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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1906

Page

2

All Over Weld Socials and Visits

Mrs Hixon entertained the club Friday. Mr Johnston began grain purchases. Mise Chestnut visited sister Mrs Davie Sunday. Mrs Winegar and Mrs Roche of Greeley called on Mrs Houston Wednesday. Mr Mose family of Greeley, Mr Kellerman of Colorado Springs visited Mr Bollinger Sunday. Mrs Draper visiting attended chapel Sunday. Mrs Carleton returned from Texas Saturday with Eywelleed sympathy for her father’s loss. Ms Anna Carlson joined for a visit. Lew Worden Fred Worden Roy Thornton and Miss Lottie Parish Maud Clark Bertha Kibby with Mrs Hodges danced and left Monday for a week in Betes Park.

Mrs. Hixon Johnston Mise Chestnut

Delta News Notes From The Community

Mrs. Lyning's baby was ill last week. Ed Burke has left the Delta to work to own. T. A. Foley spent two days in Seale. G. A. Reed and family started for Wyoming last Thursday. S. Archibald lost a horse last week and bought another. Miss Ada Crawford visits Miss Archibald this week. Mrs. C. H. Small of Loveland with sister-in-law Mrs. Aite.

Highland Lake School to Open in September

Farmers finish irrigating beets as preparations proceed. Mr Johnston and family returned from the eastern part of the state last week. Mrs Tilyoo and date ringe to the cottage. Bennett sold the south lake farm to Mr Jabou who lives there now. Mrs Strawbridge may move to Denver to teach next school year. An eight free concert is planned for August 20.

Mr. Johnston Mra Tilyoo Date Ringe Bennett

Beebe Draw Mre Wyrick Visitors and Cheyenne Days

Community notes record visits from Beebe to Ft. Lapton and Mrs LeRoy’s visit from her brother, with Cheyenne Frontier Day attendance and a Cheyenne marriage. Johnson’s threshing machine in the Draw and a new Company machine expected by week’s end. Mrs Bell’s illness improves after a brief danger period.

Mre. Wyrick Ft. Lapton Heory B'S Angriet Baab Greeley Sherman Markle Cheyenne Miewe Egos Toa Rose Dean LeRoy Coum Colo John Cheetant Mr. Cheenat

Local Social Notes Highlight Church and Community

The Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs Eichmann last week Rev J XN Hanes of Bertha d preached at the chapel Sunday morning Henry Brown serves as clerk for J W Parvie this week Frances and Pearl Eberhart visited a list of days with relatives Mrs Shull and Mr and Mrs Carl Carlson joined the Dilley chapel Sunday evening Gid Clark recovering well from an operation in a Denver hospital Sam Crowell expects to leave the country soon Arthur Hallwell marked his birthday with a friendly gathering Mrs Eugene Crowell and her mother also noted.

Ladies’ Aid Society Eichmann J. XN. Hanes Berthad Henry Brown J. W Parvie Mr Worden Frances Pearl Eberhart Shull Carl Carlson Dilley Chapel Gid Clark Denver Sam Crowell Arthur Haliwell Eugene Crowell

Evans Social Roundup From Evans Lens

Loveland visitors this past Thursday included Mr and Mrs Coffman while John Herriot and Benjamin Young were noted vet visitors. Miss Sadie Young attended a remote convention in Denver and Billie Mercer James O Grady Henry Baker and Mr Emrick left for Estes Park for a two weeks outing.

Coffman Loveland John Herriot Benjamin Young Craig A Pease Vies Goodey Sadie Young Denver Billie Mercer James O'Grady Henry Baker Emrick Estes Park Streck Lincoln Neb John Olson Main Street

Social Roundup of Local Visits and Home Projects

They visited for Mrs. Bones health a year ago. Ethel and Lela Spurgeon dined with Miss Jessie Sherman this Sunday. Mr Brainard adds a kitchen and porch to his home. Fay Johnson from East Greeley visited Monday through Friday with Elizabeth and Margery Harris. Mr and Mrs Webster hosted Mrs Carr and Severance, and Mr and Mrs Veleourous Webster with two children from Kersey on Sunday. A P Shelburn ex sheriff Hardin county Neb, stayed Wednesday to visit his uncle S L Spurgeon. He travels to Portland and Seattle.

Hardin County Neb S. L. Spurgeon Portland Seattle

Local Notes and Appointments Roundup

Dr Warren is due home from Glen Haven Friday. David Ellis carries grain for United Produce Co. The infant child of Mrs James Dunn is improving from illness. John Laughlin cut his thumb in a mowing machine this week. Edith Gillette of Denver visited the Ellis family and returned home Monday. O C Zingg moves stock into Morrison store building. Rose Davidson state secretary of the Y visits Mrs James Beattie this past week. Mrs Duncan, visiting her sister, leaves for Terre Haute Ind. Paton of Sterling Kan visits sister Mrs James Hayes, returns home Monday East.

Dr. Warren Glen Haven David Ellis United Produce Co James Dunn John Laughlin Edith Gillette Denver Ellis O. C. Zingg Morrison Rose Davidson Y's James Beattie Duncan Terre Haute Ind Patoii Sterling Kan James Hayes

Local Notes From Greeley and Nearby Communities

John Santom a business caller visited Greeley Saturday. Mrs Lodia Walker visits from Denver. Musee Lambert of Loveland, niece of Mrs Bruner, visiting. Mae Johnson of Boulder guest of Mrs Rosa Smith. Bob Balentine returned home Friday after a stay in Cheyenne. Mariel Bern near Berthoud guest of Minnie Erkenbeck. Stewart Thornton bought and sold the bakery restaurant to Mrs Sommers. Frank Knott of Johns town and Chas Boecon of Loveland start for Derby's on the Little South Poudre for a week. A housekeeper left for Longmont to send her daughter Sadie to school. Farmers report satisfactory dry-land tests. John Benson harvested wheat yield 23 bushels per acre. Brown’s hardware store opened with a Friday night dance attended by locals and Hertoudites.

John Santom Greeley Mra Lodia Walker Denver Musee Lambert Loveland Mra. Bruner Bruner Mise Mae Johnson Boulder Mies Rosa Smith Bob Balentine Frida Cheyenne Mine Mariel Bern Berthoud Mies Minnie Erkenbeck Frank Knott Johnstown Chas. Boecon Derby Hol Arthur Sellere Longmont Sadie Jobn Benson Brown

Fort Lupton Visitors and Local Moves Noted

Denver visitor Ray St John spent Tuesday in Fort Lupton while G W Twombly also from Denver attended to business in Lupton this week. John Frevden and family relocated from the C M Ireland ranch on Box Elder to the T L Monson ranch. Mrs Mary Winbourne will teach in Cortez Colorado schools, departing Sept 1.

Ray St. John Denver O. E. Frink G. L. Armstrong Platteville John Frevden C. M. Ireland Box Elder T. L. Monson Mary Winbourne Cortez Colorado J. W. McKissick Beeton and Ladd Del Royce Hurley Greeley

Local Notes From La Junta and Nearby

Eaton H. T. O Conner visits his mother in La Junta. Miss Matilda Wilson accepts a position in the Eaton post office. A son is born to Mr and Mrs Charles Ackiin on Wednesday Aug 14. Mrs J A Rayburn returns from Colorado Springs. Dr B P Peck departs for vacation in the bills.

H. T. O'Conner la Junta Matilda Wilson Eaton Post Office Charles Ackiin J. A. Rayburn Colorado Springs B. P. Peck

Local Social Notes From Eaton Area Gleaned

A chronological list reports residents visiting relatives in Greeley Denver and Boulder with multiple reunions weekends and short trips. Names include Mr and Mrs Brainard Miss Swan Mrs Holland Pearl Shelton Swan Alma Wilson Minnie Young and others with mentions of travel to Fort Collins Michigan and Virginia Dale. A birth is noted for Lee and wife with a daughter born August 13. Professor Pease of Boulder visits Eaton about University of Colorado outreach.

Mre. Stromie Denver Mr. Brainard Fay Brainard Golden Lee Evans Mrs. Bybee Greeley Meredith Alma Wilson B. H. Whiteley J. Whiteley Sterling P. Brewington Elmer Kilstrup Ault Minnie Young Fort Collins Tr. C. Gates Jim Mike Jones A. B. Cutts Hailey Idaho Kathryn Stokes Isa Wilson George W. Hill Grover J. Teague Harold Lair Miss Lee M. Lair F. Brewer W. R. Clark al Myers Newton Houston Michigan Professor Pease of Boulder Eaton University of Colorado

Social Notes From Stove Prairie To Denver Visits

Miss Carrie Christenson teaches at Stove Prairie in Larimer County. Mrs Gosselin of Greeley returns after weeks with Mrs W H Scheer. Mr and Mrs P Burgess and Miss Fern Haradon of Kewaunee, Indiana visit Mr and Mrs O J Blandin. Miss Mildred Alien of Denver visits Miss Winnie Armitage then returns home. The Wolfe family hosts relatives Louis B Wolfe and Mrs. Wolfe of LaHarpe Illinois. F Goodrich of Potato Growers Commission returns from Kansas for the fall trade. Miss Coats, Cheyenne schools teacher, visits Mrs W B Grant and days with Carrie and Cora Clark. Miss Maude Palmer of Willoughby Ohio arrives to visit Rev S C Dickinson and wife. Mrs A Losey entertains A Eaton and wife and others at six o’clock dinner.

Carrie Christenson Stove Prairie Larimer County Gosselin of Greeley W. H. Scheer James Wolfe Louis B. Wolfe LaHarp, I F. Goodrich Potato Growers’ Commission Company Kansas

Community Notes From Greeley and Vicinity

Miss Irene Starr visits in Greeley with Miss Anna Wilson while Anna and May Flowers drove to Greeley Sunday. Esther Neilson and George Phillips attended services at LaSalle Sunday. Miss Ross plans an entertainment and recital at Lane's chapel Saturday evening. Gates and men threshing grain report unusually good yield. Benford and Joe Straley have a new well drilling machine and will start at the Nantes schoolhouse.

Anna May Flowers Greeley Irene Starr Anna Wilson Esther Neilson George Phillips LaSalle Miss Ross Lane's Chapel

Windsor Social News Roundup

Mrs Helen Brown returned Thursday from a visit at Ault. Mrs James Thompson was shopping in Fort Collins Wednesday. Geo E Osterhout and wife are at Glenwood Springs for several weeks outing. Misses Mary and Grace Williams of Denver visit Windsor friends. Mrs L M Hanks of Denver visited Windsor relatives Monday and Tuesday. Miss Maud Walker left Friday for

Helen Brown Ault James Thompson Fort Collins Geo. E. Osterhout Glenwood Springs Mary and Grace Williams Denver Windsor

Two Weeks Visits and Local Notes from Fort Morgan

A two weeks visit with friends in Fort Morgan is noted along with Misses Myrtie and Hetty Powers at Eldorado Springs for an outing. Phillip Koch’s little son shows improvement and is hoped to recover soon. Rev. Melvin Laybourn and wife from Marysville Kansas visited cousins Myron and Frank Laybourn and families last Thursday. Epworth League supper in Odd Fellows hall raised about 8.16 dollars. Henry Foster and wife and daughter left Windsor relatives for Washington Kansas, after weeks here. they may move Colorado as a future home.

Myrtie Hetty Powers Eldorado Springs Phillip Koch Melvin Laybourn Marysville Kan Myron Frank Laybourn Odd Fellows Hall Henry Foster Windsor Washington Kaw

Local Notes on Families and Visitors

Margaret Lacrance remains quite sick at home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Robinson. C C Neff resumes his old warehouse job at Farmers Spur. Mrs Peterson and daughter Ida from Burlington Iowa visit P E Lauridsen and wife. Mrs A R English returns from Canada and is due home Wednesday. Albert Adams fractures elbow in hay fork accident. Frank Adams and Alvin Morrison head to Steamboat Springs for five days visiting Franks cousin E C Neff and wife and plan a month long trip.

Peterson Ida Burlington Iowa Steamboat Springs Frank E. C. Neff

Ault Wheat Sale and Local Picnic Announcements

Ault Wheat now sells at 1 dollar per hundred. Ault Sunday schools plan a picnic on Thursday next week August 30 at Eaton Grove. A special election to vote on water works is set for September 11. Mr and Mrs W E Martin attended the funeral of their grandson in Berthoud. C C Robinson bought two lots from Harry Cline in Mc Glenn addition and is building a six room house for rent. Mr and Mrs W C Morris and

Ault Eaton Grove W. E. Martin Berthoud Harry Martin C. C. Robinson Harry Cline McGlenn

Mayallville Visitors, Local Meetings, and Court Action

Mayallville families visit Mrs. Albert Nichols and Mr. Morris. L. O. T. M. holds meetings at Mrs. F. J. Stoner and Mrs. M. C. Todd. Nellie Owens versus Frank Hughes tried. Hughes bound over to district court. A sick camper near stock yards received medical aid. Leo Allison, 12, ill with stomach trouble and spinal disability. W. R. Smith injured when a wagon ran over his head breaking his jaw, likely harming ear hearing.

F. J. Stoner M. C. Todd Nellie Owens Frank Hughes Henderson Hughes Marshal Garnett Leo Allison Milton Allison W. R. Smith J. D. Mattison

Local Items and Updates from Town

Crover John Eubank loaded two cars of wood this week for eastern shipment. W Cochran has leased the Morris ranch east of town going to farm Campbell system. Mr Cunningham purchased a 10 horse gasoline engine and pumping plant to be in operation soon. Nancy Burns, the young daughter of Mr and Mrs Burns, is ill with typhoid fever and is under the care of Dr O K Snyder of Cheyenne.

John Eubank W. Cochran Morris Campbell Mr. Cunningham Nancy Mrs. Burns

Horses and mules for sale at Mansion barn stock

A carload of horses and mules bred and raised in Colorado is offered at reasonable prices. The stock is acclimated and ready to work this year. Call Hall and Spellman to view before buying.

Colorado Hall & Spellman

Card of Thanks for caregiver kindness during baby's illness and death

We thank neighbors and friends for their many kindnesses during the sickness and death of our dear little baby. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Plasters.

A. L. Plasters

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Lucerne THE DELTA Highland Lake Beebe J. 0. Ayer Co Lowsll Mans Evans J. M. Wylie Harry and Earl Johnson Mr. Grant Fetes Park Samuel Andrews Drummond Mich A. I. Smith Boros Adolf Leibesch Dr. Lonergan Little J. P. Bevnard G. R. Park Mr. Post East Evans School Post Aody P. W. Hughes J. A. Behraa W. J. McMillan Amy Ferguson Fort Lupton P. S. Moan Town G. W. Twombly Mr. Dalzel Mrs. Bone Bentonville, Ark P. Burgess Fern Haradon Kewaunee, Inl O. J. Blandin Mildred Alien Winnie Armitage Bic Bend Fort Morgan Lacrance Margaret Thomas Robinson C. C. Neff Farmers Spur W. C. Morris Mayallville Wyoming Albert Nichols W. J. Henderson A. Cohen Crover Capital First National Bank Weld County R. F. Graham J. M. B. Petrikin John 8. Davis Aset Cashier Asa Sterling Kerb Thayer D. B. Wyatt Robert Seele H. M. DeVotie J. L. Ewing Colorado & Southern Greeley Windsor Timnath Wot Eldorado Smam
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