Little Locals update from Greeley area social notes
Numerous brief local sightings list residents visiting or traveling to Denver Estes Park Cheyenne and Loveland. Names include Mrs C Brockway Miss Brubaker May Heaton Joe, Paul Arbuckle Cecil Spear Henry Baab and several others visiting relatives, fishing trips, or staying with friends through mid August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Heaton
Joe
Estes Park
Paul Arbuckle
Cecil Spear
Henry d Albert Baab
the Gouthe
Local Social Roundup of Travel and Visitors
Harold Easterday spent Sunday with Windsor friends. The baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Davis is quite ill. Cc. H. Ramsay has returned from a business trip to eastern points. H. B. Badger and W. H. Welsh went to Sterling Friday on a business trip. H. J. Weibking went to Denver Sunday and will spend his vacation in the mountains. Dr. Amanda Hamilton has returned from a month’s trip to Colorado Springs and Boulder. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne B. Patterson returned Saturday from Zimmermans, where they spent ten days. Warren Smith returned to his home in Denver Friday after a week’s visit with his cousin, Mrs. A. L. Moody. Harold Weir of Sparta, Mr., and Frank Blair of Cutler, Ind., are the guests for a week or ten days at the home of S. A. Blair. Mrs. Melville Joy of Colorado Springs will open a restaurant at 940 Ninth avenue, which will be known as the Model restaurant. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Knight have returned from a month’s trip east. They visited Niagara Falls, the Thousand Islands, New York and Boston. Robert Orr has returned from Glen Haven, where his family has been spending several weeks at their summer home. The family will return later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Weir
Sparta
Frank Blair
Cutler
Ind
S. A. Blair
Melville Joy
Colorado Springs
Ninth Avenue
J. A. Knight
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
New York
Boston
Robert Orr
Glen Haven
Miss Myrtle Konkel Travels From Grenolla Home
Miss Myrtle Konkel visiting her aunt Mrs Martha Konkel for ten days left Sunday for Grenolla Kansas. Her cousin James Konkel accompanied her to Colorado Springs where they will spend a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Konkel
Martha Konkel
Grenolla
Kan
James Konkel
Colorado Springs
Social notes from Denver and visits across towns
George Horne and Harry Youngs went to Denver Sunday. Mrs. J. A. Perkins hosted a whist party Friday evening. Captain Wadlin arrives from San Diego where he spent the winter. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Mille of 606 Tenth avenue welcome a son. Mrs. Ira Markley and daughter Elsie visit Denver for a week. The Crolls and son Brinker take a trip to Berthoud Loveland and Denver. Mrs. M. Bird left for Hartford City Ind. to aid a ill sister. Frank Cox and daughter Geral dine visit Greeley and family. Mrs. 8. N. Jones and daughter Marie Kelley with other daughters spend Sunday in Denver. Claude Gleason of Pueblo visits David Kelley. Gleason continues to Wheatland Wy. Mrs. F. F. Phillips of Cambridge Mass Mrs. B. H. Pierce of Otego Kan Mrs Anna Runyon and son Ralph visit B. W. Wilkinson. Mrs. L. H. Harrison and daughters Lucille Lorena return from Sunnyside. Esther plans a week there. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. McClenahan buy 1706 Eighth avenue home and move in September.
Farmer Chester Blunt Show At Weld County Fairs
Chester Blunt a farmer near Greeley brings grain and grass samples to the Commercial club exhibit. His daughters assisted in classification and preparation. If successful at the Interstate fair his display may go to the National Corn exposition in Omaha. Other farmers urged to follow this plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Blunt
Greeley
Blunt
Weld
Omaha
Low Hanging Trees Clutter City During Showers
Citizens report low hanging tree branches along residence streets during recent showers. Untrimmed trees hinder umbrella use and city appearances as Weld county fair preparations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County
Figures Tell Story Of Lamb Value Clash And Feed Costs
The annual dispute between farmers and lamb feeders centers on value as hay production is light nationwide due to grasshoppers and drought. Barley and corn are cheaper, limiting hay and sheep feeding. higher hay costs may lift per head feeding expenses while grain savings offset some costs. Rangemen see a profit justification in last season as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Greeley
Chama to Chicago and Denver Shipping and Feed Costs
A fragmented financial ledger shows charges for livestock movement from Chama New Mexico to Chicago and Denver. Details include freight rates per ton and per head, feed costs en route, commissions, interest on borrowed money, and credit sales with figures for lamb weight and feed per head. The document also notes per ton charges, miscellaneous expenses, and a total accounting balance with no bedding charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartssshild & Sulzberger
Lazebe
Feeding lambs shows slim profits under bad weather
The Tribune reports on a small lamb feeding lot last year with 7 percent interest and 13 percent depreciation on home yardage, 15.7 cents per head gain, and losses compared with better conditions. It notes several feeders with losses, and argues many profits came from favorable weather or incomplete cost accounting. It compares beets and potatoes as feed conditioning options versus beets and potatoes later in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Charlie Mason
Horace Hopkins
Charles Adams
A. N. Lyster
Senator Drake
Greeley
New Mexico
Tribune
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises $100 Cure Guarantee
Readers told a cure for catarrh exists and Hall's Catarrh Cure is the remedy. Internally taken, it claims to purify blood and mucous surfaces to remove the disease. Proponents offer a $100 reward if any case fails to cure, with testimonials and Toledo Ohio address for the manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Airlocks Threaten City Water Pressure
Reports of low water pressure linked to airlocks in mains prompt installation of valves. Public notice urges improved pressure and invites schoolchildren to New Camfield hotel for free eye checks by Dr Sapero of Denver on September 2 to 4.
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Kenyon
Denver
Weday
C. Brockway
Gilcrest
Josephine Brubaker
Eyrles
R. J. Wilson
Daugh
Blanche Peery
Plattees
Gree
Loveland
Estella Lickis
Arlington
J. A. Arbuckle
H. Cole
Atchison, Kan
Cheyenne
Louise Casey
Knapp
Wis
Mary B. Brown
John I. Asmus
H. B. Asmus
Miss Mata
Roswell
Mr. Asmus
Rowley Harris
William Normile
Idaho Falls
Eva Clyde
Creeley
Dave Robinson
Boulder
Gladys Farr
Platteville
Mary Powers
H. C. Parkinson
Grace McDonald
Victor
Lillian Soute
Laura Thompson
Mabel Johnson
Maud
Katie Ward
Pat Lynch
Evans
F. P. Marshall
Great Falls, Mont
E. G. Young
George Wear
August Baab
William Neal
R. L. Leiper
Orville
Illinois
W. H. Gill
McDonald Brothers
McDonald Overall Company
St. Joseph, Mo
Nettie Bronsveld
Chicago
J. A. Coffelt
Seventh Avenue
Miss Bronsveld
C., B. & Q Railroad Company
Harold Easterday
Windsor
Mrs. Warren Davis
Cc. H. Ramsay
H. B. Badger
W. H. Welsh
Sterling
H. J. Weibking
Will
Mountains
Amanda Hamilton
Wayne B. Patterson
Zimmermans
Warren Smith
A. L. Moody
George Horne
Harry Youngs
Captain Wadlin
San Diego
H. F. Mille
Tenth Avenue
Ira Markley
Elsie
H. H. Croll
Brinker
Berthoud
Frank Cox
Geraldine
Salida
George Cox
FE. A. Hood
8. N. Jones
Marie Kelley
J. W. Armstrong
Hettie and
Mae
Claude Gleason
Pueblo
David Kelley
Mr. Gleason
Wheatland
Wyo
F. F. Phillips
Cambridge, Mass
B. H. Pierce
Otego, Kan
Anna Runyon
Ralph
B. W.wilkinson
E. H. McClenahan
W. F. Stephens
Eighth Avenue
Oxfords
Wowmien
Children
Juliets
Shaw Dry Goods Co
Harry H. Shaw
Greeley, Colorado
Chi
Arias
Marchicago
Seath
Unds
Chama
N. M
Eas
Seatie Et Eicet Lcce
Fremont
la Fox
Mapa
Terete
Camfield Hotel
Sapero
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