.

Liberty Hall

Social notes from Lacreance area update

Rachel Milford visited A R English on Friday. Frank Adams is ill with rheumatism this week. Mrs A R English visited her sister Mrs Milne on Tuesday. Stanley Davis and wife dined with G E Adams and family. Mrs Charles Ford and Miss Eva called on Mrs Charles Neff Monday. Aaron Eaton and Calvin Randolph of Greeley went fishing Friday. Alfred Hilton from Grover visited G E Adams for several days. April 14 marks the last literary night of the year with ice cream and cake after the program.

Rachel Milford A. R. English Frank Adams Milne Stanley Davis G. E. Adams Aaron Eaton Calvin Randolph Greeley Alfred Hilton Grover Literary

LaSalle Social Notes and Local Travel Reports

Grandma Duncan visited Mrs. Ellis on Friday. Hearrington shows improvement after illness. Large loads of sheep shipped from LaSalle on Monday. Bessie Beattie visited Cora Bainbridge last week. Charlie Moore from Evans visited LaSalle friends. Hinds family from Platteville stayed with E C Herrington last Friday. Jennie and Adah Ellis spent Tuesday with aunt M J Evans in Greeley. James Dunn hosted Evans E P church youth last Friday.

Grandma Duncan Ellis BE. C. Hearrington LaSalle Bessie Beattie Cora Bainbridge

Local Notes On Residents And Land Transfers

The Delta J A Thompson is ill again with rheumatism. John Archibald bought the Hawks five acre tract north of his house. John Reno visited his father and mother after being away at his cattle ranch. Mr Walker in the William McCave house on the Delta has been quarantined with diphtheria. News reached here of W H H Bliss death in Greeley last Saturday. he was brother-in-law of S Robb of the Delta.

John Archibald John Reno Mr. Walker William McCave Delta W. H. H. Bliss Greeley Mr. Bliss S.robb

Farmers Spur Potatoes Sell Price and Local Activity

Potatoes are priced at fifteen cents a sack. J Magill conducted the school census last week. Many gardeners await moderating weather to plant beets. Mr Spencer and L S Larson visited Peckham area for seed potatoes. Mr Johnson and family attended Swedish church services in Greeley on Sunday morning.

J. Magill Mr. Spencer L.S. Larson Peckham Mr. Johnson Greeley

Big Bend Social Roundup Notes From Local Families

Mrs Roy Noel has been ill for two weeks. Mrs A B Bentley of Pleasant Valley visited with relatives. A prayer meeting was held at the Flowers home. Miss Pearl Sanford of Greeley visited with Miss Lilly Todd last week. Many Big Bend youths attended services at La Salle Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Will Davis and family visited at D P Hubbard's home Sunday. Mrs Wiggett and daughter Lizzie visited in Greeley at Mrs A Taylor's Friday.

Young’s Hall Denver Broadway W. F. Smith P. Fashbaugh Carrie Fashbaugh G. R. Park Roy Noel A. B. Bentley Pleasant Valley Flowers Pearl Sanford Greeley Lilly Todd Big Bend la Salle Will Davis D. P. Hubbard Wiggett Lizzie A. Taylor

Amusements Innis Returns With Spectacular Chorus

Innis and his band return for a short stay April 24 at the opera house. One performance only this year promises a rousing presentation with the Anvil Chorus and operatic scenes highlighted by superb vocalists. The act follows a record run at the St Louis world’s fair and is expected to draw strong local appeal.

Innis Opera House

Union Pacific Round Trip Homeseekers Tickets Sale

The Union Pacific offers round trip Homeseekers tickets from Greeley to all Oregon Short Line points in Idaho at one fare plus $2. Date of sale is April 4 and 18, limited to 21 days. Stopovers on the going trip allowed at and west of Laramie within 15 days. See tickets reading via Union Pacific. Apply to Mr. J C Ferguson General Agent 941 17th street Denver for full information.

Union Pacific Greeley R. R Idaho Laramie Wyo J. C. Ferguson 17Th Street Denver

Gate Turbine irrigation pump by Smith and Son

Smith and Son, 2572 South Broadway, claim the Gate Turbine pump is the best irrigation pump on the market. Since aligning with International Trust they offer better prices, with a firm representative at Berger's blacksmith shop in Greeley.

Smith & Son South Broadway International Trust Company Berger’s Greeley

Marriage Licences Issued This Week in County Clerk Office

The county clerk issued several marriage licences this week. Fred A Pierce of Greeley wed Flora B Everson of Greeley. James B Simpson of Eaton married Zylpia N Fowler of Eaton. M W Krumm of Greeley wed Flora B Pratt of Loveland.

County Clerk’s Office Fred A. Pierce Greeley Flora B. Everson James B. Simpson Zylpia N. Fowler Eaton M.W. Krumm Flora B. Pratt Loveland

Odd Fellow Day Event Runs from Greeley to Loveland

Odd Fellow Day schedules a round trip rail excursion from Greeley to Loveland on Wednesday April 26. Depart Greeley at 9 00 am and Loveland return at 11 00 pm with a round trip fare of 1 dollar.

Wisconsin grower reports heavy straw and early oats

A Wisconsin report notes a second year harvest with oats two weeks earlier than usual and unusually heavy straw. It advises sampling and pricing at Model Mills and identifies W R MccLELLAN as contact.

Wisconsin Model Mills W. R. McCclellan

Loveland Trip Marked 86th Anniversary Event

A historical brief announces an anniversary outing from Greeley to Loveland via Colorado and Southern. The trip departs at 9 a.m. from Greeley and 11 p.m. from Loveland with a round trip price of one dollar.

A Guaranteed Cure For Piles Advertised

Druggists refund money if Pazointment fails to cure any case in 6 to 14 ways. First application gives ease and rest. Send 50c in stamps to Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis, Missouri for post-paid delivery.

Paris Medicine Us St. Louis

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