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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1904
Page
4
Johnstown and vicinity show busy life with crop work and threshing under way. Residents Walter McNutt and William Waites plan fair attendance. a railroad grading crew moved toward Hillsboro. local tradesmen and farms expand as Miss Maud Clark prepares for Loretta Heights. a horse race between local champs is planned at Loveland.
Miss Bernice Thornton shows a beautiful new piano. Mrs. J. W. Purvis returns home improved in health. Mrs. Loretta Fait has let the con-
Mrs. Wheeler bought out the restaurant of Mrs. L F Vigor. Mrs. Frank Fashbaugh visits her mother in Greeley this week. A number of Mrs. Rhoades' friends surprised her Thursday evening. Safe contents unharmed after fire in town hall. Mrs. Charles Behrens visiting Radhel at H F Behrens ranch in East Evans. Frank Fashbaugh works as clerk in Young's store during Mr. Young's absence. Mrs. Malonee and Miss Fanny Childs of Denver guests of J T Cornelius and family. Randell farm house west of Evans destroyed by fire early Sunday. Mrs. John Malonee and Miss Rosa Wille from Denver visiting their mother. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs G E B Lundy Jr. Peter Hughes now a grandpa. Mr and Mrs P H Herriott and daughter Mary left Saturday morning.
Two weeks at the World's Fair in St Louis are noted. Charles Rodgers married Eva Roberts at Peckham Thursday evening. A Weld County Liquor saloon was destroyed by fire at 4 am Saturday, total loss including furnishings. The town hall and jail adjoining were also destroyed. Loss estimated at 6000 dollars, insured 1000.
Various residents and visitors are listed with movements from Platteville to Denver St Louis St Joseph and California. Individuals include Miss Grace Hammitt Mrs W Bushell J H Wasley Miss Mae Robidoux Miss Annie Christie Mrs Chambers and children Mr and Mrs Webster W A Libbey Judge Wheeler and nieces. Frost observed Monday morning.
Highland lake Walter Stewart works for W F Kistler. Miss Grace Daley plans to attend school in Denver next term. S Adams shipped several cars of potatoes last week. Mrs Nelson's mother visits Henry Holmes's home. Ed Balenger sold his farm and will live in Denver. Grace Mansfield will teach in Johnstown this term starting September. There was a weather change Sunday with a shower and cooler days since. Potato crop is good this season with early Ohios yielding about one hundred sacks per acre. George Spear Rev Father Casey and D R Smith of Greeley viewed the proposed electric railroad route, visiting Fairview and traveling by auto.
Welcome Hill Charles Southworth is on the sick list. W Neuman of Hillsboro visited nearby Sunday. Mr Bogard and Jim Lee were Denver visitors Wednesday. Oliver Anderson took a load of early apples to Greeley last week. Mrs F Bartlow and daughter May spent Tuesday with Mrs J Wailes. W Vetters and J Keshter looked after interests here Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Wailes, Mrs Clymer and Estes, and Frank Mellon plan to attend the St Louis fair Saturday. S B convention to be held in Greeley September 7 and 8 delegates John Wailes and G Anderson from Welcome Hill.
Mr Corbin has moved into the Turk house. Miss Grace Mossman visited Love land Saturday. Mr and Mrs Herman Lammers' baby is quite sick. The Smith and DeVinney threshing machine arrives this week. Railroad work advances with grade to be finished by month’s start. Demorest gold medal contest held at the church Friday night drew few attendees due to stormy weather.
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