Masters edge U P team in 16 to 3 rout
All Over Weld reports the Masters club defeating the U P team 16 to 3 on Sunday. Local injuries include Robert Lay sustaining a serious run away accident and seeking medical care in Greeley. Mrs Earl Thompson and family are in Greeley for the summer and several residents visit Denver and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Thompson
Little Son
Greeley
Hall
Denver
Charles Strickland
Eaton
Monroe Curtis
F. W. Smylie
Masters
U. P
Robert Lay
Local News Briefs From Severance And Nearby Areas
Miss Edna Teller visits relatives at Severance as C F Teller spends days in Kersey on business. Emil and Sherman Martinson took a five days fishing trip to the mountains last week. Mr and Mrs Short of Littleton stay with Mr and Mrs J W Harsh for a couple of days. Mr and Mrs H B Strong visit his brother near Kersey last week. Gene Howard threshes a week as harvest progresses.
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F. C. Teller
Kersey
Emil and
Sherman Martinson
Mrs. Short of
Littleton
J. W. Harsh
H. B. Strong
Mr. Strong
Kersey Way
Windsor Social Roundup Touches Several Nearby Towns
Windsor hosts visits from Mrs. C. H. McNeil and daughter in Greeley and Fort Morgan guests Dr. J. B. R. Gormly of Pittsburg visiting local relatives. The Burns, Dowling, Cowley, and McMillen families travel, with Wallace Layburn and Audry McNeil planning a mountain outing. Nineteen Columbine Rebekah members attended a Saturday evening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Dowling
Ethel Cowley
Denver
Samuel McMillen
Idaho
Windsor
Wallace Layburn
Audry McNeil
Mary McCurdy
Burnice
Ralph
Fort Morgan
J. BR. Gormly
Pittsburg
T. B. Gormly
L. V. Hunt
Boulder
Greeley
Columbine Rebekah
Ladies Honor Mrs Chipman With Surprise Anniversary Party
Lodge members gathered at Mrs. Chas. Chipman’s home for a pleasant afternoon of conversation and refreshments. Each guest left a dainty handkerchief as a token of remembrance and extended wishes for many more pleasant anniversaries.
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Lodge
Chas. Chipman
Local notes and concert announcement in LaSalle
LaSalle T Blackwood returns from Fort Collins Saturday. Miss Myra Wolfenden visits LaSalle. Mrs. Warren visits Mrs. Boothroyd near Loveland. Rev W J McBurney guests of D S Ellis. J Bainbridge fixes property before moving to town. Mr and Mrs Thompson and daughter of Bloomington Indiana visit McKenney home. Patterson hosts visit by Barnard family and Mrs Irving before leaving for Cutler Illinois. Meneley Robley quartet to perform Monday Sept 2 at 8 pm in Stewarts hall under LaSalle W C T U. free admission with silver offering. Ice cream and cake served after the concert.
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T. ‘R.blackwood
Fort Collinsz
Myra Wolfenden
LaSalle
Warren
Boothroid
Loveland
W. J. McBurney
D.S Ellis
J. Bainbridge
Thompson
Bloomington
Ind
B W. McKenney
The
LaSalle W.C. T. U
J. Ebelheiser
Kingsley
Steele
E. G. Steele
Waterville
Kan
E. F. Goodrich
Lawrence
Potato Growers’ Association
Lucy
Edna Gazelle
J. F. Coffman
Methodist
Ellen Myers
Denver
Evans Family Heads to Mountains for Two Weeks
Rev. F. D. Crook and family depart for a mountain stay of two weeks. Ed Beeson marked his second birthday this Sunday and declares himself as energetic as an 18 year old. Mrs. Kester of Fowler visited Mrs. Isaac Riddie last Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Adams of Denver were guests of L. C. Vanderlip and family Sunday. Mrs. J Vanoken and Miss...
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F. D. Crook
Mountains
Ed Beeson
Kester
Fowler
Isaac Riddie
Mrs. Adams
Denver
L. C. Vanderlip
J. ©. Vanoken
Evans area social scene and visiting guests update
Loveland resident Haney hosted guests while Hopkins family moved in from Boulder and Behrens family visited from Idaho Springs. Several locals return or visit, including school principal Deleen and pastors, with a Woodmen excursion and a Meneley Robley concert announced at Evans M E church.
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the Park
Ault Area Notes Residents Moves And Local Business
Born August 20 a son to Mr and Mrs C C Robinson. W J Henderson and E O Bone moved into new homes. Samuel Newell moved to Fort Collins to live there. Wheatland Milling and Elevator bought Ault Grain and Supply, possession given last week. Louis Kronthal sold his clothing store to D Dunaway and will travel for a firm while remaining in Ault. W T Lynn backed auto into Hud son and Robinsons shop window breaking glass. a new pane was ordered. Some locals paid five cents a glass for water at the Greeley carnival but Ault residents promise to provide free water and a good dinner when their carnival arrives September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Robinson
W. J. Henderson
E. O. Bone
Samuel Newell
Fort Collins
Wheatland Milling & Elevator ‘Company
Ault Grain & Supply Company
Louis Kronthal
D. Dunaway
Kronthal
Ault
W. T. Lynn
Hudson & Robinson
Mr. Lynn
Greeley
Local residents report travels and guests across states
Rev Dickenson returns from Georgetown vacation and Mrs E Payne from the east. Grover Robbins of Billings visits his brother Milton. Mrs Levi Ackroyd of Denver visits the Ackroyds. Mrs W R Grant to lead school music. Mrs A B Lincoln and daughter Callie back from eastern trip. Fred Elder family visit from Newton. Miss Hoops from Kansas City visits L R Woods and L Hawkins. Mme Carlson hosts. Mrs Strickland and children back from Morrison and Denver. Herbert Caywood family visit Longmont and Fort Collins. Mildred Staub returns to Denver. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Chas Kruger. Mrs Claude Pierce returns from Loveland with sister Florence. Mr and Mrs Snyders hosting guests.
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Levi Ackroyd
Denver
Amos Ackroyd
W. R. Grant
A. 8. Lincoln
Callie
Fred Elder
Newton
Kan
J. S. Elder
Miss Hoops
Kansas City
L. R. Woods
L. Hawkins
T. Hi. Madison
Gainesville
Carlson
Oe Grooms
Albia
J. Wolf
A. J. Smillie
Strickland
Morrison
Ladies Aid
The
Methodist Church
Chas. Kruger
Claude Pierce
Loveland
Florence
Local Notes From Greeley Area Week
Creencity P. W. Putnam returns to Greeley early week Miss Musgrove comes home from Denver midweek Mr and Mrs Frank return from Greeley trip Thursday afternoon Minnie Mackey entertains Connelly Hazelle Moore heads to Fort Collins for teaching Matron E V Warner and sons visit Joseph Painter's on Sunday Josephine Nelson goes to Weldon for schooling and hat trade G G Webber returns from festival in Greeley Webber and Heardle harvest 20 acres oats quality good on new ground Empire ditch repairs rush to resume water for farmers
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P. W. Putnam
Greeley
Miss Musgrove
Denver
Mrs. Frank
Hazelle Moore
Fort Collins
E. V. Warner and Sons
J. Byrne
Ralph
Joseph Painter
Josephine Nelson
Weldon
G. Webber
Peterson
Pueblo
Beebe Draw Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Miss Anna Oster of Denver visited her parents last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Oster traveled to Denver for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Cline of La Salle called on friends. Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey of Nebraska visited their son Frank. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rouot and children from Big Bend visited in the Draw. Miss Mabel Hall of Greeley stayed with Miss Edna Dean. Mrs. Riley Anderson went to Denver to see her daughter Mrs. Bell in hospital. A. B. Alfred came from Denver to tend his ranch and visit friends.
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Anna Oster
Denver
J. P. Oster
Humphrey
Nebraska
Frank
Fred Rouot
Big Bend
Mabel Hall
Greeley
Edna Dean
Riley Anderson
Bell
A. BE. Alfréd
Local social notes and small town movements
NUNN H UO Walker traveled to Denver on business. Mr and Mrs F M Eastlack drove to Fort Collins. Rev O W Gause hosted by M A Barnes family. A girl born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Mc Clellen on Aug 21 1907. Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs John Millins next Thursday. Calvin Hale returned from Kingfisher Oklahoma after two months with his parents. Mrs Lida Good and Mona Lemonds attended a Dorothy Rebekah lodge meeting in Aust. Mrs Geo Harding and Mrs C T Nesmyth went to Denver for the Seventh Day Adventist conference at Argyle Park. Mr Eastlack to begin the…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. UO. Walker
Denver
F. M. Eastlack
Fort Collins
O. W. Gause
M. A. Barnes
Joseph McClellen
Ladies’ Aid Society
John Millins
Calvin Hale
Kingfisher
Okla
Lida Good
Mona Lemonds
Aust
Dorothy Rebekah Lodge
Geo. Harding
C. T. Nesmyth
Seventh Day Adventists
Argyle Park
Eastlack
N Townsite Co elects officers and bank to be built
G B Ruse elected president at annual N Townsite Co meeting. Miss vice president and treasurer chosen. Passengers to festival include Mesdames Lemo, Power, and Waste. J H Leiner of Sidney Neb pursues Well-improved Faery tract east of G town. Nunn Townsite sells two lots to E Janda of Cheyenne and to F Clark, Fort Collins banker, who plans a pressed brick bank with $10,000 capital opening soon.
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Tow
N Townsite Co
G. B. Ruse
Piary
Vest
Greeley
Anna Poweranson
Secrends
Millins
Row
Pear
Clara Row
Fort Collins
Crow Creek and Area Social Notes Headline
Crow Creek reports Miss Pearl Whitten visiting relatives in Haton. Bardwell brothers work on early potatoes. Fannie Percius of Greeley spent time with Misses Helen Tichey and Della Woods. Ross Oliver suffers near blindness and cannot work. Mr and Mrs Drum and kin from Michigan visited Mrs Richey. her Iowa nephew is staying. Miss Hillyer and South Bend brother visit Mrs Witwer. summer coastal trip ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Whitten
Haton
Bardwell Brothers
Fannie Percius
Greeley
Helen Tichey
Della Woods
Thirteenth Annual Corn Roast and Circuit Races at Love Land
The thirteenth annual event runs Labor Day September 2 with balloon ascensions bucking contests races and a championship baseball game. Prizes total 3000 with a big free feast and special trains at very low railway rates.
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Loveland Labor Day
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets Promised Appetite Aid
Detroit man J. H. Seitz reports improved appetite and digestion after using Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. He says they relieved bloating and produced comfortable bowel movements. Price 25 cents with samples free at druggists.
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Chamberlain
J. H. Seitz
Detroit
Mich
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