Crow Creek News Outing and Local Happenings
Mr Richey traveled east with his horse and will visit his mother in Ohio. Miss Elsie Whitten improves after an accident. Crow Creek school dismissed on April 19. Miss Bunning returned to Nebraska. Miss Anna Harbottle visits sister Mrs DeSellum teaching Lincoln school and friends. A fine young people's meeting occurred at the 8 S W ranch with music by Mr Donivan on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Richey
Ohio
Elsie Whitten
Crow Creek
Miss Bunning
Nebraska
Anna Harbottle
DeSellum
Lincoln School
Delta Notes On Local Social News And Weather
Chas Robison dines with the Shearers while Foley children recover from tonsillitis. Anathy Smiths greet a baby girl born April 15. Kinsella’s tile leaks require removal. Delta farmers welcome a heavy snowstorm and plan renewed farming. Mrs Chas Robison and sister Daton visit California as Robison notes his wife’s improving health. Mrs T C Welch travels to the Pacific coast to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Robison
Delta
Daton
California
Robison
New Mexico
T. C. Welch
Windsor social grid includes weddings and visits
Windsor residents host and visit friends with church music, travels, and family events. Della Sautter and P Faber wed at Windsor home. Mrs. Font visits with Denver relatives. Rev. Lambkin to aid Boulder revival. Mrs. Merriman funeral turnout. scarlet fever illness. Emma Wardwart visits Windsor. dinner party honors Bowman couple before Denver move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable
A. K. Merriman
Longmont
Rev. Lambkin
The
Christian Church
Boulder
Della Sautter
P. Faber
Windsor
Emma Wardwart
Fort Collins
Rebekahs
Windsor Chapter
Maud Journey
Sawyer
William Jones
F. E Bowman
Denver
Local News and Visitors Across Eaton Area
Ida Vohs left Eaton for her home near Wea Kansas on Tuesday. Frank Brewington of Nunn stayed several days in town last week. Dr. Christensen visits Minnesota friends and relatives. Charlie Thomas improves from illness. M Lair drove east of Ault Wednesday. Mrs Edwards of Berthoud visits Rev Coffman. Homer Ricketts visits his father in Champaign Illinois. Mrs Warren and son visit M Lair. George Drummond of Windsor visits Eaton friends. W J Farrand family return from Denver. Will Holmes suffers rib injuries from a fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Vohs
Wea
Kan
Frank Brewington
Nunn
Christensen
Minnesota
Charlie Thomas
M. Lair
Ault
Edwards
Berthoud
Coffman
Homer Ricketts
Champaign
Ill
Warren
Little Son
la Salle
Local happenings update from Grover and region
Wallace Caldwell shows improvement as others are appointed town officials J W Gault becomes city attorney and W W Wolfe acts as temporary marshal Grover delegates head to Fort Collins district convention for the W O W The Boosters club secures an instructor and new instruments for band concerts Methodist parsonage work begins church finances cleared Debates and social events at Eastern Star Round Table and Woman's club noted Northern Colorado Power officials visit Eaton Electric on prospects for Ault lighting with plans to connect to Greeley by September and June operation for power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gault
W. W. Wolfe
Messrs
J. Thompson
J. Sedgwick
Grover
G. L. Thomas
G. A. Mongtomery
A. F. Raton
M. Lair
J. E. Snook
J. Stockfleth
F. Wilson
Fort Collins
Eastern Star
Greeley
Rosetta Brown
Boosters’ Club
D. Thomas
Church Extension Society
Round Table
J. B. Wilson
C. J. Stockfleth
R. M. Haythorne
W. J. Farr
Eaton Electric Co
Masters Team Defeats Orchard 26 to 9 in Local Game
Wm E Day returned from a state tour. Miss Margaret Musgrove visits Stone ranch. Mabelle Moore recovering from scarlet fever. Guests of Mrs Smylie's home Mr and Mrs Willmarth of Chicago have gone home. Mrs Will Williams and Grace Day home from Castile Rock. Grace taught at Gypsum. An Orchard versus Masters baseball game Sunday on Masters grounds ended 26 to 9 for Masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E. Day
Margaret Musgrove
Stone Ranch
Mabelle Moore
Young
Masters
Will Day
Rob Day
Harris
Thompson
R. Mackey
Ed. Day
Jackman
A. Mackey
Fred Day
A. H. Minton
Dover News Briefs on Local Farms and Departures
Foster Truman plans to plant thirty acres of corn. A Hodgson returns from Boulder. T OC Halley sold four land sections nearby at a fair price. Harry Barrows returns from Denver to his homestead. Frank Speese now walks with crutches after a prior injury. Mrs C L Weller returns from Boulder visit. Lowry and Snook finish new houses and move onto their claims. Farmers receive nursery stock for groves and orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Truman
A. Hodgson
Boulder
T. OC. Halley
Harry Barrows
Denver
Frank Speese
C. L. Weller
Messrs
Lowry and
Snook
Owl Creek notes and social updates
Little Josepline Hill recovers from tonsillitis. Henry Wolf has fully recovered from rheumatism. J. H. Anderson handled business in Greeley last week. Miss Myrtle Leighman returns from Denver. Mr. and Mrs. White hosted Mrs. Lall and daughter Lillian and Mrs. Waddell. School house services were well attended. George Sperber welcomes sister Mrs. Inez Welsh for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josepline Hill
Henry Wolf
J. H. Anderson
Greeley
Myrtle Leighman
Denver
Local Shoppers and Clergy Featured in Weekend Activities
NUN J. Cline and family returned from a Boulder trip while Mrs. Jennie Copes’ friends celebrate her recovery. Frank Brewington spent early last week with his family in Eaton. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid enjoyed a pleasant and profitable meeting at Mrs. W. P. Lemonds. Elder H. M. J. Richards of Loveland led the Seventh Day Adventist quarterly services, well attended, across Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cline
Boulder
Jennie Copes
Frank Brewington
Eaton
The
Presbyterian Church
W. P. Lemonds
H. M. J. Richards
Loveland
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Local Notes From St Joseph and Nearby
Severance J Whitmore visits relatives in St Joseph Missouri. J Macullis returns from Denver. Nellie Anderson of Loveland visits uncle Otto Anderson. Mrs Mary Hilsabeck of Lincoln Nebraska visits her girlhood home. D E Severance pleased with sheep sale in Chicago. Elmer Hawkins travels to Missouri for weeks visiting. Mrs J K Pressler and son Dwight return from Carthage Missouri. Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs Walter Baldridge home with good attendance. School election approves bond of district 345 percent of assessed value and plan to build a four room brick school at about seven thousand dollars. Severance aims to lead county with strong facilities and ninth and tenth grades in local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Whitmore
St. Joseph
J. Macullis
Denver
Nellie Anderson
Loveland
Otto Anderson
Mary Hilsabeck
Lincoln
Neb
D. E. Severance
Chicago
Elmer Hawkins
Missouri
J. K. Pressler
Dwight
Carthage
Ladies’ Aid Society
Walter Baldridge
Severance
Hazelton Social News Notes and Snow Impact
Mrs Ed Davis Earl Barber and Marie Wortz are on the sick list. Mrs Etta Davis of Greeley visited Ed Davis family and returned home. Miss Ethel Beetham spent the week in Windsor and came back Saturday. There was no school Friday the 19th due to a snow storm. Arbor Day program postponed. A surprise party for Mr and Mrs Fred Storms on the 20th had light attendance but report of a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Davis
Earl Barber
Marie Wortz
Etta Davis
Greeley
Ethel Beetham
Windsor
Fred
Rheumatic Pains Relieved by Pain Balm Says Local Justice
B F Crocker aged 84 and longtime justice of the peace at Martinsburg Iowa reports severe sciatic rheumatism in his left arm and right hip. He used three bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and says it did him lots of good. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Crocker
Martinsburg
Texas Panhandle Prospects and Low Rail Rates
Denver based T Fisher G P A reports very low homeseekers rates offered by the Colorado and Southern to Texas destinations. The notice invites readers to learn about the country and the favorable rates for land seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Panhandle
Colorado & Southern
Texas
T. Fisher
Denver
Death to Dandelion Ends Lawn Battle in Greeley
An agricultural science breakthrough promises to kill yellow dandelions with a simple iron sulfate and sulfuric acid mix. The article warns readers to handle sulfuric acid carefully and notes the fight between dandelions and blue grass hinges on household spraying and garden care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Eastern College
Witherland
Dandelion
Sugar factory bid in Berthoud linked to J J Henry name
Denver papers outline a proposed independent Berthoud sugar factory led by J J Henry formerly of Northern Colorado Power. Colorado businessmen including W D Hoover are named as prospective directors. Bonds are advertised with stock bonus. Earlier reports cited Larimer County Commissioner Munson arranging eastern backing with pledged acreage. No definite plans for this season are confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Berthoud
J.J. Henry
Northern Colorado Power Company
Colorado
W. D. Hoover
Eaton
Windsor
Havemeyers
Munson
Larimer County
Notice to Contractors for East Ward School Addition
Plans and specifications for the two room addition to the East Ward school building district No 6 may be had from BE B Coulter president of the board during the next ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ward
District No. 6
BE. B. Coulter
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