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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1904
Page
3
Platteville column lists visits and travel among residents. Mrs A R Ross is sick. J D Glaze visited Lyons while others headed to Denver Colorado Springs and Fort Collins. Many relatives and friends return from trips to Omaha Doud Station Missouri Europe and the St Louis fair.
Eaton residents and visitors share travel and visiting notes. Greeley and Windsor guests, outings to Estes Park and the mountains, family visits in Fort Collins and Hiawatha, Illinois and Idaho plans, and luncheon gatherings are reported with several families listed among attendees.
Windsor reports S. G. Fuller lays a lawn before his store while William Forgy visits from Denver. Alfalfa second cut is good as townsfolk expect busy weeks. The band plans The Secret of Audley Court at the opera house Friday August 12. J. W. Newcomb suffers a severe jaw injury after a horse act mishap. Denver doctors to repair the damage.
Loveland visitors Charles Prussell John Jack and wife Grove Masterson and A B Hartman were in town on Saturday. Mrs J M Perkins attended her sister's funeral in Denver after she died suddenly Thursday morning. Rev J M Wylie preached at Evans Park Sunday afternoon with services planned again next Sunday at 4 pm. G H Young plans to Boston for the G A R encampment and will visit the St Louis fair. Mrs A W Rickard Mrs G H Young and Mike O Grady attend the Red Men and Daughters of Pocahontas convention in Florence. Grandpap Dennison visited Evans friends Tuesday and, at eighty, plans to return to Kansas in September. Rev J M Wylie and family plus several others left Thursday for a mountain outing.
Friends from Iowa visit Wesley Adams as the Ladies Aid meets at the church. A Demorest contest is planned at Hillsboro church. A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Schmaljohann. Mrs. Dudley and daughter Gladys returned from Kansas. James Rhoades family left for Iowa. Will Andrew and wife move into their former home. Wheat harvest nears. oats turning. potatoes look well. hay nearly ready for second cutting.
LACRANCE Car visiting Mr. Ford this week. J. Gladstone returned from the mountains. Eva Ford spent Sunday in Eaton with Mrs. Weller. Mrs. Hamilton and daughters visited Mr. McCulloch for a week. A. R. English and family visited George Montgomery in Eaton Sunday. Lawrence Lauridsen visiting sister in Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Badger and Mrs. Badger's mother visited Mr. Ford Sunday. Mulford relatives returned to New Jersey after Colorado visit. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn and Chris Montgomery family dined at Fossil Creek reservoir Sunday.
Evans and Mrs Evans R J Jones returned from a mountain trip. Mrs Maggie Ramer of Bershon Kansas visits W J Craig and family. Dr Horton and family Mrs Lot tie Briggs and Mr Kingsley spent Tuesday at Seelys lake. Henry Behrens and wife left Monday for Steamboat Springs and other mountain resorts. J H Cornelius Dr Horton G H Young and W J McMillan were Ringlinging in Denver last week.
Ault W J Carter and family plan to move to Decatur Illinois. Attorney Carpenter of Greeley was an Ault visitor last week. Miss S E Eddy of Fort Uvllins visited. James Rowe and family returned from an eastern trip. Mrs Mattie Mosier of Denver visited relatives. Dr Anderson's soda fountain added to the drug store. William Bone and family moved into Mrs Mosier's new house. Rev Elliott began work at the Congregational church. Mrs E G Huff adopted Mary Lee, niece of Mrs Henry Thompson. Mrs Ervin Miller and baby Mary visited. Miss Inez Bostwick visited from Greeley. Mr and Mrs William Bone welcomed a Missouri grandson. Ed Martin injured at a ball game Sunday. Harry Schoonover and sister Lula...
A series of short notes records visits by residents to friends and relatives in nearby towns including Orchard Wyoming Gipson Windsor Fort Collins Denver Kersey Estes Park Greeley Manzanola and Windsor. People named include Eula Oberg Cipson Lizzie Boyd Lucile Luark Frank Young and F W Scott with plans to settle in Colorado and teach in Manzanola.
E W Sullivan of Sullivan House El Reno Oklahoma Territory recommends Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatism relief. He notes immediate results and endorses the remedy sold by all druggists in 25 50 and 1 00 price points. June 6 1902.
Residents and visitors in LaSalle include Joe Wendrick of Greeley Clara Black of Loveland and Miss Edith Herrington who won a Demorest grand gold medal at the First Christian church. Others visit from Nebraska Denver and Illinois as well as World’s Fair travel plans and local ill health.
Mr and Mrs J Oster traveled to Denver last week. Mrs John Oster remains ill with rheumatism. Mrs Ida Reynolds of Denver visits Mr Thompson. Ralph White and family returned from a mountain trip. S Markle left for an extended Wyoming trip with Mr Camp and Mr Green of Greeley.
Fern Harrington has been ill this week. Lara Prater visited Mabel and Florence Hood Tuesday. Dr. Lonergan and wife enjoyed a Platte canyon vacation. H. E. Witwer caught the Denver train Monday morning. Raymond and wife plan a mountain trip after wheat sales. Mrs. Chuck Pierson Florence Pierson and Grandma Bedell shopped in Greeley Tuesday. Mrs. Charles Prater returned to Greeley after visiting Frank Loustelet. Clarence Hood fell from a burro Sunday fracturing his left arm near the Selbow. The injured limb was sent by Dr. Lonergan. A party was given at Rev. Spence's Friday night under Mrs. Charles Moore and Mrs. Dr. Jones with ice cream sherbet and cake.
Welcome Hill residents Miss Estella Wailes and Will Vetters joined a loop excursion on Thursday. Grace Lee and her brother Ray visited uncle N. R. Lee this past week. Mrs L. Miller was a Greeley visitor Saturday. Otto Mayers works for David Ragan. Mrs J Wailes traveled to Loveland Sunday to meet relatives from Louisville staying two or three weeks. a Loveland guest dined with Mrs Ragan.
Mrs W H Short drove to Greeley Monday. P T Putman of Greeley was in town Saturday. Frank Hunter went to Greeley on business last week. Mrs Fred Seldon of Trinidad visits sister Mrs Sanford. Archie Parks of Evans called Saturday en route to Goodrich to visit brother Thomas Parks. On Wednesday last week Mrs Wolverton Mrs Carlson and children were mentioned in local notes.
Antelope Park pupils visit Miss Isabella D. Wilson of Eaton on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Rinehart and Hull spend Sunday with J. K. Pressler’s family. Phyllis Kimball returns home to Greeley after visiting Hazel Baldridge. Misses Myrtle Pressier and Cloe Roullard and Jennie Roullard visit the Minceys.
Morley Fairbairn rests in the hills while George Gray of Hillsboro visits town. Denver's Mr. and Mrs. Fox trade at Bruner's as Johnstown benefits from new road work. Albee shows a fine one pound potato. Preaching draws a large hall audience with Brother Brand of Berthoud as elder. Purvis returns from trout fishing in the mountains. Jo Waite and wife tour Glenwood Springs and nearby resorts. An August 14 meeting in Johnstown hall features Brother Morrison of Hillsboro addressing youths.
Effective immediately the Missouri Pacific will sell tickets from Colorado common points to St Louis and return for 29 dollars. Tickets are good until October 31 with a ten day stopover in Kansas City.
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