All Over Weld Local Notes in Kersey and Nearby
Carl Fetters and family residents of Kersey. Geo Hallman of Arapahoe Nebraska visiting relatives in Kersey. Mrs Chas Simonson improving after illness. Fred James resumes Union Pacific management at this point. Mrs Jos Nessler and daughter Stella visiting in Denver. Mrs Chas Alford receiving care from Dr Spaulding and improving. Mr and Mrs H S Wage and Mrs Keefe visited T J Jackson's last Friday. S S W school begins Monday Aug 28 with Miss Daisy Law as teacher. S L W Christian Sunday school plans a picnic next Sunday near Mr Powers. Rev Macy to preach at 3 o'clock. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Fetters
Kersey
Geo. Hallman
Arapahoe
Neb
Chas. Simonson
Fred James
Union Pacific
Jos. Nessler
Sis Stella
Denver
8. L. W. Christian Sunday School
Powers
Rev. Macy
Socials and crop notes from Hillsboro area
Miss Newman hosted friends from Denver Greeley and nearby towns Friday. Farmers busy with three threshers in the region. A party including Mr and Mrs Jank Mellon Mrs Crowley and Miss Georgia planned a mountain trip. The largest sugar beet weighed ten and a half pounds and prompted a pool room wager with Mr Waite offering a box of cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Newman
Denver
Greeley
Vans
Jank Mellon
Crowley
Georgia
Starr
Young
Waite
Newan
Sterling
Johnstown
Newman Unday
Lincoln School Opens Amid Notices and Visits
Mrs Klussman improves after illness. Lincoln school starts Monday Aug 28. Howard Briscoe visits a sick sister in Wheatland. E E Umberger hauls wheat to Kersey. Claude Fritz and Roy Brown haul wheat to Kersey. W F Harrington hauls barley to Kersey. James Nelson of Palisade visiting his brother Iris Nelson. Calvin Hunt entertained Umberger family at a watermelon party. Mrs Howard Briscoe and three children visit Mrs Christison. Mrs Nelson on sick list. Frank Drum and family visit Harry Richey. Mr Drum a former Lincoln teacher will teach in Kersey this year. Mrs Chris Nelson sick. Mr and Mrs Drum visit Harry Richey. Miss Rosie Bradley visits her mother Mrs George Condon. Mrs Frank Jenson visiting sister Mrs Sally in Lone Tree. J L Ewing erecting a neighbor’s house. James Nelson of Grand visiting brother Chris Nelson. Miss Margrete Statler of Greeley visiting aunt Mrs Butler from Greeley trip pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Howard Briscoe
Wheatland
E. E. Umberger
Kersey
Claude L. Fritz
Sroy Brown
W. EF. Harrington
James Nelson
Palisade
Iris Nelson
Calvin Hunt
Christison
Mrs
Nelson
Frank Drum
Harry Richeys
Drum
Kersey Hoor
Chris Nelson
Mrs. Drum
Harry Richey
Rosie Bradley
George Condon
Frank Jenson
Lone Lee
Sally
Local Folks Attend Parades and Visits Near Greeley
Mr Brundage starts at the sugar factory while many residents join a Greeley parade and show. George Peck visits with Edwards and Sherret relations. The Swan family returns from Denver and mountain camping. Visitors include Mr Brockway and Fred Alldrick from Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Brundage
Greeley
George Peck
Mrs. Edwards
Mrs. Sherret
Collins District Social and Local Updates
Mrs. R. Cruse hosted Boulder friends while A W Morrison builds on his new land. Max Crane returned from the southwest voyage and Miss Mare York from Denver. Mrs. J E Glover remains on the sick list as the Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Jackson’s home. Aaron Fry of Greeley visited Mrs Glover. Threshing proceeds with two machines active and another pending. King and Garner of Ault begin a meat wagon delivering fresh meat twice weekly. Rev Chas Elliot of Ault to preach at the schoolhouse Sunday at 3 30. Elliott to illustrate the sermon and all are invited. H P Nelson and wife return from Palisade due to Mrs Nelsons health, visiting daughter Mrs Cruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Morrison
Max Crane
Southwest
Miss Mare! York
Denver
Chas Elliot
Ault
Mr. Elliott
H. P. Nelson
Pallisade
Nelson
Cruse
Evans News Briefs From Evans Colorado Society Notes
The sick list includes Rev Stillman Mrs L A Herriott and Ruth Henderson threatened with typhoid. Visitors arrive from Brush and Tennessee while local building continues with a new warehouse by Mart Briggs and a 350 by 140 foot storehouse by F Collins. The Epworth League social succeeds and two town characters Long John and Scotty plead guilty to a disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Collins
Long John
Scotty
Henderson
Local Notices and Changes Around McGlenn Addition
Clarence Baker is ill with typhoid fever. J. J. Norton had tonsillitis last week. A daughter born Aug. 19 to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McGlenn. J. W. Shannon buys Aaron Frye's house east of the track. Prof. B. F. Brown builds a seven room house in McGlenn's addition. Mrs. Staffa of Denver visits uncle R. D. Ss. Padget. Baptist Ladies' Aid to meet with Mrs. R. L. Pence this Thursday. John Hayden sells thirteen lots to Thomas Henderson for building. John Hayden sells 20 acres south of the school to Lewis Olsen at 200 per acre. Mrs. Martha Shannon of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Lynn
John Duncan
Thos. McGlenn
Ruth Henderson
W. T. Lynn
Clarence Baker
J. J. Norton
J. W. McGlenn
J. W. Shannon
Aaron Frye
B. F. Brown
McGlenn
John Hayden
Thomas Henderson
Lewis Olsen
Highland lake crops thrive as threshing continues
The region reports good crop conditions with 40 to 52 bushels per acre. Labor is scarce due to public works. The sugar beet railroad nears beet dumps east of the lake and the Ladies Chorus Club rehearses for an upcoming entertainment.
Eaton Notes on Visits and Local Errands in Town
Mrs Packard and daughter returned from Denver Saturday. Mr and Mrs Dickerson visited Windsor and Fort Collins. The M W A plans a Woodman hall event on Friday August 25. Several Eaton residents reside or travel to Denver Estes Park Windsor Boulder Salt Lake and Sterling for visits work or relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Turner
James Alger
Dr. Carnine
Rev. Coffman
T. H. Wilson
John
W. K K. Clark
A. C. Adams
Denver
Kris Dickerson
Eaton
Homer Morrison
Windsor
Charles McWharter
Boulder
Jasper
Glenn Fosgate
Local Social Notes From Lucerne in Brief
Mr Johnston began buying wheat while Mr Buckler moved into Col in s brick house. Mrs Collins entertained friends from Greeley Thursday. Mrs Thomas Rambo of Greeley visited Mrs Bollinger Sunday. Mrs Travis and Mrs Dowald of Greeley visited Mrs Houston Thursday. Wayne Duvall made a fast trip to Ogden Utah before part of last week. Mrs Offerle and daughter Mrs Luman of Greeley were guests of Mrs Bollinger Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Travis
Mrs. Dowald of
Greeley
Mrs. Houston
Wayne Duvall
Ogden
Utah
Grover News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Weather
Mr. Benton shipped five cars of cattle last Sunday. Mrs. Chas Ruggers and her two children returned to Grover. A social at Mr and Mrs A G Davis drew a good crowd. Dr W P Allen of Eaton visited his Grover ranch Friday and Saturday. Sedgwick recovering from shoulder injury after a run away. Miss Elizabeth and Ada Wilkinson visiting Sedgwick family. Heavy rains fade improving hay crops. Morris children hosted a taffy pull for Alice Sedgwick and others. Donovan and Miller from Greeley scouted threshing readiness. Ollie Larson and mother travel to Denver for schooling. Mrs Larson to visit Grover later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Davis
W. P. Allen
Eaton
Grover
Anthony W. Sedgwick
Elizabeth
Ada Wilkinson
Pine Bluffs
Wyoming
Sedgwick
Morris
Alice Sedgwick
Elizabeth Wilkinson
Richard Sedgwick
Messrs
Local social and church gathering notes
A summary of community events from LaSalle and nearby areas lists youth services, visits by Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and daughter to the Johnsons, a prayer meeting at the Flowers home, Lizzie Wiggett and Charles Gordon visiting in Greeley, and a hard times social at the Bancrofts on Friday evening August 25. Attendees are reminded to remove jewelry to avoid a twenty five cent fine per piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaSalle
Colorado & Southern Excursion To Como
Special excursion of the Colorado and Southern railway to Como and return scheduled for Friday August 25. The fare marks the lowest ever at $3.50. Train departs at 6 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado & Southern Railway
Como
Philadelphia
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Chicago
Union Pacific
Farr Produce Company Sees Market Carload of Sacks
A car load of sacks arrives with Farr Produce Company inviting buyers to call for current prices. The short notice emphasizes immediate inquiry to secure costs and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farr Produce Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas. Alford
Spaulding
Etter
Wage
Mrs. Keefe
T. J. Jackson
Daisy Law
Hillsboro
Crow Creek
J. L. Ewing
Unee
Chris Elson
Frilein
Cipson
Shelton Swan
J. W. Dillon
Estes Park
Carpenter
Fred Alldrick
Mr. Brockway
Calhoun County
Michigan
Mrs. Walker
Nebraska
Portland Fair
Collins District
R. Cruse
J. E. Glover
Ladies’ Aid
Jackson
Aaron Fry
King & Garner of
Ayer
yeytYer
J. i. Firir
Colo
J. C. Ayer .O
Lowell
Mass
Evans
Rev. Stillman
Judge Tregoning
Charles Sisk
Mrs. Mount of
Brush, Colo
J. L. Doney
East Evans
Mr. Balfour
Tennessee
The
Evans Bank
Epworth League
John Jack
John Olison
Mike O’grady
Brown
Johns
Myers
Cora Jackson
Robert Morrison
Mrs. Staffa
R. D. Ss. Padget
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
R. L. Pence
Martha Shannon
Highland Lake
Ladies’ Chorus Club
C. V. Holmes
M. G. Mead
Longmont
Packard
James Wolf
Harlan
Hiawathia
Kansas
Fred Mimick
Don Stockfleth
Fred Bowers
Levi Dickerson
Fort Collins
Woodman Hall
Wm. Jones
George
Lucerne
Mr. Johnston
Mr. Buckler
Colin
Mrs. Collins
Thomas Rambo of
Crover
Bic Bend
Sacks
Platte Canon
Kenosha Summit
South Park
Greeley Windsor
Timnath
Loveland Berthoud Longmont
Boulder Marshall Superior
Lafayette
Louisville
Burns Junction
Broomfield
A. m
Kendel Orchestra
Greeley and
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Union Station
J. E. Preston
Santa Fe
J. P. Hall
F. Ry
Denver, Colo
St. Louis
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Portland
California
Harvey
Kittle & Withey Grocery
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