Local News From Ault and Nearby Areas
All Over Weld notes activities in Ault Mrs Padget and others attend events Mrs F Rosene and Mrs R L nee traveled to Denver. Marriage of Robert L Pence and Isabel offee announced. Local business updates include Nefzigger buying lots and plans for a residence and Henderson Preston opening a blacksmith shop. May 3 election set with Conservative ticket led by John Hayden. Mrs Eaton's program raises funds. a pink tea features Miss Kittle McKelvey Neel. Mrs Whitney returns from Denver recovering from a brush with death when a curtain rod struck her forehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padget
F. ©. Rosene
R. L. Nee
Denver
Cheyenne
Robert L. Pence
Isabel Offee
Ault
Clark
Vu. P
Aken
Brighton
A. Falconer
M. C. Todd
Jesse Hart
Badger & Co
Greeley
J. J. Nefzigger
Longmont
John Hayden
R. L. Pence
P. J. Newman
A. Allison
N. T. Joll
A. W. Morrison
N. J. Carter
A. J. Eaton
Young Ladies’ Club
J.W. Smillie
Whitney
Local social and life notes from Eaton region
Eaton community news covers property sale by Eaton H. Miller to P. H. Brewington, visits by Miss Aley Webster and Miss Catherine Jones, a ten pound birth, club dances in planning, and numerous social gatherings hosted by G N Yeagy and others. Socials at Kinneys bowling alleys and a Junior C E society event are noted with attendees from Greeley and Windsor.
Local notes from a western town on residents and trades
Fern Mead serves as second clerk at the store while church services resume in the hall. Cattle move to Chalk Bluffs. Virgil Davis and wife visit Mead. Loveland figures such as H A Grewell, George Bell, and J W Purvis appear in moving, purchases, and new residences. Sheep shipments head east as Thorton and Coleman join the market with Purvis moving to a new dwelling.
Farmers Cheer as Dipping Vat Readsied for Use
A snowy week boosts farmer morale as the new dipping vat near Platteville becomes ready for operation. Nearby residents report visits from relatives and travelers including Professor Packer from Fort Lupton and Guy Hammitt from Denver University.
Local residents travel details from the past week
A. Lewis returned home Tuesday after a busy week. Sara Knowlton and Mae Crawford visited Greeley Friday evening and returned Sunday. Minnie Morgan and Mrs Kersey plus Rev. Weber were Denver visitors Wednesday. J M Kuteh J W Wien Arthur Terry and the News editor toured the capital city one day last week. Mrs J H Wassey went to Fort Lupton Sunday to see her sister who lost three fingers at work in the condenser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lewis
Sara Knowlton
Mae Crawford
Greeley
Minnie Morgan
Kersey
Rev. Weber
Denver
J. M. Kuteh
J. W. Wien
Arthur Terry
Capital City
J. H. Wassey
Fort Lupton
Local notes from the valley recount travels and visits
Cault O. T. Perry returned from Cheyenne Sunday afternoon. A B Tilton went to Slayton's Sunday and returned Monday. Perry and F McIver spent several days in Cheyenne. J P Roberts came from Lucerne Wednesday to work on his reservoir. Miss Alice Thompson of Cheyenne visited with Mrs. Perry. William Ketcham and J J Boyle of Chalk Bluffs visited Sunday. A B Hilton went to Greeley Monday and expects to return later this week. Arbor Day was not observed due to wind. Adams and son William from Greeley arrived Sunday evening and left Monday. O T Perry and J Larson flew to the O Ne il ranch Wednesday afternoon breaking a team of colts. Mrs O T Perry and Miss Mabel Tilyou visited O Ne il Sunday. Mr and Mrs Thompson and Mrs Perry's parents returned with them. Grover convention drew Gerryites including Mrs Archer Miss Flora Hilton Miss Alva Price and Leo. B T Price and daughters Lena and Alva Price with Mr Whitney of Nebraska left Tuesday for Seely's lake for Lena Price and Mr Whitney's wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Perry
Cheyenne
A. B. Tlilton
Slayton
Perry
F. McIver
William Ketcham
J. J. Boyle
Chalk Bluffs
A. B. Hilton
Greeley
Mr. Adams
William
J. Larson
O'Neil Ranch
Mabel Tilyou
O'Neil
Mrs. Thompson
Gerryites
Archer
Flora Hilton
Alva Price
Leo
B. T. Price
Lena
Mr. Whitney
Nebraska
H. Caywood
Seely’s Lake
Lena Price
Local Notes Report Illnesses Visits and a Medal
Mrs Moses Norris has been ill for a week and Rev and Mrs Taylor stayed at Fort Morgan. Roland Norris funeral held at home Friday. Mrs John Bentley attended Presbytery in Fort Morgan. Mrs Beattie returned from Platceville Monday. Dr Mitchell of Cambridge Ohio visited cousin Richey Blackwood. Mr and Mrs John Craig and Alice visited D S Ellis. Edith Herrington won the Demorest gold medal at the W C T U contest in Evans Friday night April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Norris
Taylor
Fort Morgan
Little Roland Norris
John Bentley
Platceville
James Beattie
Dr. Mitchell
Cambridge
Ohio
Richey Blackwood
John Craig
Alice
D. S. Ellis
Demorest
Evans
Edith Herrington
Local Visits and School Illness Reported in Greeley Area
Peckham J. Burbank of Greeley visited at Kase's Friday. L. Sorenson and L. H. Larson spent Friday in Greeley. C. P. Kemmerer the auctioneer passed through Peckham Friday. The county physician investigated sickness at Big Bend school and found several families ill. He examined many and diagnosed smallpox in a mild form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Burbank
Greeley
Evans Birth Announcement and Local Visit Summary
Evans born to Mr and Mrs Eugene For rest a fine baby boy. G R Park and J S Archibald visited Denver Monday. W D Young has residence painted and papered. Rev Rarick of Loveland visited Rev Stillman this week. D R Perkins of Missouri visiting brother B M Perkins. Rev Fisher guest of J P Fashalough and family Sunday. Mr Pepper and wife of Denver visiting Uncle Ed Beeson. Mrs Hattie Riley of Denver visiting Grandma Hullsmith. Miss Pickett and Mrs Madge James
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Forrest
G. R. Park
J. S. Archibald
Denver
W. D. Young
Rev. Rarick
Loveland
Stillman
D. R. Perkins
Missouri
B. M. Perkins
Rev. Fisher
J. P. Fashalough
Mr. Pepper
Ed Beeson
Hattie Riley
Grandma Hullsmith
Miss Pickett
Madge James
Local Social Roundup and Community News
Sunday greetings and visits as Mrs Henry Behrens hosts guests while Mrs John Vigor visits in Capitol Hill. Visitors include Mrs Allison of Wallace Nebraska and J F Jack friends. Bruce Malonee returns from Denver. Charles Sisk from Denver to Salida visits home. Mrs Britts of Richland Center Wisconsin visits J W French. Walter Westover and family depart for Cripple Creek for several months. City improvements noted with ditches and parks. Rev Sheldon of Greeley delivers Bees lecture in reading room. Edith Herrington LaSalle wins gold medal at R P church benefit for Evans reading room raising 21 dollars. Thomas Walker dies at El Modena California, pioneer Evans resident and brother of James and John Walker of Mast Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Behrens
John Vigor
Berthoud
L. J. Vigor
Capitol
Allison
Wallace
Neb
J. F. Jack
Bruce Malonee
Denver
Charles Sisk
Maileclerk
Salida
Britts and Son
Richland Center
Wis
J. W. French
Walter Westover
Cripple Creek
Rev
Sheldon
Congregational
Greeley
R. P. Church
Edith Herrington
LaSalle
Evans
Thomas Walker
el Modena
Calif
Walker
James
John Walker
Mast Evans
Local News Notes From Antelope Park And Eaton
Miss Grayce Dwinell visits unable to attend school due to illness. Miss Inez Franklin visited relatives in Eaton. Mrs. Thomas Farnworth and Kathleen shopped in Greeley. Nat Farnworth visited from Fort Collins. Chloe Boullard is convalescent after illness. Fort Collins visitors Mr. and Mrs. Eckells visited J K Pressler. Reynolds absent from school. Mrs. B Hagar and Mrs. A N May taught in her absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. Wilson
Eaton
T. Austin
Welcome Hill Visitors and Local Family News
Welcome Hill visitors Mr and Mrs Rogers visited Windsor on Thursday. Mrs N R Lee's baby is on the sick list this week. The Misses Albee shopped in Greeley Saturday. Mr and Mrs Bogard visited Love land Friday. Estella Wailes is able to be around after sickness. Miss Albee prepares her program for the last day of school. J Wailes will finish hauling wheat to the Ragan switch this week. Mrs Jane Bogard visiting her son returned to Pueblo. T Jones came home from the mine after a car ran over his foot last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Windsor
Jane Bogard
Pueblo
T. Jones
Local Moves and Property Transfers Reported Nearby
Mr and Mrs F C Teller drove to Windsor last Thursday. Mrs Ericson and two daughters moved to Greeley Monday. Mr Harris moved into his newly purchased property the first of last George Martinson went Tuesday to work for his uncle Mr Pierson near Eaton. D Warner sold his house and ten acres the first of the week to J D Davis for 1500. Miss Hilma Carlson returned home from Colorado Springs Saturday and will keep house for her father. Joseph Anderson moved to Fourteenth avenue this week until his new house is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Teller
Windsor
D. Warner
J. D. Davis
Hilma Carlson
Colorado Springs
Joseph Anderson
Fourteenth Avenue
Hillsboro News Briefs Include Builder and Local Tidings
Charlie Binder is constructing a house for his beet tenders. Mrs. Joe Morris hosts an old fashioned carpet rag sewing on Thursday. A light rain Saturday and Sunday morning brightened farmers’ faces. Rev. A. E. Chase traveled to Fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Binder
Joe Morris
A. E. Chase
Fort
Morgan Attends Presbytery Causing Church Services Cancelled
Mrs Tremain sustained injuries after a runaway last week with a dislocated shoulder and bruising to the head and neck. Dr Dudley is attending her. Morgan attended the Presbytery last week and remained over Sunday, leading to the service cancellation here.
Rain brings joy to Lacrance farmers in weekend showers
Farmers in Lacrance celebrate the fine rain that soaked the area Saturday night. Visitors include Alfred Hilton of Gault at George Adams's home, Captain Hogarty and Mr. Aldrich calling nearby, with Alex Adams of Kersey visiting Windsor and LaGrange friends last Thursday. Captain Neff of Fort Collins stayed near Kersey and in La Grange last week. Mrs. Clara Ward of New Jersey dined with her brother George E. Adams and family last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Hilton
Gault
George Adams
Alex Adams
Kersey
Windsor
LaGrange
Captain Neff
Fort Collins
Clara Ward
New Jersey
George E. Adams
Local Social Notes From Greeley Area
ASHTON Mr and Mrs B Edwards visited with friends in Greeley Sunday. J Vose of Greeley was visiting friends in this vicinity Tuesday. Several farmers have hauled coal this past week. Mr Randall is erecting a new barn to be completed soon. Mrs R F McCune and two girls are visiting at Mr and Mrs D McCune's home for a few days. Mr Swink has set out many trees this spring, a major improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Edwards
Greeley
J. Vose
Randall
R. F. McCune
D. McCune
Swink
Beebe Draw Notes Dipping Vat Planned
Sherd Chesnut left for the mountains to work in the mines. A Sunday storm damaged the telephone line in several spots. Teachers and students prepare for the last day of school on the 29th. Farmers in the Draw met to discuss cattle dipping and plan a local dipping vat with location to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherd Chesnut
Beet planting and community events in Big Bend
Mr Rudd plants beets for local farmers while the school remains closed due to sickness. A missionary meeting is set for Mrs Stone's house next Tuesday, and a prayer meeting was held at Mr Nelson’s home. Mr and Mrs Calleham plan a eastward trip, renting their farm to Mr Rudd and son. A surprise party gathered at Mr and Mrs Wiggett’s home Friday night and all enjoyed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wiggett
Irrigated Lands of the Big Horn Basin Offer
G W Vallery promotes Wyoming’s Big Horn Basin with ample water rights, fertile soil, and cheap irrigated lands from $20 per acre. He highlights canals, grazing, lumber, and mineral potential and invites inquiries and a free twenty two page color folder from his Denver office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn
Wyoming
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured By Pain Balm Claim
E A Waldron of Wilton Junction Iowa reports years of sciatic rheumatism with stiff painful joints. He used Chamberlains Pain Balm and says he is thoroughly cured with no pain for many months. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Waldron
Wilton Junction
Iowa
Chamberlain
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H. O. Miller
P. H. Brewington
Aley Webster
A. H. Myers
A. OC. Warner
G. N. Yeagy
Scott and
Neel
Schoonover
Catherine Jones
Callie Lincoln
Eaton Friends
Vio Beuschoten
Central City
Boulder
Miss Austin
Eaton Schools
Ethel Kennedy
T. C. Phillips
S. J. Phillips
Collins School
Kinneys
Watherine Jones
C. E. Society
Congregational Church
Elwell
H. A. Grewell
Eberhart
Eichmann
John Everitt
R. Walker
Sand Hills
George Bell
J. J. ‘Ahornton
Sc. Clair Taylor
T. L. Davis
Mr. Pollock
Oregon
J. W. Purvis
Master Vernon
Little Raethal
Grandma Thornton
Mr. Davis
L. Aberhart
Platteville
Professor Packer
Frank Drake
Doud
Johnny Laughlin
Ross
John Gallovan
Pierce
B. J. Hussion’s
George Gabler
F. E. Hinds
Guy Hammitt
Denver University
G. W. Hammitt
Lyons and
C. L. Benoy
C, Oc, Kersey
Ben Bollen
Morey
Campa
Colorado
C. S. Morf Mercantile, CO
Cault
J. P. Roberts
Lucerne
Alice Thompson
Mrs. Perry
Peckham
Antelope Park
Welcome Hill
Cipson
George Martinson
Mr. Pierson
Hillsboro
Lacrance
Captain Hogarty
Mr. Aldrich
Ashton
Beebe
Big Bend
G. W. Vallery
17Th-St
Twist & Rasmussen
Abby
Checidence Shoes
Miss Boyd
F. Hammar Paint CO
St. Louis
Petes al
Greeley Opera House
W. F. Stephens
W. E. Nankeville
Union Pacific Railroad
A. W. Barbour
17Th Street
Venver
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