Grover on the boom amid town talk of new store and lumber yard
Mrs Cochran is on the sick list. Mrs Myers visited Mrs Jackson Monday. Mr and Mrs John Lingelback called on J R Jackson Sunday. Grover is on the boom. Talk of a new store and lumber yard. Mr Brownell, a cowboy on the Eaton roundup, broke his collar bone when a horse fell on him Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cochran
Mrs. Myers
Mrs. Jackson
John Lingelback
J. R. Jackson
Grover
Mr. Brownell
Eaton
Threshing Ends As Hillsboro Farmers Look To Beer Hauling
Local notes report threshing concluded in the Hillsboro vicinity and farmers turning attention to beer hauling. Several families share visits, excursions, and illness updates, including Mary Starr and Jim Daniels.
Residents and visitors gather for church and social events
Evans Will A. Jack and family visited Denver Sunday. Mrs. Dr. J. F. Kearns of La Junta visited Mrs. Mart Briggs. Miss Fannie Jennaway and Miss Mary Herriott joined Como excursion Friday. Clergy from Pennsylvania assisted at communion services. Lillie Hoffman of Fort Collins stayed with Letera Vanderlip. Crook and wife returned from Denver where they attended holiness camp. W. T. Sherman Post Evans plans to attend the G A R encampment in Denver. Frank A. Fashbaugh, injured by a train, has recovered enough to return to his ranch near LaSalle. Beth and Grace Herriott of San Francisco visited Evans friends. they head to Northfield for Moody missionary training.
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Fannie Jennaway
Mary Herriott
Como
Mr. Clark
Union Pacific Railroad
Lucerne
W. McGaw
Pennsylvania
J. M. Wylie
Lillie Hoffman
Fort Collins
Letera Vanderlip
Crook
Denver
W. T. Sherman Post
Evans
Onion
Frank A. Fashbaugh
LaSalle
Beth
Grace Herriott
San Francisco
Calif
Northfield
Mass
D. L. Moody Missionary Training School
Local Visitors and Trips Reported in Community Notes
John Huey Cipson visits Yuma to see his brother George. Emma Teller from Windsor visits cousin Edna Teller. Mr and Mrs Robert Boyd spend Sunday at Lone Tree ranch. Rev Anderson of Omaha visits with Mr and Mrs C Peterson. George Peck travels to Loveland after two months with local friends. C A Carlson helps with threshing near ua Salle. Mr and Mrs Joseph Anderson visit Mr and Mrs Lundy near Evans. Victor and Roy Leake return from mountain trip on the Poudre near Rockhurst. Tom participates in regional activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huey
Yuma
George
Emma Teller
Windsor
Edna Teller
Robert Boyd
Lone Tree Ranch
R Ev. Anderson
Omaha
Local notes from Ault and area reflect visits and health
Ault briefs report births visits from Ohio and Denver, a Baptist Ladies Aid chicken supper raising hall rent funds, a hospital for Agnes Ryden, and several minor accidents. J H Merrow wins farm wages case against R C Johnston with $55 verdict. Malcolm Ryden injured after horse step into a prairie dog hole. treated by Dr. Anderson in Ault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Merrow
R. C. Johnston
Henderson
Crow Creek Notes and Local Visits
Miss Ella Edgar went to Denver. George Briscoe has been on the sick list. Miss Ethel Bradley visited her mother Sunday. Miss Daisy Law begins school Monday August 28. Dan Warner and family visited J. S. Edgar. Chas Robinson is sick with typhoid and moved to Greeley. Picnic attendees report a fine time despite afternoon rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Bradley
Daisy Law
Dan Warner
J. S. Edgar
Chas. Robinson
Greeley
Beattie family returns from mountain trip
The Beattie family came back Friday of last week after a mountain trip. Edith Herrington returned home Friday evening from a two week visit in Denver. Rev McGaw, aiding Rev Wylie, was guest of D S Ellis Monday evening. Coil and Hayward arrived early in the week to prepare for the school year. Mrs Allnutt and son and Mrs Sawyer spent Tuesday with Mrs D Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Edith Herrington
Denver
McGaw
Wylie
D. S. Ellis
Coil and
Hayward
Highland lake notes and school opening plans
Mrs. Scott Kerr and daughter visited Highland lake guests Sunday. School will open Sept 5 with the same teachers as last year. Mr Ritchey can move about in the store but cannot use his right hand. Frank Ballenger rural carrier from Platteville makes regular trips. Ritchey plans to sell his store soon after years in business. No church services were held last Sunday or next Sunday. Beet dump work will start soon to be ready for a heavy sugar beet crop. Chas Jones sold 55 acres to Will Markham for 3100 per acre. land is good and well improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ballenger
Platteville
Mr. Ritchey
Chas. Jones
Will Markham
Fort Lupton Residents Go About Week of Travel and Visit
Fort Lupton residents, including Mr and Mrs John Tyer and the Twomblys, spent time visiting Platteville and Sunset while others planned westward trips. Local clergy arrangements and social events marked a quiet week as families returned from travels and prepared for future journeys.
Eaton residents visit kin and travelers from Windsor to Des Moines
Wallace Eaton and Ward Laybourn of Windsor visited relatives in Faton last week. E W Goodan was called to California for family illness. Clyde Middleton and Glenn Fosgate of California went to Sterling. Mrs Hi H Rood of Denver spent days with FE G Steel. Harry Miller of Denver visits Eaton. The Serger sisters and Mrs Dickmann of Des Moines visited Mrs T C Phillips. Miss Myrtle Powers of Windsor and Miss Edwards of Pennsylvania visited at Middleton home. Norman Baldridge, in the U S Navy, arrived in Eaton last Saturday. Mrs E F Paul and son of Denver and Mrs Middleton of Eaton visit Portland and Seattle for about three weeks. Eaton Circle ladies hosted a gathering for their children with music and games on Monday evening. Miss Sharp, visiting with Rev Dickenson, left for Springfield Ill. on Monday.
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Jandlin
Greeley
W. T. Lynn
Ault
H. M. DeVotie
F. ©. Teller
Ray
Edna
Rose
Grace Brainard
Ruth Martinson
Tribune
Como
Maggie George
Virginia Dale
Buell School
George
Robert Boyd
E. W. Goodan
California
Clyde Middleton
Glenn Fosgate
Sterling
Myrtle Powers
Windsor
Miss Edwards
Pennsylvania
Middleton
E. FE. Paul and Son
Denver
Eaton
Portland
Seattle
Local Notices From Greeley Community Update
Mr. Mackley and family moved to Greeley to live. A prayer meeting was held at Mrs. Wiggett's home. Misses Esther Nelson and Emily Davis attended LaSalle services. A large crowd attended the hard time social at the Bancrofts. Herman Zilar won the poverty prize while August Strait received the boo by prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Nelson
Emily Davis
LaSalle
Beebe Camp Meeting Attends Denver Visit and Local Gossip
J P Oster and wife attended the Denver camp meeting last week. Miss Maude Hunter of Rinn visits locals for a few days. Edna Dean visits near Peckham. Mrs Ralph White and children visit Highlandlake, returning with two sisters. Mr Smith's threshing machine is in the Draw as farmers thresh and haul grain. Rev Taylor of LaSalle preached an interesting sermon in Chesnut grove amid Sunday school gatherings prior to the schoolhouse move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Rogers
Rogers
Peckham
Daniels
Mary Starr
Nick Starr
Denver
Jim Daniels
Bechtel
Ed Baker
Jim Stevens
Irene Suller
Otis Pettry
J. P. Oster
Maude Hunter
Rinn
Edna Dean
Ralph White
Highlandlake
Loveland Train Schedule and Fair Rates Notice
At Loveland on Thursday September 7 trains via C S will leave Greeley at 8 am and Loveland returning at 7 30 pm with a round trip rate of 1 dollar. Races continue on 8 and 9 with a one fare rate on 7 8 and 9 good until the 10th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
Greeley
Dust in Our Eyes From Skyward Dust and Diatoms
The article notes humans constantly collect tiny space born particles and diatoms from the air. Iron bearing dust falls widely from ships to deserts and mountains while diatom shells blow with wind. Sailors report eye irritation during heavy diatom dust events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Saxby
Strand
Earth
Weld County Bank Statement Summary
The document presents a bank statement from Weld County with assets totaling 652 001 70 and liabilities 652 001 70. It lists loans and discounts 331 774 30 an overdrafts 1 viaje notes of other national banks 2 740 00 and deposits 308 137 69 among other items.
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Banke
Wis
Dicccaus
Ncaes
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