All Over Weld Health and Social Notes
All Over Weld reports local social visits and family news. Joy Thompson of Pleasant Valley visited John Thompson last week. The Briggses sent condolences for Helen Cotchine to Osceola. The Koch family funeral occurred Friday at 10, Rev. Cooper officiating. Jacob Steinburg, a young German, died of typhoid at his parents’ home in Windsor. He and his family worked at the sugar factory for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Shannon
Ft. Collings
Mr. Dupper
Old Country
Joy Thompson
Pleasant Valley
John Thompson
George Briggs
Helen Cotchine
Osceola
Lows
Philip Koch
Cooper
Jacob Steinburg
Windsor
Local Church News From Greeley And Surrounding Areas
LACRANCE Mies Eva Ford attended church in Greeley Sabbath evening. Mrs. C. H. Ford is quite sick at present. Mr. and Mrs. Jones of New Windsor and Hess of St. Louis visited the Ford home Friday. LaGrange schoolhouse undergoes interior painting and new seats. Duane DeVolle and Horace Salser depart for the mountains for poles for five to seven days. Mrs. Peterson and daughter, visiting Mr. Laurideen, head home to Burlington Iowa last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Eva Ford
Greeley
C. H. Ford
Mountains
Local Visits and Seasonal Happenings In Greeley Area
Johnstown Wm Hicks and Jon Hicks called on business in Greeley Wednesday while H Bowers visited Peckham and Greeley Saturday. A new elevator and mill with eight workers nears completion. Erickson harvested 27 acres yielding BW bushels per acre with no irrigation. Mr and Mrs McNair moved into Stacy Andersons house and Mr Anderson and wife moved to a new home on the hill. A group including Messick Brewer Griffith Miner Becker Hicks joined a party to Loveland and the PBagle group. Frank Koott family returned from fishing on the Poudre after a one day delay due to a severe storm. A crowd including Lottie Parish Maude Clark Bertha Kibbey Roy Thornton and the Wordens left for Bates Park for a week of recreation. Ed Held and Mabel Williams eloped to Boulder returning to Johnstown to reside. All wish them long life and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Hicks
Greeley
Bowers
Peckham
Erickson
Mrs. McNair
Stacy Anderson
Mr Anderson
Mr. Messick
John Brewer
Gay Griffith
Lica Miner
Albert Becker
John
William Hicks
Loveland
Prank Koott
Poudre
Lottie Parish
Maude Clark
Bertha Kibbey
Roy Thornton
Lou
Fred Worden
Mra
Bates Park
Tote Place
Mies Mabel Williams
Jano Wiliame
Berthoud
Boulder Tueasay
Widventayohnstown
Windsor H Kawin Assists Chicago Goods Purchase
Windsor H Kawin travels to Chicago to buy a stock of goods. Mrs. W. T. Porter is ill at her Bowman addition home. Mr. and Mrs. Osterbout return from a mountain trip. Mind Gene Carleon of Loveland visits Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Patterson. Mrs. J. Z Stocking of Pierce drives to Windnor to see friends. Mrs. V. Hunt and children of Boulder visit Windor relatives en route to Greeley. The Junior League hosts a 10 cent lawn social at M. H. Laybourse with proceeds around eight. Miss Mary Williams leaves for Denver after visitingWindor friends. Grace remains through Monday as C. B. K. Rameau of Creeley handles United Produce Co business in Windnor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Kawin
Chicago
W. T. Porter
Bowman
C. BK. Rameau
Creeley
United Produce Co
Windnor
Harvest update and local farm notes from Grover area
Crover harvesting nears completion. Jas RK Jackson travels to Sterling on business. Mrs. Doyle S to thresh with Martin Huff engine this week. Nancy Burns recovering from typhoid. Cochren to test twenty acres of red fall wheat and rye on Morris ranch. A hayloft dance at Oasis barn drew a large crowd. Esther Wilder improving after appendicitis. Henry Thompson and H B McClare plan a large potato cellar. Sedgwick family visiting New Castle grandparents. Frank Benton leading six head of fat stock for Omaha. Herman Siegelblach accompanying. Bay crop strong. millet rye oats good. macaroni wheat excellent. Patterson and Jackson seek sugar beet contract and plan irrigation from pumping plant. Artesian well machinery moved to Cambria. Well reaches 1500 feet. C B Ry to pump water from feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. RK. Jackson
Sterling
Ooen S
Martin Huff
Nancy Burns
Cochren
Morris Ranch
Oasis Barn
Henry Thompson
H. B. McClare
Jittle “S
John Sedgwick
New Castle
Wyo
Frank Benton
Grover
Omaha
Herman Siegelblach
Epeltz
Patterson
Jas. Jackson
Andersow
Cambria
C., B. Zs Ry
Evans social notes from Evans and surrounding towns
Bruce Malone visits Evans on Sunday while J L McCain conducts business in Evans on Saturday. Holland of Loveland visits Evans Friday as 250 attend the Greeley Harvest Festival. Miss Harrie of Kersey guests Miss Lula Beubaker Sunday. Jobo Evane of Greeley ill. G B R Park returns from Da kota and Iowa. W L Young family visit Kersey. Mrs W H Winehold leaves for Adeline Kansas for a month. Prof Imboden Evans superintendent returns from south state. Rev Stillman and wife visit Fairplay for M E conference in Creeley this week. J K Rows sells plow in south town. Mrs E J Stevenson sells property north town. Fridelberg and daughter from St Louis visit Neimyer family, head to Denver before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Malone Wrea Deover
J. L. McCain
Evans
Holland of
Loveland
Greeley
Young
Kersey
Mee
W. H. Winehold
Adeline
Kans
Prof
Imboden
South
Stillman
Fairplay
Colo
Denver
Eaton residents and visitors mark week of travel and moves
A bulletin of Eaton locals lists Will Roy and W R Snyder visiting Denver, W Sparling and family returning from a mountain trip, J G Reynolds from Sterling staying with friends, Mrs Farr returning from the ranch, Vincent Lowry to Greeley for work, and Harry Raybourn starting a telecom job in Leadville. Melvin Southard broke a leg last Wednesday after a horse fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Roy
Denver
W. R. Snyder
W. Sparling
Beott
W. H. Robbins
J. G. Reynolds
Sterling
Eaton Friends
H. Hahn
J. Thompson
Windsor
W. H. Ray
Eon, Grent
Ft. Collins
W.J. Farr
Eaton
Mise Boles
Gorin
Mra
Pleasant social notes from community gathering and visits
The M E Ladies Aid met warmly at Mrs B Miller's home with refreshments. Wm Nettleton and visiting relatives from the east enjoy time in the hills. Mrs Edith Terrel's recent Denver operation is reported successful. Emma Hughee returns to Eaton to teach grade eight then Sth grade. Sugar factory began beta sampling with general sampling next week. Rev S C Dickinson left for Estes Park with Willis Eaton for a short outing. Mrs James Wolfe hosted luncheons for Mrs James Thompson and Mrs James Hahn and others. Chas R Meyer leaves Golden Rule for Meyer Co in Ft Collins. W R Clark and S Brown return from a lamb market trip to New Mexico. About thirty Indies attend an afternoon party hosted by Mesdames Maxere and J C Carlson with light refreshments and amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
W.R. Clark
S. Brown
New Mexico
Mesdames Maxere
J.C. Carlson
Elesak
Pierce News Notes On People And Property Changes
Pierce residents report health improvements and visits. Jessie Fisk recovers from illness while Bert and Mrs Haynes call on friends in Greeley. John Boulter and Phyllis Boulter visit, and remodeling work near the track raises questions about cash flow and rail traffic. Owen Swope nears sale of his Pierce quarter, and L W Priddy sells land at eighty dollars an acre. Mrs Fay Jones relocates from Saratoga to Pierce as threshing season begins and a fatal accident prompts changes in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Fisk
C. G. Swope
Bert Haynes
John Boulter
Mise Phyllis Boulter
Greeley
James McMullen
John Peterson
J.H. Woodward
Wm. McMullen
Denver
Land Office
John Boulter, Jr
LaSalle
Chas. Boulter
Greeley Yards
Tion
U. P
Gertie Cunningham
Alice McMullen
W. T. Crom
Arthur Hilton
Lucerne
Mr. Cashmore
Boulter Ranch
Cashmore
U. P. Ry. Co
Ogden
L. W. Priddy
Pierce
Priddy
Kui
Fay Jones
Saratoga
Wyo
Local Social Notes Include Travel and Family Visits
CIPSON J. W Harsh improves from illness while George Martinson recovers from rheumatism. Homes, travels, and visits span from Santa Monica to Denver Loveland and Greeley with relatives from Missouri Oklahoma and Kansas.
Local families host gathering at the Delta
Mr and Mrs Gore and family along with Mr and Mrs Brainard and family were entertained Sunday by Mr and Mrs Willis Calvin of the Delta. Mr Bowman suffered a painful accident last week at the pipe factory when his foot fell into hot tar, scalding it badly and causing a long layoff from work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ily
Gore
Brainard
Willis Calvin
The
Delta
Bowman
Local notes from Elwell and surrounding towns
Mrs. Kicmann spent Saturday with Berthoud friends. Miss Ruby Halliwill seeks throat treatment. Mrs. Whowell and family visited NiWot friends. Rev and Mrs J W Cleaver visited Elwell friends last week. George Dunns son Robert has been ill. Henry Eichmann hired a regular shoer starting Sept 5. Will Clark traveled to Deer Trail to buy sheep. Wesley Sloan led a C E meeting with a missionary talk. Mrs Gene Crowell hosted Mrs Eichmann and Mrs Shull at dinner. The Dilley chapel girl choir earns compliments and holds Friday practice. Mrs Wm Rix and Mrs J W Parvis visited Miss Stella Bosworth at Fort Collins hospital. Miss Bosworth improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
Gene Crowell
Eichmann
Shull
Dilley Chapel
Wm. Rix
J. W. Parvis
Stella Bosworth
Fort Collins Hospital
Miss Bosworth
Highlandlake School to Open This September
Farmers report strong yields with beets and dry land wheat reaching 50 bushels per acre. Barley hit 76 bushels per acre. Rev. D A Strong and family return from the mountains. Mrs C V Holmes and son visited the mountains. Mr Holmes accompanied them home. Wm Galliett resigns Western Lumber Co. manager post. Herring to replace him. Farmers and Commercial Bank opens in Mead, future brick building to be erected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Holmes
Mead
Delta Tee School Opens Next Week as Fall Term Begins
Agnes Foley from Orchard visits relatives Ruth and Irene Foley while Mrs. J. Waite fights illness, Typhoid feared. Vernon family moves into new corner house opposite the school. Welch from Boulder visits two weeks with daughter Mrs. Foley. Elmer Clarkson and J. Clarkson plan early potato digs this week. Chas. Robinsons kin visit from LaGrange. Gus Loloff from Kersey tends Loloff farm during Charley’s mountains trip. Nellie and Anna Shearer visit Aunt Mrs. J. W. Shearer. Archibald mourns death of fine colt. four good horses lost in three years. Neighbors enjoy a watermelon party at Archibald home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Agnes Foley
Orchard
Ruth
Irene Foley
J. Waite
Nellie
Anna Shearer
S. L. W. Ranch
J. W. Shearer
Mr. Archibald
Archibald
Local Farmers Busy Digging Potatoes in Big Bend Area
In Big Bend, farmers are busy digging potatoes. Mrs. Croft and Mrs. Thacker drove to Greeley on Saturday. Mrs. Pumphrey has been on the sick list the past week. Mrs. Frank Bentley and a sister visited in this vicinity Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croft
Thacker
Greeley
Pumphbrey
Frank Bentley
Local social notes from Hardin vicinity weekend visits
Robert Hines of Hardin visited in the area Saturday and Sunday. Lizzie Wiggett left for the east to visit relatives. The Aid Society held an all day meeting at Mrs Wilbur’s home. Van Vorce of Greeley visited the Farnersons Sunday evening. Hazel Prithard stayed with cousin Emily Davis Sunday evening. Mrs Boal Flowers and Bancroft visited the Pumphreys Monday. A basket social at Mrs Wilson’s home with the Junior League. good time reported. No services Sunday due to annual conference in Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Aid Society
Greeley
Local notes of travel visits and a church formation
A series of short items reports that Mr and Mrs Chauncey Frye returned from an eastern visit while Mrs G W Krumm and children headed to Memphis Tennessee. Other updates mention visits to Illinois Missouri and Sterling. A new Christian church is organized with services by Rev Walker. Mrs John Larson recovering from typhoid in Denver. A child swallowed lye and received medical care. the family of S G Woland hosted relatives from San Francisco and Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Frye
G. W. Krumm
Memphis
Tenn
Isabel] Pence
Pearl
Sterling
R. L
Missouri
Wm. Bone
F. J. McIntyre
Omaha
Rev. Walker
Greeley
John Larson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Denver
Dora Woland
San Francisco
S. G. Woland
Oakland
California
Letha
C. C. Robinson
Anderson
Eye Ear Nose and Throat Doctor Sapero Visit
Dr. Sapero the Denver specialist will be in Greeley at the Oasis hotel on Thursday Friday and Saturday September 13 14 and 15. Consultation and examination free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapero
Denver
Greeley
Oasis Hotel
Pumpkin Pie Day S Sofia Longmont Charmed Fest
Longmont hosts a two day Pumpkin Pie Day with golden pies coffee meat sandwiches and fruit. Prizes totaling 2500 lure fast horses while a roping contest attracts attention. Visitors are invited to attend with no charge for meals or admission on August 30 1906 with special trains available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longmont
Colorado
Unnecessary Expense Urges Home Relief With Remedy
Acute attacks of colic and diarrhoea strike suddenly and prompt relief should be obtained. There is no need to incur physician fees if Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is on hand. A dose will relieve before a doctor could arrive. It has never failed, even in severe cases. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
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J. W. Harsh
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Mr. Murchison
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Lillian
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Severance
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Fam
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Mrs. T. ©. Welch
Boulder
Mrs. Foley
Elmer Clarkson
J. Clarkson
Mr. Foley
Chas. Robinson
LaGrange District
Gus Loloff
Loloff
Charley
Big Bend
Robert Hines
Hardin
Lizzie Wiggett
Comfort Street
Jas Co
Lansdale Muskmelons
Kittle & Withey Grocery
Mr. Reader
F. A. Gates
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Greeley, Colorado
State Incorporation
National Incorporation
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