Thanksgiving Social Life in Fort Lupton and Surroundings
Fort Lupton community notes reveal numerous Thanksgiving events, visits, and gatherings. James Owens and wife spent Thanksgiving in Denver. A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Ewing on Thanksgiving day. Miss Meadley of Kansas City visited uncle Jack Monson. The 500 club dined with Mr. and Mrs. H. J. McAnninny. The Ladies Aid planned a meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Coburn’s home. Decker family planned a California trip for two months. Pearl Matlock of Denver visited her parents. The W O W held an oyster supper. Ed Daughtry returns to Weldon valley after purchasing the Sheik ranch. Mrs. Galt Hubbell and daughter visited Greeley. Mrs. Camden and daughter visited F. A. Griffith. Patsy Frink, teacher at the Agricultural college, spent Thanksgiving at home, staying for the ball. Frank Jackson and family from Windsor, Mo., now in Greeley, visited. Philips and Allsebrook received two ears of sheep for feeding, later to be topped with corn. Fred Jackson attended his niece’s wedding anniversary in Greeley. Great Western Sugar Co. beet loading contracts held by A. C. Cheely and Charles Kelsey. Leave Dobson and Beers, former teachers, visited. The Social Sixteen met at D. C. Moore’s. honors to Galt Hubble, Jasper won consolation. Thanksgiving ball at Convention hall drew a large crowd with an elegant midnight spread arranged by G. C. Bruce. G. C. Bruce hosted a two o’clock dinner with multiple families and friends. A photograph captured the festive table, centered by an eighteen-pound turkey.
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James Owens
Denver
H. H. Ewing
Miss Meadley
Kansas City
Jack Monson
H. J. McAnninny
500” Club
Ladies Aid
Mrs. Coburn
Miss Pearl Matlock
8. Matlock
Ed Daughtry
Shheik Ranch
Weldon Valley
Frank Jackson
Windsor
Greeley
Fred Jackson
Philips and
Allsebrook
Great Western Sugar Co
A. C. Cheely
Charles Kelsey
G. C. Bruce
Joel Shattern
F. A. Jasper
Nate Stover
Charles Bruce
Edna Peller
Don Bruce
Effie Peller
Dr. Milne
Mary Winbourne
M. Wagner
H. C. Lambrecht
W.S. Decker
G. L. Armstrong
Good Cough Medicine for Children Advised
Seasonal coughs and colds threaten children with diphtheria or scarlet fever, so rapid relief is urged. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised by mothers like Mrs F F Starkher of Ripley West Virginia for its reliability and non narcotic formula suitable for children. Sold by all druggists.
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F. F. Stareher
Ripley
W. Va
Open Observation Car Aboard Private Train for Tour of Mexico
The open observation car on the private train for the Tour of Mexico departs Denver January 28 via Colorado & Southern Railway. Full information from T. EB. Fisher G. P. A. Denver.
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Mexico
Denver
Colorado & Southern Railway
T. EB. Fisher, G
P. A
Pain Balm Heals Toronto Man After Summer Ailment
In 1903 Mr S Pedler of Toronto reports painful instep periods that made walking difficult. After using Chamberlain's Pain Balm he was completely cured by one bottle and has since recommended it to friends who praise its effects. Sold by all druggists.
Kunstadter Bros. Sample Line Offers Bargain Goods
This season presents ready to wear items including scalloped edge lace trimmed and initial goods. Prices range from 5c to 1.50 and belts bags neck wear bracelets back combs sticks pins and more valued at 3000 dollars. Kunstadter Bros Chicago supplies the entire sample line bought for half price. About 1200 back combs 500 shopping bags 20c to 15.00 400 belts and 1500 stick and beauty pins offered below regular prices.
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Kunstadter Bros
Chicago
Tapestry Table Cover And Many Useful Items
A brief listing notes a tapestry table cover among many other useful items offered. The note suggests a catalog or sale context with various textiles and household goods available for purchase or display. The readable text emphasizes decorative and practical home items without detailing specific brands or prices.
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Fort
Lupton
Decker
California
Patsy Frink
Agricultural College
Convention Hall
Santa
Claus
Condon
Colorado
B. Kuppenheimer
Wallace
Condon’s
the Condon Mercantile Company Greeley
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