All Over Weld. Beebe Draw Attends Greeley Carnival
The Draw was well represented at the carnival in Greeley last week. The Misses Maude and Elsie Ches attended services at LaSalle last Sunday. Farmers have harvested and are putting up the second cutting of hay. Our teachers for the coming year are Miss Hunter and Miss Waite. Harry Tregoning moved his family from Anderson's mine to Loveland. Edna and Rose Dean left for a mountains outing with Rev. Taylor and family of LaSalle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Maude
Elsie Chesput
LaSalle
Hunter
Waite
Harry Tregoning
Anderson's
Loveland
Edna
Rose Dean
Mountains
Rev. Taylor
Local Notes On Property Sale and Community Moves
Mr Severin sold his property. George Martinson spent a few days at home last week. Mrs L S Carpenter visits with friends near Timnath. Cucumber picking increases for the gardener. Many people return from fishing and camping trips in the mountains. Mr and Mrs Settle and daughter Eva plan a visit to their old Nebraska home. D Shelton Swan will teach science and mathematics at Longmont High next school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severin
George Martinson
Settle
Eva
Nebraska
D. Shelton Swan
Longmont High School
Local notes from Platteville and surrounding towns
J. O. Dennis is employed at Johns town. John Camp is on the sick list this week. Dr. J. F. Dawson went to Denver Friday. George Hodgson was in Denver Monday. G. W. Hammitt and wife are visiting at Lyons. W. G. Egner and wife returned from Kansas Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Camp spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wylie. C. W. Poe and family of Coffeysburg Mo. are visiting his sister Mrs. J. S. Glaze. James Coykendal W. Terry and Albert Hodgson started to North park Tuesday. James Stanton wife and daughter Hazel returned home Thursday evening after a few weeks visiting in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Dawson
Denver
George Hodgson
G. W. Hammitt
Lyons
W. G. Egner
Kansas
Ed Camp
Frank Wylie
C. W. Poe
Coffeysburg
J.S. Glaze
James Coykendal
W. Terry
Albert Hodgson
North Park
Charles Moore
Greeley
Truhart
J. C. Steck
Wyoming
Rienhart
Kersey
Frank Hunter
Charles Prater
Frank Loustelet
Local Notes From Elwell and Surrounding
Mrs George Jones drove to Love land Monday. Mrs J W Purvis spending a couple of weeks in Longmont. Mr Hertha out Monday to doctor a sick horse for August Rose Low. Stuart Thornton from Masonville on business last week. Beulah Shull clerking for J W Purvis postponing eastern trip. W A Purvis and eastern relatives with Misses Jeannette and Anna Orr camping in hills. Lawn social at Thornton home last week drew a good crowd. thirteen dollars cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jones
Loveland
J. W. Purvis
Longmont
Hertha
August Rose- Low
Stuart Thornton
Masonville
Beulah Shull
Iw. A. Purvis
Jeannette
Anna Orr
Thornton
Local social notes and church events in Berthoud area
It reports visits and travels of residents including W Waters of Denver and A G Bimson of Berthoud. The U K society met at John Whewell's home and elected officers. Henry Dunbar, president of the state Y P U A, spoke to the group. Clergy exchanges and services are noted with Rev J W Zimmerman of Berthoud and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. K
John Whewell
Dunbar
Henry
Berthoud
Henry Dunbar
Newell
Loveland
Elwell
J. W. Zimmerman
Big Bend Farm News and Local Moves
Mr. Nelson digs early spuds this week. Mrs. Rudd and Florence visit Greeley on Wednesday. Mrs. Moerkle and daughter travel to Platteville to visit relatives. The grain looks fine as farmers reap. Miss Sarah Wiggett visits near Denver at Mrs. Tuck’s home. Mrs. Andrew McMillan and daughter Noel attend Peckham services. Miss Margaret Johnson injured after a horse accident Friday. John McCarty cut grain for Mrs. Boal. her dog bit him on the leg at noon Tuesday, causing a serious wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bend
Sarah Wiggett
Denver
Tuck
Andrew McMillan
Noel
Peckham
Margaret Johnson
John McCarty
Boal
Ault Notes and Local Moves in Denver Visits
Ault brief items report Miss Mabel Padget visiting friends in Denver and Miss Joey Jackson of Pueblo visiting her mother Mrs M C Todd. Other notes include residents building in Hayden's addition and McGlenn's addition, families moving near Loveland and to town, a death of an infant near Pierce, a tent living during house vacancy, a colored man breaking his leg after falling from hay, and a Baptist Ladies Aid meeting canceled for spinsters convention at Joll's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Padget
Denver
Robert Brown
Pleasant Valley
William Harts
Hayden
J.H. Brancher
Joey Jackson
Pueblo
M. C. Todd
CO. W. Shannon
Loveland
Ed Conklin
Windsor
Richard Shannon
George Haynes
Pierce
Ault
Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
Spinsters’ Convention
Joll’s Hall
J. N. Westfall
Greeley Hospital
Ault Visitors Enjoy Greeley Carnival Week
Among the Ault people who visited Greeley carnival week were Mrs. R. L. Pence and children Mrs. H K. Cline C. W. Coffman and wife C. W. Shannon and wife Mrs. Hudson Mrs. Lieper Mrs. Frye and Mrs. Hiram England. The Ladies of the Maccabees invited about twenty friends to Joll's hall last Friday afternoon. All enjoyed the visit very much. The ladies served ice cream and cake. A short program consisting of music recitations and phonograph selections was also presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
R. L. Pence
H K. Cline
C. W. Coffman
C. W. Shannon
Hudson
Lieper
Frye
Hiram England
Ladies of the Maccabees
Joll’s Hall
LaSalle Gossip Notes and Local Movements
Joe Wendrick and family moved to Greeley while H A Dennison and Frank Bentley were listed as ill. Mrs. Madison traveled to Denver for eye treatment. Mr. Hull became new section foreman. Edith Berrington visits Colorado Springs. Winifred Sibley visits Edith Ellis in Greeley. Jennie Ellis stays with Mary Herriot in Evans. Bessie Beattie travels to the mountains with Rev Charles Taylor. The Stewart brothers begin excavation for their new store. Rev E E Gittin leaves LaSalle for Westminster Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wendrick
Greeley
H. A. Dennison
Frank Bentley
Madison
Denver
Mr. Hull
Winifred Sibley
Edith Ellis
Jennie Ellis
Mary Herriot
Evans
Bessie Beattie
Mountains
Charles Taylor
Mr. Marsh
D. P. Hubbard
Stewart Brothers
E. E. Gittin
LaSalle Presbyterian Church
Westminister Presbyterian Church
Columbine Community Notes Arrivals and Visits
Prudence Landers spent Tuesday at Mr Correy s home. Mrs H W Beers and Miss Lula Beers visited LaSalle on Sunday. Grandma King visits J W King s family in Greeley. Andrew Riddle from Fort Collins visits Mr Landers family. Whedmire Dorsey and King call on Mrs Lacey Friday. Columbine folks heard a sermon by Mr Crock Sunday evening. Arthur King and wife visit Ashby family Monday. Marion King and wife stay with their parents Saturday night and Sunday. Paul King from Greeley comes with Mrs E J King to visit relatives. Mrs Abram Ling and children from Greeley visit Arthur Ling family. Many Columbine residents attended the street fair in Greeley. Little Ralph Ashby fractures his right arm Sunday while playing. Hurich and Ashby couples visit Fort Collins. Florence Riddle returns to Fort Collins Tuesday with Pearle Sanders for a week. Baptist ladies of Ault plan an old maid s convention at the Columbine school house Friday night. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudence Landers
Mr. Correy
H. W. Beers
Lula Beers
LaSalle
Grandma King
J. W. King
Greeley
Andrew Riddle
Fort Collins
Mr. Landers
Mesdames Whedmire, Dorsey
King
Arthur King
Local notes from Kersey and Greeley area Monday
Residents and visitors parade through Kersey and Greeley with mentions of Mr Clanton Mrs Rienhart and Charles Moore. J C Steck begins Wyoming trip. The Cosburg family hosts dinner at Ewing ranch as Fern and Amanda Austin visit Gertrude Hill. George Hullman calls on Evans while Los Angeles visitors return north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cosburg
Mr. Cosburg
Ewing Ranch
Fern
Amanda Austin
Gertrude Hill
George Hullman
Evans
Misses Bioneer
Los Angeles
Calif
Kersey Enterprise Editor Relocates to New Home
Percy, editor of the Kersey Enterprise, moved his family from Telluride to the town and will occupy the house vacated by Mr. Davis with his office in the former barber shop building. Archie Morrison’s four year old son fractured his left leg after jumping from a hay wagon. Dr. Graham set the bone and reported recovery. H P Hill fenced Dr Jones property with woven wire and plans a windmill to pump water for the Lonergan and Jones lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedell
Chuck Pierson
Percy
Kersey Enterprise
Telluride
Davis
Archie Morrison
Graham
H. P. Hill
Dr. Jones
Dr. Lonergan
Windsor Newsround: Beet Crop Prospects and Local Tours
Beet crop in Windsor looks fine as residents travel to nearby mountains and Idaho for visits. W. W. Kennedy returns from Denver. Mrs. Ethel Rugh arrives home from Pueblo. An attorney notes a new office in the Bank of Northern Colorado. A liquor selling case ends with relief for Dan Kimberley and John Cannon.
Local Notes on Visits Travel and Illnesses in Town
George Evans a Denver visitor on Tuesday. Samuel Maxwell faces typhoid fever threat. W D Young and family returned from St Louis last Friday. Mr Kingsley of New York staying with Dr Horton in Lucerne. Lucerne bats defeated Evans on Sunday. Mrs J P Fashbaugh and daughter Cacre left for St Louis fair. Charles Erickson and wife with George Bedlin and family left for Estes Park. J W Barnes and family returned from Wyoming and reside west of town. L C Vanderlip family Mrs Dora Lee and young Miss Huffman away two weeks in the mountains. Isaac Erickson and wife bought a farm six miles west for 4300 and a block in Arlington Heights Greeley for 1500. News of Lewis Snyder’s serious illness at Lordsburg Calif. He is not expected to recover and friends mourn his passing relation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Young
Denver
Samuel Maxwell
W. D. Young
St. Louis
Mr. Kingsley
New York
Dr. Horton
Lucerne
Evans
Lucrene
J. P. Fashbaugh
Cacre
St. Louis Fair
Charles Erickson
George Bedlin
Estes Park
Wyoming
Town
L. CC. Vanderlip
Dora Lee
Lillie Huffman
Isaac Erickson
Arlington Heights
Greeley
Lewis Snyder
Lordsburg
Calif
Snyder
Stop That Cough Ballard's Horehound Syrup Ad
Mr and Mrs J A Anderson of Salt Lake City Utah endorse Ballards Horehound Syrup for coughs and colds saying it gives immediate relief and satisfaction after years of use. Available 25c 50c and 1.00 from all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
J. A. Anderson
West 5Th St
Salt Lake City
Utah
West Baden Trip Tickets Offered By Great Western Railway
The Chicago Great Western Railway announces a promotional sale July 22 to 25 for round trip tickets at one fare plus $2.00 to West Baden and French Lick Springs Indiana. Tickets are valid for return until August 11. For details contact any Great Western agent or J P Elmer G P A Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Law League of America
West Baden
French Lick Springs
Ind
Chicago Great Western Railway
Great Western
J. P. Elmer
Chicago
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Beebe
Cipson
Platteville
J. O. Dennis
Johns
John Camp
It. W. Waters
A. G. Bimson
Dunn
Walter
Eugene Crowell
F. J. Stoner
McGlenn
Colorado
S . Morey
Mercantile CO
WG Milcom
Charlies Smith
Edith Berrington
Colorado Springs
Columbine
Mr. Clanton
Mort Fuller
W. W. Kennedy
Ethel Rugh
Ethel Kennedy
A. R. Dickerson
Idaho
J. T. Adams
Bank of Northern Colorado
Chipmans
C. F
J. A. Alcorn
C. A. Yancey
al Lewis
Blackfoot
George E. Osterhout
Dan Kimberley
Dan
John Cannon
Mert Fuller
B. H. Huntington
C. E. Hotz
Roy Fulton
George Hanna
W. M. Alter
Lloyd
Robert Hanna
Baby
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Sunshine State
Sunset
Ogden & Shasta
VIA
Portland
San Francisco
A. N. Oliver, T. F
P. A
W. K. M’allister
Southern Pacific Company
Seventeenth St
Denver, Colo
America
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Tion
J. E. Preston
17Th Street
Buffalo
Missouri Pacific
W. C. Barnes, T.P. A
H. B. Kooser, G.W. F
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