Evans Visitors And Local Happenings At Evans
Evans residents host visitors from Fort Morgan and Henderson while Denver trips are noted. A high school exhibition raised 35 dollars for the library. Local church union service featured papers and a sermon by Rev. Seaman. The article also reports property leasing, hospital visits, and new housekeeping at the Lynn house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Roberts
Fort Morgan
Evans
B. Ramsdell
G. R. Park
Rev. Coffman
Denver
Grace Walpert
Little Daughter
Henderson
G. H. Young and
Sanquist
S. R. Huffsmith
John Burns
M. E. Perkins
Jets
Main Street
Evans High School
Young’s Hall
Richard Tregoning
Milwaukee
R. P. Church
Presbyterian Church of
Highlandlake families celebrate ditch water and nuptials
Highlands residents report water restored to the Highland ditch for domestic use. Friday evening marked the wedding of Clyde Jeffers of Berthoud and Nellie Brown at Mrs. Browns home officiated by Rev. D A Strong. The area hosted a picnic on Mrs Straw bridge’s lawn and a stereopticon show by Mr. Payne of Loveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jackson
Mt. Zion
Highland
Mrs. Brown
Clyde Jeffers
Berthoud
Nellie Brown
D. A. Strong
Local Births Marriages and Property Move in Ault Area
Ault births include a son to Mr and Mrs Chas Snow on April 9 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Max Osterie on April 14. Mrs J H Rowe visited Denver with her McLeod family. W N Williamson of Ault wed Miss Helen G White of Loveland in Loveland. Williamson Greer add B A Shafer of Indiana as partner. John Hayden sells two east Lot corner plots to First National Bank for a new bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Snow
Max Osterie
J. H. Rowe
Denver
McLeod
Loveland
W. N. Williamson
Ault
Helen G. White
Williamson & Greer
B. A. Shafer
Indiana
John Hayden
First National Bank
Arbor Day Celebrations and Local Visits in Hillsboro
The Daniels school planted forty trees to mark Arbor Day. Local residents and visitors including Frank Asher from Iowa, W. R. Adams on a ranch trip, J. B. Ardell and H. M. Arbuckle, Mrs. S. Griffith and Paul, and Dan and Orval Rodgers with the Mellon brothers were in Hillsboro, Greeley, Platteville, and nearby communities. Rev. Wright of Loveland preached in the new schoolhouse, with Sunday school scheduled next Sunday at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush
Frank Asher
Iowa
W. R. Adams
J. B. Ardell
H. M. Arbuckle
Hillsboro
Charles Durand
Nebraska
Charlie Durand
Rev. Wright of
Loveland
New School
Mr Nerdelle Cipson Sells 20 Acre Tract to Mr Murchison
Mrs Stewart and family move near the elevator. Mr Martins on adds two rooms to his house. Mrs Frank Young and children visit Windsor relatives. Mrs Godfrey and Mrs Carter visit with the L ucas family. Mrs McPherson of Boulder and of Greeley visit Spurgons. Mrs McCurry and Ella leave for Fort Collins then Scotts Bluff Neb. Clapper family from York Neb stay with Dillons and plan to settle here if satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerdelle
Murchison
Stewart
Martinson
Frank Young
Windsor
Godfrey
Godfrey Bottoms
Carter
Greeley
Lucas
McPherson
Boulder
Spurgeon
McCurry
Ella
Fort Collins
Scotts Bluff
Neb
Clapper
York
Dillon
Lilga Place
Windsor and Surroundings: Persons Travel and Local Moves
Robert Morris visited the Capitol City last week while Griff Teller returned east to dispose of sheep. Chester Stocking and wife visit Windsor and Fort Collins. Hanna attended the Colorado Association of Post Masters meeting in Pueblo. The Minckwitzes plan to move to California around June 1. Leland Laybourn visited Raton and Pierce. D B Cloud adds a story to his home. Be Hahn and wife move to a new Severance home. Hahn and Hall Teller run the local general store. The MBE church service featured Brotherhood of St Paul speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Morris
Capitol City
Griff Teller
Chester Stocking
Douglass
Wyoming
Windsor
Fort Collins
Rk EB. Hanna
Colorado Association of Post Masters
Pueblo
BK. U. Minckwitz
California
Leland Laybourn
Raton
Pierce
D. B. Cloud
BE. L. Hahn
Severance
Mr. Hahn
Hall Teller
Brotherhood of St. Paul
Second German church dedicates as visitors join service
Mrs. Ann Carpenter dies at her daughter’s home in her ninetyth year after years of bedridden decline. J M Allam family returns home safely from California, after planning a San Francisco trip amid reports of a disaster. A preaching service in English at 2 p.m. marks the church dedication with many from M E and Christian churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Carpenter
Helen Porter
F. Porter
M. E
J. M. Allam
Mr. Allam
California
San Francisco
Local News Briefs From Johnstown and Loveland
Mr Standem spent several days in Loveland last week. Mrs Morely Fairbairn's mother visits here now. Mrs Wm Rix was sick Thursday and Friday but improves with Dr Whittaker. Many locals danced Friday night at the hall. Mr and Mrs Tom Williams hosted a dainty hotel supper for the dancers. The Baptist Ladies Aid Bazaar sold fancy work and useful items Saturday. Mrs Bob Balentine led the punch bowl and served ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standem
Loveland
Morely Fairbairn
Wm. Rix
Whittaker
Tom Williams
Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
Bob Balentine
Community notes and farm life in the parish
Sam Crowell's beer workers arrived last week. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Eberhart last Thursday. John Schwaim was under a doctor's care but is better. Arbor Day was observed with an engaging program. Whowell Everitt and Eberhart moved their cattle to summer range. The Smith boys plowed dry land near Denver with Myrtle cooking for them. Rev E N Hanes of Berthoud led a quarterly conference session Saturday evening. John Carlson moved beef cattle to Denver and attended Smith chapel services. Church music featured organ violin cornet cello and guitar. Neighborhood youth gathered at the Everitt home for a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whowell
Everitt
Eberhart
Smith Boys
Denver
Local Colorado Notes Include Births Visits and Appointments
Homer Cushman attends to business in Denver. A son born to Mr. and Mrs P W Scott on April 18. Elmer Sly returns from the east with sheep. T H Daily family visit Denver. Schoonover and Eaton depart east with ewes. W F Lowry becomes time keeper at Windsor sugar factory. Depot roof replaced to stop leaks. A daughter arrives Sunday April 15 to Mr. and Mrs S S Titmus. Visit from P A Gordon and L H Abbee of Denver. Mrs W W Sullivan hosts niece Miss Lillian Faurot of Boulder for several weeks. Mesdames John McArtney and John McCall host William Rowley of Wheatland. J W Atkinson and wife of Rocky Ford visit Eaton to summer with son W L Atkinson at the Commercial Hotel. Mrs Merrill, school music and art teacher, resigns due to ill health and returns to Boulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Cushman
Denver
P. W. Scott
Elmer Sly
T. H. Daily
Irene
Schoonover
W. H. Eaton
W. F. Lowry
W. E. Larkin
P. A. Gordon
L. H. Abbee
W. W. Sullivan
Lillian Faurot
Boulder
Eaton
John McArtney
John McCall
William Rowley
Wheatland
J. W. Atkinson
Rocky Ford
W. L. Atkinson
Commercial Hotel
Merrill
Sunday
Marriage At Wellington Home Of Mrs Smith
A Sunday ceremony took place April 15 at the home of Mrs BE. A. Smith with D. L. Hanckleman and Miss Pearl Wilson of Wellington. Rev. E. Payne presided. The couple left by evening train for Denver and will reside in Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. Smith
D. L. Hanckleman
Pearl Wilson
Wellington
E. Payne
The
Baptist Church
Denver
The Case Against Treating None As a plural Verb
The article argues against treating none as a plural subject, noting it can be singular or plural. It cites examples from Paul, Bacon, Shakespeare, Milton, and Lounsbury while praising flexible usage in best writing and urging readers to decide based on context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miletus
Paul
Jerusalem
Bacon
Shakespeare
Richard III
Milton
Thomas R. Lounsbury
Harper’s Magazine
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J. N. Westfall
Westfall
H. W. Kirby
Shannon Hotel
R. L. Pence
McClurg
Boise
Idaho
Sundance
Wyo
Ada Hart
Edna
Jesse Hart
W. J. Henderson
St. Jospeh’s Hospital
A. Brayton
Brayton and McIntyre
Alpha
Lynn House
Downie
Scranton
Ayer CO
Lowell, Masa
Ayer
Cipson
Johnstown
Elwell
Sam Crowell
Globe-Wernicke
J. T. Clough Furniture
Company
Coronado Bldg
Seal OF
Colorado
Model Milling & Elevator CO
Ialso
Panama
India
Ninth Street
Sanborn
Houston
Santa FE
Colorado Springs
J. P. Hall
17Th St
Denver, Colo
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