All Over Weld Delivers Local Sickness and Homes Status
The Delta notes Mrs. Waite and two children on the sick list with colds and grippe. Mrs. Lizzie Green has a new water piping install. Mr. Davis builds a five acre house on Eighteenth street. Elmer Clarkson returns from Missouri, pleased with Colorado. Postmaster Salomon installs a plate glass showcase in his office to boost display and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Davis
Eighteenth
Elmer Clarkson
Missouri
Colorado
Wm. Herd
Archibald
Foley
Mary Robb
Grippe
Denver
Salomon
Mr. Salamon
Lucerne Living Notes and Local Happenings
Mrs Sandberg and her son moved back to Lucerne. Farmers haul siloed beets. Mrs Lockman recovering from pneumonia. W A Gillett returned from Loveland. Lulu Houston visited Mrs A R Riggs. Hixon household all ill last week. Club dance drew a nice crowd on Wednesday night December 4. Church will preach every two weeks on Sunday nights. Will Benton family returned from visit to Boulder and Denver. Florence Pennington covered mail route due to Hixon illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Benton
Boulder
Denver
Florence Pennington
Local Briefs and Social Notes from Beebe
Beebe notes show Jim Fisher of Greeley threshing corn for area farmers. Revival meetings at the school house ended last Sunday after a three week run. Mr and Mrs James LeRoy and children of Box Elder visited Sherman Markle on Sunday. Mrs Mary Moir and son of Laramie City Wyoming, sister and nephew of J Dean, returned home last Friday. S Dean of Colorado Springs, called home by his father's death, will stay through the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James LeRoy
Box Elder
Sherman Markle
Mary Moir
Laramie City
Wyo
J. Dean
S. W. Dean
Colorado Springs
Fort Lupton Notes On Local Events And Births
Fort Lupton notes report a Chicago trip for Mr. and Mrs. Shattin, a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Moore on December 8, visits from Rev. Hooper, Ray Ammon recovering from pneumonia, and fourteen Mountain party members hosted by T. C. Winbourn. Died Mrs. Drew Jones in East Lupton. infant left behind. The Roswell family moved to Denver while Mr. Roswell stays for winter cattle work. A. Cheery hosted at six o clock dinner with multiple couples including Clark of Brighton and Twombly family relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shattin
Chicago
Nathan Moore
Vickrey
Ramsell
Rev. Hooper
W. Ewing
Ray Ammon
T. C. Winbourn
East Lupton
Drew Jones
Roswell
Measles and illness updates in Platteville community
Mrs. W. L. Henthorn and baby have the measles. Rev. E. E. Brace was sick but is improving. Willie Hogue is very ill with pneumonia. Ladies Aid shows a quilt at Platteville bank. W C T U meets at Mrs. Raney’s home next Wednesday. Daisy Shaw left for Denver after visiting Mrs. John Birkle. Woods and Andrews of Davis Bridaham Wholesale Drug Co. visited Platte Valley Pharmacy. Charles Parker opens a new painting and paper hanging shop. About forty Denver hunters spent Sunday rabbit hunting, but rabbits stayed at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Henthorn
E. E. Brace
Willie
J. R. Hogue
Ladies’ Aid
Platteville Bank
L. M. Raney
Daisy Shaw
Windsor Notes From Fort Collins Area
Miss Sargent eighth grade teacher visited Fort Collins Saturday. Mr and Mrs A B Price of Greene visited BE Kern family Sunday. Mrs B A Minckivitz and Mrs Lowell Jackson on sick list this week. T E Burns and Miss Etta Wallace visiting friends in Greenley Saturday. P A Bartz and son of Denver visited brother Dr L BE Bartz and wife Tuesday and Wednesday. Fern Raymond back in school after typhoid fever absence. M E church Sunday school and choir rendered entertainment Thursday. Rev Lambkin addressed the High School Monday. Talks are interesting and instructive to pupils. Miss Isaphine Cooper home from Fowler due to smallpox. Schools closed until June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Burns
Etta Wallace
Greeley
P. A. Bartz
Little Son
Denver
L. BE. Bartz
Little Fern Raymond
Lambkin
Monady
Isaphine Cooper
Fowler
Death of Edgar Crafford After Denver Surgery
Edgar Crafford eleven year old son of Mr and Mrs J W Crafford died at Park Avenue hospital in Denver following an appendicitis operation. The body was brought to Windsor Monday evening and the funeral was held Tuesday at 10 o clock with Rev Lambkin delivering the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar
J. W. Crafford
Park Avenue Hospital
Denver
Windsor
Rev. Lambkin
Mead area notes and closures amid winter conditions
Highlandlake School remains closed until further notice. No new diphtheria cases reported. Mrs. McCormick of Berthoud visited Mead Friday. Large church attendance in Mead Sunday. Wind melted lake ice and stayed cold. Mead beer station opened December 6 with full crew. Mrs. Clifford Hampton hosted dinner in Mead Sunday. Christ Hemmingsen left for Racine Wisconsin. lived in Mead about a year. Mrs. Wallie Johnoon visited Boulder Sunday to see her husband, who hopes to return home in about a week pending improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick of
Berthoud
Mead
Clifford Hampton
Christ Hemmingsen
Racine
Wis
Wallie Johnoon
Boulder
Hazelton Social Notes Include Visits and Travel
Grandpa Fuqua visited John Deboo's on Wednesday. Miss Fay Marvel of Wellington visits sister Mrs Vana Woodside. Edna Barber visits cousin Myrna Barber in Greeley. Earl Barber and Willie Drake spent a few days in Denver. Mrs Fred Storms spent a week in Denver visiting friends and shopping. A dance was held at the Landrum boys’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandpa Fuqua
John Deboo
Earl Barber
Willie Drake
Denver
Fred Storms
Landrum Boys
Evening social and local incidents reported
About fifty attended Thursday evening events. Mrs. Dolly Curtis suffered severe burns from hot lard on Wednesday. Ollie O Farrel hauled and sold a cabbage load in Loveland on Thursday. Mrs. Landrum and two daughters visited from Loveland Thursday and returned Friday. J B Dickey and son left Tuesday for Chicago to visit relatives and the stock show. Mr. and Mrs. McIndoo visited their daughter Mrs. Curtis and plan California winter. Young Ladies Sewing club hosted by Mrs. Curtis with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly Curtis
Ollie O’farrel
Loveland
California
Evans and Area Movers and Visits Highlight Evans Notes
Frank Morris Evans of Deadwood is hosted by L. C. Vanderlip and family. John A. Kimsey visits Loveland for several days. Melvin Park returns to Custer after a two week visit. J. T. Cornelius moves to a ranch south of Evans. J. G. Reid buys the Cornelius harness shop. Kk BE Tracy sells East Evans ranch to a Russian buyer and moves into Evans. Archie Park and Phoebe Niemeyer visit. an Evans W T U meeting draws strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Kimsey
Loveland
Melvin Park
Custer
J. T. Cornelius
Evans
J. G. Reid
Denver
BE. Tracy
East Evans
Mr. Tracy
Mrs Behrens and Devenport Attend Nashville Convention
Mrs Behrens and Mrs Devenport of Greeley attended a convention in Nashville. The event featured a delightful program and dainty refreshments as the close of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Behrens
Davidson
Devenport
Greeley
Nashville
LaSalle Community Notes Include Visits and Local Events
Friday visit by J Bainbridge noted after a week with relatives in Cy Th. La Salle band hosted concert and supper. Misses Ellis opened day with cousin Mrs Ed Behrens. Presbyterian ladies held an all day meeting at Mrs Charles Welch. Walter Kimney house to be ready. plastering finished. Miss Olive Roberts returned to Pittsburg after stay with sister Mrs J Blackwood Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie
Hattie Ellis
Ed Behrens
Pesbyterian c
Hom
Charles Welch
Walter Kimsey
Olive Roberts
J. ‘4 Blackwood
Evans
Pittsburg
Beware of Frequent Colds and Chamberlain Remedies
A warning against recurring colds leading to chronic catarrh urges early attention. The item promotes Chamberlain's Dough Remedy with a testimonial from Mrs. M. White of Butler Tennessee who says it relieved throat and lung issues and left her healthier. Sold by all druggists.
Christmas Handkerchiefs for All Your Gift Needs
Our stock is larger and better this year with careful planning for customers. Prices are reasonable and handkerchiefs make thoughtful gifts. Ladies and men's Christmas handkerchiefs offered with full lines available at affordable rates.
Furs at 25 Percent Off for Christmas Gifts
A local ad promotes a holiday sale offering the entire stock of furs and fur jackets at one quarter off. The retailer highlights women’s bath robes and a varied assortment including silk waists priced from 3.00 to 18.00 and robes from 5.00 to 86.00 with white and black designs.
Useful Gifts for the Housekeeper
A Christmas gift guide highlighting table linens, fanciful hand drawn Japanese linens, blankets quilts and bedspreads, plus rugs, carpet sweepers, curtains and couch covers. Shaw's advertises a stock of reasonably priced, practical gifts aimed at women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw’s
Fancy Combs and Toilet Sets Parade of Christmas Gifts
A display features Fancy Back and Side Combe sets, plain and initials, plus fancy sets. Ebony and French Stag finishes shown with prices up to 3.50 for Toilet Sets, Manicure Sets, and Military Brush Sets.
Slippers in assorted styles and sizes offered
A catalog listing women's Felt Romeo Slippers in several colors with fur trim, all sizes priced from $1.00 to $1.75, men's fancy slippers from $1.50 to $3.00, and children's slippers ranging from 40 to 125 cents.
Fancy Stationery Stock Appeals to Christmas Shoppers
The shop promotes a select stock of gifts including quality paper and envelopes. Boxes are attractive and items are moderately priced from 25c to 1.75. A full line of Tally cards for Christmas parties is available.
Fine Leather Handbags and Accessories Sale
Ad highlights leather handbags in medium and large sizes with a wide color range. It touts quality all leathers and silk opera bags with eye catching beauty. The display includes ladies neckwear and belts as part of a complete gift selection.
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Kittle & Withey Grocery
J. D. Potter
Will
Ninth St
Ninth Street
Burlington
Omaha
Atlantic Coast
St. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Louis
ATUL
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G. A
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Seventeenth Street
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PSH
Briquct Towers
Henry Candlin
First National Bank
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DELTA
Lucerne
Beebe
Jim Fisher
Fort
Lupton
Platteville
Miss Sargent
Fort Collins
Satuuday
A. B. Price of
Greene
BE. L. Kern
Sunny
B. A. Minckivitz
Lowell Jackson
M. E. Church
Hazelton
Young Ladies’ Sewing Club
Frank Morris
Deadwood
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L. C. Vanderlip and Family
Archie Park
Hardin
Niemeyer
Phoebe Niemeyer
Evans W. C. T. U
Lasalle
Shaw Dry Goods Co
Harry H. Shaw
Iit
Japan
Perso
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