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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1905
Page
3
Community updates report social visits and appointments, farm work and harvest progress, business changes, and public notices in Ault and nearby locales. Mentions include Mrs. Percy Alam's Ladies' Aid gathering, Rev. Chas Elliott speaking at the schoolhouse, new barber shop plans, and changes at Stoner and Mead hardware.
Antelope Park residents visit Eaton and Fort Collins visitors join local families. Local social at the schoolhouse Friday night netted twelve dollars from an ice cream social as part of weekend community events.
Mr McLeod of Denver visits daughter Mrs J H Rowe. Mr and Mrs Harry Cline plan a mountain trip. Judge Henderson made a business trip to Denver. J W Tollefson visits from Kearney Nebraska. Mrs Willie Frye recovered from serious illness. Mrs George Kesner's mother visits from the east and may relocate here. W W Sullivan and W T Lynn go fishing to Wyoming. O L Knowlton goes to Steamboat Springs for several months. Mr and Mrs J N King returned from mountain trip and tell of fishing yarns. W W Sullivan buys the Bank of Ault building from Mc Glenn Bros. Bank remains at old stand. P A Jones of Pierce buys a threshing outfit. there are four in the region.
Miss Cecil McClelland was sick last week and Mrs. Klussman is very low with typhoid fever. Art Meyers from Grover visited Crow Creek while Mrs. Howard Briscoe and Miss Helen Richey were in Greeley. E. E. Umberger finished haying Friday. John Dale and family moved from the Keystone ranch. Pearl Umberger shopped in town with her mother. Calvin Hunt and cousin Mrs. Chris Nelson visited in Greeley Wednesday.
Mrs Loveland's baby improves rapidly. Mrs A R English on sick list this week. Chas Anderson completed a fine new barn. Miss Eva Ford visiting Boulder for two weeks. Threshing has begun and Dox Carr first to thresh grain in the neighborhood. Alvin Morrison and Mr Hawk of New Windsor visited Mr Lauridsen on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dill and children of Telluride visiting Mr and Mrs Chas Ford. Mr Dill is Mrs Ford's brother. Mr and Mrs Lynn and children and Mrs De Volle out riding Sunday and called at Duane De Votie's.
Beebe Draw Harry Snook of Greeley visits Baab brothers. Philip Berndt and family stay with the Baabs in Nantes. Mr. and Mrs. Gosselin of Waton visit Sherman Markle. Miss B Cauche Alfred spends weeks with friends at Estes Park. Miss Etta Day of Masters calls on her way home from Castle.
Cipson Wilson Turner is on the sick list. Miss Elva Lucas visited in Denver Sunday with her brother. F. W. Scott and family moved near the sugar factory. Mr. and Mrs. Dent entertain a granddaughter from Missouri. Rev. Hunter made pastoral calls Thursday. Mr. Evans entertains his sister Miss Cyntha Evans of Austin Kansas. Mrs. Huxtable of Linsburg Kansas visiting her sister Mrs. Ralph Harris has gone to Boulder to visit relatives.
John Herriott Evans left Monday evening for Hugo Colorado. Dr. Potter of Kansas City visiting Garrville Lundy. Reed family of Nebraska visiting Mrs. Wheeler. Ed Behrens shipped a car load of new wheat Saturday at 1.25 per hundred. Snyder received a bad kick from a horse Sunday. Carnahan Johnson of Hickory Pennsylvania returned to Evans after two years away. Ferguson daughter Amy ill with quinsy. Beulah White and Minnie Randall from Idaho Springs back after two weeks. Mary Wilson and children from Colorado Springs returned home after two weeks visit. G H Young and Jack O Grady attended Pocahontas convention in Denver. Ladies missionary society of United Presbyterian church Greeley met at Mrs M J Craig’s home. Pierpont Lansdale Vanderlip Vanderlip Perry Beesen and Herriott party fished the Latham reservoir Sunday expecting good catch and time.
Eaton residents and visitors from Windsor Curtis Denver Cheyenne Muscatine and Provo attended social events and visits this week. Local dance at Seelys lake. Epworth League social in M E church. Windsor ball team lost to Eaton Eagles 13 to 6. Crops look strong with a hopeful harvest outlook despite hail risk.
LaSalle youths attend services Sunday evening and a prayer meeting was held at the Mackey home Wednesday. Mrs. Davis of Hastings visits her parents the Pritchards. A new choir, chosen by Rev. Stillman, will preach Sunday afternoon and evening. About twenty five young people hosted a party for Mrs. H McMillen Friday evening with a fine time.
Highland Lake and Markham began threshing this week with good grain yields. Elma Develt of Berthoud visits grandparents. P. M. Mead resumes riding after illness. E. H. Knott checked cattle in the mountains. Harry Jackson and Mr. Smith of Platteville visited. Metcalf took a Denver trip Sunday. Hudson family to stay in Mrs Mansfield’s cottage for a month. Highland Lake baseball team defeated Idaho 19 to 0, earning honors.
Fred James Kersey couple on a short Estes Park trip. Dr W F Spaulding located in Kersey for medical practice. Cort Fetter returned Friday from eastern Colorado relatives. Fred and Mrs Steck back from six weeks honeymoon on Pacific coast. Emma Ballard Colorado evangelist visited Kersey area. J W Sommerville hosted by visiting Pennsylvania brother admiring Colorado scenery.
Lucerne N J reports Houston building a new barn. Perry Murray returns Friday from the mountains. Mr Davis hosts a visiting brother from the east. Mr and Mrs Cattron of Utah visit with Mr and Mrs Hixon. Mr Cattron is Mrs Hixon’s brother. An old time carpet sewing bee hosted by Mrs Buckley Thursday was enjoyed by all with refreshments served afterward.
The Farmers Mercantile Co. is seeking current prices for sacks via a call. Placing inquiries to determine available stock and cost.
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