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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1911
Page
8
Local items report on residents like Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Redman returning from Mead, visits by Miss Kittie Lewis from St. Luke's Hospital, and Meads merchants selling watermelons from Platteville. Weather delayed a church outing and a teachers' convention occurred in Fort Collins.
P. D. Leonnard returns to depot after Fort Collins visit. Mrs. Mary Neil plans return to Kersey today after visiting sister Nellie Alkire. Royal Neighbors visit Windsor camp last Thursday with good time. Emma May visits Kersey over Sunday. O. D. Gagnon threshing in Severance district with grain turning out better than expected. Community offers condolences to Walter Gafner on wife’s death with daughter taken in by Ed Gafner. L. D. Law agtoed from Fort Collins to take his daughter and grandson to see the show. Some farmers report blight in potato fields.
Visitors from Greeley included George Shillig L Bly and Blair Rugh in Severance. P D Leonard spent Sunday in Fort Collins. The Farmers Mercantile Elevator opened with Charles Nash as manager. The Titans ranch yielded 40 bushels per acre. Royal Neighbors of Selva Bell Camp 5151 added two new members. Various residents visited Denver Fort Collins and Ohio for events and schooling. An ice cream social at GM and Decker hall raised about 42 dollars for the parsonage fund.
Friday reports John Carpenter in Denver recently and several visitors including Miss Vivian Scott of Chicago at W. K. Gilcrest’s home. Kansas City’s L. Weldman staying with J. A. Docksteader, Rufus Keller Jr. on vacation in Denver and Eldorado Springs. Master Ward Taylor bitten by hog and recovering. Miller, Gilcrest, Ferrie and Norris motored to Denver. Mrs. W. Wells of Denver visiting R. H. Keller. Mrs. W. F. Hines and daughter visiting Haigler Nebraska. Young ladies sewing society met at R. W. Pritchard’s home. Nelson Bertholf of Winterset IA called on Selby and Docksteader. Robert Hines returned home to Haigler Neb.
George Warren has returned from Greeley to his home after a successful appendicitis operation. Miss Caddie Kline and Anna Smith of Greeley spent a few days this week with Miss Helen Richey. Max Gerry is now filling the post-
A series of brief social items lists visits and movements around Platteville Greeley Loveland and Ault. Names include Mike Morgan Box Bruce Mrs Celley Mrs Cline Dr Adams James McGlen R P Torrey M B Royer and family and O E Volkart with pickle factory staff. Tuesday updates note W E Lyons moving to Inwood Iowa and R A Moshier from Denver taking a farm east of the city.
Aug 16 Fort Lupton cabbage farmers struggle as fields fill with kraut material. Prices hover around 89 cents though five buyers cannot profit from the crop, leaving growers stuck with unsold produce needing early shipment but no buyers.
Fort Lupton Aug 16 the school board has leased Ali Brook Hall for the coming year to use it for high school purposes and related activities. The action secures a venue for classes and events during the next school term.
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