All Over Weld Rural Notes Cheer and Change
Mr and Mrs Bush and sister of Hardin visited Sherman Markie s early week August Baab returned from Denver and will work as bookkeeper in Greeley Farmers cut fair grain and spring grain nearing harvest Mrs J Dean and children returned from Loveland and Estes Park Drain ditch through the Draw to be finished by five men and twenty four oxen Private ditched farms feed into main ditch boosting property value by hundreds of dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
Hardin
Sherman Markie’s
August Baab
Denver
Greeley
Local Notes from Evans and Surrounding Areas
Miss Sadie Young of Avorado Springs visits home friends while Miss Seaman of eastern Nebraska stays with Rev. Coffman family. Ed French and Miss Fern Mead announce plans to marry. Numerous visits, travels, and community events highlighted including WCTU meeting, Y’s club formation, and church improvements. Married Ed French and Fern Mead wedding cards noted. Frank Williams and wife, Windsor residents, visit before heading to Korea as missionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Young
Avorado Springs
Windsor H C Branch Visits Fort Collins Guest
Windsor H. C. Branch of Fort Collins was a Windsor visitor Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ben Florance and daughters of Greeley are visiting Windsor. G. W. Briggs returned from a visit to Denver and Colorado Springs. Miss Anna Rue returned from her visit to her home in Obisney Indiana. The foundation is rapidly laid for William Forgeys new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Branch
Fort Collins
Windsor
Ben Florance
Daughters of
Greeley
G. W. Briggs
Denver
Colorado Springs
William Forgey
Anna Rue
Obrisney
Ind
Eaton Residents Quietly Travel and Visit Nearby Resorts
Local notices report George Jones and wife visiting Denver. Obituary notes the death of T. H. Bush at 51. Residents such as J W Gault, M S Losey, Mrs. Corcoran, E G Steele and families visit Boulder, Boulder chautauqua, Estes Park, Idaho Springs, and Estes Park over the period. Content also lists several travelers to Nunn, Pierce, Holyoke, Crowley, Fort Morgan, and Cotton Grove with trips to Kansas City, Denver, and the mountains for vacations and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jones
Denver
T. H. Bush
J. W. Gault
Nunn
W. W. Henderson
Clarence Mills
Scott's Bluffs
Neb
T. C. Gates
Hi. E
J. M. Hogue
A. W. Sparling
Harmon
Holyoke
Donnelley
H. T. O'Conner
Colorado Springs
A. J. Eaton
Boulder
D. H. May
Crowley
Eaton
Willis Eaton
Estes Park
G. Deffke
Fort Morgan
M. Lair
Idaho Springs
Rev
S. C. Dickinson
Coffman
A. ©. Adams
Gertrude Huffman
James Clark
Cotton Grove
Wis
T. H. Dailey
James Wolfe
Harlan
Chautauqua
H. EB. Hogue
Local News and Social Notes Recap
R M Crawford named cashier at the sugar factory to fill J H Clark’s vacancy. Mrs Geo Musberger and Mrs Eames of Greeley visit Mrs Theo Latch at Sev erance. Joseph Shreeves, from Eaton now in Nampa Idaho, returns home. Rev W F Ripley of Colorado preach es at the Baptist church. Union services held at Congregational church. Miss Persinger returns to Nebraska after visiting Miss Florence Packard. she and E K Packard family spent weeks in the mountains. Six year old son of Mr and Mrs T J Dyer burned while starting a coal oil fire. Dyer family loss includes house and contents. neighbors aid in rebuilding and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Crawford
J. H. Clark
Geo. Musberger
Eames
Greeley
Theo. Latch
Severance
Joseph Shreeves
Eaton
Nampa
Idaho
W. F. Ripley
Baptist Association of Colorado
Congregational Church
Miss Persinger
Florence Packard
Nebraska
E. K. Packard
Local Happenings in Johnstown and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Jack Sauter visits from Missouri while Mrs. F N Knott and Mabel Beeson tour Longmont. Mrs. O A Quinn and baby from Greeley visit relatives two weeks. Wheat harvest and alfalfa cropping continue as farmers work. William Hicks injured by poisonous spray in eyes. Miss Anna McDonald moves to Denver ending Johnstown millinery. Clara Blake wins sweet pea prize. Doris Anderson named most popular lady. Lakeno show departs for Berthoud after prize spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sauter
Missouri
F. N. Knott
Mabel Beeson
Longmont
O. A. Quinn
Baby
Greeley
Litford
Dot Parkin
Lakeno
Berthoud
Johnstown
Doris Anderson
Woodland festival successful with charity proceeds
Elwell and visitors from Omaha Loveland Fort Collins are noted among social items. The Woodland festival drew praise and the ladies cleared thirty dollars. Community visits include Mrs Jessie Thornton and son Bruce Loveland to Grandma Thornton and Miss May Plumb Longmont enjoyed time with Mrs Will Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Thornton
Bruce
Loveland
Grandma Thornton
May Plumb
Longmont
Will Clark
Fort Lupton Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Frank Haynes and family visited friends in Greeley over Sunday. G W Twomply of Denver was in the city on business. Friends of Mr Gullette attended his funeral at Arvada Monday. Presiding Elder Dr Carnine preached at the MBE church Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Sam Hilgnheil of Denver visited with G L Armstrong's family. A large Lupton crowd went to Longmont Sunday to see Lup ton Grays vs Longmont ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Haynes
Greeley
G. W. Twomply
Denver
Mr. Gullette
Arvada
Dr. Carnine
M. BE
Sam Hillgnheil
G. L. Armstrong
Lupton
Longmont
Lupton Grays
Episcopal church ladies host lawn social at Smith home
The Episcopal church ladies held a lawn social at M. S. Smith's home Saturday evening with ice cream sherbet and cake. Rev. Gullette of Arvada, father of Mrs. C. G. Philip, died Saturday morning of appendicitis. Dr A D Marks leaves this week for six months in California and Dr A T Monismith will supervise his practice during absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Episcopal Church
A. D. Marks
California
A. T. Monismith
Delta social news from Charles Lolof family and friends
Visitors and illnesses populate a Delta page. Charles Lolof’s mother and sister visited last Sunday while Miss Clara Schultz from Greeley stayed with Mrs. Robb. Willie Vandermay and Maud Laurence were on the sick list. Mrs. J. W. Shearer and son Harland expect to return from Iowa soon. The Waite and Architald families hosted gatherings, with Georgia Baker and Ruth Card joining. The Robb group picnicked at Seely Lake, and Thomas Watts celebrated his 43rd birthday with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lolof
Clara Schultz of
Greeley
Willie Vandermay
Maud Laurence
J. W. Shearer
Harland
Iowa
Shaw
Ohio
Waite
Mr. Waite
Allie Archibald
Manor
Delta
Architald
Local Birth and Distinctive Travels Note Card
Born Sunday July 29 a son to Mr and Mrs Buckler. Mrs N J Houston visiting in Greeley Thursday. Miss Pearhead left Saturday for Nebraska. Mr Bol linger went to Platteville Sunday.
Local social notes from the county
Mary Buzick Cipson has a new piano. Mrs. Rowley is improving after illness. Dennis family hosts relatives from Saline County Missouri. Pearl and Mary Robb visited Ethel and Lela Sturgeon. Ray Harrison and sister Mrs. Hatch visited Loveland for fruit. Callison and Lena visited Mrs. Rowley. Williams family stayed in Fort Collins Monday to Thursday. A cow belonging to Mr Harris died after getting entangled in a lariat. Brainard Gore Calvin families plan a two week mountain outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Buzick
Pearl
Mary Robb
Ethel
Lela Sturgeon
Ray Harrison
Mrs. Hatch
Loveland
Ault Lake Area to Diminish For About A Month
The chamber’s lake area will be gone for about a month while routine maintenance and work proceed. Ault rural delivery starts September 17, and candidate examinations for carriers are underway. Local notes include community visits, personnel changes at the depot, and local travel between Ault and neighboring towns.
Community Notes From LaGrange and Nearby
Chas. Neff returned from Shoshoni Wyoming on Friday. The DeVotie ranch reports a sick 3 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Salser with typhoid fever. Mrs. N. J. Weber and Mrs. O. A. Petty with her daughter of Greeley visited Mrs. C. C. Neff Friday. A social will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Decker Friday evening. Duane De Volle started for Shoshone Wyoming to register for the drawing of Shoshone reservation lands. Rev. Davis of Greeley preached at the schoolhouse last Sabbath to a large attendance. Clarence Dill of Longmont, visiting his aunt and uncle, returned home last week. brother Lawrence will stay awhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Neff
Shoshoni
Wyoming
Duane de Volle
Shoshone
Rev. Davis
Greeley
Local Notes From Bic Bend and Nearby
Mrs John Grayham of Erie visits her friend Mrs Boal in Bic Bend. The Ladies Aid Society plans a Lane chapel meeting Thursday afternoon. Mr Wright suffered a serious accident Thursday his foot crushed by a hayrake. condition improves slowly. Miss Lacey Smith of Erie visits cousin Miss Flowers and will return home this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCann
Moffat Road
John Grayham
Erie
Boal
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lane's Chapel
Wright
Lacey Smith
Miss Flowers
LaSalle News Snippet Highlights Local Visits and Events
The LaSalle area reports a July 28 birth to Mr and Mrs C E Fischer. Visitors include Miss Aliee Craig from Evans and Miss Anna George from St Louis. Rev Bryant of New Jersey and Grace Ellis host visits, and the W C T A and Ys plan ice cream and cake night. Sherman returns from a Texas trip, and Mrs Hanson with children return to Racine after six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaSalle W.C.T. A
Y.’s “Sa
Platteville Social Notes and Local Events
PLATTEVILLE residents report visits from J. M. Katch in Denver and Elbert C. Smith in Platteville last week. Mrs. H. A. Duenweg travels to Indiana and Illinois for an extended visit. The Catholic church ladies hosted a well attended social in the park. The ten months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mapes died last week with funeral held Saturday. Local young women take up swimming during the sultry summer. Platteville ball team won one game against Evans and nearly beat Brighton in a doubleheader, exciting the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warley
Greeley
Elbert C. Smith
Platteville
H. A. Duenweg
Indiana
Illinois
C. Kersey
Evans
Brighton
Shortage of School Directors Delays Board Meeting
Three members of the school board are absent from the city hindering a key meeting. M. A. Bunker H. N. Haynes and Mrs John C. Mosher are away as the board aims to finalize the teacher roster. Thomas and Coulter manage the remaining business awaiting the return of others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Bunker
H. N. Haynes
John C. Mosher
Messrs. Thomas and
Coulter
Local News Briefs From Ault and Area
Ault born July 24 to Mr and Mrs Amor Morrison, Gon F J McIntyre sick with typhoid fever improving. Henry Mead and Olin King returned from an eastern trip last week. Baptist Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Pence home Thursday afternoon. Fred Graffe and John Kiser on fishing and hunting trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amor Morrison
F. J. McIntyre
Henry Mead
Olin King
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
Pence
Fred Graefe
John Kiser
Manager Skips Out, Bloomer Girls Continue Game
Ed Morris, manager of the National Bloomer Girls Kansas City team, left Tuesday for unknown parts but did not disrupt the squad as he held no company funds. A player stepped in as general manager and the game proceeded as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Morris
National Bloomer Girls
Kansas City
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Beebe
Henry Behrens
Smith
Cimarron
Colo
Grandma Huffsmith
Main Street
James Wolk
Vanderlip
W. E. Morrison
Mart Briggs
Morrow
Morrison
Eldorado
Y's
J. A. Behrens
W. J. McMillan
Seaman
LaSalle
Anna McKeight
Eskridge
Kansas
Katherine
Eva McKelvey
Helen Brown
A. B. Middleton
Ward Laybourn
Art Chipman
Ben Huntington
J. G. Hiss
Cooper
J. T. Middleton
Pierce
M. H. Laybourn
W. B. Middleton
Frank E. Williams
W. T. Porter
Williams
Korea
Dandruff
Ayer
Lowell
J. OC. Ayer Co
Mass
M. S. Losey
E. G. Steele
Mrs. Middleton of
Chris Nelson
Ray McClare
R. M. Haythorne
Rev. Coffman
Elwell
R. C. Scott
Com. Walkers
William Hildebrand
Omaha
Lewis Worden
Ed Brown
Homer Hardesty
Fort
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Lucerne
Cipson
Ault
J. W. Saales
McGlenn
John ‘Layden
Samuel Hayden
H. A. Whitten
Agent Parker
Mr. Parker
Lincoln
F. E. Wykert
Henderson
F. E. Bailey
Agnes Brown
D. F. Gilbert
Cozad
Richard Sherman
Sherman
Robert Bailey
Bailey
Wm. Ken
Walter
Claflin
Tacoma
Washington
Lacrance
Bic Bend
J. M. Katch
E. Stockover
McArthur & Co
Greeley, Colo
Pr H, Bennett
Osteopathic
Dupree Building
Martha A. Morrison
Atnic Rhveicien
Graduate American School of Osteopathy
Satays
Otel
Coronado
Rish'se
Reeley
Colorado
William H. Delbridge
Francis P. Lonergan
Pyans, Colo
Bell Greeley
Bell Ward
Thomas F. Quinn
M. D.C
Greeley, Colorado
Oasis Stables
Edythe Milne Ahlstrand
Marchesi
Wm. Tomlins
Chicago
Geneva Johnstone Bishop
Los Angeles
Paris
Carlyle Petersilea
Boston
Tenth Ave
Henry Clay
Luther
Bank Block
Robert H. Bird
M.R.C.V. S
Greeley, Cole
van Sickle’s Livery
Amma N. Hamilton
Osteopathic Nue
Ame School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Po Zolyghees
Ence
10Th Ave
Northwestern
Ward
Eldora
Nederland
Caribou
Wall Street Salina
L. R. Ford
G. P. A. Boulder
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