Social activity notes from Lucerne and area
Seven carloads of sheep arrived in Lucerne on Monday. Mrs. Coffin of Brighton visited Mrs. Lockman for several days last week. Mr. Stanley treated the Buell school to a large Arbor Day dinner and straw ride. Mr. and Mrs. Lundey hosted a Saturday night party in honor of Mr. Clark who left Sunday for Cheyenne Wells.
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Mr. Stanley
Buell School
Arbor Day
Mrs. Lundey
Mr. Clark
Cheyenne Wells
Beebe Draw J. H. Oster Visit Denver Last Week
J. H. Oster traveled to Denver last week. The Baptist church received a fresh coat of paint. Miss Edna Dean, Miss Iva Dean, and Rose from Greeley visited over the weekend. Mrs. M. D. Andrews served as superintendent of Sunday school due to Mr. Humphrey’s illness.
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Baptist Church
Edna and
Iva
Fairplay
Rose of
Green City Notables Highlight Local Affections And Sports
Kingsbury Brothers finish a cottage and barn on a 240 acre ranch. Mrs Warner hosts luncheon for Mr and Mrs John Warren. Green City Irrigation District holds a meeting at E E Moore’s residence. Masters baseball team of Green City defeats Weldona. John T Warren and family return to Greeley after a week with neighbors.
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Kingsbury Brothers
Warner
John Warren
Green City Irrigation District
E. E. Moore
Masters
Green City
Weldona
Fort Lupton Social Notes Reach Denver Visit and Local Trip
Mrs. Geo Glen of Fort Morgan stays with Mrs. Park Glen in Independence. Misses Helen Decker and Agnes Hubert visit Denver with friends. G C Bruce traveled to Collins last Tuesday and returned with his brother Colin, who remains confined to his home.
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Helen Decker
Agnes Hurbert
Denver
G. C
Bruce
Collins
Colin
Highlandliake C A Ide Leaves for Boulder Home
Highlandliake C A Ide left Friday for his home in Boulder. Mrs P M Mead entertained at dinner Saturday. Water was turned in the Highland ditch Saturday for domestic purposes. E W Hamilton has the contract for digging a drain ditch for Geo Evans. Ed Palmer is building a house on Mr Strong's place for his beet help to live in. Easter services were held here Sunday with good church attendance. Some farmers have nearly all their beets planted, others not yet worked.
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Highland
E. W. Hamilton
Geo Evans
Ed Palmer
Mr. Strong
A. C. Adams
Woodman Hall
James M. Baldwin
Mr Baldwin
Geo. Fry
Windsor
Ladies Host Seven Course Luncheon In April
Mrs Colin Bruce cared for her rheumatic husband while Mrs Rhodes and Mrs A R Fischer hosted a Kensington afternoon. A seven course lunch for twenty two followed by a dainty meal and a sociable, well attended gathering with guests including Mrs D B Young Denver Mrs F S Davis Da cona and Mrs Verbryck Platteville.
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Colin Bruce
Rhodes
A. R. Fischer
Kensington
A. J. Rhode
D. B. Young
Denver
F. 8. Davis
Dacona
Verbryck
Platteville
Elwell Rev. H Hyllory Traveled to Sterling Monday
The report notes Rev H Hyllory on a business trip to Sterling Monday while Al Smith spends a week at his claim in the foothills. Miss Ruby Halliwell of Lone Tree visits Lillian Carson as farmers brace for possible crop failure due to dry weather. The Woman's Auxiliary hosted Mrs Anna Smith with a surprise, sewing, visiting and refreshments. Friends No 1 girls visited Cradle Row babies to deliver Easter greetings from the department superintendent.
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Anna Smith
Girls of Friends No. 1
Arbor Day Observed and Social Gathering Report
The school observed Arbor Day with students and teachers enjoying a Friday afternoon vacation. The W O W and their wives surprised the Circle in Mead Friday evening, providing refreshments for a social gathering in the hall.
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Mead
Local Notes and Social News from The Delta
Mr Beechams two little girls have the measles. Mrs Foley and children from Orchard visited Tom Foley family. Mrs Gross went to Denver to see her new grand daughter. Mrs Mashburn remains ill after two weeks. A school board election and other school matters will be decided at May meeting after state ruling.
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Wm. Foley
Orchard
Tom Foley
Fairplay and Belleview Visits Share News and Arbor Day
A. B. Carpenter made a business trip to Belleview last Friday. C. C. Musser visited Weldona with his daughter Mrs Ernest Poe. Fairplay Arbor Day saw students planting trees on school grounds. Grace Nichols returned from a short visit in Greeley and is much improved. Mrs A B Carpenter came from Denver where her parents Mr and Mrs A C Caward have been ill but are now out of danger. George C Caward of Grovers Island and R E Caward of Belpe California are Mrs Carpenter’s brothers and were home for the first time in twelve years.
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A. B. Carpenter
Belleview
C. C. Musser
Weldona
Ernest Poe
Fairplay
Grace Nichols
Greeley
A.B. Carpenter
Denver
A. C. Caward
George C Caward
Grover’s Island
R. E. Caward
Belpe
California
LaSalle and Nearby Notices Mention Illness and Activities
Mrs. Gregory of LaSalle is gravely ill with pneumonia and measles at her son Paul Gregory’s home. A presbytery gathering in Brush is attended by Rev. Matthews and others. Miss Wilson of the Indian school in Oklahoma visited Mrs. Walter Kimzey last week. Chas McKenney has contracted a new barber shop and dwelling with Moore and Bentley. work has begun. Mrs. Henderson of Morning Sun returns to her daughter in Kersey after visiting Mrs. Dunn. Mrs. Rodgers returns from Wray after attending her parents fortieth wedding anniversary. LaSalle Camp 2283 ROYAL NEIGHBORS to hold ice cream social at Stewart’s Hall April 25 with music by the band boys. Rev. J. E. McElhinney of Pittsburgh, visiting the Ellis home, left for Denver. he assisted Rev. I. A. Blackwood of Evans during communion.
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Henderson
Morning Sun
Iowa
Jas. Dunn
A. Flint’s
Kersey
Wm. Rodgers
Wray
LaSalle Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
Local notes and social items from Eaton
Mrs Doherty and daughter visited Greeley last Tuesday. Arbor day observance occurred at the school. The M E people enjoyed an Easter egg social Friday night. The lower floor of the Odd Fellows building was rented to G N Yeagy. Dr Bellrose plans three cottages opposite the school grounds. Cemetery grounds work includes trimming trees this week. J L Jones and wife with H Somerville and wife attended Elks events in Greeley. W P Allen Geo Mushnberger and Clark Myers had cattle on the Denver market last Monday. BE Packard was named delegate to a Fort Collins Congregational meeting this week. Nunn and Eaton had a baseball game.
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Odd Fellows
G. N. Yeagy
Dr. Bellrose
J. L. Jones
H. Somerville
Elks
Greeley
W. P. Allen
Geo
Mushnberger
Clark & Myers
Denver
BE. K. Packard
Fort Collins
Nunn
Eaton
Ruth Sheppard
Frank Foster
Baton field Sunday game yields victory for Baton team
Sunday events report the Batons winning the Sunday game on the Baton field. The text notes Missy Ellen Swanson returning from Cheyenne with her sister and describes local social happenings including an encampment organized by the Odd Fellows with Grand Patriarch present, Easter services and community gatherings at churches and homes.
Easter notes and local movements in Windsor area
Emma TeNer visited from MDPen ver for Easter with her parents. Forgy family, formerly of Windsor, now in Loveland. Mrs. Stafford Crittenden left for Utah to join her husband. Maud Walker visited her sister Mrs. Joe King in Greeley. Eva McKevney and Miss Bradley went to Denver for Easter. H Kawin bought vacant lots west of Dr Cloud and plans a modern residence. Mrs. John Crittenden left Windsor for Chicago. Easter plants decor aided church programs at M E. Baldwin dies in Windsor. funeral led by G A R. Brotherhood of St Paul hosted a straw ride to Common ranch. Commin serenaded after wedding news.
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Maud Walker
Joe King
Greeley
Bradley
Eva McKevney
Denver
H. Kawin
Dr. Cloud
John Crittenden
Windsor
Chicao
Snow Liniment Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment as a cure for rheumatism neuralgia lame back and other pains claiming quick and permanent relief. Sold by all druggists.
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Ballard
Water rights offered for Platte Valley Canal 80 and 40 acre portions
Persons may purchase Platte Valley Canal rights at 1500 for 80 acres or 800 for 40 acres. Apply to W. F. Stephens at Opera House Block in Greeley or The Platte Valley Irrigation Company in Barclay Block Denver P O Box 1547.
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Platte Valley Canal
W. F. Stephens
Opera House Block
Greeley
Platte Valley
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