Local Notes From Weld County Doings At Mount Zion
The column reports social visits and small events around Mount Zion including guests Miss Ethyl Slates and Miss Edytha, a Beaver Park trip by E J Estes and J W Bacon, sick lists and recoveries, new buggy and horse for Mrs John Kiteley, visits by F F Johnston and Mrs Eno, a guest Miss Tilyon returning to Greeley, a surprise party for Tiina Howard with a picnic, a Monday bathing party with nineteen mermaids, an upcoming mountains outing by the Redds and others, travel notes on Calvin Hunt, Ault visits, Pearl Cannon illness, and neighbors returning. grain condition noted as very good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Estes
J. W. Bacon
Beaver Park
Mamie Brinkerhuff
John Kiteley
F. F. Johnston
Eno
F. M. Nye
Tilyon
J. Reese
Greeley
Ben Reese
Tiina Howard
Fort Lupton Social Notes Touch Denver Visits
Fort Lupton residents report several travel and home events. T. C. Winbourne spent days in Denver this week while Mrs. Newton returned from Lincoln. Tom Ozment came back after months away and W. Reynolds visited his wife in St Anthonys hospital. The Dancing Club held its first dance in Sells Hall and Epworth League and St Marys Guild hosted events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Winbourne
Denver
W. DD. Reynolds
St. Anthonys Hospital
Fort Lupton
Sells’ Hall
Mrs. Shaw
Local Social Notes From Windsor Hillsboro And Cripple Creek
Johnstown resident Lee Sterling visited Windsor on Sunday. Will Newman spent Sunday with his mother east of Hillsboro. Mrs. Riker stayed near Hillsboro with Mrs. A Bechtel on Friday. Ralph Rickard of Evans made a business call in Johnstown early week. Mrs. Weekley and her Boulder children visited the Clay comb home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Cy Waite and baby returned Friday after two weeks in Cripple Creek with Cy's father. Warrens plan a larger bakery and short order house at their new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Newman
Hillsboro
Riker
A. Bechtel
Ralph Rickard
Evans
Johnstown
Cy Waite
Baby
Cripple Creek
Mr.Warrens
Local Notes From Crow Creek Area
Mrs Klaasman shows small improvement as harvest begins in the vicinity. Claude Fritz traveled to Kersey on Thursday. C R Woods relatives visited. Miss Leta Carey stayed in Greeley Tuesday. Miss May Jackson and her brother visited Grover. Mr and Mrs A S Lincoln were in Greeley Monday. The Wambaughs moved to the SLW ranch. Dec Stocktown departed for Colorado Springs Saturday. Miss Pearl Cannon visited the neighborhood Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta Carey
Greeley
May Jackson
Grover
A. S. Lincoln
Wambaugh
SL. W. Ranch
Dec Stocktown
Colorado Springs
Miss Pearl Cannon
Evans Area News Roundup Highlights Local Wanderers and Builders
EVANS W D Young shipped several car loads of wheat Saturday. Miss Alice Todd of Central City visits Evans friends. W G Nicholson of Denver was an Evans visitor Saturday. John Brubaker left Wednesday for Monta Vista. S W Morrison and son shipped a car load of spuds Monday. Homer Sims building a new residence on Capitol Hill. Matt Briggs planning a new warehouse north of the Evans depot. Rev Wm McCall of New Concord Ohio guest of S W Morrison and family. Lucerne and Evans ball teams played here with Laverne winning. Phoebe Neimyer returned home after visit with Mrs Archer Park North Loop Neb. Harry and Earl Johnson enjoy a mountain trip, last heard from Estes Park. Rev J M Wiley family and Miss Annetta Wiley of Chicago went to Estes Park for two weeks. Dr Downing and S R Huffsmith back from mining camp near north fork of Poudre with good prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Todd
Central City
Evans
W. G. Nicholson
Denver
John Brubaker
Monta Vista
S. W. Morrison
Local notes from Ault and nearby towns
The column reports births and deaths including a daughter born Aug 9 to Mr and Mrs Charles Myers and the death of Rosetta Alberta Allison aged three months. It notes property changes with Henry Thompson buying W P Hodge’s pool room and moving a butcher shop there. Mrs Rutie Allison and children returned from Monticello Mo and Miss Ola Coffee vacationing in Colorado Springs. Mrs Dr McCain visiting Boulder two weeks. Mrs F S Barber returned with her sister. Mrs R L Pence improving from rheumatism. Baptist Ladies Aid to meet with Mrs R L Pence. H C Burman has returned to Nebraska. sister Miss Emma expected back soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Myers
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
R. L. Pence
Rutie Allison
Monticello
F. S. Barber
Rosetta
Henry Thompson
W. P. Hodge
H. C. Burman
Nebraska
Miss Emma
Local News Briefs From Town Socials And Travels
Mrs. Charley Robinson suffers from tonsillitis and granulated eyelids but shows improvement. Mrs. Fred Carlson returns from Cheyenne with sister Mrs. Augusta Nelson. John Hipp of Denver preached at Randolph's hall and gave a temperance lecture at the Congregational church to a large audience. The L O T M plans a Friday meeting with officers to be installed and refreshments. A party including Mr. Musburger and family and Mr. Latch and family, plus others, left Tuesday for Estes Park for a ten day trip. Mrs. Ben Jones was taken to Denver hospital Sunday hoping for recovery after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Carlson
Cheyenne
Augusta Nelson
John Hipp
Denver
Randolph’s Hall
Congregational Church
Musburger
Latch
Estes Park
Kersey News Highlights Local Visits and Business Moves
Kersey residents and visitors are noted across the region. Kersey pool room receives a fresh coat of paint while Miss Nellie Steck visits Denver. Several locals travel between Greeley and Kersey for social and business reasons, including Mrs. Ogilvie and Mrs. Clements hosting gatherings. A. M. Plumb and John Allison attend and plan land and meat wagon ventures. The community notes reflect marriages, real estate dealings, plastering work, and a charity ice cream social benefiting the church pastor.
Highlandlake area reports strong fruit and grain yields
Mr Snyder of Boulder and Mr Jameson of Littleton were callers this week. Grain threshing exceeds expectations while a heavy rain fell three miles east of the lake. Mail service for rural routes ended Monday. Mr and Mrs T P Waite returned Saturday from an extended coast trip including Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jameson of
Littleton
T. P. Waite
Portland
Eaton Residents and Visitors Frequent Greeley Trips
A series of short notes lists Eaton and area residents traveling to Greeley and other towns. People mentioned include Miss Lucy Delbridge, Mrs Hefferman, Mrs Thomas, Mrs A S Eaton, Max Myer, Mrs Mary Brown, Mrs John Nass, Rev Coffman, Rey Cooner, Norton Brown, James Wolf, F L Weller, Blanche Middleton, J M B Petriken, W L Clayton, Mr Atha, John A Goodan, Malcom Losey, and Frank Ireland. Activities include trips, hosting, and family visits with mentions of California, Denver, Longmont, Fort Collins, Wind sor, and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Myer
Chicago
Mary Brown
Longmont
John Nass
Waldo
Rev. Coffman
Rey Cooner
Windsor
W. L. Clayton
Greeley
Middleton
Atha
West Virginia
Eaton
Frank Ireland
LaSalle Socials and Visits Highlight Week
John George Lasalle visitor from Boulder. Mrs J H Behrens Evans visits LaSalle friends. Miss Pearl Reid hosted by Miss Edith Ellis. Yonker family headed to Poudre headwaters. Ethel Anderson Loveland called in LaSalle. May Brown plans to build a restaurant in town. Mason Duncan Indiana resident visiting relatives. Beattie family and others plan mountain trip. Fort Morgan brothers pass through LaSalle from Rockies trip. R P church youth host social at D S Ellis home for Rev McCall of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Beattie
Mountains
Teo
Fort Morgan
LaSalle
Rockies
R. P. Church
D. 8. Ellis
McCall
Ohio
Local Notices and Personal Movements in Delta Area
Elmer Clarkson has been on the sick list this past week. Mrs Robison of Greeley visited Mrs G N Green. Mrs John Clarkson spent days in Denver visiting friends. Sam Moore and family moved to town and bought Gillette property in Greeley. J W Shearer ran reservoir water for No 3 ditch. Mr and Mrs J A Thompson and family left for Fairbury Nebraska to make their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Plumb
Greeley
Truhart
E. L. Tew
Denver
Manitou
Ladies’ Aid Society
I. Moore
Kersey
Elmer Clarkson
Mrs. Robison
G. N. Green
John Clarkson
Sam Moore
Gillette
J. W. Shearer
J. A. Thompson
Fairbury
Neb
Threshing Begins in Collins District as Locals Go Cherry Picking
Collins District reports threshing starting in the neighborhood. Mrs. W. S. Cozad visited relatives in Berthoud and Loveland last week. King and Garner of Ault bought Roberts and Cooper's cattle. Bessie Turner of Longmont visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Waddell. Clark & Schoonover of Eaton scouted crops. Families from the area drove to Fort Collins for cherries last Wednesday. J. P. Fry and wife with Leota Christman of Lone Tree enjoy a mountain outing. Sunday school picnic at Eaton grove last Thursday. EH 8S. James ferried children in a large beet rack. the merry-go-round nearly spoiled the day’s fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Clark & Schoonover
Eaton
Fort Collins
J. P. Fry
Leota Christman
Lone Tree
Eaton Grove
James
Mrs Estes Dead, Early Colorado Founders’ Kin
Mrs. Milton Estes, wife of Estes Park’s namesake, died last Monday at her son E. J. Estes’s west county home. Funeral services were held in Denver yesterday. Born in Galena Illinois in 1846, she moved to Colorado with her parents in 1860.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Estes
Estes Park
E. J. Estes
Denver
Estes
Galena
Ill
Colorado
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Mount Zion
Ethyl S
Edytha Ala
Calvin Hunt
Er. E. Umberger
Ault
Emma and
Adist Gehrig
Mr. Jackson
Irene Houston
Cecil McLelland
Della Woods
Wallace Reed
Henry Fuqua
Crow Creek
Fort
Lupton
Jesse
Geo. Abbott
Decker
Epworth League
M. E
St. Mary’s Guild
Smith Hall
Lee Sterling
Mrs
Mrs. Klaasman
Claude Fritz
C. R. Woods
Ayers
Ayer
Hes. J. Oh, Firgr
Colo
A & Bottle
Avun.co. Truggiets
Lowell
Mass
W. D. Young
Harry
Earl Johnson
J. M. Wiley and
Annetta Wiley
Dr. Downing
8. R. Huffsmith
North Fork of the Poudre
Miss Ola Coffee
Dr. McCain
Boulder
Charley Robinson
Ben Jones
Denver Hospital
J. E. Painter
Nellie Steck
Doctor Jones
James Romans
Reinks Place
John Allison
E. W. Johnson
W. H. Noecker
Kersey Enterprise
Mr. Snyder
A. C. Adams
Lucy Delbridge
Norton Brown
Oklahoma
Harvey Somerville
James Wolf
F. L. Weller
Blanche Middleton
J. M. B. Petriken
Mrs. Preston
John A. Goodan
California
Malcom Losey
John George
J. H. Behrens of
Pearl Reid
Edith Ellis
Co. E. Yonker
the Poudre
Ethel Anderson
Loveland
May Brown
Mason Duncan
Indiana
James Beattie
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W. S. Cozad
Berthoud and
King
Garner
Roberts
Cooper
Little Bessie Turner
Mr. and
Mr. Waddell
Oregon
Union Pacific
Louis and Clark
Oregon Country
Exposition City
Union Hale
J. C. Ferguson
Philadelphia
Pueblo
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Union Station
J. E. Preston
Battle Creek
Mich
Kittle & Withey Grocery
First National Bank
Weld County
aSa Sterling
R. F. Graham
J. M. B. Petrikin
John 8. Davis
R Graham
EB. BR. Thayer
D. B. Wyatt
Robert Steele
DeVotis
J. L. Ewing
Leiper & Dowling
Ninth Ave
Charles Building
15Th and
Curtis Sts
Greeley Tribune
Como
F.w.smith
7Th-St
7Th-Ay Greeley, Colo
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